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DEWEY's PRIZE MONEY CLAIM.
Several Thousand Applications to
Follow the Admiral's. +,

Washington, July 1s.-Admiral
George Dewey has filed in the court
of claims through his attorney, his
claim for naval bounty growing out
of the battle of Manila bay, May /,
1898. This is the first of this class Of
claims filed in this court and it is
anticipated that there will be between
1000 and 5000 of them.
Many of these claims were origin
ally filed before the navy department
under the provisions Of section 4635
of the revised statutes for sinking or
otherwise destroying vessels belong
ing to Spain on various dates during
the period following April 81, when
active naval action against hat coun-
try was entered upon, until the end
ing of hostilities at the signing of the
protocol August ~. 1898.
Three claims involve c~ontroverted
questions Of fact and law, the deci-
sion of which will affect many of the
cases and will furnish n precedent for
the future action of the navy depart
ment in the adjustment of those
claims. The secretary of the navy,
after a consultation with the attorney
general and with his approval, has
referred to the court of claims a num-
Der of these claims in order that the
matters involved may receive judicial
consideration.
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ENGINES FOR THE WORLD.
American Manufacturers Filling
Orders for NInnN Countries.

American Manufacturers Filling
Orders for MANY Countries.
Philadelphia. July 1.-THE Baldwin
locomotive works has received an or
der for thirteen consolidation en-
gines from the state railways OF Fin
land. These locomotives are to be
ready for delivery by January !, 1900.
The steamship P4yritan stalking on
forty engines for the Chinese and
Eastern railway and thirty-cne more
are to be built aud ready for ship
ment by the beginning OF next year.
The ten locomotives for the French
state railway, the first American en-
gines ever exported to France. are be-
ing loaded on the steamship Panama,
which leaves for Bordeaux in a few
days. q second lot of ten engines for
the MiS.land railway of England VIII
leave New York in Il few days on the
steamship Crcig Earn and twenty
more will be shipped about Julssa4 on
the steamship Uplands for the Mos
COW, Kiev and Norodej railways.
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YALE ARvARD TRIALS.
American Athletes Practice Mt tho
Queens Club.

. - = " tAU
Queens Club.
London, July 19.-Members of tn,
athletic teams representing Yale aud
Harvard universities practiced this
morning at the Queens club. j. L.
Harrington (Harvard) and Morse
(Yale) tried the long jump; L. z. Fox
(Harvard) went e the hurdles and
G. X. Palmer (iale), II. w. Foote
(Harvnrd) and II. p. Clarke (Harvard)
al the three miles.
During the afternoon there were q
number of contests with a view to the
selection of the final team for the 100
yards dash. J. +. Quinlan (Harvard),
c. Dupee (Yale), L. A. Blunto Walc)
and j.. I. Roche (Harvard) finished in
the order named. Time, 10 Is. Quin-
Ian and Dupee were selected to run
in the dash July o..
A.quarter mile was run by l.. r
Fisher (Yale) and ID. Boardman
(Yale). The first named led for three
quarters of the way, when Boardman
spurted splendidly and won by two
yards. Time. so AS.
In the hurdles, 100 yards, j. w. Hal
lowell (Haryard) beat w. NJ. Fincke
(Yale) by a yard. Time, 16 seconds.
Although the question has lot yet
been finally decided, probably Hallow-
ell will be Fox's partner in the run.
mig next Saturday.
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RloTING in CHERBouRG.

c%herbourg. July 17.-1carly this
morning more arrests were made W
ing to the police station being be-
sieged by a party of mnrines who de-
manded the release of their comrades
arrested for disordcrly conduct last
night. The windows of the station
were broken.
Soldiers with drawn swords pursued
the men engaged in tearing down Lam
terms after the national fete.
Rioters in several places attempted
to provoke the infantry by insulting
cries. The troops, however, remained
calm.
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BLOW TO B%EAuREpAlRE.

Paris, July 17.--At n cabinet meet
ing today, Minister of War Gallifct
announced that the president of the
Rennes court-martial had decided that
Beaurepaire, former president of the
civil section of the court of cessation,
should be allowed to appear only as
a witness on the question the court of
cessation referred to the court-martial
and that he would not be permitted to
formulate fresh chargns.
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An Age OF Experts.

