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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-02
DEWEY AND THE GERMANS

London. Aug 1.-The Daily News and The
Standard" this morning print Vienna dispatches
saving that people who had intercourse with Ad-
ro,-aI Dewey are convinced OF the incorrectness
=, the interview recently printed In New York
naper. in which the Admiral was made TO say
'our n..t war will be with Germany"
They Say that Admiral Dewey not only SAID
ro,,pg pointing 10 strained relations between the
IrnIted States and Germany. but even denied
that Captain Coghlan's words could POSSIBLY
have been based on anything which he Dewey
hoa said. as Captain Coghlan had never oseh IN
his company .-o, n.rsv does not
Zeal the displeasure he feels over the ai''
so,,, Conduct Of the Germans in Manila
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THE FIGHT AT CALAMBA.
uor WORK FOR MEN OF THE TWENTY
FIRST REGIMENT.
I'VE AMERICANS HAD SEVEN KrLLED-INsUR.
GENTS RELUCTANT TO ABANDON THE

ruv AMERICANS HAD SEVEN KILLED-rNsuR
GENTS RELUCTANT TO ABANDON THE
KEY TO THE LAKE ROAD.
Manila. Aug l. $50 a. m.-Sunday'. fight at
,,v,ling 10 abandon the place. which is the
tsv 70 the lake road. General Hall. hearing
that General Malbar was preparing to make an
.-ack sent Major weisenberger with three
companies az the 21st Infantry three troops
., cavalry and one OF Hamilton's guns TO AT
Jack the insurgents. This detachment found a
,o-ce OF a thousand rebels behind hastily made
Entertainments. The rebels held their fire until
che contingent OF the 21st Regiment was within
three hundred yards, when they fred a volley.
The Americans dropped in the high grass out OF
sight and returned the fire.
Lieutenant Love, who was walking erect
along the front of the men, was shot in the
arm An insurgent officer equally brave stood
a. the top OF the trenches directing the fire
of the insurgents until he was killed when
the Fi'ipinos fed
During the fighting on the north side Of the
town a small body Of insurgents attempted TO
enter on the south side. but a troop of cavalry
repulsed them.
vas seven killed and twenty wounded Sixteen
dead Insurgents have been found
The a -erican garrison at Morong is going to
Calauha
BODY Of insurgents has visited Taytay.
where they killed several natives who were
friendly to the Americans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-02
MRS. I. E. BLAKE.

Mrs I r. Blake. the wife Of President J. l. Blake
Of the Northwest Railway Company, and large
srockholder In the Northwest Copper Company NO
II Broadway. died at her home. No. 40 RIVERSIDE
Drive at o'clock yesterday afternoon
Three weeks ago Mrs Bake submitted to an
operation at Roosevelt Hospital and it was then
believed that death was a question Of a very ~"
hours To the surprise OF the surgeons the pa
tent rallied and she seemed to be gaining until
a week ago. when a clot formed on the brain. caus-
ing progressive paralysis. As it Was evident that
she would die her relatives removed her from
the hospital 70 her home. 49,,
The funeral services will be held In the Judson
Memorial church tomorrow Mr. Blake Is widely
known In Denver Salt Lake city. san Francesca
and throughout the West generally he was IoTI
fifteen wears the president Of the Continental Ol
Company with headquarters in Denver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-02
LEWIS Il. BAILEY.

Lewis Fl Bailey died at Ridgehed. Conn. on
ruIy 90 He was born a, Kent cliffs. Putnam
County. Y Y on February 70. 1919. and went TO
RidgeAeld IN 1893 as clerk in the general store OF
William Hawley Subsequently he became MI
Hawleys partner and when Mr.. Hawley died sue
ceeded 70 the business. Mr.. Bailey was otate
Senator in 1875. being elected by the pemocra '
10 u,ae tho founder OF the Ridgehed Savings BANK
ard vas its president when he died MI. Balley
was cousin OF General .. o HoWaEd ne Ie@r rS
SmneraI will take place tomorrow from MS la'e
-,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-02
,,,.s-r11vc OFT WESTERN TROOPS

san Francisco Aug. 1.-The work OF muster
-z our the Nebraska and Utah volunteers VIII
81 ka a. least three weeks The Ctah batteries mas
~. s,e-osad ~ in TWO weeks for the way over
,r.,o- Grant rad mis- officers prepare most OF the
recessary papers. and they are ready for the mus
r4-t1g ofscer now Besides. there will he very IT.
- In the way Of property settlement IN the case
~ he batteries as they left most or tnelr prop
e--v win the military establishment in Manila
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FRANK 5. FREEMAN. JR.

