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Compnrntive cotton statement.

New York, April 2S.--Comparative cotton
abatement for the week ending today;
Net receipts at all L. s. ports...,..... lO's95
Same week last Observation-Disclosures. 5s,Nt
Total receipts TO this date. S52, ~
Same date last year ..............,...,Slhl 800
Ell crts for the week .,................. tiIli
same week last year ................... ao,91i
Total exports TO this date. .b,335, 10
Same date last year ......,,...........6,llg ~,
Sjt o az all United States ports........ 49, iSy
Same time last year COMMENCEMENT. 6oJ l55
stock at all interior wns........,.... ~, los
Same time last year .....,..,.......... 29iJ2i
Steek at Liverpool .........,..,......i, slg0ol
So me time last year ..................1,2f 9 600
American ahoat for Great Britain...... $4,000
Same time last year ................... lO2.O0t
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Houston DniIy statement.


Gross receipts thus far THIS week.. itst7
Gross receipts 90 days this yesr......2 $50 IS
Gross receipts 20 dny6 in 1897 .....l 5lA, 52n
tirrag terripta 20 dlvs Ia 1894 49, Si6
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asked; D DID; normal. value; seller
Ilyerpoof FutureA,

Futures opened steady. demand modcsate;
at y. m. steady; closed quiet Following are
the uuotations.
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Gross recelpts tnis week .............. II SIT
Net receipts this week ...., ........... 6 236
Gtrss receipts this week last year.. 63Si
Net receipts this week last year,..... i4lS
lctal gross receipts this year ,........2, t5s Sss
Trial net receipts this year ..... ....., hb29i
year 4 ,7sG tal
Tcto' net receipts eamo time last year hla9c'
stirments outward this week. ..., II ,oot
| SHIPMENTS tpd to and via New Orlenns sos.
1 Shipments to 1apan OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 400
| In transit ........,..,.....,. b.b2-
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Houston, Texas. AprIl 10, 1899.
GALVESTON.

Galveston. April 2S.-The A. P. Nosrsn
Live STOCK company REPORTS the market a.
follows:
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Kansas City. April 2s.-cattIem .rsI demand
natives and $50 Texans; COCO seu,sd sht weights
butcher COWS anc hefers ScSiii5 n Texas
>. 00I5 90; Western steers 4;g se iansnsd ssak
?. 5Od4. IS. Hogs Receipts n,2ss, I hsaTy sspS
Tut active at unchanged prices Ss ~: pfs
S.<5; mixed 3.50dS. %; lights 40, sSs lair suppl!
Of God good qusIty prices steady ., vos is
ocT5 Is; clipped 4 SoaSOo; yss Ca t.oal =
5 90, wethers 4 .o0G5.Oo; shppdds srs i. ssaiA'
ewes 3. 25d4. O5; stocksrs and ieeu''s
culls 506f3 90.
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Galveston closed steady az re
viecd.
Low ordinary,.i Middling ......b7.
o. binary. 5-l6 Good middling IS,
Good ordlnary.,.i 1916 Mdding fair. ga
Low middlins .53s Sales ..,.......1A
New orlcsns-Spots closed firm and uu-
changed
Low ordinary SIS Middlinr ......5 1l-le
Ordinary. .....t Good midding,6 5-ls
Good ordinary. ~ Middllng fair. "a 1918
Low middliug. 80 l-l6 Sales ....,.,.. $3.50
New York-Spots closed quiet, l-t6c up
Good ordinary,..5is Good mlddlng6 s-1s
Low mlddlIng 5% Middling falr.,.7 lie
M!ddling. .......6 3-I6 Sales ..,..,....1OO
1iverpool--spots closed unchanged. sales
5000 imports e000
Ordinary, ...,..,9 1916 MID. upland. :. .sss
Good ordinary, - 1Ccd mid un 3 q-is
Low middling...3 3~iS Am. mid. fair q 20 81
New Orleans Furnr--.
Futures opened dull; az noon inactive;
high for October 5.66 low 5.63. Following are
hil h for October J,66, low 500. Following are
the quotations.
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loose eulls Si.25di1 so.
CoCoANUTS-Per hundred So 80.
DBWBERRIES--pcr crate, $9.75di3. 90.
LEMoNS-S2, 5oG3 ,25.
RANGES--Callfornia navels $375dp4. 90;
California seedlings Ss.75fiS co.
STRAWBERRIES-Pe crate OF "a quarts,
81 OOG3,o 90.
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Ner York COTTON Mnrket.

against ioios.ssi for the samo period last
~ NJ
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ST. LOUIS.

