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. . Aug. 7. 1S.
This is the last of them
I A good bye IIC o1 all renmatith of wash goods that have accumulated from our caon's big
ie11ing-IReinhiaiith of Lawiis-Reinnants of Dithi tio-Reinnants of Organdies-Remnants of
Ging1inm-that have o1d at 15c , 20c and 30c-go now to coso the reiniiauthat ic , Be and c.
Remnants-
flI
of onr
. fine
wash goodH
stock
being sold ,
at almost noth-
prices , many
of these 1)iCC S
) . in 1 yards
lengths from that dowii to 1
yard
AT IC I' }
flemnnnts ot lawn , 4ImtIoR , organdlo8 ,
etc. , worth ip to 1c ; per yard ,
AT 30 PEEL YAnD.
, ( . flemnttnt of ginghams , lftwflA , or.
grunI1e , ditniUcs , etc. , worth up to
2c per yard.
i : AT C PflR YAItD.
Remnanta of nil of our flno3t lawli ,
( UmItIeE , , orgamlieM , zephyr , glnghamft ,
. ' . etc. , that are worth up to 30e per
yard. Come early nod you will not
be ( BappOIfltCd.
. All of our flne Iawni and ( lirnitleli ilL I
rIdlcuIoui1y low prices. here arc
. oinc : I
124c zephyr gingham. at c per yard.
' 2&c oxford gtiighains. at lOc per yard.
20c novelty gngIams ! , choice styleR , now
12e per yard.
, ise organdies and dIratIes , at lOc.
12c sawn and dmttIeH , at 7',4c ' per
yard.
.Tiiiit received , beautiful line of now
fleece-lined wrapper flannels at lOc
, per yard.
Men's urnIshIngs-T1ie Eigli-
. ln le Iatelit
L 'riinlauiidered white shirts 1
each.
each.Whtto
Whtto unlaundered h Irts , Wamsutta
muslin. linen bosom , 6Oc each ,
Fine worsted golf hose , for men or
women. iOc a pair , reduced from $1.00.
Special Sale of Monday you
. Summer Corsets-will have an
opport'unity
to inrcliase a perfect lltting
summer corset-
Extra song and medium waist , stron&y
. boned throughout ; regular puce &Oc.
Reduced to :35r. : each nil sizes.
.
. . .v , 13. summer corsets , made of strong ,
Imported netting , corded bust ; two
Ido StOQIB. extra long waist. Regular
price $1.00 $ : price 'a close , SOc.
Domestics-Our basement is
filled with the good
things-
BLRACIt sIIEETIrGS.
42 inches wide at S'4c , lOc , 124c per
yard ,
45 Inches wide at 94c , lie , 140 per yard.
& 0 inebeB wide at lOc , 12c , 1e per
yard ,
64 inches wide at lie , lc , lGc per
yard ,
R'4 at 15c , ISe , 20c per iard.
'lJ.4 at Oe , 22e per yard ,
104 at iSc,22ch5c yard ,
I1RADY MADE ShEETS.
BIxDO or 2'/x2 at 50c , GOc Cecil.
htomstltched at 66c each.
PILLOW CASES.
1ixI3 , or 1'4x1 ' yard , at 12c , 15c each.
hiomsthtched at ific each ,
READY MADE PILLOWS.
At $1.00 , $1.25 , $2.25. $2,75 , $3.00 and
$3.0 per pair.
: : : :
( ; . . : J\ \ ribbed vests ,
I \ ) T)1 ) \ ' fancy crocheted
\s.J \ ! ( i'j fronts , silk tape ,
\\11 \ \ low necks and
.11111 im. sleeveless-
35o and 40c each , .
Ladies white jersey ribbed vests , V
front , no leovc , shaped at waist , lIe ,
3 for 6Oc , reduced from 25e.
Boys' fine jersey ribbed vests , high
neck and long sleeves all sizes , 25c
each.
Children's gauze vests , taped neck and
arms , shito and cern , Ic each , reduced -
duced from lOc.
Under MiislIns-Laclies' drawers
of cambric-
Trimmed .with two ruffles of lace , at
DIe per pair.
Ladies' dressing sacques of white lawn ,
tight fitting back , from 51.00 to $3.5C
each.
Infants' diaper drawers , trimmed , at 25c
and 373e per pair.
Ladies' white lawn aprons , with wiOc
hemstitched hem , extra wide ties , at
25c , 30e , 10o and 75c each.
Ilosle ry-Lad ics' fancy cotton
hose-
With high sphlccd heel and doubic
soles , very now pattern , 25c pair.
