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LATE SOCIAL NEWS.

The annual bali given bys University
Lodge No. 81. A. 0.sU, W..-was, a grand
success. the hall being crowded. This
lodge is pushing to the front rapidly,
having now a membership Of over $50
members. and expect to- have another
large class of candidates in the near
future. Members are requested to at
tend the next meeting to wind up mat
ters pertaining to the ball
Mrs. D. A. Anderson. of Marion street,
gave childrens party Friday afternoon
for her daughter Ruth and son Arthur.
She was assisted by Miss B. Anderson,
Those present were: Arthur Evans,
Edith Anderson, Hazel and Myrtle Nor
ton, Viola Eisenmenger. Jeanette Bon
ham, Minnie Pottgieser, Minnie Johnson,
Addie Davis, Violet Bonham, Raymond
and Alfred Eisenmenger. Eddie Ander-
son, Lillas Rich and others.
The Nonpareil Social club will give its
first grand prize masquerade ball of the
season next Tuesday at Twin City hall.
Prizes will be awarded to the best dressed
lady and gentleman and two prizes for
the most con1ical costumes.
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BY DIRECT VOTE,
Reform Party VIII Nominate
Presidential Ticket.

he1orm Party VIII Nominate n
Presidential Ticket.
COLUMBUS, O., Dec 9.-The Union Re-
form party will nominate by direct vote
presidential ticket in 1900, on the estab-
Hshed latform Of the party, which con-
sists of single plank, advocating the
initiative and referendum method for eI
legislation. both state and national. This
decision was reached today by the ma
1onal executive committee of the party
at conference in this city with the Ohio
state executive committee. The represen-
tatlves Of the national committee present
were: r. 8. Thompson. chairman, Ohio:
j. NJ Dunlap, Franklin, Ind; A. G. Ell
chelberger, secretary, Baltimore; w. A.
Natlle, Philadelphia, and W. J. SeeIye.
Wooster.
A proposition to consider the advisabtIi-
ty of fusion with the Democratic par1y
On presidential candidates was promptly
defeated. as was also suggestion to en-
large the platform of the party. 1t was
decided to nominate state tickets in every
state where an organization can be ef-
fected- Conventions for the nomination
Of candidates will be abolished, tho ma
tonal committee recommending that
hereafter all candidates, according to the
principles Of the party, be chosen by d.
rect vote Of the party membership. This
rule will apply to the national ticket, and
to state and county tickets in Ohio at
least
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TARVIN TO BRADLEY.
Former Kentucky Judge Derides
the Fighting Governor.


the Fighting Governor.
CINCINNATI O.. Dec. -9-Judpa Tar
vim. of Covington, has written a long.
sarcastic reply to interviews with ex-
Gov Bradley published in newspapers.
The following extracts give it's spirit:
CoVlngton, Ky, Dec. 9.-Hon. William
Y. Bradley, Frankfort, Ky.-My Dear
governor: 1 thought my telegram would
bring yOu-and it did. | have read yoI1r
statements concerning me in this morn
Ing S papers with the liveliest interest.
You have done we'll You call me- an
idiot, a liar coward a squire. depraved
and Jim Tarvin. But fortunately. 7 am
unhardened. You remember the manner
81 attack Indulged In by all Of a certain
class OF newspapers on free silver an
archiStS In 1896, and since then; and from
them l have received my baptism.
But it was unkind of you to mention
that vice presidential matter You and
ought to have a fellow feeling as to
that. We have both been mentioned as
5he probable tail Of some mans kite.
90 Tar as am concerned, | am trying
and will continue to try to live it down
and let it be forgotten.
You say you did not know of the dan
ger threatening Coleman. But you are
mistaken. You did know It was gen
orally and commonly known, and was re-
peatedly mentioned in the papers You
knew of his danger and its extent and
Wlllfully or neghgently failed in vouT
duty. l do not call you a liar-you are
only disingenious
AOu Lt.Sh say you QlO not act, be-
cause 1 did not call on you to act. You
are again dIsingenioUs. You know that
/ had no authority or jurisdiction in the
matter. If had possessed any author
ity. Coleman would never had gone to
MaySVille.
Governor, your statement has accom-
puShed one thing at least for which I am
thankful The Washington Post and the
Nashville American have been denounc-
Ing me for months because 1 am Obscure.
but. thank Cod that can no longer he
said The. governor. of Kentucky, the
general of its army and navy, has got me
prominence, Must apologize, eriticising
and / ought to know that the public viii
Griticise officials. You cannot stop them.
II l must apologize, I can only say that
could not help a feeling of resentment
ct your treatment of that poor negro.
90 not criticise the people of MaVsviIIe
/ ou are the one to blame. Respectfully
L y
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PROFIT IN BOTTLES
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS SAVED
ANNUALLY FROM THE REFUSE
OF GREAT CITIES
INDUSTRY OF MANHATTAN