Frank s Freeman. jr. receiving teller OF tne
Rank Of Commerce. Manhattan, died ar 'he nome
NJ his mother-in-law. Mrs. clifford H futile No
3ss Clinton-ave.. Brooklyn. yesterday from IyPnUIu
fever He had been iu for about TWO weeks inc
disease ba,ng complicated by heart trouoie
which developed during his illness He was VIII"
the Bank Of Commerce for twenty-seven years
and had recently been promoted from note rene'
n receiving teller He was the son OF ranh ,r III
he wedding 10 Miss Ella Iutte, which tooh p1ess
IN 1,,ne lust eight weeks ago tomorrow Is,,oiiy
aoO}Ior man. having been member OF me OK
ford and Crescent clubs in Brooklyn ana i 81
- 70 nizari0ns. He Orotner-ll ,dW "
William Beard and Dr. James Warden; 81 bro0 Se
y, sr-rargements for the funeral Will noI Ve
~ Al ir4U the arrival Of members Of the family
Who re now out Of town
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-02
,,C.r1-NTrERS PE-FNLrSTING

Washington. Aug i.-According to aavlces re-
ceyed to-day by the War Department from zen
eraI Otis. good many of the Northwestern 'olun-
teers have re-enlsted in the new regiments 49,
organized in the Philippines Following NE
patch. Manila July 81
Adiutant General. Washington. c,,a,,y.e,1h,
officers eight Citizens 1883 soldiers ana dscra %
men Wyoming North Dakota ana id 5ischa reed
lions Left behind about TWO hundISo Us or
men good many have reenlis5sd Only sl Minnesota
left Corporal Frank Gore H. "yoii , ssbinments in
very few days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-02
STEAMER PROBABLY SINKS BAfh'

TUT crpuA1ON1A IN COLLISION IN A DENSE
FOG OFF THE IRISH COAST.
Queenstown. Aug THE Cunard Line steamer
Cepbal onia Captain Pierce from Boston o..S
Liverpool which arrived here TO-DAY a. 20 -.
- darse,v be<osged during the night Between
md z o'clock in the morning while nearing the
irish coast she was in collision with saiins yes
sci supposed 10 he a bark. The vessels separated
quickly and boat was launched from the steamer
The Cephaionia was not damaged. Inere was
oe excitement on board Of her after the accident
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-02
OVERCOME BY HEAT.

John J. Gust. twenty-five years old a homeless
man. was overcome by the heat at No. lS9 Cana-st.
He was removed TO Gouverneur Hospital.
Neil Nelson. thrty-four years old a sailor on the
coal barge Higgins lying at East Thrty-hfth-st..
was overcome by the heat at Second-ave. and Thr-
ty-fourth-st. He attended by surgeon and
then went TO the barge.
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,,oprc,s- FOR ro-pAY AND THURSDAY.

FOR Maine New-Hampshire. Vermont and Massaonu-
GERS fair probably showers Thursday, continued hsh
temperature. fresh southery winds
r. pbode Island and Connecticut fair to-day and
rpu-qdav. high temperature: fresh southery winds
For Eastern New-York continued nigh Temperature
today and Thursday with fair weather. except snow
IN northern portion this afternoon or night Tesh Ns'
mostly s0utherly .,..--t, Neu
For District o, Columbia Eastern PennsylvanIa 800
r.-sev uelaVare MARYLAND and Virgin cont 10
warm and far weather to-day and THURSDAY "7'
For WAste-r Nev-York and Western Pennsy Nv a.
,h-earenine probably hunderstorms and some hd, I.
bis afternoon. THURSDAY fair. fresh 70 BRISK 'di'a
winds. becoming westerly
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-,,r prvvsvtvANIA REACHES MANILA.