Also a very good hose in black for 1So
a pair , 50c.
Children's fine ribbed black cotton bos
in odd sizes , seamless ; lOc pair ,
"Cresco"
Corset ,
_ _ _ _
Selling-
No corset
sleci , alty
ever came
into this
stock or
store that "
has met with such a cordial
reception frOfli our buying
public ; onr customers are our
1)eSt aIVerti sers-
Wearers of "Cresco Corsets" are quick
to see the economy of a corset that
cflnnot break at the waist 1kw.
They're equally quick to tell others of
. the corset comfort connected With a
"Cresco. " The ' "
demand for 'Crcsco"
corsets Is Increasing rapidly , That
popular corset sectloii of ours is for-
tided for this justly famous specialty.
500 Dress Ooods Waist lengths ,
Bargains- 1di' lengths
, and dress
patterns-
Our entire stock of remnants of wool
dress goods
AT ABOUT ONE-FOUItTII USUAL
PRICES.
This remarkable sehiing of remnants and
dress lengths of choice wool dress
fabrics for Monday morning vilL he
0110 of the important events this sea-
son. You must come early It you cx-
peet to Secure any of these goods.
llandker-
f' '
washedand
01 use
\Vo have them in both nlen'a and
ladies' sizes , from lOc up to 35c each.
We make special mention of our 1ic
quality , made of extra quality linen
and full large sizes.
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BISMARCI ( FAMILY SULLEN I
tleI , GNIIJ ) OceaMioliell I , 4t0IDIIN Of I
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' BEllLIl , Aug. 0.-The death of Prince
l3ismarck 1155 , of course , engrossed public
attention throughout the week. While it
cannot truthfully be said that the Impression
created by the sudden death of the great
chancellor was as ( leep aB would have been
, - expected , and while therci wee nothing like
general mourning visible in l3erlln , yet there
were llflmBtalcabIG ( evideilces of widespread
sympathy.
The publications and revelations which so
quickly followed the death of the prince and
'lVhiCll have already been cabled to the As-
soClate(1 ( Press , have naturally created a sea-
sation and deep anger in government circles ,
and there Is still greater surprise and re-
sentrnent at the attitude of the Uisinarck
family. The emperor left nothing tindone
. that could testify to his personal grief or the
eenso of greatness of the loss to Germany.
flu proclamation addressed to the imperial
chancellor , Prince liolienlohe , line given 1,1gb
.eatisfnction throughout thc country and it
is generally admitted that no little mag-
nanamity was require4 to enable his majesty
. to preserve such unruffled serenity in the
face of the evident sullenness of the faniiiy.
lie devised most idoidid , public honors for
, thlo deceased statesman and when hl efforts
to place the latter's remains besides his
, graiidfathier'a were refused , the eperor car-
ned out what s'as possible in the Bhapo of
11 pubhlo funeral regard1ee of the absence of
any of the l3lsmareks , On the whole , Em.
pcror Wiliicun lies shown great tact in the
, face of Open rebuffs ,
, hint it Is not against the emperor alone
that Prince Illsinarck's family acted. The
reigning German prInces , the peers and
the nation verc prevented from taking any
part in the funeral. To the grand duke of
% eS'eimar and to the grand dukes of
Ilesso anil Oldenburg , Prince herbert wired
to remain away. Even Prince hlohonloho ,
Jiltllough a personal friend of the deceased ,
'
i . \ and whose coming hail been heralded In
time , was not ahicrweti to see thebody. The
coflhi was soldered down fltteen minutes I
4) ) lleforo his arrIval , to the IntenBe sorrow ci ,
thp aged chancellor ,
. l'eriions who tecro present in the hious
, t the Limo nfflrm that Prince Herbert Is.
sued orders to solder the coffin down ai
SOOn as the telegram front the emperor ar
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r ived announcing his majesty's coming to
F riedricheruhe.
A number of German papers affirm that
t he causes for all this strange behavior are ,
p artly , because Prince Herbert Is seriously
u nwell , and partly because there were
a bout the house a large number of hIghly
i mportant and sensational papers , mostly
l etters to Prince Bisniarck , and that there
wits tear that these might he stolen In the
b ustle and turmoil occasioned by crowds
o f visItors.
