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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-10
WittTommerna6t.
Bon u. 5eIieu.

@ou 9liitbsn pranet Der rotbe Dorm,
Der Sprpfer i9ldgt i'm DuGpe,
Wte Silber bliuft bes Wfpnbes 9orn
9o9 iiber Slur unO 9albe.
Sm eriten S9lummer rubt bic @elt,
Nur leiIe tpeb'n bic Winoe,
limb bur9 oas CRIME Roggenfslb
3iebt Gieno SirI4 unb Sinbe.
90 brGnst's aud mid binuus nit
Maht,
gs 1T 10 I9fpiil i'm 3immer,
limb lodsnb ptntt bic Suniuu1t
Wtit ibrem 3pieli9tidimmer.
Sn lauen Wellen Ipielt bic 2uft
I'm Stirne mir unb 2oden;
Did griibt bon fern nit Walb unb
&luft
Der allie, beirse 8rudeH.
limb in ben 8iiTdsn rsgt ii9 rings
Der Glfen lei6tes @0lt6en,
limb fliiitert re6ts unb tpiipert lints
9lus tpeiben Silberp0lf6en.
8ulb lit ss nab. balb fliebt's baOon,
S6pebt iiber Wdlb unb Weiber:
Sitania i6erst nit Sberpn
Sur Spnnenipenoefeier.
Rinas nm mid bat ittiommsrna9t
Sbr 3auberneB geipOnnen.
Sd taude tief in ibre Pradt,
Die in Der Susenb 8rOnnen,
limb i9auernb rieIelt mir burd's Sera
Gin inniass 9ebagen,
als piiro' ih beimlih bimmeIpdrts
gluf Wplten fortgetragen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-10

fen, pis Iis bier an tbutiddlidsn get'
TpieIen ge5ei9t purben.
rOas I6tdt iib nt6t!" - n0us
tbut man nidt!" = p@ie unpuFenO!"
- r@ie unipeiblt6!"
Nun ia, Suseseben; es buben ia AUDI
nur uusnabmspeife 6rauen ben Wutb
Jeiunoen, sinen Mann "austlineeIn"
gu lufen unb ibn pOur9 bic 3eitun9"
gu Iu9en. 9drum lafe i9 mir bod
ni9t ausrebsn, baB manhe, tpenn bas
@Orurtbeil es ni9t perbOte, cine
freunblid,e ipObItbuenOe, uIte Grinnez
rung austrommeln lieBe, nod oa5u 10
Iaut ipie m6slidb!
Dobl benen, bic bas Bette, bas bas
2eben bistet, a tempo unb ni9t -
post festum genieben!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-10
Sn ocr Sgpnoic.