St Louis. April 2s.-cattle. .,ssSy; Tsi,s.
including 500 Texans; 0atiyes s sssfr shgplns
shade lower fair To- 70 en 70 fancy rs TN w,
ana export steers t.5on ., ", = -5iis 20; ~
uno efei 1909 S1a pounds ss5a!ss., t. sl0Gs
feeders 2sd4, 60; cows and asiie' steers s,
huis g. 25a4 25 Texas and ladis ~ HoI-.sss..
4.sc. COWS and heifs,s 2.2o g t,;shp s.ssg.r.
otipts $500. steady; PIGS Au1 VA 90. snsss5
Rsgsefps is steady native ml ,.Os 80
4.SS; culls and bucks 8, SIC i'Vs'
is; spring lambs sOoGs'oo.
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Totals L. S, .....si.sl5,6 %. 56G 65.7 go.
Totals outside y. Y. 6lS.l5S9lS STA go.
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pREYFUS AT RENNES.
Continued from page ~

able to give you few details. First Of
all. Dreyfus has been in the hes, OF
health during the voyage and has had
an excellent appetite. He was given an
officers cabin, which was especially ar
ranged for his convenience. Dreyfus wore
during the voyage a white linen suit, the
usual attire of French officers in the colo
NAL service.
The Sfax received It's modified orders
in a sealed letter on touching at Cape
St. Vincent. These orders. which were
unknown even 10 myself. We're To proceed
to tluibero. where she was Instructed 10
arrive at . o'clock ON the evening of
June 30.-The Caudan and the guardshlp
" Oricn received orders Thursday. TO
meet the SfaX and left port the same
evening. The SfaX, not being due until
Friday. the Caudan awaited her outside
Port .Aliuuen. y heavy sea was running
ana the vessels position was somewhat
dangerous in view of the fact that she
took on board no pilot and that a thick
mist prevailed during the greater part OF
the time.
The SfaX arrived, Friday, and Dreyfus
was landed, though not without some DIFF
ii,ulty. The SfaX again left at ) O'Clock
in the morning, avoiding the semaphorcs
she desired not to be SiGna!lcd until
Acr arrival at Brest."
In order tu prevent the sailors ana mill
tarN from joining IN the demonstration
upon the arrival of the SfaX and enab."
the authorities to cope with any possible
disorder, all the troops and marines Were
confined to barracks. this evening, but
there has been absolutely no sign of eX-
element anywhere.
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Is ONLY S88,875,989.
Treasury Deficit Lower Than All Expectations
Tor Last Fiscal Year.

