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States was taking payment for wheat and
cotton largely in securities.
This year we have no balances in Ger
many and may be unable to pay the
United States by selling stocks Hence we
must be prepared either to offer dis
count rate sufficiently high to induce
American banks to keep balances on this
side or to send gold in payment for pro-
ducts, We may consequently witness a
3 per cent rate here and higher rate in
Germany than last year.
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Two Favorites AT St. 1ou,,

St Louis, July l4.-san Cecilia and Imp
King Gold were the only winning favorites
Summary:
Maidens, 2,year-old fllies Ave furlongs-
Gan Gecliia: Rose Caron, Coral. Time i :04
Selling, six furlongs- IIohe lstalinen villa.
mar, Lula w. Time. l:16la.
Nj slX ana halt furlongs--Imp King Gold.
whisper Low, Fourth ward. Time, I:5s
Time. $685.. NouHh'
s,IaM -year-olds, six Observation-Disclosures
si, Mnt FRIEND, Sidbow, Time. l:l6K
Time. 1;42&. ~ 'iA'es'
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MRS. RICH WILL BE GIVEN VI
American Citizen to Be Surrendered to Mexlco Ior
Trial for Murder

AN s o
husband For days past
president and Secretary ~
historical their protests against the eNton Oh 'n W.
1t
charged
American woman at e
Mexico the precedent blshed.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Washington. July i%.--Commssioner Wilson
OF the internal revenue department has Issued
a circular absolutely prohibiting banks from
ahixing stamps 10 checks unstamped when
presented. aud recurring them TO return the
same TO the drawers
The reports from the recruiting stations
show fhat SlS men were enlisted for the new
regiments Yesterday, making q total CT llss
since the recruiting began.
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To Increase Her Canvas

Southampton, July A.-It transplrH ~
new boom. even larger than the. presents
is being constructed for the cup cnalaF
Shamrock, in the belief that the lisa!sl
In America will enable her to caffy 4
siderably greater expanse of canvas inii z
ing her trial race with the Britannia
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Dixon Got the Decision.

Chicago. July A.-George Dixon VA q
the decision over EDDY santry In thdi I
round bout at the Fort Dearborn Athlsu. I
tonight.
Referee Hogan announced Dixon ~ ~
and was greeted with volume Of dilkt1
remarks. In point of blows landed tnHt
little to choose. but Dixon probably WI
most effective.
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ToDAY's ENrRIFs.

Mile ard sixteenth, handicsp-Maximo Go.
mez 100. Marsian 113.
SIN furlongs. 2-year- olds--Post Haste. Wa,
Taper 122, Sadlucee 1l9, Nanaen 1l5.
FIVE furlongs all ages-Imperator 1876, votsr
Abuse, Floronso Opaque. Merry Day. Cont
2ental 40, ST Callatine Ito, Satin Slipper Iii
heliobas l1S. Lady Lindsay. Gaze lOS, fender
lcin, Decimal 81.
The Nautilus, mile and sixteenth-Marti-
mas III. Little Saint. Captain Sigsbee 119
One mile seling-M Marshall los Nautcb Girl
Acrobat Utopia l07, Maurice 1O6. Rinaldo. Ia,
none, Wolhurst. Rosslfer, Lansdale 1903, Gala
thee Rare Perfume l02, Moreno 9j. Lepida 81
Funchtown handicap, steeplechase full
oourse--Lion Heart 16S. DR.. Catlett 1889. Rhein-
strom 1o2: DecaDoi $50, King 149, Perlon ISs
lranan 1856. The Tory 1877.
:, one mile. selling-Twinklcr lip, Hanwell 1Os,
Aeever lO2. Blueaway, Moi3 soai l01. Theory
W Belle OF Troy 9S. Sister Fox, Tyran OF, Di-
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FORTUNE FOR A NEWsPAFEA
Saved n Mans Life ana - ~"
warded. .s

Springfield, Mo-, July 14.--Accoia NJ
a letter received by Chief Of Pol'ce e. y
Robert NJ. E. Cooper is heir 70 III, III
million dollars in Cripple Greek y, M
property and Texas real estate ~ ~ n \
Captain Gregg. frontiersman wns H
recently in Cripple Creek. Coops .
merly edited a paper here and w VA.
time prominent In Missouri poilus llss
became penniless and has for year ~. u,
in St. Louis. Years ago in Texas ="
saved Crego's life.
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WE CURE