Washington. Aug. Under date OF to-day Gen
e-sl Otis sends the following dispatch from Mania
o ne War Department:
Transport Pennsylvania arrived TINS morning. "0
Qualities.
The Pennsylvania sailed from San Francisco on
Inv. colonel A. s Burt, 25th Infantry com
r-snd,ne with headquarters and Companies o. o. ~ r.
7 X 4 and N 18th Infantry, and recruits - oni-
nd All enlisted men.
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,oSrox WANTS THE ADMIRAL

ONE OF THE ALDERMEN LIIS7r1'' II IT "
"sFcONp BOrLANGER"
Boston. Aug The Board OF Aldermen to-oay
,ossed an order requesting the Board OF Estimate
and Apportionment TO appropriate sum sunicieh'
IN extend the hospitality Of the city OF Boston 10
Admiral Dewey. Alderman Mlchael piloN 80.
.,,.od considerable criticism by forciby opposing
49, measure Alderman Brick said. in explaining
his views: II do not think that We should thro"
ourselves into a state OF sdulation Of hero BE-
cause he has won a battle. II hardly strikes me
ba Admir- n IS 10 be put into the same category
~ ~ Grant sherman and other great military
heroes | do not however wish 10 dscreon nm nm
q second Bouanger in America
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAYs FORECAST
-.-.,-r-or Aug High temperature continues gen
.-., throughout although there mas oe-h
ra moderation from Colorado northeastward into o'uh
r,aLota There have showers and thundHrsoIHs III
the south Atlantic states. the upper AK ''e'on
,,s4, vsissinpi Valley and Colorado. In the PacInc
sistes fair weather has continued High Temperature VII
continue generally Wednesday ana IhuTscsS ai1 a. ,he
~ thundsrstorns are indicated for WEDNESDAY IN w
ohio and tn Middle Mississippi and lake valley region
Tbs winds on the Atlantic Coast viii be fresh m oIl'
nrsfIN sonfher1.
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Ar-cvsTrs F. MULLER.

Word was received in this CRY yesterday OF we
death Of Augustus F. Miller. merchant tal'or' vi
W 9is Fqrth-ave Mr.. Miller died at Lausanne
s,.,.z.-land where ne had stopped on his tour
sbroad FOR a short soiourn He was born in Ger
many and came to this country when young man;
e as seventy-four years old. and recently ne nad
made mis- home in PocanticO Hills y. y MT MuI!sr
AIS Interested In many charitable institutions. lie
@sve literally TO the support Of the German Hos
oft ~ az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-02

the assistance Of eminent American counsel 10 aid
IN her defence Mr.. Rose-Innes said to-day:
I am more than confident OF the release OF
my client. believed from the first that the extra
olton treaty OF 1859 did include the crime with
"nch Mrs. Perot IL charged, and further. con-
sutation with American counsel has convinced me
that II my client IL guilty OF anything n II only
OF contempt OF court as she was taking her own
child, which is no crime according to English law
and hence there Is cause for eXtraditon.'
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pFCR1TT1NG AT CHATTANOOGA

Chattanooga. Tenn. Aug / (speciaD-The month
,. -aror+ ~ the Chattanooga recruiting station 70
ne war Department for July viii show loo ehIis'
--ar-s OF this number thirty-one were 1or the
Regular Army. most Of them oelns sehl 70 oaH
tsavr-foIr have been enlisted an sent 70 various
POINTS Since July p there were torLE.n.s 70
1arts here July was the heaviest month OF the
Z
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SENATOR BErERIDGE At NAGASAEL

Washington. Aug. THE State Department ms
succeeded in locating Senator Beveridge' OF IN
diana over whom some anxiety was tet os NJ
friends A cable dispatch 70 Consul Harris al
Tsgasak elected the following reply. received ms
morning: "Beveridge all right Ihe SenHI99t va
a passenger on the steamship Empress OF lHula "i''
- astalred In nuarantine az NaEasakl
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r-r->EpA1. OF MAJOR DIGGLEs

pos.on Aue The funeral services over the
b9dy Of Major piggles OF the 18Th Minnesota Fesi-
rnen, who died in Manila. were conducted s,npIy
tv Ire Rev. D. D. Addison, Of BrGoknne, a. ta ne
irtosh a. Brookline to-day. The burial was a'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-02