r9lDbiinn!" ruff Elm iunger, aber
abgeplagt ausIebenoer @bemann elmer
9ruppe BON 8etunnten gu, bic ii4 iiber
SDpnptismus unterbalten. sd iuge
Sbnen. Sppnotismus 1T Der refine
Quorf!!" .Dieio tptFen sic bas9"
t0nt ibm bic Srage zines 9luubsnoen
entgegen. rWisIo unb ipober i4 bas
fpeib2" ga, i9 perIuate ss bei meiner
Srdu, unb bas brahte mid gu Der @rz
tenntniB, bab Der Sbpnotismus bic
lsbte 3uflu6t zines an gripei9ung leiz
bsnbsn 9ebirns it," Man itiirste iibsr
i'm Der, er Ioute ersdblen, unb bann
begann er aud feline 2sibensgs!didte,
bic Situation gang bramatiI9 peranz.
| fdaulidenb. sd rtdtete meine au>
gen feIt uuf iie uno idritt langiam aus
Der entgesenIiegenben Gde bes 3ims
mers auf ben plab gu, ipo meine Srdu
fab. glls meine glugen etipa feds 3Ou
nod BON ben ibrigen entfernt tparsn,
iuste id nit lansiumer. fharf betonsns
Der Stimme: Watbiloe, Su biit gang
gliidli9 - 9u braudit ipeiter feline
9leioer unb feline Siite mebr." Sin
trGumeriI6er, in bic 5erne irrenber
Bid itabl ii9 in ibrs Qusen, unb i9
gepabrte Iofort, baB i9 lie bbpnotiiirt
hattie. @eraoe i'm 8egriff, ibr gu fugz
geriren, oab iie na9 bem@rpd4en aus
ibrer Starrheit cine gang anbere 5rau,
nit piel geringeren 4riprii6en unb
feiuem toItIpielisen 9ei9mad mebr
Iein ipiirbs, begann Iie in ianften, mes
lan6oIiI9en Dorten gu lallen: %
9eprg, i6 Iebe - einen 10 enlightenment
Sut = in einem S6aufeniter - er
toItet nur $25! = gl9 9eorg - tpeI6e
9ra6t% Sic mar unitreitis i'm 3us
itanbe Der SelIieberei, uno mas ia au9
anitelIen mo6te, iie Iab ni9ts unosres
ais ben Sut, unb duf ale meine Sra
gen eripiberte Iie ni9ts fpeiter ais bic
entIebli9sn Worte: nRur - 25 -
0ollars!" Mid iibsrlief Elm tultsr
S6uuber, uno i9 beI9lob. iie 10
I1neu als m0gli9 gu ertpeden. glber
tein Wlittcl perfing. @nblitb I6rie ib
ibr laut gu: n8ei bem Worte brsi
muBt 0u aufpd9en unb ulles perseIz
ien, mas pdIiirt 1T. Sins, 5tpei, brei,"
aber ibre @ntpprt blieb: rRur = %
- Dollars" 3psi fur6tbare Stun
ben psrbradte i9 nit pergebli6sm 8ss
miibeu, metne 6rau in's 8ttpuBtIein
5uriidsurufen unb in Der iidb itetig itsiz
gsruoen gtngit rpegsn Der Gefabren, bic
nit Der Qnipenoung oes 9bpnotis>
mus Ieitsns zines 2disn pertniipft iino.
Saon in 8er5peifluns geratbsn uno
entihlpFen. einen @r3t gu bolsn, NOS
nit ih, Offen geitunoen, aus S4um
ge30eert bate, fiel mir gum Slid nod
Elm, oab bic SppnOtiiirten oft ielbit bas
Mittel Su ibrer Grluedung odburd in
bic SanO gebsn, bub man ibrer Sugse>
ition lebiglid 5oIge gu leiIten bat. Sn
oieIem Slime nabm i'd flint 6iinfOolz
lars 8plbitiide aus Der SdIfe uno
Iprad gu meiner 5ruu: rMatbiloe, tf
foliage nit bieIen $25 Dollars auf ben
Slid, ems, 5tpei brei, oann mubt Oh
erpadsn." Der Grfolg iteate iid Ioz
fort elm. Meine Srau erbpb iif bon
ibrem SIP, nabm bas9elo uno ipru6:
SD bante Dir, lisber 9eurg." limb
barn madte iie ii9 fertis, um aus5us
geben uno Ii9 ben nsuen 9ut gu taus
fen. Ra, meine Meinung iiber 9ppaos
tismus tennen Sic isBt, Der retns
8l0oiinn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-10

g 6meideIbuft. Gin @az
fer ma6t ieiner So6ter 8orpiirfe, bdB
fie bic Suloigung zines Serrn entees
genntmmt, raber 9upa, mas buft 9u
nur gegen ibn9" SD finbe i'm ets
mas bumm." sd ibu ntdt." .Qtus
berbem bat sr es permutbli6 nur auf
SetH Gelb abgeIeben." pa tdnn i'd
Dir has 8sgsntbeil berii6ern. Gr
tuia mid nDtbigenfaGs aud obne Weits
gift beirotbsn." Damn 1T er ia nod
biimmer ols i'd eegIaubt babel"
- urter 6reunoinnen.
6rm e.: r9Iauben sic, mas man
non Srdulein 3. Iagt2" 5rau g.:
rSb! 9elpiB. Gs iibsrraIbt mi9 aud,
qurnidt. 9tber iagen sic mir, pus
fagt man benn BON ibr2"
= Der Wtenfden grDBter
8Oblt9dter 1T Der, tpsIafr iie gum 60.
den brinst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-10