Where others fail; thousands OF te'S ssp "
on file. voluntarily given. as tiue, ,,sm y.
sincere expressions Of gratitude ,.orIs. ~
chants, farmers and all classes q p, nar ~,
MISTAKES. NO FAILURES VIII sur ~
rience elsewhere s II In your vain attempts
wen. but il you suffer from any e s,ags ~
ease or diseases private in their ns anre lrt'
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THE DEWEY CELEBRATION.


He Inhibited 10 Attend.
New York, July lathe newspaper men oI
the country at large will be given an oppor.
tunity to participate in the New York reccp.
ton TO Admiral Dewey. The press COMMITTEES
met today at the city hall and decided to SEND
TO every daily newspaper In the United States
ana 10 every prominent weekly and magazine
a circular letter. inviting she editors anr
other representatives to come 10 New YORK.
next October and partake OF the city's hospi-
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FEW TEXANS ENLIsTING.
Only Eighteen SO Far Mt Both Dallas
md Fort Worth.


Fort Worth, Texas, July H.-But four
recent call for volunteers at the recruit
ing office here. These men were sworn
in this afternoon by Captain Cabell and
left tonight for Fort Sam Houston.
A detachment of nine men came in from
Dallas last night and were Joined here
by FIVE others. They left for San Fran
cisco and will be sent to the Philippine
islands for service in the regular army.
These fourteen men go unassigned.
Dallas, Texas, July 14.--Nine recruits
only, five at the regular station in Dali
las and four at the sub-station in Fort
Worth have bern enlisted under the
Presidents late call for volunteers
Captain Roach of the Trezevant Rifles,
local militia organization of the veterans
of the war with Spain, who Is in close
touch with the local military feeling, said
to The Post correspondent today: The
young men of Dallas and of Texas gem
orally. for that matter, are opposed to en-
listing under the present regulations; Il
is too much like enistng in the regular
army. Those OF the men who desire to
enlist wish to go as volunteers, pure and
simple, as was the case in the war with
Spain. They wish to know in advance
something about the officers who are to
CpluIduu tuclF COilDdHleS ana regiments.
Unless they can know this, there Will be
few volunteers from Texas l predict"
San Antonio. Texas. July 14.-Forty re-
cruits for the Thirtythird regiment have
been enrolled in the three days that the
recruiting offices at Fort Sam Houston
open. OF these thirteen have passed the
necessary medical examination and taken
the oath. Several have been rejected by
the medical examiner, and others are yet
to be examined.
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returned from Washington and agree that the
reciprocity treaty they arranged will b. highly
satisfactory: the pro-Ameriean sentiment is
intensifying.
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yOuIHtH gtI
our treatmentt u
has cured otsvsrc 70
WILL SURsb
fog sipEclALTIfSst,.
Specific Blo055 Ia
lsyphilis,,,, DDsSIiI!
Structure, varl,eay,Irs
Rupture. Rhspn,s
Female troubls.s. y: = Z
kinds. and pis ;'s, d
the Heart. Liv W.
Kidneys Fr"
tation. -,,l,s y
Call on or vrcl
HATHAwAy.S ~
200 Alamo pl.y w
Antonio. Tex''s nlI;i
treatment BY
symptom biasatss ~ y
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PHILIPPINES.

The finding OF letter saved the Ameri-
can army from annihilation at Manila by
the Filipinos. It is said.
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Hawthorne Results.

chicago July l4.-six furlonss-Kastaline.
Ramiet Jim W. Time, l;l5&.
ptve and half furlongs-Decoy. Merito.
Msharaiarah Time. 1:0Sh
nrl esesa tTrihlonss@Helens Pet, Boney Boy.
po m,,e ana an eighth selllng--Egbart. Robert
iedrJoiiy Roger, Jim McCleevey. Dutch
Five, and a half furlones-u mi.
aor' Netne Regent Time. 1:oS
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NJ The Hest Cure for Mo,nr,n

less Chill nu r rexer Is bottle Of Groves Taste.
IL tasteless fo,m' z simply Iron and ouinins
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Baseball at League Park sunday.