Mrs Anne Jane Charney MitcneI" VINO HVeu a.
Port Washington Long Island ioI Owe ~ :.
-. "a u,as grandmother Of Mrs. Lemue l.
onigy died Yesterday at her home there MIS-
Nt,rcbeU IN her early lie prominent IN cnurGh
and social affairs and her husband JQan ~
eli was az one time prominently Zoe ~ 80
1oiititaI AFFAIRS OF Queens County. she was IN het
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-02

CRANE-DC NN-Tuesday August l. al Graee w,..
chantry by the Rev. James Le Baron J9nns'n' '
Esther AIne Dunn Mr.. Frank Warren CrAhs'
>,oas>,,~- uovrrIAt IN. residence Of the brides
sister Mr. 2 p Brailsrt. No 2ps sth-aSs n,
Iyr August 1 1899 by the Rev. George sistse -
w A Mossman TO Adelaide Howell. BON " NEW
Clty.
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MAJOR MILILAM z CREARY

Washington Aug MAJOR William r. C'eary.
T. : A retired died here on Saturday night, and
will he buried al Arlington Wednesday. He
enlisted from Michigan and saw active service IN
tho Civil War and afterward was appointed pay
master in the REGULAR Army retrlng Hl ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-02
NJ ,1I1-,uvArE THE NORTH RIVER

The Dewey committees are busy making p'epdia-
,ions for the land and water parade and reception
q, honor If Deyev's return. One OF the features
~ the programme is an illumination OF the North
piv.r 10 -hfth-st Inc com
rnittee has received assurances from several per
80 and corporations owning property alohk inc
Iersev coast that side Of the river VIII also ne
min
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ARREST OF GLASGOW LAWYER

Glasgow. Aug l-Georgs Colquhoun. lawyer.
has been arrested here on the charge Of embezzing
funds belonging 10 his clients His liabilities are
said to be 100000 Colquhoun was formerly
CITY Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-02
TIT YOSEMITE SAILS FOR GUAM

Washington. Aug The Navy Department If
,,,,rr,Ad that the YoseIaite sailed to-day from
Manila for Guam. whe-e Captain Leary Will De n
sailed as Governor q mat new American Poss7S
s.@- succeeding Lieut. nant Kaiser
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PRINCIPLE AND PATRONAGE.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: Every man In the State VINO opposes ."e
plat machine which for all intents and purposes
:, ~. Republican organization. from motives OF
nr,ncip,e rather than plumber. will applaud your
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-02
MARRIED.

sTEvENS-ROLJINS-On Tuesday. August !, 1852 -
her mothers residence Upper Alton H., by the Rev.
Or waterman Clara Sherwood Rollins 70 Joseph samn-
son stevens. ...
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DEWEY SAILS FOR NAPLES.

TIT OLYMPIA LEAVES TRIESTE AND REsrMEs
HER VOYAGE HoMEwARD
rrtssts Aug THE United States cruiser
o,,,r,nta started for Naples at o'clock this
afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-02
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND MEN NEEDED