Don allen Rationen am fdne1iten
permebrt Ii9 bic ruiiii6e; RuBlunh
brau6t nur 40 Sabre. um ieine Be
pDlterungssabI gu perOOppeIn. Sn
9eutI6lanb finb baSu 65Sabrs nOtbig.
in Seiterrei6 llngarn 70. gnglanS
80, sStalien 40, in 5rdntreih dber
$50 Sabre, unb bas aud nur bann.
ipenn Die gegsnpdrtige 8ep0lterungss
sunabme ii9 ni6t Dsrtleinert, mas dber
fbatId6li6 Der 5au 1T. Wus mill Der
@erluit @liaB 2otbrinsens nit l!
RilionenSeelen bemienigen gegeniiber
bebeuten, ben 5rantreia Durd bieTen
9srinsen 3upa6s an 9sp6ltsrung nit
ben Sabren erleibet! Sn ben lebtsn
flint Subrsn bat Iih bic Ginluobners
sabl OeutIblanbs nm 8 WiGlionsu ers
bDbt, bic SSrantrei6s aber nur nm
175,000; oarunter mar nod elm GROCER
sbsil nidt fran5OIif4er RationalitGt.
Mud auf benz Uteers bes Sc
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-10

-3eitgemGbe angit. p6os
tegrapb: LIMB tpie iou i9 sic photos
erapbiren9" Dame (dngftli9): o -"
is6eufags - nur GuBerIif!" -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-10

-@u9 auf benz Meere bes 2ss
bsns ipirp man bispsiIsn iestrant.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-19
S1RiNGLED ms ISSiILiST.
a Struggle in n Lonely Place Over Girl
KesMlts FATALLY.

MIppLETowS, Conn. July ls.-Men have been
dragging tn" bottom of the Connecticut River
near Clark q Creek sine" early on Monday morn
ing in the hope Of recovering the body OF Harry
Chadwick. who met death in "a hand-to hand
struggle with Joseph llough, Il rival sutton for
tn" hand If May Smith of Chester. Joseph A.
though. the murderer. has been placed under
arrest by order Ul tOrOncr Davis. who visited
Chester and saw llOu2h AS soon as he was able
to talk.
Tn" arrest was based on a signed and sworn
statement mauu by liuugh to tn" Coroner. In
his confession HuuGh says h" stopped Chad
wick III lu:;IO o'ClOck on SUNDAY night on n
lonely part OF the road between Chester aud
New Britain. To- irlGht"n him. 50 that he would
not return 10 Chester to see the Smith girl In
stead al beng frightened, Chadwick was az
Er"SelNc and attacked Huugh with razor.
HuuEh started to run away, hut fell and Chaa-
wick fell over HIM The men clinched on tho
ground. and tn" ensuing struggle. which lasted
Tor fifteen minutes. occurred there.
HOECh saws that he rhOked Chadwick until
J." was dead and that he then dragged the
body to "A creek. loaded it into boat. and
row"d uut into the river and threw it over
luarl ii ugh then returned to the Smith
HON" in Chester, and was about to end his own
Iii" 10y cutting his throat with "A razor when
h" tainted from loss of blood from the wound
inflicted hy 'hadwrk Hough will be re-
moved to lladdan Jai, on "Wednesday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-19
worn voiuNTEnR orrIcras.