Washington, July 2.-COntrary 10 tho
expectations Of ,the treasury officials, th=
government expenditures during the fiS-
cal year closed. Friday. exceeded the re-
CENTS by only SSA,S75,Is One month ago
the officials predicted that the defclt
might not exceed 500 tlD 900. but at no
time up to 4 few days ago was II expect
ed the amount would be less than $4,000,
600 This unlocked for result is accounted
for by exceptionally heavy receipts from
rustoms and internal revenue sources,
ana a marked falling off in expenditure.
IL Is not expected that this condtiOn VIII
continue during the coming months, when
The new appropriations become available.
a deiicit for July may be looked for, al
though there was 4 surplus for the month
of June Of SO. Iil,lJS.
The receipts for June were divided as
Customs, $lS.4lG.907: internal revenue,
So 600 $50: miscellaneous. $3,b73 III; total,
SI1 I2Ggl5. The disbursements for the
month were 81 80, 49,
rcccipts were as follows: Customs, S20b
5r7 S2: internal revenue, 2l3,li2 100; mis-
ccIlaneous. S}G. 5G6 Az. Total, s5l6,2lG,i7i.
The disbursements during he year are
s1lq 225 J9S;. war. So. U4 OH: Navy. S6i,13f.
~: Indians, 81. 1888. pensions. sl3S,3@i
lures $500, oa1. 13i The receipts are thus
shown To exceed those IF the fiscal yea.
1898 BIZ Sll. 100 G6,. or tlJs increase Inc
internal revenue contributed xlHi, la9 ID,
.1ud the customs sci. SIS. us while the re-
ccipts from miscellaneous sources fell Off
$iS. IS2 to5.
close OF the fiscal year lS'g shows ina
amounted 10 81 l55, 81, 2s5 which Us de-
crease. AS compared Wlih june |'. lN'N, ~
I$3.57il1a. This dycTr.t7r AZ accounted inr
BY corresponding mcrcaS" ~ the cash
un hand. The debt j. TccIpituILicd as
intcrrs;-aearinE debt, t!,oiaoi,,75o; deb
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Til" members of the State pharmacy
board visited Eiddeford ana Slco. SAT
urday for the purpose of seeing thai
the law against bogus drug stores is
enforced.
The Great Northern Paper So. waa !
responsible pIrt-,S To erect luu ttncm-3t
houses ana several hotels. stores auG
business blocks WI M.lunckrt.. where
tho company il erecting its mammoth
paper plant
There was quite heavy frost on low
land at Norway ana vicinity. Saturday
morning. ana tine more tender plants
suffered To 4 considerable ext .nt. many
being destroyed.
The Alston, Mass. golf team de-
f2ated Poi tland. Saturday. at New
castle. n. II. Portland won the first
match at Allston, 10 to 6. The final
game Will be played in Portland. Mon
day.
The new Wesley church 1T Bath.
which has been built on the site of the
old one. which was destroyed by fire
on July of last year. is to hc dedi-
Gated on July is, when appropriate OK
crciscs will be held.
TIE new crew Of log drivers on the
st. CroiX river, Thursday. in jam Of
logs about eight miles below Vance
boro. found the body Of an infant in n
pillow slip. The body probably had
been in the water 10 or more days No
clue MS yet as to the childs identity.
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TIME NOT YET SIPE.
Packing House Employees 10 Wait Until Sett.
embcr Before Planning Strike.

Chicago. July 2.-There win be no
general strike of packing house en-
ployes at present. The opinion pre-
vailed at today's mass meeting Of the
employees that the time was not yet
ripe. and that the interests Of the men
would be best conserved by waiting un-
til an organization could be perfected.
The first move in that direction was
made at the meeting. An organiza
tion known at the Packing House En-
ploycs' Union was formed and over 500
men became members. by September.
the union Is expected to have mem
bership Of 5000 and If by that time de-
mands Of the men for better working
hours and increased wages are not
complied with. Il was said a general
tie up Of the packing houses would be
ordered.
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DREYFUS' SEuF-CONTROL.
Absolute Seli-Possession Shown by Him
Throughout the Passage Home.