The order countermanding the public oh-
sequies was received here with consterna-
tion.
tion.The
The Iiismnrck family. on their part , gave
out that the peculiar methods of conducting
the arrangements for Prince I3Ismarc''s
temporary Interment were wholly In con
formity wIth his wishes , adding that the
deceased bad remarked that he "Svanted a
rest , at least ater death , "
There is no anticipation upon the part of
the government that any unpleasantness
will result from the ptibhication.of the me-
mains and there is no intention to stop them ,
Among the public testimonials will be
a gigantic demonstratIon today at Nicder-
wald , arranged by a number of Rhionish
cities , and a large memorial meeting takes
place at Stuttgart and another at Hamburg ,
vhioro a public subscription has beeii opened
for the erection of a gigantic monument to
l'rinco Ilismarclc at Sachscawald. There
vili ho similar ceremonies at I3realau , Dresden -
den , Leipzig. Liegnitz , Augsborg , Munich ,
Carlsruhe , Koenigsberg and many other
cities.
From the Germans In Austria many signs
of sympathy have come , In upper Australia
at a large reprleentatl'e meetIng In'ols ,
a resolution was passed to wear black cornflowers -
flowers on Sedan day.
The German Veterans' association of Clii-
cage , of which Prince flismerck was an
honorary member ; the Central Veterans' as-
ocIation of Chicago , and tile German Vet-
crane' Federation of North 4merica had
splendid wreaths placed on Prince his-
marck's cofn ,
The ( lornan newspapers this week have
Paid but little attention to the progress
of the war between Spain and the United
States , The Evangelical Church Gazette ,
though , In a lending editorial , remarlcs ;
"The outcome of the war is a triumph
for Protestantlern and further proof of the
deterioration of the Latin races , "
Generally speaking , the German press cx-
presses confldenco that the war is about
oyer and that the conditions of peace arc
acceptable to Svain and that the latter
Woulil do vell to conclude peace forthwith.
The United States ambassador , Andrew D.
White , attended the closing exercises of the
University of Berlin on W'ednesday , by spo.
cIal invitation , anil on Thursday ho gave a
dinner in honor of Mr. IrvIng M. Scott o !
San Francisco , which , was attended by the
Turkish ambassador , tb Cliiian minister ,
Admiral voit. Knorr , the chief of the tier-
man navy , and others ,
Prof. Lounsbury and Prof. lirower of Yale
are hero on a short vvislt ,
A large fIrm on the RbIn has offered ,
through the United States embassy , to send
10,000 bottles of its mineral waters to the
sick Amoricaa soldiers. The waters arc I
said to be valuable lii yeliotv fever cases ,
HN * lloiiiiil i ° reIgli * SItiJiIicntN ,
CHICAGO , Aug. 6-Eastbound shipments I
for tIm week amounted to 40,778 , tons I
Wonk Tired.
e rvo u s Thousands arc in
this condition ,
Thoyare despondent and gloomy , cannot
sleep , have no appetite , no energy , no
ambition. hlood'aSarsaparlllasoon ' brine
help to such people. It. gives thorn hlure ,
rich blood , cures nervousness , creates an
appetite , tones and strengthens the I
atomach and. imparts new life and increased -
creased vigor to all the organs at the body.
HOOdS8a
Is the One True Blood 'uriflor. All druggtstsf 1
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Bood' Pills ciuaULtyrIU. 2cent .
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a gainst 44,746 for the week rcvious , and
i ; 5,345 last year. The Iake Shore led with
7 .306 tons. Other lines carrIed : Michigan
C entral , 2,283 ; Wabash , 1,298 ; Pan Handle ,
8 ,1S , Fort Wayne , 4,159 ; l3altimoro &
O hio , 40,987 ; Grand Trunk , 4,449 ; NIckel
P late , 4,520 ; Erie , 6,611 ; Big Four , 1,046.
ASSVIi LIAIIILiTY .FOit CLAIMS.
AIIiolsntN AggregiijIi EIght tliitioil
1)olItIrM Pilil Iii Stnte ) , , , , , , .
WASHINGTON , Aug. 6.-The announce-
mont. that the UnltedStatcs government will
a ssume liability for the claims of the InBur-
goats against the Spanish government on
account of injuries and damages stistaincd
i n thu Cubin Insurrection has caused the
f iling of a large numlier of claims with the
States department. Very many of these are
not based upon events occurring during the
last rebellion , but date back for very many
years and roiat to execsb customs collec-
Lions , damages sustained through municipil
maladministration , alleged illegal confine-
meat and such things ,
On the other hand , there are now Span-
15hz claims to the amount of $8,000,000
against the United States that , in the event
of a joint claims commission being author-
ized , would be proper offsets to many Amer.
leans here , A large number of these claims
are iiiadc by SlanisIi subjects on account of
property destroyed or appropriated by the.