WAsutNGToN. July IL. The following addi-
tional appointments were announced to-day at
the War Department:
To hr Major Evan NJ johnson, Jr formerly
CAPTAIN Nineteenth Infantry.
To lie Captains William Brooke formerly
Lieutenant Fourth Infantry: Charles D. Com
Tort formerly licu'"nant-COlonel Seventh I'm
mun"S; EdwarlJ. Gihon. formerly Major Sixth
Massachusetts: Alexander Grcig Jr formerly
Captain sixth Massachusetts,: Earle W. Tan
ner. formerly Lieutenant Seventeenth Infan-
try; Samuel w. Kennedy, formerly Major First
Ohio: Willard u. Newbill. formerly Second
Lieutenant Seventh Artillery. Philip H. stern
formerly Captain Fifth Immuncs: Arthur g.
sharpley. formerly First Lieutenant Third
Kentucky
To be First Licutenants-H Hugh C.. Preston.
formerly Captain Fourth Immuncs; William
o. Reed. formerly First Lieutenant First Ken
tuckr; kaolin l." Whitson. formerly First Ser
gennt Fifth MARYLAND: William A. Castle. for
merry Captain Seventh Ohio: Frank Lowry,
formerly of the Seventh Ohio: Albert T. Nor
row formerly Corporal Sixth Cavalry: George
Ohio. '''
,o To be Second I;ieutSSnnnts-w Walton W. Clarke.
Chappenar. formerly First Lieutenant Seventh
mTa,iif9rnia; John c, Cassrls. formerly Sergeant
T@T1 81 Ti tbn EySb iHnq Upton Dunn o
lish. formerly Iicntenant Eighih Caliiorrnis :;
Francis j. Ellison. formerly Of the 2O2d
merly, First Lieutenant First Illinois George
Lea Febrig.r formerly Captain Ninth In
l5sth Indiana: William H. Lyons. formerly i
Major, First We.t Virginia Cleveland Coke .nn-
sing Hugh Neill. formerly First Lieutenant and
Quartermaster Second Arkansas; George G.
shaw. formerly OF the District OF Columbia
Volunteers: Thomas J. Shaw. formerly Ord
merly First District Of Columb ia; William G.
Iremaine formerly First Sergeant Fifth AR
tilrry: Frank J.. Case. formerly First Lieuten-
nor. Icon stoned officer Tenth Ohio: Harry
y Mitchell. formerly Lieutenant Second Ohio;
Donalu q. Mcclellan. formerly non commits
stoned officer Srveuty-t'rst New York Arthur
y Pick"l; iormrtl " Corporal Third Tennessee; ;
Francis W. RnlstOn, Jr. formerly First Scr
Eeant Battery \. PENNSYLVANIA Volunteers; Da-
vid A. snyder. First Sergeant Tenth Ohio.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-19
PHILIPPINE FTTURE BRIGHT.
Major Nt"rmb"rgs Views of the Islands and
People.

People.
WASHINGTON. July Is. - Surgeon General
N'rI' nrE - lu-t received an interesting let
Tor rom his brother. Mayor Theodore stern
bog. who j. at loilu. III the Philippine ISL
aIl- He saws:
! h'"' Hpw boon in these islands nearly
exit months uIII up to date have seen more
""'-nl o. weather than | ever saw before in
rouh'rr IN n" same time, When [ think
e., III" beautiful homes at Los Angeles. Cal.
tn'at Pasadena. with sub-tropca vegetation.
! cannot hin thinking that when the same
kiH' ~ mon take hold % these islands they
W. 20" The most delightful spots in the world.
look Forward To the time when there shall
I" American homes. American families and
American schools her." ! want to see Ameri-
81" i'"'" grated On to this native stock and
""''" u" graft will grow and bear fruit.
'lh hes" natives young and they can be
"i"' m" rank and I'll" Of them. good. useful
V"I'h' hu' what can you expect when labor
], h'' CONSIDERED honorable. when the for
'Nh'I WI u"r get IN to help himself to a
V'>'t "n '1'l' In the same room. but will call
10y servant tp get it for him: am proud Of
"'''' mat in Amori'a Lincoln stands for
""' h'"r and It's Just reward We must
'"'" 'h"N" urorle by object lessons the honor
Nn'N : u honest labor. the delights OF Amer
OT.Irt, - ~ '''H' tl.h 'hc ''-Hi'' VI
"IlH, ',i '"u Ihrm ana living on u.
rM. In, ', many INQUIRIES ~ 70 Whrh are
Th~., ',Ah9 E"lh. To establish schools
t.nuI. .,, ,, ~" ahEinns, TO irhim ana Tmnt
D.r r ''r' hI."r "a" hGhtlng j. over nothing
m're'., 49, 'in d" would meet quicker or
MY ''''H r"-pluSr than free schools.
I'M. .. ~. ".l"y" that the rate OF wages paid is
N,,,Tr. il"n (which to Judge OF people.
,w,.r III. l,'l" - Z p,anlntloi sugar thS
S',i..,' '''En"NraldS ~ MEXICAN or - nlted
,t''.' ",r} 4 month for his lahOrcrs! just
Nr a. 80: i"" month Tor man! Inc man
viii, |" ."hor AT Surh price is me R!nd
,'.","- colonial government for these
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-19
DROrE 4 NiIL INTO ms BREAST.


