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Of Infantry Immediately available with
quick communication by rail for reinforce
ment from the Central West ehould ne
cessl.y arise.
As the strength OF each company and
troops remaining In the Western garrisons
Is about twice what IL was before the
Spanish war. II will be seen that the troops
available In the great West are quite ample
10 meet any ordinary uprising
By maintaining in this country a ba,tAl.
ion Of the Twenty-fonrth and Twen,y-sifth
Infantry the department is inausurat,ng
system which II hopes n; an early date
to apply TO all regiments In foreign service:
that Is, 10 have two battal.ons abroad,
fully manned and Differed. with home
battalion 70 which all those disabled by
foreign service may be sent 10 rscuperate
after active service In the tropics The in
valided and convalescent thus have a def.
mite home station TO which they may at
once be sent and the foreign hospital ser
vice ard the regiments In the field will be
relieved OF embarraSments. Men ahs<nt
on furiough then have definite location
10 which they can report. and such of the
officers as recover sufficiently n perform
light duty win be able 10 render valuable
service In putting recruits destined for
their regiments In shape
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CloR[D Troops IRE GOING
anA Ttwenfy-Afth In.
fantry - See Service 1t Uanilo-
Datsallea % Renafn ~ Meme, Ae-
e~Paane e View Paans for Army.

WASHINGTON. June 13-Orders have
been issued by the war department direct
ing the Twenty-fourth and Twenty-hftn
regiments, excepting one Major and four
companies OF each regiment. to assemble NJ
Gan Francisco. and be put In readiness Tor
duty in the Philippines. The companies OF
the Twenty-fourth to remain behind VII
b distributed a. follows: Company B.
Vancouver Barracks. wash. with de-
tachments at Fort waila Walla. Wash,
and Boise Barracks. Idaho: Company d.
1t Fort Harrison and Fort Assinaboane.
Mont: Company /. Dyea, Alaska; Com
pany u. New Fort Spokane. wash. with .
detachment at Fort Sherman. Idaho.
In connection with this order the war
department issued the following statement:
The departure Of the four battalions OF
the Twenty-fourth and Twenty-hfth In
fantfy from the United States for the
Philippines viii leave the great West with
troops available for its protection a. fol-
lows:
Arizona and New Mexico: There win
remain seven troops Of cavalry. with one
company OF infantry at the main Indian
agency 1t San CarloA ARK
Idaho and Utah: There will be four
troops Of cavalry and 0yeral detachments
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New York. Annual GIFT to the Poor

Direct appropriations OF money do not
represent all OF New York's contribution
to the cause OF charity. The property
OF all the charitable institutions and soci-
cites is exempt from taxation and from
assessments for public improvements The
tax commissioners report that the as
sessed value OF the property OF such or
CARNATIONS Is $50. Isl $50 At the present
rate of taxation this means a loss to the
city Of more than 81. 400. 900 a year The
assessments upon the same property for
public improvements exceed 100000 a
year, which Is paid by the city. These
exemptions materially affect the tax rate
as well as the bonded indebtedness and
annual interest charges OF the city 80
that the yearly contribution OF the tax
payers Of New York to charity In nearly
IL not quite s. .eaeo. or about Is per cent
OF the direct expenses of the city govern
ment
Some figures from the budget for 1906
will show the relative cost of caring for
the poor. The city will pay for public
education Sla.ote Ca fcr police, ST. ~ sss
for the ere department. s. AZ sst; for the
health department. 81. ILL SIS: for lighting
ta.oe $50: for water 81 .tsa.Ss: for cleaning
the streets. A.575Se, for parks 81 - Is /;
for paving and repaving streets. g. so oes
and for charity direct and Indirect s. 100 :
eo.--F From The Abuse of Public Charity,
by Comptroller Bird $. Coier. in Apple
toms Popular Science Monthly for June.
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MUCH INTEREST IN WASHINGTON.
Some Concern Over the NeWo 81
F1ghting Near Manila.