confederate troops during the civil war ,
thus having exactly the same basis as a
number of clainis flied by American citizens
against the Spanish
government for property -
erty seized or ( lestrOyed by insurgents in
Cuba. Another class of theBe claims is of
recent date , flowing from the abortive of-
torts of the comnhlasioners and special courts
created by congress to settle the "Florida
claitne. " It Is lrobabto that in the ad-
juatmont of peact terkls , our governinefl
will Ignore cii claims save those preferred
by Ainerifai , citizens for losses stiatalnecI
III Cuba , allowing the others to hi ? arranged
for later on by a joint commission ,
I'ENSIOSS lht % % 'E.S'I'i6itN 'I1'vHit'S : ,
SI'Cti'ioric of Liie' % % 'sir It4'iIieiSIJlel't.d
Ii Cue ( .cierII , , ' , ,
WAShINGTON , Aug , C.-Special ( , ) -I'ea-
sions have been issued to the following :
lasuo of July 26 :
Ncbrpska ; Original Widow , Otc-Ehlen M ,
Curry , l3urchard , $ S ,
Iowa : OriglnaI-Josp 0. Lo hlarron ,
Washta , $8 ; Aaron 13 , Terril , Manchester
,
$6 : William II. Trowbridge , Des Moines , $6 ;
Eihi J. Beget , Cedar Rapids , $6. Iteatora-
tiOll and Reissue-Edward hastings , Iowa
Soldiers' lionie , Marsluthitowi , , $12. Increase
-Nathaniel W , Cotton , Nashua , $12 to $17 ,
OrignaI Widow , ete-.Libblo A. Illiclobrand ,
Marion , $12 ; CatharIne Lawson , Des
Moines , 8.
SoUth : Dakota : Orlginal-Ilarnlon hot-
dredge , Treat , $6.
Montana : Original-John halo , Miles City ,
$6. Original \'itiow , etc.-Etta Van W'ag-
oncn , Anaconda. $8.
'I , , ) I'ii' OfT t1i SsiI.hi'rs ,
WS1IlNGTON , Aug. . 6.-Special ( Tel-
gram-Ex.Iliayor ) Jonas delanO of Sioux
City , now wearing the Insignia of paymaster
of Uncle Sam's forces , is expected to arrive
in Washington shortly. Paymaster General
Stanton said today ho s'ould send Major
Cleland to Ctffckninauga and then to Porte
Rico , as the number of paymasters iii that ,
department was very few and : norewere
needed
Seaator Thurston leaves for Nebraska on I
Monday , lie will go direct to Lincoln to
be in attendance upon' the republican state I
convention.
Stint iiovn a % 'irft Miii ,
CLEVELANI ) , Aug. 6.-The Americac
Steel And WIre company posted notices to.
day from the Obriet mill stating that the I
mill would be closed for an indefinite Iengtt I
of time to make necessary repairs. One II I
hundred and twenty-five rue : : are thui
thrown out of employment. EverytbIn
points to it general tightening up at tin
American mIll , Eight cots , two gasoiIIl
atoycs , a supply 01 groceries and two canu I
of whisky werc taken Into the works las
night and the help working tllerp sleep it
the fine wire roczn. A dozen men eri
quartered tber last night ,
TAIiRil CARE OF SOLDIERS
Camp BeIg Gotten In ReadIness for ReturnS
S of Shaftor'a Army.
IT IS TO BE COMPLETE IN EVERY DETAIL
Tlios Who Are Sick Are to he ctt
to l'hitcos Which ' . % 'ill .tiil 'i'hent
iii lleenveriiiw 'i'heir ilenltht-
t ) Croding
\i'ASIIINGTPN , Aug. 6.-Surgeon General
Sd ternborg today receIved the following cable
d ispatch froni Lieutenant Colonel hiavarel ,
c hief surgeon at Santiago :
Necessary medicines purchased anti nil
p resent needs supplied. Report about over-
c rowded transports furnished as BOOn as
p ossible , Similar .thlngs will not Again
o ccpr ,
The rforence to the overcrowded transports -
ports relates to the telegraphic inquiry made
by General Sternbcrg for particulars of
crowding on the Concho.
General Sternberg , Dr. Wyman tend
Quartermaster General Ludtngton conferred
today relative to preparatIons for rec1ving
General Shafter's army at Moiltauk Point ,
It is purposed to make all necessary
arrangements for insuring the comfort aitil
recovery of the troops , end at tile same
time to insure proper isolations so that
there may be no ilossibie element of danger
to those outside the garrison.