Joseph Nunh Of !,3 Xabriskic street, Jersey
City Il blacksmith. who was locked up in the
DaEIand uvrnu" police station on II charge Of
failing 10 SUPPORT his wife and children. at
tempted tprummit suicide Yesterday by driving
Il horses hN" nail into his left breast near his
pounding his mead against the wall
"H"r., what are You dong thnrCE" asked the
policeman,
Trying to Kill myself" rrplied the prisoner.
nv" stat "b myself aud now want To finish
the job hr hT,uklnC my head
WOohl said that h" had driven the nail in with
a hammer tut rs there was no hammer III the
cell ia" polio. believe that WO"hl forced the
uai, into hi- body 10y pressing against IN" wall.
Tho wrUmi is not dangerous Nu"hl WAS re-
moved to IA" cuuutylal and placed 10 raddcd
cell to await examination as to his sanity,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-19
BOLD THIEF IN 4 TENDERLoIy SHOp.
Eleyen-Y"nr-OId Boy Fights and Chnses
Him, hmt lie Cots AwnN.

hlnl, mt N'FtS Away.
Joseph lie Blaug the proprietor oC n cigar
shop at the southwest corner of Sixth avenue
and Thirtieth street. within half a block Of the
Tendcr!oin polio" station. left his ll-yrar-Old
son Hugo in charge Of the store last night
while he went to his home, at 39 Eighth ave-
nue. for dinner. Soon after the cider L. Bang
LETT his store youth pcrhap, Is years old on
tered. lie asked In" boy for a ia"kage of a
certain brand II tobacco
Il don't believe "" have It," said tho boy.
"Oh. yes you have said the youth. Your
father sold mo parkng" ,st"rday. lie keeps
It away up uu that top shelf"
H. pointed to the piao" whore h. sad the to-
hac"u was kept and Hugo Star'"! to get il for
him. While tn" boy was standing on the COUNT
Ell. trying to reach II" shell. TN, youth reached
- gather NJ the small change. when he At
trar'ed HuGO's attention. Tho yuunr-tnr
bounced on Ia" thief. hu NJ wa no match Tor
him physically. Ia Their -iruEgI" n large show
case WAS broken. The tibet finally shook tho
hoy of and got cut through the door HUGO
went after him. tir~t locking NJ tEr store
Tho thief started NJ sixth av"uu" ana had
half a hDrk lead when hl- pur-urr started
after him Hugo ycIlrl "roiir"." and Sion
tcutlon. The th"f increased lis lead until h."
reached Thirty-fuurth street. Thor, his vur-
suer lost sight 81 him, Hugo CAV" the T"ni"r-
lOin police good description ~ the thio, last
a. Elir and they hoo" tu catch lam. TLny tank
hc j. one ~ m young ","au'~ who 'Or' nl
front or the llaYmarkct ianr" Eall. across the
street from III" cigar store.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-19
NTICIDE on 4 TRAIN.