WASHINGTON. June 13-The news OF
the heavy lighting almost In sight OF Ma
Mia and adjacent TO the navy yard a
CAvite. where Admiral Dewey landed MS
forces more than year ago was received
with intense interest here. 1t II evident to
the officials that the insurgents are either
stronger than has been realized. or that
they have come to the end OF their re-
sources and are making this last struggle
in sheer desperation. Otherwiee it y hard
to understand why they should come down
to the shore Of the bay and fight the war
ships.
AdJt Gen. Corbin steadfastly maintained
his confidence in the success OF the pres
ent movement in Luxon. and said today
that he felt encouraged at the advicce that
come from Oth. particularly In view OF
Otis statement that Lawton had driven the
enemy with heavy loss. and that the latter
could not be reaHsembled In force.
Still. there IL great concern exhibited
over the conditions that confront the
American troops In this campaign, and
there was q renewal OF the inquiry a. to
whether or not there are to be further re-
Inducements for the troops or another call
for volunteers. The statement was made
in reply to this that Gen. Otis has, or soon
will have. all the men needed. and the
opinion Of Gen. Otis In these matters can
be depended upon to determine the policy
OF the president In the matter.
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NUNYON.
|aEl5l|1

biz guns 1t Cavfte vie3o. the gunboats
ran close along the shore. bcmbafding
the rebel position The people replied
with rife fire, and with the fire Of small
pieces Of artillery. So vigorous was the
enemy's FIRE at SD a. m. the gunboat
Helena Joined the small gunboats already
named. and the Princeton, Monterey and
MonadnocA. from their anchorAges. drop
ped occasional big shells among the reb-
els. This apparently only served 20 In
cite the rebels. n they kept up an inces-
SAINT IRE OF musketry and artillery near
the mouth OF the Zapote river. two miles
north Of Bakor. The fire Of al seven
warships was concentrated on this point
shortly after noon. when the upper bay
presented the appearance Of being the
scene Of q great naval battle The insur-
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gas plant
Col Alfred T. Smith. Thirteenth infantry sta
toned II Manila. has asked 70 be retired Tor III
Archbishop Chappei,e. Of New Orleans has been
authorized to consecrate Archbishop Barusda, OF
Santiago de Cuba. and Bishop Bicnk
The arbitration treaty between Argentina and
Uruguay has been signed and diplomatic relations
resumed. after nineteen yean' interruption
The International Naviaations Company will build
two drsfcla ships to replace the wrecked Paris
They win not be speedy. however. the contract
calling for seventeen knots. Each ship will Be OF
E.e3 tons register and carry I'm passengers and
much freight.
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GALLANT FOURTEENTH
SWIMS THE RIVER AND
ROUTS THE ENEMY.
Re9ulars Garry Filipino rPenehes-
Ninth. Twelfth and Tvventy-nrst
Take Part-Ltaes Formed Under

MANILA June tt-s.I5 a. m.-Refore
dark last night the Four,eciih infansry
swan the xspote river, charged and car
rteS the trenches. a heavy f,rsiliade OF ar
tiilery preparing the way and covering the
crossing The insurgents broke for the
woods before the Fourteenth reached
them
Almcs, al the same time the Nia,h and
Twelfth crossed bar OF the sea and came
upon their left rank at a point where a
body Of marine with Maxim guns had
landed under tire protection q the ships
batteries and s'rtd upcn the enemy's lsN
rear With a dspssraltxing effect
The Twenty-Grs, crossed the river by a
bridge as seen as 1, could he mensed.
ssx,y-ave dead E1HnsnoS were found In
the trenches. rios, AZ them shot through
the head Several nvs~snca smccss-ease
guns, were captured with ammunition
marked ~. $, Navy Yard
After crossing the river the troops were
withdrawn. WITH the exeeptiaa % the
Ninsa and Tweaty-arss :an.e regiments
being ie. VITA feaT eaas - guard the
bridge. As they were heing formed snsn
companies ire Insurgents commenced 10 ire
Nal3sys fran shs hAsnhSs Sangie. - yards
away. TIE regiments formed laio lire rap
idls ard sosasy. tsssash ar4ser Gre. ara
cheering rtlsas~s 70 the woods driving rhe
ensuay a noi's assy. tae Fsiipsaos fispgs-
sSx every fo,s-
TIE Fourteenth enSanTs~a across TIRE
river. shc nsee caring sor mary 81 sAe Fill
pine wesaa2ess. Eight prisoners were cap
susna TIE nlatar.iy g. the Ellsasans were
rxs. uniforms
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Physical Exercise and Warm MIX
Successful Wooers Of sleep.