Weather permitting there will be a game
OF ball at League Park tomorrow between the
league players still in town and the Ameri-
cans of this city. A good game of ball is ex-
pected. as the Americans are the best ana
teur team in the State and enough Of the
league players are in town to make up a good
team The price of admission will be 20
cents, including grand stand ladies free chill
dren. 10 cents. The line UP of the two teams
is as fellows:
Leaguers--Mobley, pitcher; Badger. catcher
Weikart, first base: Boyle. second base;
Dowie. third base; Roper. snortstop. Hurlbert
lett field; Druesdow. center field: Carter.
right held.
Americans Wells. pitcher; Campbell.
catcher; Marmion. first base: Preston. second
base; Mulvihill. third base: Elsbury. short
stop; Leach. left field: Hamblen. center fald;
Benson, right field
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ToDAY's ENrRIps

za rIttnes,s Thyrs lis. Highland Lad liz. Eta,
NeF'pa. Diana Fonso 100. Mitten. lara i0S'
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STElNfELDT WAS HURT IN A COLLISION
KNIGHT of the Garter Again Upsc'
the Talent ut Brighton Beach
Track.

tNBoston. July lit was a pitchers battle
today between Nichols and Cheesebro and the
former was strong enough to keep the hits
down to solitary hit. =, y.
Score IL IL
Boston ....................02 0 600 0o'-2
Pittsburg ...,........... 900 900 0oO-0 ! l
Nichols and Clarke: Cheesebro and Schriver.
Washington. July 14.-Louisvilo played a
fast game today and won. - -
Score II II
Washington ...........10 2 o21 0o0--6 10 3
ltIouisyille ..............1 los 10l 01*-S IA .
Mercer and Kittrldge; Phl!ippi. Woods and
thinner.
Baltimore, July 14-cleveand was easy for
the orioles today.
Score II Il
baltimore ................122 100 S5o-l4 IL
Cleveland .................1 100 600 OJu- 4
Hill and Crsham: Bates and Schreckengost.
New York July 1.-the locals made nearly
three times as many hits as the visitors. but
three of the latter's hits were made at the
right time.
New York .............. 900 oOO DOLL II 2
st: Louis ................... ool 900 l01-3
| Meekn and Warner; Young and O'Connor.
Philadelphia. July I4-The Phillies defeated
Cincinnati today in an exciting game. stein
feldt was rendered unconscious for five min
utes in the third inning as a result of colli-
sion with Laioie at second base.
Score II
Cincinnati ,..,,.. 100 1871 000--6 10 )
Philadelphia ............. 100 l0i OBS IL 8
Hawley. Philips and Wood: Donohue. Piatt
and Mcfarland
New York. July 14.-Today's game was close
and exciting.
Score
Chicago ...................-10 1 900 O0l-3
BROOKLYN ...........1O 100 0l0 20s-4 s 5
Grifiith and Donahue; McJames Mcguire
and Farrell.
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Necessity
Knoovs No ",