In addition to Fort Ethan Allen , Vt. , umi
the barracks at Plattshurg , N. Y. , which the
surgeon general lies in view for convnles
cents , ho has now determined to use Madison -
son barracks , N. Y. , located on Lake
Ontario , 'where the hake air wIlt be conducive -
ducive to speety recovery. Mathlsol : barracks -
racks has accommodations for about 10,000
men. These three points will the main
ones for convalescents , but a number of
other places will be used for taking smaller
numbers of troops vheo are along toward
recovery.
Fifty tents with five beds eacil will be
c'stahiisllcd at Fort Wadsworth , Now York
harbor ; fifty tents at Fort Hamilton , New
York harbor , and the barracks at 0ev-
cruor's island , Now York , also will be util-
ized. The local hospitals of New York
City have , shown generous viIt1itgnctes to
care for the wounded soldiers , and it is
said that about 2,000 could be looked after
in this way. Accommodations for conva-
lescentte will also be made at once on the
military reservations here , mainly fOr the
purpose of relieving the hospital ship at
Fortress Monroe , which will be needed for
the sick coaling from Porte RIco. The
surgeon general has provided a 1,000-bed
hospital itt Fortress Monroe.
, NEW YORIC , Aug. 6.-The work of getting -
ting the camp ready for General Shatter's
army is being rushed. I3rigadier General
Sam B. Young is at Mnntauk , with Captain
.1. K. Patton , quartermaster of the Volun.
teers , and Chiet Engineer Smith of the :
quarterniasters general's office , superintending -
ing the work. It Is expected that much of
the camp will be Completed when the first
of the cavalry arrIves from Santiago on
Wednesday or Thursday next. An army 01 I
carpenters is now at work on the storage
buildings , and the work will be carried cc
day and night as long as necessary. Tht C
camp will have an extensive electric highi I
plant and there vIhi be also teiegrnphli
and telephone coqnections. A' corps o f
postal clerk wilt arrive in a clay or twi I
to open a postomco f the accommodatiot I
of the army. Triiii oad's of tents , stores 1 ,
m eotcineic ann provisions are on their wa I.
t o Montauk.
SAMPSON EAGER FOR AC1IN
l ie is Aiciouzi forPeicce Segotintiosis
to Esiti One .VLy or the Ofiter
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PI4AYA : DEL ESTE , Aug. 6.-The auxil-
i nry cruiser St. Louis has arrived here front
P orto Rico under orders to assist in taking
t he United States troops home from San-
t iago. Captain Goodrich thinks his ship is
t oo long to enter the harbor , and he wili
r emain here until the matter is settled.
The transport San Juan arrived from
S antiago with troops and provisions , and
p roCeeded for Caimabcra. The Armesia hilts
l eft for Key West. The fleet still remains
h ere awaiting orders front Washington ,
Rear AdmirAl Sampson expresses the hope
t hat the peace negotiations wIll come to a
quick cOllCltlSlOfl , lIe Is anxious to take
a ggressive action on the south coast without -
out delay. or , Ia the event of peace beIng
concluded , to Immediately relieve , the sot-
bring imposed by the rIgor of the blockade -
ade Throughout the campaign Admiral
Sampson's kceii appreciation of the stiffer-
l ags of the half-starved Cubans sled his endeavors -
deavors to afford them relief have been a
marked feature ,
Thic , Potomac line recovered $10,000 from
the Intanta Marie Teresa , Which was driven
ashore at the time Admiral Cervera attempted -
tempted to escape from Santiago ,
'rho transport Resolute , with marines
aboard. is still hero. The alcove is deserted
sato for the cabho operators anti the marines -
rines who arc on guard ,
The newspapers containing Admiral Samp.
son's report of the battle of July 3 arrIved
here last night ; They were eagerly read
throughout the fleet and the report created
intense satisfaction ,
The universal con-
fldcnco In anti devotion to the admiral by
tin , . men tinder Ills command rendered this
expression ot feeling a foregone conclusioi , ,
.tl'ANCiO ( IltAiti ) lhN'I'IOIIS U UYA3I1I ,
Siflhilicli Fti''i'H . iii t.fl liticic 'I'oyril
Cii
PONCE , Aug. II , - Morning - General
l3rooke's advance guard entered Guyania yesterday -
terday after a altar : ) skirmish In which ccv-
oral on bohi sides vcre wounded. The generAl -
orAl advance Was telayeil by the grounding
of the trnnspor Zllassachiusetts , with Gun-
oral Brooko's headquarters aboard , The
? efassachusetts floated last iihgbt and will
proceed to Arroyp today.