Fifty. Million Dollars, Invested in
the Bottltng IndSHistTy, and De-
spite Every Care the Annual Loss
Is Something Like -Four Million
DOIIars-The Trade ip. Registered
Bottles a Crime In New York.
People to whom the s5Ypkmen. buying
up old bottles and oyerhauling the con-
tents of ash cans and garbage cans on
the sidewalks, are a axs9uEee rather of
nuisance than of proftn have doubtless
often imagined that bottles which are
not taken by these men disappear. forever
into that mysterious ''s9mawhere" which
receives all sorts of citYa refuse. To them,
therefore, says the New fKork Post. it
VIII be a surprise to lesrpr that the bot
ties thrown away with ashes and gar
page are the subject of a fourishing
trade, whose transactions In this city
alone amount to many thousands of dol
lars annually
This bottle trade depends for the most
part upon the collection Of bottles from
the refuse gathered at the various dumps
On the water front, some fifteen or twenty
In number. Here the ashes and garbage
are carefully overhauled by the "scow-
trimmers" before the material is towed
down the harbor, and bottles of every
conceivable variety are collected for
washing and distribution to the various
dealers who sell them for further use
Dump bottles are divided by the trade
into registered bottles, which have the
proprietor's name blown into the glass,
and linked" bottles, which ara all those
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be referred to the committee on claims
Investigation found that they had been
cancelled by the auditor, and, therefore,
were refused, the certificates being held
as part of the records OF the senate
Last Saturday night the auditor office
was looted of a number of certificates A
fraudulent credit of $4,03S was also enter
ed on the auditors books 1t is Thought
that thousands of dollars worth OF stolen
and fraudulent certificates are afioat
throughout the Cherokee nation
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CHASTITY RIFT.
What Revelations In MoHneux Case
May Cause.

What Revelations in MOIineux Case
May Cause.
NEW YORK. Dec. "a New York law
yer, who has seen somewhat into the in
side of the Molineux case and has a con-
siderable knowledge of the weapon of
the prosecution. says it is compelled to
proceed very gingerly because liable at
every step to touch prominent persons
who stand high In society, and the Knick-
erbocker club, with which Molineux and
Cornish were connected, and which has
been known to the police long time as
the center Of most disreputable practices.
Numerous photographs of a most out
rageous kind in which the members are
represented, are in the hands of police
officials. In one of these groups are Mol
incux. Barnet and Miss Chesebrough. II
what is known to police circles was fully
revealed, it is said, It would make a
CHASTITY rift in the ranks Of even the 400.
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stenogapher for large law firm in Boston had rather
my she sad ais very and
acting and used leave the Office utterly exhausted At night
would often have the horrible dreams and sometimes wake
cold Once found myself sitting bolt upright bed clutch
Ing the bed clothes francay with both hands became dis
hearened that finally told employer must give position,
laughed said he stay and then suggested
that try A remedy for such troubles He half dozen
Rpans Tabues told after dinner and another
before going did rested better that very night
Now whenever feel just Tabue before retiring
seep right through till morning. get up thoroughly rested
business For epproducer and quieter Of the
nerves. these Tabues simply wonderful"
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Powen CIaxton,s Proxx.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Dec s-Judge
Mcclure has been named as proxy for
Gen. Powell Clayton, ambassador to Mex
leo to represent the latter at the. meeting
of the Republican national committee in
kansas member of the committee. Judge
Mcclure is instructed to lead the opposi-
ton to the proposition of Committeeman
Payne Of Wisconsin, for a reduction Of
representa- tfon from the South.
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GERMANY IN SAMOA.

Some Are Pleased, While Others Are
Depressed.
BERLIN, Dec. 9-Dispatches received
here today from Apia, Samoa, under
date of Nov. q, say that the news of
the final settlement of the Samoan ques-
ton has been hailed with keen satisrac-
tion by the German residents and large
majority of the Samoans. The dispatches
add that Maltetoa Tanu people are de-
pressed over the matter, and that IA
jority Of the English residents begrudge
Germany her success.
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KILLED In a Saloon.