Paris. July Capt. Cofliniers de Nor
deck, commander of the French cruiser
SfaX, which brought Capt. Dreyfus to
France. says in an interview published.
today. that he was struck by the i'm
rlCnsc power of self-contrnl displayed
capt. Drrs fls during the voyage. The
prisoners attitude throughout was "Onc
Of irony ana dsdaiu." He had been sut-
frring severely from scasickness when he
was transferred To The Sfax. but he
walked with firm tread and during tn"
entire trip across the Atlantic never
showed a si&n Of weakness or nervous
ness.
capt. Drcyfua was ignorant of the fact
that new courtmdrtial awaited him and
remained in ignorance during the frs
part Of the voyage. When II" was finally
informed. not Il muscle or his fac"
moved. He merely said: Il have no IL.
win toward toward anybody. shall be
glad To rc-"ntrr the army, which | hay"
never ceased to love
lie did not again al!ud" u ne subject
during the voyage. Most u the time ne
uaeSrl in reading.
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i-tttl'i'l w iiltdU, IN celebrating tln
weeks end n the Yacht Club luncheon m
l4uhcck, saturday, said: "A hope thr
i"undlng n the Lubbock Yacht club is a
taken Of The tendency of the nation IA
seeks it's lutur" more ana more upon tnc
waller. The lead in this was 01tur1li\-
taken by the Hansc towns, especially hy-
l.nhct H. where every inch Of ground re-
latcs historical volumes | hone liz, bios
snminE sport Of sailing viii contribuia IL
strengthen the interest in German rnTpr.
prise abroad ana promote the training OF
sailors. hope that the flag of my grand
rather. Ike that of Nelson, will not only
Gc TED, hut be nailed to the mast ana
may ii only be- lowered again whom ,;nI
pieases, ana then with honor"
Pres. W. V. Powell OF the order or
Railway Telegraphers. is at the Amor
lean house. Boston. II is understood
that Mr.. Powell is comforting with The
local representatives of the railway
telegraphers employed on the Boston
d Maine and New Haven systems. IT
Is said that a new schedule of wages
VIII be rendered the railroad. whose
officials will be asked to sign n con
tract. The demands of the men. If u
stated, have been refused nv the pnn-
erai managers of both roads ana IA
matter is now before Pres. Clark ana
Tuttle. -"
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ats off to Harvard.

Hats of 70 IarNarU.
Just think of Pittsburg winning four
straight from Brooklyn,
The Syracuse base ball team attempted
to play ball at Syracuse. y. Y. with
Montreal, Sunday afternoon. AS soon as
the first ball was pitched 10 policemen
came on the ground and arrested Pitcher
Villeman, Catcher Dixon. Umpire Boy:
and Farmer Brown. who had gone to ba,
for Montreal, in order to save the visitors
from the Inconvenience of being arrested.
The four men were bailed by George y
Kuntzsch, who. when they are arraiSned.
Euntzsch wants some disposition Of the
case. this week. so that if favorable 10
him he may play. next Sunday. The ar
rests We're made by order OF Mayor NC
Guire. who has insisted, this year, that
Sunday base ball shall not be playe';
About 1900 spectators Were at the game
which was. of course. called of soo''
after the arrests had been made.
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ARMY AND NAVY NOTES.

The United States gunboat Manila has
returned To Cebu with a broken propeller
shaft.
The United States transport Hancock
sailed for home from Manila, Saturday.
with 40 men Of The Nebraska Regiment
and 80 men Of the Utah Artillery. Aboul
80 of the Nebraskans and - of the Ctans
remain, majority Of them re-enlistlns
The rebels made a demonstration al San
Fernandino. LuZon, Friday evening
They took advantage Of the darkness ana
rain 70 make a sally against the nortn
line, seemingly for the purpose of annoy
ing the Americans as they failed to push
their attack. The American loss was on
private of the 18th Regiment killed AMI
four men wounded.
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ALL AXE WELL.
Passengers and Grew oil plague Ship Nippon
Maru Do Not Develop Disease.

Washington JuIy DIR W5man
tn surgeon general W. ;h- marin" hose
pitIl service. hls received report
from thu national quaraniln" officer at
san Francisco. Indicating \ v-ry s1tis-
factory stat" ~ affairs With respect 4"
IN" persons arriving I'm ihs alleged
plague ship Nippon MHru. tn" report
states that the passengers and crc"
removed frcm h-r tu lin" quarantine
station are all Well. tn" twn stoW@-
ways who jumped from th- vessel, n"i-
WithatlnItng the customs patrol ana
,ycr. down NJ. w,r. shown hy an "X-
amjuation W. have b.-u W-N mau. mi
tn passengers ara -rrW were removed
anil IN Ang,lst ami Quarantine. where
they arc s.ill detained under ohserva.
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I Saco-Biddcford. Il: saeo, :.