PlTTsrlELn, Mass. July lS,-Miss Diana
Anderson of this city committed suicide by
taking carholic acid on the Harlem express he
tween Chatham. " V. and this city last night.
The woman, who was ~ wears old and had
lived in litl-ilcld for the past five years. was
returning from "A vacation spent Mt Paterson.
\. j. Sn" took the ncid in the toilet room Of
the train and resumed her seat in the car. and
WAS dead III less than twenty five minutes.
that She was in dc.irat" heath In purse
we're founi cards 10y which the suicide was len-
titled. Her sister Mrs. Sarah ]. Gcddes. or
42S Grand street. Paterson. y. j.. was notified
Of the death OF Miss Anderson. and the body
was sent to Paterson for burial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-19
.iRHY ORDERS.
Recently Appointed Volunteer Onicers Sent
to Their Regiments.

to Their Regiments.
WAsHINGroS, July lS-These army orders
have been issued:
First Lieut.. George p. Peed. Assistant Surgeon.
assigned to the Twenty.cIghth Infantry. to Camp
Meade, to his rcgimrntal commander FOR duty.
Capt. Thomas g. Hanson. Nineteenth Infantry. to
San Francisco. and join his regiment.
First Lieut.. Francis l.. r. j. Parker. Fifth Cav.
airy. relieved az Acting Judge Advocate. Depart
mcnt Of Puerto Principe.
Capt. John C. Gilmore. Jr.. Assistant Quarter
master. to the Department Of Santiago and Puerto
Principe.
The retirement from active service of Major John
Murphy. Paymastcr after more than forty years
sery &c. IL announced.
Col. Dallas Bnche. Assistant Surgcon-Genoral, de-
tailed n member Of the Board OF Medical Ofhcers
in this city. vice Major William II. Hail. Surgeon
Major Henry b. osEood, Commissary Of subsist-
ence. from Augusta 70 Boston as purchasing com
mlssary, To relieve Major David b. Wilson, Twenty
Capt William Bowen. Assistant Surgeon. assigned
First Lieut.. Richard s Griswold. Assistant sur
Ihss Tssg; TscrHy apPonsa op their
ch,r by nARtry ftsh"TF
t.sqne, Alfred lIasbrourk, solomon Aveny, j.. and
q nrgc ID Rice; Second Leuts. Robert II. sillman.
DIN.
twenty scNen'n Infantry, camp Meauo-Lleut.-
Col; Albert $. Cummins; Capts. william +. Judson.
Walter r Randall and William b Oracle: First
Iients. Charles q. Mcdonald. dexter SturGs Julien
J.. GauIot. John j. Kennedy and Theodore b. Tay-
lnr Second Ilruts. Robert S. Knox Frederick II.
Phmmcr ana Louie 81. c. Munfori.
Iwen'rclthth Infantry, Camp Mrale--Lieut Col.
Robert ". Leonard; Majors Gilmore +. Taggart and
Lloyd NJ. Brett; Capts. Samuel A. Price. John ID.
Er"asinan, Adam c. Carson. Charles q. Bckham and
sou: John p Teagarlen. Harry A. Porter. samuel
Miil"ttS. Alpha 7. Eastpn, Charles W. Barber John
NJ Dunn, CYRUS q. BusscuL and Frederick Il. Neil
sou. Second Licuts. Ralph Mitchell and g. Rod
man Jones.
Twenty ninth Infantry. Fort McPherson-Capt
lDeNereuA Shields; First Llruts. william 2. Clark.
James n. kimbrnugh. Jr. and stephen o. FmGma
SIecInd l.'rnts Roland 8 Pike. william 8. ws,ls.
Jr" Holmes Conrad, Jr. Albert j. Dillon and VIM
cent NJ fillmore. Jr.
Thtr'ieth Infantry Fort Sheridan-First Iieuta.
Joseph W Pprorhcld and Charles y. Tarlton; Sec
onl licuts. George W. Cochnower and John W. c.
Abbott
Thrty first Infantry, Fort Thomas Ry.-Lieut.-
Col webb G. Hayes; MAJOR Lloyd NJ. Brett. Capt.
william NJ Schoheld; Fir7t Liruts. Albert G. Thomp-
son Jr., and Arthur r. Bllcntinc; Second Lieut..
Henry Gibbins.
Thirty.cc"nd Infantry. Fort Lcaverworth-Majo
Charles f. Cabell CaptS Amos W. Brandt and Frank
W; Ecker; Second Lieuts. Archie Miller and Benja-
min II Wade.
Thirtythrd Infantry. Fort Sam Houston-Col.
Luther r. Hare First Lieuts. Edgar " Cotiey, Henry
Strnup and Grant A. White; Second Lieut.. Charles
L. Willard.
TIL ty:fomrth Infantry. Fort Logan-First Lieut..
wilson G. Hcatun
Thirty. ifth Infantry Vancouver Barrarks-Oapt.
Charles d. Il b"rts. First Licuts. John H. Lewis and
George l. Becker Second Lieut. Carl Hard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-19
"."GS TOLUNTEERS TiKEN SO FAR.
Col. Pettits Regiment at Fort Thomas Has
the Best Record of EnlistmontS.