CINCINNATI, O., Dec S.-Charles
Sheridan, a teamster, was shot and kill
ed this afternoon by Dominick Podesta,
in the latter's saloon at Fourth and Syc-
dan Of having entered his saloon for the
purpose of robbery. Sheridan rushed at
Podesta with q pitcher. and received a
fatal shot
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NEW YORK. Dec s-The Fifth Ave-
nue. Presbyterian church, commonly
known as DR. Halls church. - has called
to Its pulpit Rev. George Pervers, pro-
lessor of New Testament exigis Ia
Pr1nceton university. 1t Is believed he
Will accept. He was a former pastor of
the First Presbyterian church, of Pitts
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Sentenced to Death.

Ell RENO; okla, fDec e::AThe jury has
found Taylor Kirk guilty of murder, in
pronounced the death sentence. Kirk kill
ed his sister in Washfta county, July 4
last. He coerced hfs brother and another
sister to confirm his story, that it was
case of suicide.
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samp.on Agnin Remanded.

LONDON, Dec. s-Michael ]. Samp-
son, the alleged forger, who was arrest
ed Nov. Is, near Limerick, at the request
Of the chief detective Of Chicago, was
again remanded today IN the Bow street
police court until Dec 16
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DEATHS OF A DAY.

NEW HAVEN, Dec. 9-Judge E1ezear
K Foster, of Gainesville. Fla. died at
the hospital in this city last night. Judge
Foster came North for his health about
a week ago He was trustee of the
University of the South, at Suwanee
Tenn. and held other prominent posi-
tiOnS in the South
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Niagara Heard From.

CHICAGO, Dec. 9-The Niagara, sup
posed to have foundered In Lake Erie,
with a crew Of sixteen men, was heard
the Niagara's cargo of shingles. stated
today that they had practically abandoned
hope. The cargo was valued at $500
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BOARD OF TRADE SENSATION.

Prominent Member Expelled for AL
legged BucketshOppinE.
CHICAGO, Dec. &C. A Whyland, Sc
nior partner in the firm Of c. A Whyland
& Co., prominent in the Board of Trade
and the Stock Exchange, was today ex-
PEELED from the latter institution. He is
charged with violating the bylaws in re-
gard to ''bu1ket shopping" AS Mr. Why
land was a member Of long standing and
of considerable influence, the news was
received with great surprise
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The best of food, warm, cosy rooms,
good attendance choice table servive and
cafe all make the reasons of the popular
ity of Hotel Metropolitan on either Eu-
ropean or American plan at favorite
prices.
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Died Suddenly.

BOSTON, Dec. 9.-B. N. Briggs nresi-
dent of the Briggs Plano company. was
taken i'll In a railway station and was
taken to the city hospital, where he died
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ONE GIRLS WORK.
Remained at Her Work and Thereby
Prevented a TIe-UD.

ALTOONA, Pa. Dec s-By remaining
at her loom, in defiance Of the threats of
strikers, one girl prevented a tfe-up at
the Altoona silk mill. A general strike
of 500 operatives had been planned, but
when the one girl continued at work,
700 employees returned to their work. The
100 operatives are still out.
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.sNick'sv Farewell Dinner.

Dominick De Long. who has left the
Pioneer Press to become foreman of the
Dispatch composing room. was banQueted
last night by a number of former asso-
ciates I'm the tall building" at Miesen's s
cafe.
Open evenings. Diamonds, watches and
1eWelrY. F. H Harm. III East Seventh.
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MORGUE OF LINERS II
ENTRANCE TO GULF OF ST. LAW
RENEE GRAVEYARD OF NORTH
ATLANTIC
MANY PERIIs LIE IN WAIT

Every Water Snare That Entraps
LuckIess Sailors to BE Found I'm
This Section of the Sea-IceberGS,
Shoals and Crumbled Lodges Men
ace the Men Who Go Down to the
Sea in Ships. rz
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BOLD BURGLARS.
Robbed n Priest and Committed 9th
er Indignftfes

CLINTON, Ind, Dec. 9-Four masked
men entered the residence of Rev Father
John F. Stanton, early this morning, and
with drawn revolvers, forced the priest
to deliver the valuabIes he had on his per-
son, afterwards searching the house.
They then forced the priest to build fire,
over which they sat until daylight, when
they made their escape. There Is no clue
TO the robbers
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A nice line of low-priced holiday pres
ents at Phster's Jewelry Store, 1873 East
Seventh street, Ryan block
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Deposits made now at The State Saw
ings Bank, 4th and MINI. SITS, will be en-
titled to six months interest July /, 1900.
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MR.. MATHIEs0N OUT.