AT Saco-f5iddcford, Il; Saco, ..
AT Neridcn-Derby. /; Mcriden. >.
At Rristol-Ncw Haven. s: Bristol, >.
At "Reminiscences 5: .NttlcbOro. /.
AT PaterSon-Paterson. 6; Newark. :.
AT I.awrcnCc-Y. NJ. G. A.. s. Nashua, D.
AT Scranton-Richmond, ): Scranton. 4.
At Whitman-Whitman s; Sharon \.
At Wilkesbarre-Wilk ;; Read
At Southbrdge-S outhbridgc. /; Web
ster ?.
At Hartford-Hartford 2; Spring
At Bridgeport-Ncw London. 3; Bridge
AT Observation-Disclosures, Is: Allen
town, |.
AT Sanford-Sanford, 10; South Wind
ham, =
At aterbury-Norwich, 1; Water
bury, 10.
AT northumberland s; Provi-
dence, l.
AT Milton, n. H-North Berwick, D:
Milton 5.
AT kezar Falls-Kezar Falls. Is; Fort
Preble, -.
At ell-Newburyports, 3; Mathews
of Lowell, s.
AT New Bedford-New Bedford, l6;
Fan River 8.
At South Portland-South Portland, 2;
PresumpScot. I.
AT Toronto-Toronto, 9; Syracuse. J.
Toronto 3; Syracuse, >
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5; Montreal, :.
Montreal, s; Rochester 8.
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HOME WARD BOUND.
The Nebraska. Pennsylvania and Utah Troops
Leave Manila for Home.

Washington, july 2.-The Nehrask,,,
Pennsylvania and Utah troops which
have been on duty in the Philippines. have
started on their homewlrl journey. Th'
following dispatch from Gen. Otis on the
subject was received by the war depar;
ment. today:
Manila. July 3 1899.
'TranSports Hancock ana Senator with
Nebraska Pennsylvania and Utah troops
left for San Francisco. yesterday Ne
braska. = officers, So enlisted; Pennsyi-
vania. q officers. ~ enlisted; Ctah, .
officers. a5S enlisted Nebraska left i'm
Manila one sick: Pennsylvania, seven
discharged: Utah. - discharged; Ne
braSka 80 discharged"
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MAINE POSTAL CHANGES.

Washington. July 2.-The following
fourih-class postmasters were appointed
saturday:
Maine-Lisbon Centre. Alfred c. Wco-
Der.
The following star service change II
Maine IS announced: Route III. New
sharon to Belgrade. From July 8
increase service to Il times a week. from
Belgrade Mills to Belgrade, miles, from
May ! t. Sept. - in each year.
Riley. jay and Chisholm to Livermore
Falls. Portland & Eumtord Falls Rail-
way. ll2l miles ana back. six times
week, or as much oftener as trains may
run. Crnm July Il. 1879.
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[lE1]X!!l5Ql3
I'VE WANT PEACE"
CONTINUED from page ~

fantry and Batteries a and + of the
Utah Light Artillery ana the transport
Senator. which carried the Pennsylva
MIA troops. will remain several days at
Nagasaki and Yokohama, Japan.
According to the latest reports from
the province of CaVite, the inSurgent
leaders there are quarrelling. Aguin-
aldo's cousin, BaldomerO Aguinaldo,
has been killed or imprisoned by Gen.
Marianao Trias, commander Of the
insurgents in the southern district Of
Luzon. and most Of his men have de-
serted To Liares. who is now at San
Francisco de Malibon.
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ALL IN READINESS
Continued from page ~

have established a joint agency in
Philharmonic hall, where all return
tickets must be marked and where
tickets must be deposited in return for
checks if extensions are desired.
Names of all ticket holders will be re-
corded and the, passenger agents are
hopeful of largely frustrating ticket
brokers' schemes.
Ample accommodations have been Sc
cured for 10000. and although the num-
Der of official delegates will probably
be much less than that number. others
who are attracted by the low rates of
fare can also be provided for.
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SIRE ell Car Tr: ubIes al Wheeling. W. Va.

Wheeling. W. Va. July 2-Although
the street car strike was settled. Thurs
day, there have been disturbances in Up
Der Benwood. just below the city. On
Saturday, a mob attacked the barns of
the company and drove ont the non
unionists. This afternoon a mob in Up
per Bcnwood attacked q ear and fiercely
assaulted the operator and conductor.
both of whom were badly injured. the
conductor having two ribs broken.
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TEN NEW CASES.
Total Number OF Yellow Fever Patients at
Santiago Reaches "a.