WAsHINGToN. July 1S.-Rcpprts to the Adj
Jutant-Gencra' show that in the ten days end
ing Yesterday since recruiting for the voun-
te"r service began 2.2'iS men have been en-
listed. The enli,tmcnts yesterday numbered
5U4. n detail as follows: Twenty-sNth EcgI-
u: Twcnty-n 49,, Thirtleth. ~: Thirty
first. HH: Thirty-seeond. ~; ThIrty-third. II:
The Thirty-nrst Regiment, Col. Petit. at
Fort Thomas. KY. has the best record OF en-
listmcnts. with 4'iS men. and the Twonty-srv-
enth Cot. Sergeant. at Camp Meade, Pa. is sec
OnN. with 80 mon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-19
THE PHILIPPINE SITUATION
rIrtII4N CONFUSION CONFIRMS GEN.
OIIS'S HIEW.
~cv Peace Regulations neinE Conducted
Mttnour Consulting ARnlnnldo-S Seven
ur,t,irnl Governments Established and
u,,,l.rr wei our Troops Welcomed.

WurktuE Wen 'hr iro"ps he'ohed'
v,...,.,.,. July ls.-Much qualification
..f...,.Iu' Ihy regular Cabinet meeting
,.n....r. ar.IDsin information about tho
......,.I'.uu contained in II cable report
,...,lry e state from Col. Charles
.... v.,, .u,nrrdcl Prof. Schurman
,...... " the Philippines com.
U. DruUy tells .! very
...... -n'o If affairs in the ISL
his report Is particularly
.. .. ~. administration. because it
,. elm. ,u. views II the civilian com
....- ,.,rt. with those Of Gen. Otis.
n.... .....rl. 'Yratrs tho view of the situa-
.,...llt.r otis in despatch received
.....l.I ua.dr public at the timU. Aftor
...,, r.n r'iu. secretary Hay gave
.. ia, report TO tho newspapers
.H, statement oi the contents of
.-. .,-ll'rh - Juno ~
o...u l-u.rNap- the most gratifying feature
..r.i .,.r ,.',- no' contained in the synopsis.
n.... '.''r' negotiations now being con-
..|.., tho. american authorities with rep
.....,,,|v. .....uo- looking to the establish
,....,n,ro.ro Throughout the archipelago. No
.n.,l,,. p. Nruiini.O is made. but il Ia shown
.. .t... rura-"1.,gy Of the message that the
r.r.,r- .NI'h. whom the negotiations are being
....,.' .u are working to bring about peace
v..u.i' ,,u.ultiag tho wishes OF the Filipino
,.'a'
.l,-,r,rsls ~ Col pnnby's despatch gives
,,s. Ev rim cnjnoroti,n or tb,,
o
80 'i} A'' 'n' commas o", Hiun'''pa' gov
r.or- hay" been established In seven inn
... ,.,.ns f.. ,,rroylncns of Nonil, and
'."' "' ,i.,.,t -,
rood 80 = rr them is that considerable num-
.... ., the insurgents are constantly desert
.r iu. coming H. SOM" Vi 'hehl WIN arms.
g... -v-',m will soon bo extended to other
.....,i,. IA. ,,r. ~ /; inn flrit Continual su,
-, ,. a., -
V"-rIu MS bII' 't'h VIII mean INC beginning
NJ 'h"nnl.