VIII Not Accept Reelection as Sug-
mr. Trust Director.
NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-F. O. MatlIieson.
who has been prominent in the manage
ment of the American Sugar Refining
company since it's organization, refused
to remain any longer on the board OF di-
rectors. A letter has been addressed by
Mr.. Mathieson to the board of directors,
in which he says his name must not be
used at the coming annual meeting.
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Imports for Week.

NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-The imports of
dry goods and merchandise at the port
OF New York 2k for this week was valued
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CHEROKEE FUND.

Cancelled Certificates Are Discovered
I'm Circulation.
TAHLEQUAH.. 4. T., Dec. 9-p'raud in
Cherokee certificates was unearthed IL
the senate by Senator LGJeh presenting
national certificates and asking hat they
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Come and see our display of fine lew
elry. +. H. Harm, III East Seventh.
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Coal Mt Reduced Pricea

Virginia smokeIess screened egg or
lump coal for domestic use at reduced
prices. Call on Pioneer Fuel Co, 81 Rob
ert street, before placing your order
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POPE Is BETTER.

Health.
ROME, Dec. 9.-The pope. who, it was
announced q few days ago was suffering
from a. heavy cold and experienced some
difficulty in breathing, has completely re-
covered his usual health
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New York Cburcb car

insured
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FASTER EXPOSED.
Used Compressed Food to Stave Or
Starvation.

RIO DE JANEIRO, Dec. 9-Succi, the
famous Italian faster, has been ullnla SIX
ed here. Dr. Daniel Almeida has discoT-
cred that he uses flbrous meat, compress
ed into the smallest size and this. With
a small quantity of mineral water was
enough to prevent starvation.
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without names.ai Estimates furnished by
several dealers show thatdhe weekly, col
lectfons of. mixed bottlesd In Manhattan
alone amount to 500 wagon loads At
$15O a lead, which IS the usua1 price, this
means about $4,000 a yearapatd to the
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-12-10

rs THE WORKING CAPITAL OF HUMAN
1TY. He who loses that is wrecked indeed.
Is your health failing you, your strength,
ambition. vfgor or vitality wasting away.
When Others Fail, Remember that at the
great state Electro Medical Institute Is
where the sick aud afflicted can receive
treatment in The future as they have in the
past Some doctors fail because OF treating
the wrong disease; Others from not knowing
the right treatment
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ROOT ASKS FOR FOOD.
Famine Threatens One Hun
dred Thousand Porto Ricans.
AMERICAN CITIES APPEALED TO.

The War Secretary Will Start the First
Transport to the Storm-stricken Island
Within II Few Hours-The Dead Esti-
mated at Five Hundred.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.-The war de-
partment is taking prompt measures for
the relief of the hurricane sufferers in
Porto Rico. When the press dispatches
and General Davis advices made known
the extent Of the disaster, steps were inn
mediately taken to send supplies, and
the transport Mcpherson was ordered
put in readiness to sail from New York
Monday next. She will carry rations
and other n~ecessaries. Secretary of
War Root this afternoon sent the fol
lowing appeal to the mayors of all cities
of more than 8 1000 population:
SIR: The governor general of Porto
Rico confirms the report that upon the
9th inst. a. hurricane swept over that ISL
and, entirely demolishing many of the
towns, destroying many ives and reduc-
ing, so far as he can estimate, not less
Than 100, COO of the inhabitants to the CON
dition of absolute restitution, without
homes or food. Unless immediate and eff
fective relief is given these unfortunates
they will perish of famine.
Under these conditions the president
deems that an appeal should be made to
the humanity of the American people. 1t
Is an appeal to their patriotism also. for
the inhabitants of Porto Rico have freely
and gladly submitted to the guardiansh:c
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THE D0SSIER A FRAUD
1t Will Clear Dreytus ard Prove
Esterhazy's Guilt.
F.IMsY sc. -HrA1 IN TIE PAPERS.
Publication of the Documents it is Said
Would Utterly Disgrace the Military
and Nationalist Partfus-The German
Chancellor Won Hohenlohe smirched.