The cavalry troops will go overland if
peace is declared , The plans of the army
pro to cross the island atid they will probably -
ably be utimolested ,
The Spanish forces itt Ouyamn , numbering
live hundred , were driven back toward Cayey
wIll , the. loss of one kihieti and two wounded ,
Of the American , Privates Gordon , Wolcott
and itcifee of the Fothrth Ohio were wounded ,
none fatally , ( Jenenti unlace occupies the
town , Major Flnglor , while reconnoitering
near Coamo last night , ran into the enomy'
pickets and was fired upon , Thirty shiote
were fired , but no one was injured ,
General Boy Stone is clearing tile roafl
from Adjuntas to Utuatho , lie has a force I
of five hundred natives at work. A coni-
pany of the econil Wisconsin and a bats
talion of the Ninetcentle regular Infantry .
are moving to his support. A considerable
force of Spaiiisil Is reportOd to the north.
west anti frequo0t alarnis are given , hul
there has been no flriag as yet. There Ic
much activity among the tioops here.
Cei'yera 1Iiiv ) itt A uiiiiolis.
ANNAl'OLl , Aug. 0.-Admiral Cervern I
slid son returned to Annapolis this mornint I
on the 10 o'clock train ( rota baltimore , bavIn I
arrived there on the Norfolk steamer. The )
were accompanied by a Itointin Catholic I
prirst The admiral and son wore grantec
only forty-eight hours leave.
lcilr' 1111 ( cry (1Iis to l'nrtiI llitio ,
WAShINGTON , Aug. 6.The'ar depart.
meat Issued orders today for light batterl 'S
A , Connecticut artillery , known as the "Yahi e
Battery , " to proceed to Porto Rico , Tlei a
battery is now net $ isutlc , Coon , It is ro .
c reitteel largely from 'nle students and come
o f ( lie orthlintilCo was rovidetl by those in-
ot ot t eresteti in the battery. It will go with
t ltaeral Wade's troops whoa they begin to
move to Porte Rico.
I N CAMP AT CHICKAMAUGA
Dntl lti'eord of the 1)oituz of the
Secoisil elras1n nail (1rigsl'ii ( ,
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C11ICKAMA1JGA , Ga. , Aug. 3-Spcciat (
Correspondence.-Ct'Ptain ) hyena of Coin-
pan ) ' F , who is ntflictetl with rheumatism ,
was yesterday cent to tIco division hospItal.
Captain Evans' home is at North Platte ,
web. lie is enpiahli ot What Is kicown as
the Buffalo 13111 company ,
The regiment hauls all its drinking waer
from Blue Springs and the caIne is filtered
htforo tialtig.
Private Close of Company U left yesterday -
day tar his home in Omaha , having re-
ceiveci information ( lint his mother Is dun-
gerously' ill.
The Snelth brothers , evangelists , liehil
services in the cami' Monday night and WOre
assisted by the band. Vito service was
largely attended.
Private Williom Adamson of Company hi
wail accIdentally shot through the calf of
the leg. Adamsoa was preparing for parade
and in getting out his revolver it dropped ,
causing It to discharge. The ball that
pnsstd through his kg was et 38-calibre.
The young man was taken to the division
hospItal.
Captain McDonnell of Company D has
gone to South Carolina to visit friends.
Lieutenant Stewart of Cpany K has
gone to Scliuyler. eb. , on heave of absence ,
to visit his home.
The Sixth volunteer Infantry witnessed
the harade of the Second Nebraska Moaday
night.
Lieutenant Kennedy Issucti 1,272 meat
calls and the same tiumber of tlncups to
the regiment yesterday.
M'ajor Mapos has purchased for his own
use a 1rag-Jorgensefl carbine , 'which he
will use iii battle instead of a revolver ,
When the war is over he will else it in
quest of deer and other choice game of the
far west.
Grigi.b'M lttitgii ) tilerM ,
It. is lrobable that Cohonel Grigsby's
Rough Riders will be the next cavalry regiment -
mont to leave the iark. They are 110 doubt
the best , drilled and thee finest equipped body
of men in the park and the fficers are cnn-
fithent that they would melee a brilliant
showing at the front , The regIment 1mB
as yit received no word to the effect that
they will be moved soon , but they are flax-
iously awaiting such orders. Nothing baa
as yet been learned as to what time tlce
paymaster will visit the camp , either , and
this matter is agitating tbe minds of the
boys very much , .
The boys are Oxpecting to go on the rifle
range again In it fev days. Some fine
records were made by the boys at the last
shoot and they will try the next time to
score a much better record ,
Private McFarland of troop A. issuffering
from an injured limb , as a result of a Icick
by a horse.