.,r. Commissioners say that tho gnpsr,I
Ut" ''''. m W, V"|'"
stu'I"N - Us u'-'f'"e" IN the message OF
u.u. or, If June ~. except III at a number OF
.,. 90, ,t, ..,,r,.h,rn mart NJ Iu1nr In nyt,
.,I., i-Iapj- tn ma .onth have since tHaN
E r.r,pl - trn,In Ic.pstnhcs from Dr
,.',u'Y,' 40" hi. rriurn from his trim throu1h
H. ,.,I..ri r,ri ~ thn nrrhin,lono ,var.' -
w. ,r," rnrinrt A hisuosjtion 70 ncr,nt
'. Ms .n,,rywh"rn manifrstnI "
"u. ,,'pnrt Of Cen. OTIS Of Iunp nt rerorrrI
~, r. r,,ri..ioi.n ~ Dn,,bv in Tho nhoyn 10
,,.l -r,,,s lint ns n rn,isr,iir.nrr ~ Tho
s,", ..,-Yr htt'n inland romnai,.rin,, Wa.
, '.w' r,...hIe in Iu1nm wv, n."uuy5 saiI
,sr 1r.- "a Inrg, bort ion of the Ta,,uiG com
W., ,ri.r. Lfrofrb from I,n',s ,,i, lilo aS,,,b
H,s ami eastward into the nVunn rr,,i,ro
H.. ig,.,r.,,.' armies nave SUFFERED Great
',- '.rl arr, scnttrtnI Tho n,'l,. i,rro T. 70,
tch 4, IA. t,.n,hnr il about 1 OOO in rnrIoc
,,|trrn and northern pamnnnl,n Thcr" nrS
s,,.,I..l t...,.- I'm bands of INV and 800 IN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-19
ESTERHiZY'S LATEST CONFESSION.
Wrote the Borderenu, lie Says, at the Order
of col Sandhcrr.

PARIS. July lS.-Ex-M Major Estorhazy has
written letter to the Ndiiil in which he says
he wrote the bOrdcreau by order Of Col. Sand
herr as constituting material proof of Drcyfus's
guilt, which had been morally proved French
spies at Berlin had proved that information
had been supplied TO Germany but it was
impossible to summon them as witnesses
All of the Ministers Of War knew tho
facts and Col. Schwart2-k pppcn's Information
clearly convicted Dreyfus. Gems. Mcrcirr.
Gonse and Boislclfrc he declares. knew Of the
fabrication Of the horlrreau
He concludes by appealing for new trial.
and also demands the trial of his former
chiefs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-19
THE RECRUITS Ar SiN FR4yCISr0.
Seven Hundred OF the 4.e1S in Camp to Sail
for Manila Next Week.

san Francisco, July lS.-The largest num-
Der Ct recruits yet assembled at the Preside
was recorded on the rolls.this morning With
4.2lS men. the camus and barracks are now
crowded almost beyond their capacity Seven
hundred Of these men have orders to sail at the
beginning OF next week-tlO on the ohio aud
300 on the Newport. with eight officers in
charge.
sixty patients were removed from the old
hospital in brick barracks this morning TO the
new general hospital on the lowest drill
ground, There /. very little sickness here.
considering the number Of men assembled.
only one death has occurred in three weeks.