Insomnia Is self-inficted curse
through the violation OF natures laws"
writes Edward b. Warman in the June
Ladies Home Journal. THE cause may
be over-anxiety. planning for the morrow.
thinking and worrying over the yesterdays
and todays. but no opiate can remove the
cause. even though II may bring sleep.
II the cause Is merely mental overwork
II may be quickly removed by relieving
the brain OF the excess OF blood. Physical
exercise Is a panacea for about every all
ment which human flesh il heir to. There
fore. stand erect. and rise slowly from the
heels: descend slowly. Do this from forty
to fifty times until you feel the conges-
ton In the muscles Of the leg. Almost
instant relief follows. and sleep IL soon in
duced. For those who are averse 10 a
little work l would recommend. instead. a
bowl OF hot milk without so much as
a wafer Immediately before retiring The
hotter the milk the better for the pur-
pose. This will prove a better sleep-pro-
ducer than all the opiates known to medi-
cal science, II brings about an increased
activity of the blood vessels OF the stom-
ach, causing slight temporary congestion.
which relieves the blood vessels of the
brain. The hot milk IL also quite
strengthening TO the stomach"
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What political party do We think Of
j'fnin'." asked the neighbor.
Il haven't paid much 'tention TO politics
lately. answered Mr.. Corntossel. THE
Republicans an Democrats an PopuNsts
has all made 1t their grea1 object in life
to benefit thS farmer ! reckon l may as
well let 'em fight II out among them
selves as to who shall have the job o.
ready for summer boarders "-Washtng-
ton Star
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Herbert 8 Kirk. Crawford a Conever's
defauitimE cashier. arrived ia the city last
night accompanied by Chief Of Police J
]. Luneii, of Butte. Deputy sheriff Finn
went 10 Butte for the prisoner a DAY or
two ago. but Kirk left Butte before Finn
arrived
Chief LUreii was unable 10 gain admit
tance TO the sheaff-s Office last night. 40
took his prisoner 10 the Hotel Seattle
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gents were eventually forced to abandon
their guns. after holding out four hours.
only TO be confronted by Gen. Lawton's
force on land and In their rear. where
there was heavy lighting. Beyond the de-
struction OF several buildings along the
water front the effect Of the bombardment
Is not known
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No Ashes
Whep Gas
Is the Fuel.
Try the Tolloo,ise
Recipe
On Z
Gas
Ranger
.SH0pnrln
SHORTcAKE.

Two cups OF pastry 0orR
half a teaspoonful Of nj
two rounding teaspoonfuAS
Of baking powder. four Md
tablespoOntuls OF shCetone
ing, one egg, and milk u
make q drop batter--aho(
three-quarters OF Q cue til
Sift the dry materials To-
gether and rub into u
shortening. Beat the white q
the egg. drop In the ~
and beat again: add u
milk 10 the egg and 49,
with the dry materialx ulRei
Ing with q fork. Pour nj
q buttered pan q long 60 {
pan 10 excellent. and e r
q Wise pfecaution to paonf;
q strip OF buttered papoe IN
the bottom OF the -
Smooth the top. and hak1 II
a Detroit Jewel on the -
die oven slide. after ~
burners have been nghto
ten minutes. II viii tnnnl
from fifteen to twenty 49,
utes for baking. accord
to the thickness Of "
cakes. Turn out the b0rl
ers a few minutes before t.
cake 10 done. Df0oa IT,
shortcakc by splitting = W11k
a Christy knife, buttee II
cut faces generously N1t6
soft butter, dust On . nm
nutmeg if you IKE 4, ~
cover with fruit sueafuo q
taste ana 9arnish with vA1vb
ped cream when denlfo11e
Suitable fruits Are s<xaN
berries. raspberrieo, b1ocl 4
berries. peaches, eean1go
tsliced parallel with II
core). bananas. cookod ponne
apple. cherries and plqnlA
1879
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AG0NCILL0 BACK TN PARIS.
Hefsfas From Rome. where He
Anked for the appointment of
Fflfplno Hlshww

Special Dispatch ~ .he poss.lntAggrerc--
LYNDON. JaD~ ff-rs il said az tee
FtApsre tnr.a that AxoneiiIo has return
81 - Paris from Rome where he rad an
ARsdsGce a. she vatican arm was told
that Filipino bishop n7sgzt se a.,yAantcss
u sse ssarsnos would reieAss the is@rrss-
cnaE tiara
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At the Wind.lip.