ONE II NDRED lGON SAM MEN -NbI~DE1D'
AN OFFICER OF 4 VOLUNTEER REGIMENT ON
THE SITUATION IN THE PHILIPPINES
san Francisco Aug An officer Of one Of the
volunteer regiments in the Philippines has written
the following letter 70 The Associated Press.
Manila June 2.
The arrival Of the rainy finds the insurrec-
non as vigorous Il has been any time since the
outbreak. The insurgent armies are well recruited
notwir hstanding their heavy losses. and are well
fed and clothed They have prOfted by their I'VE
months OF warfare aga inst the Americans. They
are fast adopting American tactics and are becom-
Ing better disciplined and more skilful in the use
of their weapons every day. over one hundred
thousand soldiers should be here ready for business
nv The beginning % the dry season in November
Garrisons could then be stationed at strategic
points A continuous warfare cannot De carried on
In this snervating climate by the same troops
Frequent reliefs are necessary.
Troops should not be kept here longer than a
native yigor for six or eight months after arrival
here and then begin 10 succumb TO the VARIOUS
ailments Of tropical weather. This is eXemp lned
In the of the volunteers ana those RES 1laLS
rner The most Of them are saturated Win malari
many have rheumatism, and al are greaty ue
Initiated They unht for furtner duty ana re-
c,Iperson seems slow and unsatisiac ory, AZ II -
with them. so II is likely 70 ne WIN the" su1-
CessOrs. 49,, r,Lut-.,-a- We
The eight million people 81 the PhiipPin1ees are
az tiebly civilized a the twelve millions OF Mexico
II IN American people VIII imagine the CHr Iii
States have acquired Mexico aealrS, . i Savr a
md 70 be engaged in an attempt 70 put uoS ~ o.,
,,.t,.ersaI rebellion II the MeXicans with ZVWc
,-oone they will have duplicate picture az cose
NE of the situation in the Phllpplnes, WIN ''
f-or1 10 70 Is degrees more troplcaI 'nah 'iid' VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-02

Or D. Jaynes famous prescription for Lung and
Throat Diseases Is still sold under the name OF
Jayne Expectorant 60
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AN ARTIST WITH A GRIEVANCE.
A L0NDoN NEWSPAPER MAN DIsPARAGEs
AMERICAN WARFARE.

A L0NDON NEWSPAPER MAN DIsPARAGEs
AMERICAN WARFARE
London Aug 1.-The special artist Of The
psi,y Graphic" Of this city in the Philip
pine Islands, has been INDUCING in a vigorous
grow al the treatment which he says he has
been subjected to by authorities who are so
deficient in common sense, TO say nothing OF
courtesy. as 10 forbid an artist the assistance
which ne might provide for himself by engaging
servants 70 carry the food the military authori-
ties decline 10 supply even on payment"
He adds.
II this campaign were conducted by the Brit
iSa there would be officers commanding at the
base and lines Of communication. roads would
Re repaired streams would be bridged or ferries
established. and supply trains would be moved
along establishing depots
y have accompanied FIVE British expeditions
where these characteristics prevailed. but this is
the first campaign 7 have seen in which the
transport service Systematically neglect I'd.
Even the Chinese established depOts Ia 1871.
But here YOU cannot be taken by cart from Ma
Mia 70 San Tomas by road without having 10
swim streams But for a bit of single railway
line the troops would be starved on this line Of
operations. AS II is they are but fed from hand
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MARRIED.

"Ny digestion Is simply perfect" says every OF
who uses JOhnsOns Digestive Tablets
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.pRryrrD MATTER. ETc.-Gerrnsn steamers .aillns =
MANS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
''lH- INDIES En-