A large quantity of clothing was issued
to the regiment yesterday and the boys are
now fully clothed.
Several applications have been made by
members of other regiments , to be trans-
tarred to thee cowboys , but it is not known
whether the transfers will be made or not.
The regiment engaged in a regimental
dress parade yesterday afterdoon. I'his was
the first Parade that has been held by this
command in some Limo , as the inclemency of
the weather and the condition of the
g rounds for several days would not nermit
t he parade. The different troops will te
ta tb egin the troop and extended order drills
a gain , The boys are already proficient in
t hese drills , but it is the Intention of the
to
o fficers to have them as near perfect as
p ossible.
taptaia Hair of company C , and Liduten-
ti nt Connor of company D , have returned to
tiC
C amp from Lookout mountain , wlioro they
h avp been for several days. Mrs. Connor ,
wife of Lieutenant Connor , is ill in Chatta-
n ooga. She is a newspaper woman and has
b een running tim lieutenant's paper , the
Black hills Press , slnoe ho has been in the
s ervice.
Lieutenant. M. B.Vetls of company A ,
who is ill in Chattanooga , is reported as
i mproving.
All of tlio troop treinepeters are good
musicians and they have been assigned to
t he band. This has necessitated the appointing -
pointing o new trumpeters , which work was
begun yesterday. The band will begin prac-
t ice tomorrow ,
Sergeant Day of troop A has been ten.
dered the positiou of color sergeant for the
regiment. He baa accepted the position and
begun itis duties in that capacity yesterday.
"Chicago Bill , " the boy mascot of troop
A , was painfully injured yesterday by bchiig
kicked iii thee eye by a herso. "Chicago
13111 was brought. all the way from Chicago
by the troop , lie having crawled Into a cart
there , and Captain I3uhlock says lie Is the
ranking mascot of the regiment ,
MOVEMENT OF ARMY AT PONCE
lflcu is I'rocicl ( tug VitIioii t liegard
II ) l'cftee Xego * iutlons-L'ieniy
Ut Aggressive ,
PONCIi , Porto Rico , Friday Moriling , Aug.
0.-Vla ( St. Thomas , Danish West Indies- )
Major Gencrah MileB is proceeding entirely
without regard to peace negotiations.
Icrag-Jorgensens arc being issued , The
Second and Third Wisconsin arc moving
UI ) to the Sixteenth Pennsylvania today ,
Colonel Huhings has captured 0,000 pounils
of rice , Thus far ( lie enemy has not
molested him.
Major General Utooko's landing at itrroyo
is successful. The troops front the Rots-
macelan , four batteries of the Twenty-
seventh Indiana , the First Missouri , trio
First Pennsylvania and the Fifth Illinois
are disenebarking there , Tue Morgan troop
of lIce Fifths cavalry and the Mississippi
commissaries leave arrived here ,
Lieutenant flunter of tim artillery was
slightly wounded by one if dir pickets last
night. Captain Edgar Ilugart , who died of
typhoid fever , lisa been buried with military
honors. General Roy Stone is repairing ( ice
road to Arecibo , but se movement there is
Improbable.
AT DESOAIiAl3itODO RIVER , Six Miles
fleyontl Juana Iiaz , on the Road to San
Juan , Thursday Night , Aug. 4-Via ( St.
Thomas , Danish WCBt Indies , Aug , 5- )
The Sixtoentlt Pennsylvania , of General
Ernst's brigade , advanced to ( Isle point today -
day anti Isolde the bridge over the river.
The Second and Third W'iscolisln are ox-
pecteil tomorrow , No sign of the enemy is
reported , but it is believed that ti'e
Spaniards arc about 400 strong between this
point and Conmo , The seizure of ( lie bridge
insures control of ( lie road to Coamo.
Pickets are being pushed out and they may
collide with tl , Spanish outposts.
Aiiit.ricii a liii iii Lit Sd ii I huge ,
' 4E\V YORK , Aug. 6-The North Amen-
call Trust cmpaiiy office received a tele-
grptn from S. Id , Jarvis , its vice , president ,
OW teL Santiago , in s'tiiehi it is stated fleet
the company lies secured ( lie rooms formerly
occupied ly ( be Bank of Si'aiu ' at Santiago ,
and that the office lies becn fully equipped.
Buelnza WIU begIn Monday morning.
iLurNt'i * iiii.i 3iuh.'s fur l'is ii ipsil nes.
SAN F'RANCISCO. Aug. 0.-The ship
Tacoma , transportitig horses and mules to I
the Philippines for the use of thee Unito0
States forces , sailed today , it Is expecteti ,
that the voyage will occupy about ; 'ixty
:
dayC , livery Precaution bus been taken to
melee the expedition a success.
