The Morning Record, June 29, 1898

The Morning Record, June 29, 1898

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Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

Traverse City (Mich.)

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Bates, Thomas T. (1841-1912) and Hannen, John W. (1863-1940)

1898-06-29

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Grand Traverse County, Michigan

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THE MORNING RECORD.

STRIKEJANTIAGO!
Boads Leadins to The City Choked By Ameri­
can and Cuban Soldiers Beady
For the Battle.

. SPANISH ARMY BEING REINFORCED!
Water Supply Cut Off Prom Santiago—United
States Forces How Within Three
Miles Of the Town.

THE TILE HIS ARRIVED.

WimiN THREE ail£$ OF SINTMGO.
“Off Siboney, June 28.—Adjutant General, Washington:
All is progressing well. Have occupied today the advance
position abandoned by the enemy yesterday on the Sevilla
and Santiago roads, west of San Juan river, within three
miles of Santiago, and from which it can be plainly seen.
SiiAFTER. Major General commanding.'

HEAVY SPANISH REINFORCEMENTS.
Port Antonio, Jami^ via Kingston, June 22.—(Special.)
—is announced upon nigh authority that almost ao.ooo
Spanish soldiers have arrived at Santiago since the American
advance began and it is thought that General Pando may be
able to effect a junction with General Linares at Santiago.

WATER SUPPUES CRT OFF AT SARTIA60.
New York. June 28.—(Special.)—The Sun's correspond*
eot at Savanilla, cables:“The water supply of the city of San
tiago was cut off at 9 o'clock Sunday night, and nothing but
dstem water is now available to the Spaniards there. Short­
ly after dark, Cuban scouts moved cautiously forward, to
within two miles of Santiago.
They could see countless
Spanish camp Ares glimmering behind the lines of rifle pits a
mile from the city, which lay in the darkness beyond. The
scouts found some of the water mains underground and re­
ported the condition of affairs to General Wheeler.

SPARISH PROTECTIRG THEIR PORTS.

AbostThAtnylna Sqo*dru to AXUck Xor 0«Mt Oitioo—Tho Bsttlo
Ship* lowm SBd Oracoa An rov»r>
fel BBO«sh to naah Bpmatah «*V7New York. Jaae M.-Tho Tribuiw’*
Weehiarton eorreepODdrat ear*; “ The
preapecUTc SeparUire *f Watoeo'*
aqnaSrea far the oaa*t at Spala alralSa* that tha pnrpoee af the adalalatntfaa to to briaf the Spaaiarda eharply
to the nalitaUm of the fatilU; aaS
aeatilaeuof proUacUd rcBtolasoe.
11 the Spaatotde are di^eead ia re­
gard the aaaoaaeatoaat ae a ''blsfl.’'
thap are daoned to
dtoappaintaeeat. far the laidtoff aqaadnm wUl he
aa note aarm tha Atlaatic before the
aad of the WMk. Probahlj the Anartoaae wUl eatar the Madltorraaaaa to
the hape af iadaclaf Oasara to rtok aa

Badges, Buttons, Pins and Souvenirs!
A ilo) Hag and the vary latest, at

OPERATIONS. OF AMERICANS.

Bapon That Spate Baa Bought OhU.
tea Warship to Bet Tro*.
apeelel mTae HoBBae heoeea.
Washington, Jnae »R —The ervlaer
O’BIggim bae Bot been eold to Spaia
and peatin teformatioa has reached
ban that ChUl wiU net aall tha ship to
aap gonrnment.

sentol u the Uaau>e Baooati.
Jaiaftia, tI* Kiaretoii Jamaica.