LONDON, Aug. 12.--The correspondent
Of the Times at Rennes says four days
of examination have revealed the utter
fimsiness of the secret dossiers. The
diplomatic dossier contains proofs Of
Esterhazy's treason, attested by foreign
agents.
RENsEs, France, Aug. 12.-Al the
notable Dreyfusites here are satisfied
with the result Of the examination Of
the secret dossier. They have urged
their newspaper friends in Paris to
clamor for full publicity, knowing that
if it be granted, the military and ma
tionalist parties will be utterly dis
graced. They say the diplomatic and
war Office dossiers TEEN with forgeries.
The secret dossiers are said to contain
shocking reports of spies on q German
prince, who has held high places in the
empire in the last two years, and OF
them in Paris, a city he often visits.
There is only one prince answering to
this description, the Chancellor Won
Hohenlohe. These spies do not attempt
to establish a connection between these
affairs and the Dreyfus case.
To Secure secrecy tho scribes who
worked for Colonel Henry and his
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Davis Wants Rice and Beans.

WASHINGTON, Aug. l2.-The Var de-
partment's cablegram from General
Davis giving details Of the damage done
in Porto Rico by the hurricane says q
famineis impending, and asks authority
to issue rations to the destitute. He
says: "Data for estimate of number Of
Porto Ricans who have lost everything
is deficient, but / am forced to believe
the number on island cannot fall below
100000 souls, and a famine is impend-
ing. ask that $500, 900 pounds of rice
and beans, equal quantities of each, be
Immediately shipped on transports to
Ponce"
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friends did not hesitate to forge letters
from high diplomatic personages.
Nearly a score Of love letters from a
lady high in the diplomatic sphere are
supposed to have been seized in the dis
patch box of an embassy during trans
mission to Berlin. She mentions the
Dreyfus affair and asks the attache to
elpwhitewash the unfortunate captain.
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HUNDREDS DEAL AT PONCE


bananas tho Sole Article of Food In the
stricken Island.
Ponce, Aug. 12.-Tuesday's storm
was the worst ever experienced here and
lasted two hours. Ponce was flooded
and at least 800 persons were drowned.
Two hundred bodies, mostly those of
poor people and including many chill
dren, have been recovered. The soldiers
and firemen worked all night, saving
lives. There is no drinking water, gas,
ice or electric light.
The weather bureau predicted the
storm, but it is claimed Ponce was not
warned. Amob of 1000 persons threat
ened the alcalde, Porrata Doria, but
they were dispersed by the Fifth cav
airy. The alcalde has been deposed on
account Of negligence. Major Myers of
the Eleventh infantry is acting in re-
Spouse to popular demands.
Forty-six lives were lost at Juan Diaz.
Bananas are the sole food here. Cen
eral Schwan received the following ap-
peal by cable:
SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, Aug. 11.-My
country is devastated. For Gods sake
help us. CAPTAIN LUGO VIVA.
Lugo VIVA is one Of the Porto Ricans
whom General Schwan met during she
campaign.
n ,..hin lnresner Injuries nine Men.
LIBERTY, Neb., Aug. IA hreshing
engine blew up on the farm of j. w.
Allen, near Tate, yesterday, completely
demolishing the engine and injurina
nine men. It is thought one is fatally
hurt.
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or the united states, ana nave voluntarily
surrendered the protection Of Spain. to
which they were formerly entitled, conf
IDENTIFY relying upon more generous and
benedcent treatment at our hands. The
highest considerations of honor and good
faith unite with the pro:nptings of hu-
mainly to require from the United States
o generous response to the, demand Of
Porto Rican distress.
THIS department has directed the i'm
mediate distribution Of rations to the suf-
ferers by the army in Porto Rico, SO far
as it is within the power Of the executive,
but in the absence of any appropriation
we must rely largely upon private contri-
buttons.
I beg that you will call upon the public
spirited and humane people Of your city
to take active and immediate measures in
this %exigency. The government trans-
port Mcpherson will be sent directly from
the port of New York to Porto Rico on
Monday, the 14th inst, to carry all sup
plies of food which can be obtained. Fur
ther transports will be sent at future
dates, of which public notice will be
given.
Any committee charged with the rcis-
ing of funds will receive full information
and advice upon communicating with
this department.. Very respectfully,
ELIHU RooT, Secretary of War.
A report has been received at the Wa
department. from an officer at San Juan,
Porto Rico, estimating that the number
of killed amounts to 500. The same
| officer says q very serious condition of
| atfai~s EXISTS at Ponce.
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Military Charges Found Groundless

Military Charges Found Groundless.
WASHINGTON, Aug. IA report has
been received at the Var department.
from Major John S. Mallory, inspector
general of the Second division, Eighth
army corps, in the Philippines, covering
the work he has been doing between
February 2S and June 30. He has
made a number of Investigations of
charges against officers which have APP
peared in the United States in one form
or another. Most of these charges have
proved to be with little foundation.