vrnvrsDAyA 80 Ss a. m supplementary 10 20 M
for Central America except co.la Ec1l snd soy ~
Paeao ports n1 Dsr d AaeS' 1sr AaHcs a,
p m tor cuba. Camp~cns Iaeas, "a 1890,
sna 9r 3ther paris y mus' be directed pef
SENECA TsmBft at deers must he directed Ardandhul
THCRsDAY-At I ? n ,Sgppierneh'ars o. Psasttaso;
sf2p m Tor Ia Plata counries per : - H ,1,,
Prince: az Q ?. m. FOR Jamaica. per ''s@'n'r '''"'
stsT3fsIRpAr-A, m tor Brazil ard "a Plata coGn,
tHes HsvsIius ds,ier. tor North Brazil mus, be az
per H-yeas a. 10 a. TT6,dss a. 10 a. r.
supplementary 1890 a. m for Eor,uns i'Ssa'
Aitai detters Tor Costa Rica nus b directed prpS,
Atari: at lo3o a =" i9r HAN u, pa D. T,,,issd
BRITISH and Dutch Guiana mus! be drscsd pr Pm
wnem u; at II a m- 'o' ,.,ppIsrnentarv II 20
M FOR Porto Rico, VIA ssn Juan. Vensas.
at II m -, wa ine- liatnnaS. a, IL m sos
a. o m for Nuevitas. Gbara. vita Puerto PAars ana
MAJ HTa, ,o9 Newtcundsnd BY rail orh sydney ssd
thence BY steamer Close a. ms YonsaV "Wednesday
and saturday. Mas for MggeSn ~ raH 10 a. a.
anu Mails ,or cuba by rail 70 Port Tsmps ia. ard
Fhence by steamer. close al TINS once osl. uA a..
NohdSy1s Ss.asy and Frdsyr Mails for cuba y rs. 70
Miami Fla and thence BY steam.T eoss ,o', M
10y onnectng closes Tuesday and sst9rdsy,.
Mails 70, MSsSS cry sy .tssmer eo. mis- one.
drs Ss ., go a m and ESQ ?. m MAILS Tor Cos.a
atly pali1s puerto Cort~z and Guatemala by fA 20
- Oceans and thence by steamer e-' =, n.s -
SeH "a = N (connecting closes here Sundsys snd
gsasy. ,or Costa Rica. ard MONDAYS Tor os ,
,,.a -o,,ez and Guatemala fheelstefel ma.
Puerto ~ rreyioua day tRegistsred mall closes Al
= n second before. -,<. ,,,us
80, - r,t,s and Japan, per q Riolun Natl urvrn
MAILS 70. 80 hsrs daily 20 Angus AZ $50 p m
s-stte, Sn,,s Japan and Hawaii per r. Gaelic !,ron
MANS ~ .I.@o1 clos daily up % AUGUST -
san y,u. Cor Australia except those Tor we0
$50 p M ,,birh are forwarded via Europe). Nes
hlsf us,aW FiU and Samoan Islands. per . hoena
sho g. P-a,ct.co). close here daily after July VI
ur'n - August ~ At g 80 m, or on DAY of sIivs.
sno " which Will probably arrive AuSaess
.. MAILS Tor China and Japan. per : Empress OF
I'm Vancouver Close here daily up 20 AUGUST
y,Psn IN o m Malls FOR Hawaii per 8 AUSTRALIA
49, Ca, Francisco close here daily 20 August fis
=, an o nl Mails for Austraih except West Aes
sa~.usI Hawaii and FIJI Islsncs per = 8 mowers IRON
Ysneouver chose her. daily after AUGUST - ana up 20
nsu.t RS AT 80 m. Malls for the society lsianos
1er ship Galiee from san Francisco esse asfs dsy
80 20 Aurs, 80 az $50 2. N. Mails Tor Snina ana
ispsn per 3 Tacoma from Tacoms) eiose here dahy
up 10 August t3l al $50 .. m: - az, an
mails forwarded 10 port OF Ealing daHy
he schedule Of closing arranged on the presump.
on ~ h. uninterrupted overland transit fBsgstere4
rnsu closes AZ o. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN Corr. Pos'0ooA 4
pos,onace Nsw-Yoxk. Jxls ~ ~ y
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PREPARING TO RECEIVE DEWEY.
coyyTrrrr 70 MEET At THE GOV hFI,'0f' :
HOUSE THIS WEEK.

.na,v Aux The special committee Of Wnicn
senator RaInes IS chairman. appointed by the laSt
legislature 10 perfect plans 10 welcome AdnliraI
r1ew4v upon his Homecoming. will meet some time
iris veAk at Governor Roosevelts home, az oyster
pay The amount appropriated for this purpose Is
5000
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Manila. July 81.
MRS. PEROTs DEFENCE.
SIZE SECURES AMERICAN COUNSEL TO AID MN -
FIGHTING ExTRADITIoN

London Aug Mrs. Perot' VINO was on
last Thursday upon her arrival al LNe'poo,
board the Dominion Line steamer Inn, ~, A.
from the ebnds Maternal grandfather at Baltimore
hs. taken private apartments near Hyde rark'
where she i. holding daily consultation win NJ, NJ.
sQlic,tor Patrick Rose-Innes. prepsrihs ,rss
-SslnS hearing ~ hsr She no~ pa'