Richmond Times: This is peculiar
" an age of experts. 1t is peculiarly
an age when the man who expects to
succeed must very early choose his
calling, must choose it With reference
to hisSvaste and his abilities, must in
early life give himself the benefit of
special training in the direction in
djcateds, must concentrate his whole
mind, heart and strength upon the
subject which he. is lpnrsuing and
must not turn aside to the right hand
or to the left.
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Pensions Granted.

Washington, July ls.-Penslons have
been granted as follows:
Iowa: AdditIonal-Alonzo Il. Miller,
Manly. Y to s.; John 2; Rockenield,
Bedford. :l2:: James w; Donovan, Des
City. SIC to ST: John Newsome, Wood
burn, $12 to $1i; William Z. Furnish. Mon
DAMN, IS to S.: William M. Fry, Jami-
son. Sc to $l2; John w. Rambo. Mingo. S12
to $14; James p. Bruch, Eldora. 3l2 to
sl4; George W. Randol. Maxwell, g to
s.; Benjamin II. Mummy. Odebo!t, IS to
$40: Alexander Miller, North English, Sc
to s.; William H. Foster, Silver City, S.
to $. Reissue and 1ncrease-James T..
Ashmead, unionville, IS to $40.
South Dakota: Inerease-Phil!p Silcher,
Millbank. So to s.: Silas G. Philips. Par
ker, SIT to $24: Edward Moscrlp. Harris
burg. S. to $l2; Orlando Waldorf, Hudson,
Sc to $40. Reissue-Dantel v. Preston,
Parker. 81.
Nebraska: Originnl-Willlam Spencer.
Clay Center. IS to $40. Increase-Rutson
j. Bollock, York. $l2 to 81: Charles b.
Fox. Lincoln, IS to So: Daniel Goodman,
Creighton. Sc TO S.; Elias T. Meinshull,
Fails City, SIS 70 81; Joseph r.: stanford.
Omaha, IS to IS. Reissue and Increase
William Kern Arcadia, IS to SO: Wild
.ows-Emeline McTaggart. York, IS; Mary
A. Seri. Red Cloud, $l2.
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IOWA OUT OF DRY DOCK.

Washington, July lit is an
nonnced at the navy department that
the Iowa has come out of dry dock at
Puget sound. 1t is not believed that
her furnaces r seriously injured as
reported, else the repairs probably
would be made in dry dock. The en-
gineering bureau declares that the
ship was in good order as to engines
and boilers when she left San Francis
co, SO that if the furnaces have been
injured the damage must have been in
Cured on the nm trim.
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FILIPINO !uRTA TO MOVE.
P%Iottcrs Mt Hong Kong Watched Toe
Closely by Americana.

asEra. ~sosNsy ~
Manila, July 1s.-It is reported the
Filipino junta will be moved from
Hong Kong to Labun island, a British
colony OF the northeast coast of Bor-
neo, MS the American officials have
watched the members Of the junta so
closely at Hong Kong that the latter
have found it impossible to supply the
insurgents with arms.
The transport Warren sails Saturday
with the Colorado regiment.
Professor Schurman Will arrive Mt
San Francisco on board the China.
Washington, July 15.-General Otis
cables: Twenty inches of rain dur.
ing July, attended by typhoons, made
the leaving of transports impossible.
At Negroes it was impossible to unload
the Sixth infantry until the last day
or two. California is now loading; the
Coloradocs leave tomorrow on Tho
Warren; the %1dahoes, North Dnkotas
and Wyomings leave next week, as
Don as the transport Grant Gun be
.coalcd."
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MILL FlREMEN STRIKE.
Employees in Fall River Factories
Quit Work.

Quit Work.
Fail River, Mass, July ia strike
of mill firemen for higher wages was
inaugurated today, the night men
throwing down their shovels at the
end of their shift and gave notice
that they would not return tonight.
The day men wild stop at 3 p. IN. A
full list Of night men on strike is being
prepared, but it will not be possible to
estimate the extent of the strike until
this evening. when the hour for the
next shift arrives.
There are forty cotton corporations
in this city, but the American print
works, the iron works and the S%eacon-
net mills are not involved in today's
action, and although no statement is
available. it is understood concessions
have been made to the men at the
places named.
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"LONE NAVIGATOR" PICKED UP.
Captain Andrews Taken Aboard OF