But a laeu of Natu,. n
to the necessity Of m
the blood pure so ~
entire system, shall 5. q.
healthy and Oigorou,.
To take Hoods sarsaparill. y
blood purifier, is therefo,s .
health and it is a NECESSITY !, ! n
every household. 1t never 4.
Tired Feeling IL had ~. ~ \
leeiilg' dyspepsia, headaches ~ N
spells, but Hoods SarsaparIil. ~ W
new man. ! never was betts, ~ ~
JOHN MACK, oskaloosa, Iowa,
Rosy Cheeks ~ hav.
and rosy cheeks, thanks to HI.
rilla. 1t builds me up ana 49,
bills" MARY A. BURKE n ~
Street, indianapolis, Ind. ~
d@od5 SauaBst
Hlaza slEHl5s.
Hoods Pills cure liver Ills the - rs
only cnthnr,in tn take Wifi MAJ:
- y.
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great rapidity, and filing up to an open
area near the depot, where they formed
in line. the marines gradually stretching
out two long lines to the eastward, while
the tars moved of on their right.
The men of the Texas were the first to
come ashore, and they were soon followed
by the others. The men Of the brooklyn
brought goat with them. the Indiana
evidently not being the only ship to have
a mascot
The marines attracted the most at.en-
tion as they formed in line. They are
splendid body of men, with splendid
history. "Semper Fidelis" or Ever
Faithful" is the motto of the Marine
Corps, and thsy have nobly lived up to 1t,
through hundred years. The colonel
commandant Of the Corps is Colonel
Charles Hayward, Maine man by birth.
He was not here, as his headq artors are
In Washington. The marines who parad-
ed were the first Americans 10 fight on
the soil of Cuba in the late war. They
landed at Guantanamo, and fought q
battle there that electrified slo country.
Their uniforms OF blue and rcd are
rather the most brilliant in our military
and naval servioe and the discipline of the
men is notably perfect.
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Of the guns of the Morro and Sooapa bat.
teries at Santiago. Ihey..haye heard the
whistle of the shot and she'll hurled at
them by the ships of Cervera's squadron
In the dying struggle of the pride Of the
Spanish navy. They have seen the bluffs
ut the entrance to the harbor of San
Junn on the picturesque isle of Porto
Rico wreathed with smoke. And after
these various bombardments they have
been called upon to face the svolleys fired
in another. From the battle Of Santiago
to the Battle of Congrsss square was a
decided change. In the center of the
square fort had besn erected, fort Of
hags and flowers garrlsoned by large
number of Portiand's pretty girls,s all
clad ia uniforms of white. The maya
zines were piled high with ammunition
In the shape of bouquets of flowers and
the gun ners were ready and waiting for
the action that was, unlike other battles,
to prove pleasure 10th to victors and
vanqushed. Long before The parade bad
reached High street the square was crowd
ei. Hundreds who had seen the column
ON some Of the down town streets took
the cars and we,s up town to get another
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Then came Gov. Powsrs and his staff
in carriages, the staEr officers brilliantly
uniformed. Following these came the
officers from the fieet In carriages. These
were-given q very enthusiastic greeting
everywhete. There were constant cheers
for Captain Taylor, Capt Sigsbee. Cant.
Chadwick and other officers in the oarri-
ages. These officers were... pelted with
flowers by pretty Rlrls everywhere and
seemed TO enjoy the fun of dodgIng floral
missiles as much as did the young women
who threw them. ......
Then came the hAndsomely uniformed
band Of the New York, and behind them
the battalion of marines in their brilliant
uniforms. These men marched mag
niHcently and they seemed to move as one
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SOME OF ronAY.s EVENTS.

This afternoon about 700 bIae jackets
from the feet will be taken to Peaks
island, weather permitting, where they
will be given q clam bake and shore din
ner. There will be a long programme OF
athletic sports for cash prizes and to that
ship whose men win the greatest numter
of points in this contest will be given
silver cup suitably inscribed. The band
from the feet will also be present at this
contest and will give concert during the
afternoon. The ball game Hill be between
teams from the Massachusetts, and
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glimpse of the men In the ranka They
filled High street from curb to curb.
They seized upon every bit of standing
room Oh the steps of the Congress Square
church and some climbed the fsnce and
invaded the lawn in front of the building.
Every window In the building of the
Yourg Mems Christian association was
frame for the cas- Of the sightseers.
ihe man with she taIicons s..there and
re Us codged In and cut through the
fhren-, nuoh to the disturbance Of the
rcl men who we're trying to keep u clear
-ir,e ,nr ths p ccsssinn. The garrison in
'ns-io Of III $ ard Il 'wtrs ware eager fer
-. 'r-v and slowed the r courage by Wig
or Il aving the Il gs which they car
~ IA addition to their supply OF ammu-
s.f-oa,
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TnR NATIONAL GUARD.