The Angel Gabriel placed the trumpet to
his lips and blew long. loud blast
Hey, therei You stop.' yelled a wild
eyed little man. You're soaring my
horsesr'
For there were a few old fossils still in
existence. even at the end of the world.
Chicago Tribune.
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Charles McCauiey a causter hy trade
became involved In Ggh, with a friend
last alShf at the Seattle saloon 3- FRS,
avenue south John Weber who was be-
hind the bar az the time. went 70 sepay Re
the men when AcCauley drew a revolver
and hred at Weber. the bullet missing
him by about ar inch McCauley ran as
soon he fred. bar was arrested a few
minutes later OF Railroad avenue and
taken 20 police headquarters
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WORD FROM THE NEWARK.

Commander NotiAes the Department
Of Arrival 1T 0uatecas.
WASHINGTON. June lathe following
cable3rHm has been received at the navy
department from the commander OF the
Newark:
Castro. Chile June L.
Secretary Navy. Washington: The New
ark arrived at Guatecas island In want OF
coal. Am making arrangements for
supply to be sent from Ancud, Chile. Ex-
pect to sail within few dave.
GOODRICH"
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FTtsrs-~Anss So sNe -scsrse~rs ~ IRE CORR
ssttseS At the academy sent ta3s picture
haHk What feels
Arstss~-Aye what sn~sfss
Frtena-~is wegi4 have gives, their cwn
pictures s@sn Q chance. yea know
TsSA-Ae-JG
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NEW YORK. Jun" Ia-The executive
committee OF the Western Union Tele-
graph Company has recommended that
the board Of directors declare tomorrow
the regular quarterly dividend OF Ia per
cent. The MerSe3thaler linotype c1m-
pany has declared quarterly dividend
Of "a per cent.
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The Passor-Do you take life seriously
The Tcuxh-Sc I'm 10 assasssn- 0es?
-ChieARo Record
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INCREASE IN COMPANIES.

Number Of Enlisted Men to he
Raised to 12S.
WASHINGTON. June 1a-Acting Secre-
tary Meiklej0hn issued an order today d.
recting that the number OF enlisted men
In each company of regiments serving In
or ordered to the Philippines be increased
from liz to Ii.
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! YIN uaraniee
89t ~ RAeu8atisn
G@e WIN feAieve luD-
bag. se3At5Ca an4 oil
gAeuDatic rains In
two q thfee hours.
and cure IN . few
MUNYoN.
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&c. q vial. Guide
g Health and medi-
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1896 Arch IT.. PA0a.
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AZ Gay Tight the ressels a. Ca~fts x{efss
df@prei 'we shells srNsu y big sgsassth-
fsar~ saa mounted in fr0nt os ire church
In ''le raw vaTa. The c-ly si@rnax~ dts.se
MAS THE srsinter'ns 80 the sep os a huge
ehears asa the s,oie The gssenoasx sSslfas.
Manila ard Meq1isa thar proceeded n,
11onncunt sse guns After esseacsrs ,as
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-08-29
West Virginia..

From lime 10 lime the Sun has made
mention Of the wonderful industrial de-
velopment in progress in West Virginia.
This has been attested by the building of
new railroads, until tie State is being
rapidly gridironed; by the large sales Of
iron, timber and oil lands at advancing
prices, aud by the Inauguration of hun
dreds Of manufacturing enterprises in va
rious sections of the State The Sun has
frequently predicted great future for
West Virginia, for it's natural wealth il
perhaps unsurpassed by any section d
similar size, and it is delighted at it,
rapid development, mention OF which il
now OF almost daily occurrence Iu this
connection an interview with Governor
Atkinson, published in yesterdays Pitts
burg Dispatch, is of interest. Thing,
poli.icallv, )" said the Governor, "nre very
quiet now in West Virginia. The peopl,
are very busy developing it. We are just
beginning to grow. There are SO rail
road. projected, eight of which are uid,-,
construction West Virginia is the f,s'
State in the Union for oil and lumber.
second for cake aud third forcoal In
short time We hope to pass Pennsylvania
in the manu- fncture of coke, as your cnk'
area is limited. while turs Is almost M
limited. Eighteen months ago We passed
Ohio in the production Of coal. and thi-
year we will go into second place. ahead
of Illinois. II will take u. about %
years to surpass the Pennsylvania Goa
output. Our oil production las. year war
2O,OOO,OOO arrels of white sand oil. ard
oil is being found in nearly all the coun-
lies we turned out 5000. 900 tons Of COX.
aud 100000 of coal in The same period
Mines are being opened all over the State.
Our people are proud of their material
resource" This is, indeed, splendid
showing, aud the lu ure is full of promise.
Baltimore Sun.
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THE "B. & O." TO THE ssd Annual
ENCAMPMENT G. A. R.
Phtlndelphfn. !septenber 4th.QM.