HEARD SCREAMS OF VICTIMS
Further tisliletie ; ; Of tlI ( ' $ i,1iiarcek
lie ( lie StraIts cf hello
ST. JOilN , N. FAlig. 6.-Inspector
O'Reilly of thci revenue police arrived leone
today Irene Tilt Cove. lie states that lee
examined the man Jenkins , who brought
the news tIiie respecting the reported loss
of a line steamshIp , Jenkins , who lives at
Bryant's cove , thirteen miles across 1en
gtitn leeninsuin , say's a schooner from Qttlr-
pen Island , off the extremity of Newfound-
lantl , net the entrance to the strait of Belle
Isle. arrived ( hero anti reporteil that on
the previous night , while In the straits of
11db Isle , she saw the lights of a steamer
tend heard a terrible crash , foiiawctl quickly
by screams as of 'ictines ' of a marine tli
aster. Theie there was absolute siienc , as
if all had sunk , Jenkins walked across tice
peninsula to convoy the news , tut had , c0g
leeted to qeirstion the crmv of the schooner
closely a. to details , lie was sent back by
the officers to make ftirther Inqtiinles , btit.
the schooner 1111(1 sniled again for the fish-
lug grounds. Inspector O'htelhly says that
a neajority of the PCoPlO iii that section S
believe a disaster has occurred.
( , ) iiUr.'sMl otuiti : iiiiiIiini iitti , ,
AUUUItN , N. ' 1' . , Aug. 6.-Scrotlo A. Payle
of this city was renominated for congress
today , without oplOcitiOil ) , b3' the roped- ,
llcans of the Twenty".eighth " congroasionat -
district ,
IiFRlClMlihi , N. Y. , Aug. 6.-Janice S.
hiernian eas reiconeinatefi at the republican "
convention of the Twenty-fifth district hero
today. p
I1OIJSTON , Tex. , Aug. 0.-Congresanenie
StercUs of the Thirteenth district ns to-
clay renoiscinateil by acchaniation for cc-
ehctioii by the democratic convention held
nt Abilcue. A plank in the ilnttonin favors
the acquisition of the Spanish West hiethies.
LADIES SAVED FREE
They Grasp Frantically at Straws n the Sea
of Female Weakness to Keep Above
the Gulf of Despair.
For every- condition that makes cc womitie
miserable , pult' , sickly , vriielchcii iend fueled ,
IL trial incktgo , of ftc abanititely unfaihlieg
remedy Is mulled free to all who write.
Worry , aiixiety , sleepless night's eyes
that betoken care and slelcicess , frightful
ht'ulsiclecia , , iaiicful monthly ickiiesce , drug-
glng leensatiollie , fnilen ( ) t displaced tVIfli , ,
ltiucorrleocii , aches nied despair-All of theeso
vcarisoino itied hinirowlng conihitions arc
PositiVely ctired by this , nni'velous remedy ,
it is an extremely unfortunntei fact that
Indies continue to suffer rather than eximse
their true ontlitIoie. 'J'Iiey' so dread lIce
doctor's exnmlnatioii , and have such a ter-
niblo fear of a Possible operation that rath-
ci' than face such an ordeal they would
ruttier leave the iliscutac. Anti it lens never
been thoroughly proven but what
slio is correct in her reasoning.
But nil this Itt done away with
in thei new form of renlely which
any lady can use herself PrivOtoly at home
anti thus secure all the benefit amid as cone-
pleth a cute ten her fondest hopes coithi
'tvisli for. Experience , however , ban shown
that nearly every vonlllfl has tried many
medicines witleout relief. They heave also
been under the care of PhiYsICiItnS without
material benefit. Mummy leave trctvoled stied
sought freedom in changeot climate , while
ad to relate , it is not tinconeinote to reati
of tleosc tvlso elnelci' the strcst of great italic
have 1ieoine Iiysterica nail irrotepomisiblo
stud tiehoemi their own lives to end their hits-
cry.
( 'OICSIlcring all tlcecee 'nrintite conditions . .
ithhil circumictielices it cienhiti. be womuhereth itt
tIm t the sti ilecer gives up I it ( lei4lii , r a mid
IositiVelY reftises to behlevo that there is
ci reneedy that can turn her life tos'ards
thee tiiimehiitce.
it is for this rccn.ote that Ituzeline lie meCilt
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lie loosening the tighitneste that elrngs tIled
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thittt hero Is tile exact remeily ( or it coildl-
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