Il I8F1tISn btCNN1cF.
Liverpool, July 1s.-Ihe british
steamer Holbein, Captain Sherlock,
New York July for Manchester,
which arrived here yesterday, picked
up Captain William A. Andrews,
known as the lone navigator" who
left Atlantic City on June IS iii a lit
tie craft named 1.-THE Doree,' barely
twelve feet in length. to attempt to
cross the Atlantic. Captain Andrews
was found exhausted on July 10,
about 700 miles from the Irish coast.
His boat was left adrift.
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Since Mr.. Putnam was put in charge
of the congressional library he has
shown some decided views about APP
pointments to places in that institu-
tion and evinces not the least awe at
the suggestions of senators. AS a
consequence there is some little doubt
as to his confirmation by the senate
next winter. II he should fail to be
confirmed he will be welcomed back
to his old position as librarian at Boss
ton, which is being kept open for him.
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Captain J. B. Coghlan, Of the navy,
while at ST. Louis on his way to Puget
sound, ran into a convivial party OF
German members of the Elks. and to
show that he bore no i'll feeling he
treated the crowd to drinks and him-
self proposed the toast, "Hoch, der
kaiser"
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SPOKE IRE DoREE.

Antwerp. July 1.-THE Dutch steamer
Bremerhaven. Captain MINES. from New
York June %, which arrived here ycster-
day, reports that She spoke tile boat
Doree July l In latitude 40 north, longi-
tnde GO west, and that the latter was
making fair way.
The Doree, Captain William Andrews,
sailed from Atlantic City Jure is to cross
the Atlantic. Her first stop Is to be al.
the Azores.
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The hackers of Tod Sloane, the
American jockey, are considerably out
this season, and this, Notwithstanding
that the little fellow won n fair share
of the races in which he appeared
The trouble has been that small odds
were usually laid against Sloane's
amounts by bookmakers. Therefore
hackers stood to win but little even if
he came in ahead and lost heavily by
comparison If he was beaten. The per.
centage ate up the money placed on
the American.
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General Nelson a. Miles is a great
lover of the theater, but will never at
tend a military play. ''The last drama
that had soldiers in it that | saw" he
says, tgot everything so twisted and
wrong about them as to completely.
break the Illusion and spoil the whole
thing for me-
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Pierre Lorillard, having tired some
what Of his voluntary repatriation, is
booked to return to New York ere
long. He has always had a weakness
for English society, one feature of
which-the shooting box-so com
mended itself to him that he cstab-
lished the clubhouse for sportsmen
which came to be known as Tuxedo
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An anti-Semitic theater is to be
opened soon in Vienna. It is espe-
cially designed, az its name indicates,
to spread, according to its means, or
rather to increase in the Austrian
public the hatred Of the Jews that is
already so dangerous a sentiment
among q certain portion of the populas
ton. AL works by Jewish writer's
will be carefully excluded from its
stage, and only pieces will be played
that represent the Jews in an anti
pathetic or odious light.
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SLAIN BY SOLDIER SWEETHEART


Will Die.
Lincoln, Ill, July ls.-Last evening
Roy Sutton. aged 20, who served in
the army during the Spanish war,
went driving with his sweetheart,
Lena Elmer, aged is. At midnight
Sutton returned alone with a bullet
wound just below his heart, from the
effects of which he will probably die.
He said he shot himself and threw his
revolver in the cemetery at Mason
City. A search revealed the body of
Miss Elmer lying in a pool of blood,
with two bullet wounds in the body
and a revolver lying near. She had
evidently died without a struggle.
1t appears the girls parents, who
are prominent people, objected to the
young soldiers attentions to their
daughter and forbade him her COM
pany. 1t is supposed this was the
cause of the tragedy.
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Prof. A. G.. Nathorst, the Swedish
explorer and man of science, who is
now on his way to the north pole to
find Andree or the relics of his balloon
expedition, occupies a distinguished
place in European geographical cir
ples. He is a member of the Swedish
Royal academy and of the leading
geographical societies of the world.
He thinks Andree and party are now
in Greenland.
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Henry Probasco, of Cincinnati, is q
millionaire who has for some years
acted on the Carnegie saying that to
aie rich is to be disgraced. He made
a fortune in the hardware business
and has expended some 100000, o,
nearly all Of it, in philanthropic and
charitable activities. He once lived in
. fine and p%retentious residence, but
has now come down to a small house,
which he rents.
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HOW THE CzaRoWlTCH DIED.
Omcinl Statement in Regard to Iii.
Taking OF.