Santiago de cuba. July Ten new
eases Of yellow fever have been reported
to-day This raises thr total number nf
cases to -. No deaths have been report
ed. today.
removed from the infected camp but The
doctors seem unable to check The pro-
rrss of the disease among them. Thr
camp, which is on the road 10 VI MORO
and In hilIv country. was chosen because
II it's known saiuDrity ana perfect sani-
tary condition. There are no cases 81
yellow fever i'll the city.
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The UNTOLD MlSERlES

That arise from the Errors % Youth or Excesses
of mature years and all Diseases and Weaknesses
Of Men, from whatever cause arising, can be allie
or, Know Thyself Manual Wade Mecum for Men
only, who seek for True Principles q Treatment.
Price, fifty cents, but sent free, SEALED, for Tx
DAYS Address, THE PEABODY MEDICAL INSrI-
TUTE, No. Bulfnch Street. BOSTON, Mass; con
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DISTINGUISHED NAVAL OFFICERS
At Bath. to Conduct the Trials OF the Torpedo
Boat Dahigren.

Portland. Me. July 2.-Rear Admiral
Rogers. Capt. Robley ID. Evans. Com
mander Sargent and chief Engineer Day
huff of the United States navy. passed
through Portland, today, for Bath, where
they arr. to conduct The trials of the tor
pedo boat Dahlsrcn They had with them
i draft of Ii men from the Philadelphia
for duty on the Dahlgren. Rear Admiral
John g. Walker t. :. n, was a passt-n-
ger by the noon train east, today, for
Southeast HarbOr.
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The Story

or the cheap circus. out In Arizona that
put up the sign Don't shoot the clown
ne Is d0ln the best M knows" Wen.
we. Us IL CO. are "dpin' the best they
know" but what they don't know abou.
the Copper Property W. have FOR safe
would lill The Congressional Library. We
will stake our reputation AZ fair critics
honest. that the property ~ legitimate;
that the directors are honorable, that the
stock. AT y cents a share, offers az good
an iuVcst ment ana Is good chance of
profit a5 Calumet IL fiecla at s15 pr
share, III you don't care for Copper, SEMI
Tor our free book IN Wheat ana StocL
~
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A BEAUTIFUL LOVING cup.
President Makes Presentation TO Ambassador
Cambon for Services for Peace.

Washington. July M. Jules Cambon.
the French ambassador, was, saturday,
presented with a superb silver lovIn;,
cup by the President as token of recne =
nition Of his services in the restoration
of peace between this country and Spain.
The rift was made through the secretary
of state on behalf Of the United States.
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CABLEGRAM FROM BROOKE.
Fourteen Deaths from yellow Fever in 5th Ia.
iantry Camp at Santiago.

Washing .on. July THE following,
clhlesrIm has been received from zen.
Brooke:
Havana. July l.
Adiutant General Washington:
-Four companies ana band On Infantry
in two camps ut Santiago. one camp ha-
hut one. case of yellow fever since 2'th.
other several. II Will Dc moved again.
today after careful d.s.uf,ction. Tota.
cases 10 June -, 50. deaths. II.
tS.gncD BROOKE. Commanding.
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S,ain to Reduce Her Army.

Madrid, July 1.-THE minister of war.
Gen. Polavieja. after n conference. to-
day, with the premier. Senior Silvela,
consented to reduce the budget esti-
mate of the strength Of the active army
from 1O1, 900 to $4,000 men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-03
MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington, July 2.-Thc following
pension changes in Maine, resulting from
the issue of June 70. are announced:
original, Thcophilus s. ColSun. Filing
wood Corner. 81. Additional. Charles L.
Davis, Lincoln Sc to S.. Increase. Enbnr;
NJ. Sykes. Auburn So to s.: George NJ
Chase Intervale. S. 10 Sii: Riley Weeks
East Lagrange. 81 to So: Edwin T. Mel
vim. South EXoter. Sc to $40.