Following the band came the First
Maine Regiment, National Guard under
command Of Maicr Collins with IL. W.
II. jerks Of Co. b., seting Adjutant, in
Che following order;
Co. b, Portland Cadets, Isaiah IL.
Baker, captain, w. II. jerks, first leu
tenant, 40 mer.
: Co. l., Sheridan Rifles, NJ. E. Conley,
captain; E. e. PhiIbrook, lieutenant. 40
Co ", Montgomery Guards, 4. J..
Hogan, Captain; 4. j. McGillicuddy,
Lieutenant, 40 men.
Co. NJ, Westhrook. Lieut.. welch, 40
men.
Co. A, Portland Light Infantry. George
A. Dow, captain, t5 men.
Signal corps, asorge w. Butler, lieu
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Ninth carriage, Adit. Davis. Col. New
comb, Adjt. MAsgatt.
HE MARINE DIVISION.


just as the last column OF the escort
Ta'sed by the corner OF Pearl and Federal
streets the marine division which had
formed on Federal with its right resting
at Pearl, swung into the column and the
formation was complete. Ihis division
was made up as follows:
Marine band from the cruiser New
York.
Battalion OF marines, fivs comoanies,
one from eaeh ship, $50 men, MAJOR p.
st. Clair Murphy, commander Of hat
talon, First Lieut.. Ii. /. Bower, adju-
tant. first Co, Capt. L. N. Wood.
Second Co, First Lieut.. O. S. Hatch,
Third Co., Capt. Lejuene, Fourth Co.
Capt 4. p. Kane, Fifth Co., Capt. q.
A. Doyeu.
Battalion from cruiser New York, three
companies, 175 men. Lieut.. Com. W. z.
Potter in charge OF battalion. First Co.
Lieut. bllsh. Naval Cadet Hunt, Second
co. Lieut., Dawson, Naval Cadet
Clement. Third Co. Lieut.. Osborne,
Naval Cadst Larrimer,
Battalion from battleahip Texas, two
companies, lis men.
Lieut.. Com. G.. B. B. Earher in charge
OF battalion. Naval Cadet W. 5. Miller.
adjutant. First Co. Lieut.. NJ. l.. Bis
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was early considerable number of peo-
pie were there to see the landing.
The regulars are always prompt. They
foresee everything and move on the dot.
The men were early astir ON the ships,
and long before nine o'clock preparations
for the Decentralization began to be made.
EAch war ship has stout steam launch
capable Of towing from four to six long
boats. Zach fong-boat holds from thirty
to sixty sailors or marines. AS these
launches started out in the harbor with
their tows in the bright sunlight of the
early morning the scene was interesting
and spirited, reminding one Of some o,
the historical paintings. They pulled
into tho dock with good order and rsgu-
iAriry. the marines and tars ieaping out
Qf he boAss 70 ths landing place with
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ol. Second Co. Lieut.. P. pabin.