Taking on.
st. Petersburg, July 1.-THE fol-
lowing details of the death of the
czarowitch appear in the official Mes
senger:
THE czarowitch went for Il ride on
a benzine motor the morning of July
10 from Aebns Tuman. He went very
fast for two versts, then turned. A
peasant Woman passing noticed that
as he turned the machine he slackened
his pace and was splitting blood. lie
stopped and alighted, swaying as lie
did so. The woma ran up, supported
him and bathcd his temples and
mouth. Death then came peacefully
and ~painlessly."
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A curious marriage has taken place
at Newcastle, Eng. For the third time
q woman named Wakings has been be-
fore the altar as a bride. Her first hus-
band was a Roman Catholic, her sec
md a Quaker and her present husband
Is a Methodist. Each husband was
twice her age. At 16 she married a
man of 81, at 80 she.took one of GO and
now at AZ she is united to u man of 81.
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Madison Excursion.

Madison, S. D., July 1e.-The specia
Sunday excursion from Mitchell. Bris.
toll, Sioux Falls and Jackson. MINI.
brought i'll a thousand people, includ.
ing bands from Mitchell, Clearwater.
Bryant and Jackson. and ball teams
from Webster and Lake Benton, MINI.
At the lake a large audience listened
to the lecture by Hon. Murat Halstead,
en- dewey and the Philippines" and
a special program of music furnished
by the Wesleyan quartet, Mrs. Hunt.
of Sioux City, and local talent. A
thousand people witnessed the base
ball game at the driving park east of
the city between Webster and Lake
Benton clubs. 1t was a hotly contest
ed game and resulted in Il score of 2.
to 6 in favor of Webster.
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The honor man in the Annapolis
naval academy next year will be Will
lam McEntee, son of a well-to-do furm-
er living at Montgomery, lie Sueur
county, Minnesota. Young Mclsntce
vas appointed four Years ago by Con-
gresham Heatwole and is the first
Minnesota man to win first honors
NJ Anpnpn1is ~ @
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Emperor William is about to receive
from eastern Africa two young ele-
plants, which will be kept at his sum
mer residence near Potsdam. In great
parades one will carry the big drum
and the other the tambour major of
the guards.
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German ~geographers are usually
credited with the closest computation
OF the worlds population. Their lat
est figures are 1,5OO,0OO,000 an addi-
ton Of 2o,O00OOO in the past seven
years. An increase is found in near
iy every part of the world, 1t is most
rapid in civilized countries, especially
those that lead in the use of labor
saying-machinery. Greenland's Eski-
mo population is growing, but the ma
tiyel Of the Pacific islands are dying
c,,% 3lt=a fts5 =g
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The Temps, of Paris. in reporting
the Memorial day banquet of the
Americans in that City, noted that eN-
President Harrison resembled the
type of President Loubet-"like him,
being Of small statue, but well formed,
with finely chiseled features, ener-
getic, but full of .bonhomme,' with
gray hair, sweeping gestures and sim
pie speech"
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Claims Doctor CrInnlcd Him.

Lead, S. D., July 19.-William Kistler
has brought suit against DR., Terrence,
of peadwood, for $4,000 damages for
alleged neglect while he had a dislo-
Gated hip. Kistler was caught in a
cave-in while at work at the brick
yard, and he claims to be a cripple for
life through the neglect of DR.. Tor
renee
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Lord Curzon and the aimee of
Afghanistan are intimate friends and
have been exchanging letters for ten
years past. The ameer once told Lord
Curzon he found it necessary to exc
cute 1000 persons a year to suppress
trea CON go N
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Rear Admiral Kautz, who has
returned from Samoa, is an Ohio man,
go years old, and All Annapolis class
mate OF Admiral Dewey, with whom,
as q midshipman, he made his first
cruise ansthe old frigate Colorado.
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Bombs at BARCELONA.

Barcelona, July 14.-Four bombs ex-
ploded in different parts of the city
this morning. No serious damage was
done, but excitement was intense.
The author of the outrage is unknown.
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Too Bnsy.