Tickets will be sold at the Very Low Rates
of Orc Fare for the Round Trip from all points
on the Baltimore ,S Oh R. R. east of he
Ohio River, with the exception that the rate
from New York and Baltimore will be 81. co
and from Washington 81 90 for the Round
Trip. Tickets on sale September 2. ), aud >,
good rcturni until September IL, inclusive.
except by deposit of ticket with joint agent at
Phi ladelphia bctwce Sept. and 8, and on
payment of fee of so cents, return limit may
be extended until September so.
Every soldier knows the connection of the
b. u o." with thu Civil War. There are SO
mnny points o; i,tcre ON aud about its lines
that special Storovers and Side Trips have
been arranged for the accommodation of Wis
itors TO tie Philadelphia Encumpmcnt. Call
"n B. & o Ticket Agents for this special liz
formal on. Send cents in stamps for the
special G. ) r. edition of the .. Book OF The
Royal Blue" containing Battlefield Map, ia
D. B. Martin. Manager Pusseugc 1raflie, b.
IL o r. r.. Baltimore.
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WE Owe NO REWARDS; an offer of this kind
is the mcanest of receptions. Onr plan is to
give every one chance to try the merit of
Ely's Cream RaIm-the original Balm for tile
cure of Catsrrh, Hay Fever aud Cold in tile
6eaq, DY mailing ior ~ Gents y fFl M 81 s1]e to
size also and the druggists keep it. Test it and
you are sure to continue the treatment. RELIEF
is immediate and cure follows. Ely Broth
ers, Sc Warren Street, New York.
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DEER PARK HOTEL,
Deer Park, Maryland Most Dsligh,fur
Summer Resort of The Alleghenies

Ss.pt by mcu tai bre. GAS, 9 800 fee
above sea level. Absolutely free from
malaria. hay fever ami Ro,q lit IS. OF
Main inc of Baltimo @ 8 Ohio Raj
road. Hotel ami CCtt ges. Every mod
arm copv. nience. Rooms an suita wit
bath. Electric lights, Elevator, TURK
ish Baths, two large Swimming Pools
Golf Links. Tennis q .urts. Bowling A
ery Stable SnnaDo Il av.i Ae esI ii,v
Bar d. Delightful cottages furnisnee
for house kaepirg il desired) ready fol
occupancy june 1st. uotol pen from
June 2:th t So;itt mber :0.h.
For rates aud information address d
@. Jones, Manager, r. IL o. Building
Baltimore, Md until June 10th. After
that time. Deer Park, Garrett Co., Md.
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leaves baltimore. daily, except Sunday -
p. M, for Hngersiown. Returning leaves Ha-
gcrstown b 43 a M. Arrive Baltimore 9.31.
Bridge and intermediate Stations ut 1917 q.
IN. aud $50 and OF p. M. aud leave Union
Bridge for Baltimore ut $40 and G,37 a. m,
aud l2-51 p M, daily, except Sunday.
SUSDAYsOHLY.-Leav Baltimore FOR Union
Bridge aud intermediate Stations OBS u. IN.
and 2.35 p. m. and leave Union Bridge at As
a. M, and 3.5S p. III. for baltimore and Inter
nediute Stations.
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ladies Can wtnt snoes

Ease, II powder to 1T Ahakrn into the shoes
1t makes iiElt or new shoes feel easy +; gives,
instant relief 10 corns aud hunims. las the
.rcutcst comfort discovery Aliens Font
Fuse is a certain cure for ingrow ny nuiis.
sweating. hot, aching feet. Triul pack
age Free. Sold by druggists, grOccrs, shoe
stores and general storrkccpcrs ever. where.
By mail for - cts. III stamps. Address Allen
S. Olmsted. lie Roy, ". Y. Aug 15-lw
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Nos. II and Sc connect with main line trains
for all points S"uth and Southwest, and at
Washington for all Eastern Cities. No change
oil cars Observation-Disclosures and llarriSonburg
on Nos. Is and IA.
For detailed iufor alton apply 10 nearest
agent of Southern Railway. or write to l.. $.
Brown, General Agent, Washington. d. c.
FRANK S. CANNON
3rd Vice PRIEST. tS GCn'l Mgr.
j. NJ. CULP, Traffic Mgr.
Jan 81. ". A. TURK, GcD'l pass. Agt.