tol. Second Co. Lieut. p. Babin.
Drum and bug'e corps consisting of six
DR. ms AMI four bugles. men taken from
difseicnt shlTs.
iss''siion from iattleship Indianr,
titi'ec n,psnIes 100 men, Com ma nder
II r. Miispn in charge /, ( tattaiion, e.
~a' csford, acjptant First company,
i-nf. "asningGJn Steond eompany,
l-nt hirrtsun. Third company, Lieut.
q t,trrer.
to'rr hsrfrs
isr ti.'iaa tron ha.tleship Masssshu-
: 1 ;, ihr-e -p Is. 163 NAV L'arf.
q mms MIR X Nl!es !, Il arg - as
- op, rrssi Aaei .e-n .p'srt
~ - go ata i-'a.. sn.cte. sd
vRl - ,r~ T. 80,
q ,vf"- ~ ~ l. -
Naval l;.r- -.
sto w@i %
Are IN
hescr B % si.
Enit ~ I sail
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First carriage, Gov. Powers. Mayor
robinson, Ad1t. Gen. Richards, Capt.
bennett.
Second carriage, Capt Taylor, Captain
Chadwick, Lieut.. Comdr. Winslorv
Lieut.. Ii. u. Wilson.
Third carriage. Major SpaIdiuo. Col.
Spelding, Col. Eaton, Col Stetson.
Fourth carriage, Can't SIashee Cant
Jewell, Capt. Train. Pay Inspector Foster.
Fifth carriage, Lieut.. Col. Pr,ndabie
Gen. Hoyt Col. Thompson, Col. May
bury. aasa
Sixth carriage, Lieut.. Csm. Day.
Lieut.. Com. Freeman, Lieut.. Potts.
Seventh carriage, Col Hainlin. Col.
Harrington, Major Taylor, U. S. A., Co,
Kendall.
Eighth carriage, SURGEON Biddle,
SURGEON Coraeiro, Lient Brand.
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two companiea, 1f0 men. Lieut.. Com
mander Mahan In charge Of battalion,
Lieut.. Anson Halignn, hdjutnnt. First
Co., Lieut. Simpson. Second Co., Lieut..
Doyle.
two companies, iOs men. Lieut.. Com-
.manAer Rooney IN charge Of battalion
Naval Cadet Chapiey, adjutant. First
company, Lieut. Russell, Gunner Wat
son. Second company, Boatswain Duffy.
The sailors wore a regulation blue SER
vice uniform with brown canvas ieggins.
while the marines wors the full dress
United States marine uniform. Every
battalion was loudly applauded along tho
route OF march.
All CONGRESS SQUARE.
The sailors OF the North Atlantic squad
ron have known whit 1t ia to face the fire
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man. They are the pride of the country
for what the marines did at Guantaramo
had not been forgotten, nor will it ever
he forgotten by theirlfellow countrymen.
1t was because Of the recollection of what
the battalion of marines did at Guantana.
mo as much as their ane appearance that
won for them the universal plaudits
which welcomed them on every hand.
Then came the blue jackets marching
with that business like swing which al
ways fstohes the crowd. There was none
of the brilliancy of uniform nor perfect
alignment in lhese bRttalions which
characterized the marines. They had
something Of the swing and roll of old
ocean about them, hut it was evident that
they were not quite at home in the mar.
ness of the infsntry man. OF all these
men the battaiions from the New York
and Brooklyn seemed to be given the best
reception, though there was applause
enough for all from the start to the finish.
The spectators lined the route of tie
procession six and even twenty deer from
one end TO the other. Handkerchiefs
were waved from the windows of tall
buildings. from the tops of houses and the
sidewalks seemed lined with them.
Notable was the greeting accorded the
Santiago heroes at the Cumberland club,
at the Portland club, Wheel club and the
receiving stand.
The parade passed in review at City
hall where Handsomely decorated stand
had been erected. Hers Gov. Powers ard
his staff. the mayor and city government
and the officers from the fleet witnessed
the parade. When the naval brigade
passed the people in the grand stand three
cheers were given for the Santiago heroes,
the governor joining In with the rest
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Indiana.

Indiana.
This afternoon the officers will be entsr.
tained by the Cumberland club at a re.
oeption from three O'Clock until seven.
This afternoon the ball team from the
New York win play with the soldiers of
Fort Williams at the Cape.
This morning the Indiana and New
York may be visited from ten o'clock un-
til noon and the other four ships may bs
visited in the afternoon.
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l,arrr. stenlsr p. Millisms.

- B--s.s'ra-. Fars NJ Mrrphv I;
Ffs te i , A len; seconn
t II q q -; f-,t so. !.
-; .n'u
i~d .
- :, TO - y orp H.. u e.
: b4k'r ~ - ~ i.tk., A tblr u
!aiis. 49, J. arlsar. sioia H.
on $. Ge,ig. : st4as
Go. q. --csp'ain red snpiill; c-s'
l'eu;snart, ! hiiin =. i:.s >; s.c'n
lieu;rnart, si'aee -. .'esS T-: frss 1.
geant, Ne-roa ~. hali; S sond FER ea, t
Paul a. lprnri; 'f'ta rgs. mt. pril .
IL. Houston; cerposas. Eawarn Z
1homes, james h. Larahisr, Les'e- "a
White, Fred L. prscolI Kay mond A .
Smart, Charles ID. Harmun.
The High School Cadets wore the aezu
lar blouse. with white duck. trousers. leg
Rinss. fatigue caps. white gloves and
equipments.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-15
WILL VISIT TIE NEW YORK.

By invitation of Captain Chadwick Of
the New York the members of the city
government ara TO Visit that vessel ss the
special guests OF the captain at noon TO-
day with their lad 'es.