Fligiende Blaetter: "Say. waiter, how
many times are you going past here with
out bringing my steak??"
Please. sir, keep count for yourself, r
have not the ttsne.n
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BECKER to Hang October 13.
Chicago, July 15.-August Becker,
the wife murderer, was sentenced to
be hanged October ia.
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DENIES STRIKE RUMOR.
Grand Conductor Clark on Ccda.

0FNUW OOUUUCUOr 0sNFA OH OCUHb
Rapids Meeting Tomorrow.
Cedar Rapids, Ia. July I~.-speaking OF
the meeting here tomorrow of the Amer
lean Federation of Railway Employees.
Grand Conductor Clark says there is no
truth in the report that. q strike Of New
England telegraphers Will be considered.
The object of the meeting Is to formulate
rules for the appointment OF committees
to secure desired uniform legislation In
different states,
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the wounded list has been given in
another portion of this article, but the
following is appended to show the ex-
act share of each state and regiment
of volunteers and regulars in men
wounded in action:
Regulars-Third artillery. 90; TWEEN
~ty-second infantry, 81; Third infantry,
81; Fourteenth infantry, SO; Fourth
infantry, 40; Fourth cavalry, 3S; Twen-
tieth infantry, 81; Twenty-third infan-
try, 25; Twelfth infantry, 10; Eighth
infantry, IS; Sixth artillery, II; Twes-
ty-first infantry, III; Ninth infantry,
12; Seventeenth infantry, s; hospital
corps, 6; Thirteenth infantry, s; First
artillery, a; engineer corps, 81 UNI
known, 4; total, 513.
Volunteers-Nebraskn, 1872; Mon
tana, 1872; Kansas 1874; Washington,
100; South Dakota, 81; Minnesota, so;
Oregon, rs; Pennsylvania, 60; Califor-
mia, Sc; Colorado, 40; Idaho, 81; Iowa,
"a; Utah, 10; North Dakota, 16; Aston
battery, s.; Wyoming, s; scouts, i;
total, 1.O7s.
Details of the commands of those
killed in action are shown in the fol-
lowing:
Regulars-Fourteenth infantry, 2s;
Third artillery, 10; Eighteenth infan-
try, 10; Twenty-second infantry, o;
Third infantry, Z; Fourth cavalry, q;
Twenty-third infantry, 6; Sixth ar
tillery, 6; Fourth infantry, 5; hospital
corps, 4; engineer corps, 2; Twelfth in
fantry, 2; Seventeenth infantry, 2;
Twenty-frst infantry. 2; Ninth in
fantry, /; signal corps, /; total, ia.
Volunteers-Nebraska, 90; Kansas,
25; South Dakota, rs; Washington, 19;.
Oregon, IA; Pennsylvania, 10; Mon
tana, II; Idaho, Z; California, 6; Colo
RADIO, 6; Minnesota, 6; North Dakota,
8; Astor battery, 2; Utah, 2; Wyoming,
1; total, 1863.
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Major j.. I. Fowler Dead
New Yorle. July 15.-Major j. T..
Fowler, Tenth cavalry, died of gas
tritis July ii, on board the steamer
Ella from Cuba, He vas 81 years old.
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Leave for lshi,inn,ncs

Harrisburg, Pa, July 1.-THE First and
Third battalions OF the Nineteenth In
fantry left Camp Meade this morning for
the Philippines. via San Francisco.
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Brand Fees ore Legal.

Pierre, S. D.. July ~19.--Judge Gaffes
rendered his decision in the case OF
the state VS.. Roddle in relation to
brand fees. The only question raised
at the hearing was the constitutional.
ity Of the law which made the secre.
tary Of state one of the brand commits.
lsioners and fixing his fees. The court
holds that the fee was constitutional
and renders judgment for defendant.
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Dewey at Triest,


Trieste, July 15.-Dewey is due TIC
arrive here July 10.
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Imam, VI John Hopkins
ID to be a member OF
commissions than
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Eighteenth infantry, /: Twentieth IL.

x1lGhtechtM " IW6ntlet3 =
fantry,a ! total, PA
NOTWITHSTANDING IL; Montana,
Kansas, {; Washington, 8; South
Dakota, s; Colorado, 4; North Dakota,
=; California, 81; Oregon, 8; Utah, s;
Idaho, q; Minnesota, 2; Pennsylvania,
Z; Aston battery, I; Wyoming, i; to-
tai 68.