all who desire to pick them, at tl
Jaae Bllto tana, senth of the e)tp. B. I
S8.-Oaaaral Shalter arrind bar* oa
beard the tnuuport (teoraala troae
Baiqairi. with Ooloaal John Jaoob As­
ter, Oaptate Stewart Brie* aad lilaaata MUap aad Nobla, aad hto staff,
abont two o'eloek this altcrBooa. Be
mat bp Onaral Betas, whs waa
rtetoadiar the
al the aom■toaorp sappUas te Ua earl. Oaaaral
Bhallar, te laU aalterm, aad waanaf a
•iraw hemtai. aeoa meaaiad a larf*
baadaoBM bora* and rada tbroajrb the
towa, aamplar tba eoaaa «f laadla*
eparatteaa. aad tba aampa af troop*.
Be baited for a momaat totor* tba eottatas wblek ear** aa baadqaartan far
the Cafaaa iBsarraata aad when Oaaaral Oarate aad OmUUo pal8 thalr'roapaets to tb* AaMricaa eoAmaadar.
Aboat ah hav later Oeaeral Sbaltar
atroek on the road to tha troal is order
oaaalt with Oeacna Wheeler sod
Uriatea eommaadar* aad teak onr
tha dald of operation tote* Baattoc*.
Tha raaaral said h* would pntoblp
retoTB to tba Jorafu baadqnartara
toaicht. Permaaaat haspital arraafets are to to praridad tor at Jararoa

AeatooF tha la*t fe|Aaant «f Spate** a*a
TWraldteratfuAra* «rUl he falrlp
OB the wap aaoaa the Atteatie baton
the *■« af tatowaak. aad baton U*
MlddlaatJaiptheciUea aad ahippAaf
tetanatoaf thaSpaatoh ooaat wiU be
pataMteawtoweeihaAr pnwM.
AUtb* t
aaa*B eqoadna eaa atake the m withaattheaaeaaiitpofoealiBratBea. At
taa kBoto per hoar, ar MO kaoto per
dap. It WiU take the eqaadroB at leaet
tw* week* to aaear tha dJaUaoe betwaea 8L Tbraaa aad Oadto. Nani
odSaan do aat balian anp aaatataad
attaek wUl ba mde apaa the Ckaartoa,
Wt that the Taaaatoaf tie* Seat win Ua

Iiarihmeicoi.

HASKELL’S BOOKSTORE

»r own tetmto kbaald tedoo* pn U trp -Naw Idas" PaUenta. te
Stand stpl* thep .qu^<lf not aioel) anp other make* Hmyan
aimpUr thaa oth-r*. The pries te bat to osata. Yon gat thorn bar*.

DON’T YOU
heed a parasol or Umbrdla? Oar new stock 4f these
goods show all the Ut« effects and some wonderful ralnes.
Gome and see them anyway.

STEINBERC'S

A Giant

Powiler Firacrackar

Toaohtd off In a man’s hip poolut la a aiu-pplao. Bat
what la mora aorprialng to tha low prleao
on Clothing and Ctonto Turntohlng Oooda at

Another T.J. Host’s Great Reniovil Sale
^Victory
For oor costomers. ,

dal Bio. aap that inraigeato tkb m
teg wracked a Hanaa pamaagar train
with dpaamite, canriag leaa of Ufa and
Bdteg maap paiaooa No dataila

Onr Price
TUI feel $1.98.

-TBB BOVXXBISBrT OP SPAZB.

46o bays aoit cenuine Balbriggan Underwear, men’a ciMp,
48o bnya a boy’a WasbaUe Sait, with Sailor Collar and
Whistle.
48c boya a m^r'a beaTv Cottonade Panta.
IBe bnya men's np.to.date <^pe.
43o buys meo'e fine
Shirta.
$3.98, $4.48, $6.98, $6.98. $739 bays men’s atyliah All
Wool Suita, worth from $6 to fllAa
It's not a aurpriss to os that we do the clothing bnainaas
the city at these prices. See

T. J, HTOST,
184 Front Stioot.

Friedrich Block.

Don’t Buy a Bicycle
Or Get One Repaired
Call] roc cccaalivtUiac. I kMp sack a* ocwnlw Um
wtooto ato aaaitas •
TarUm. .irloa, BOTH OLD AND NEW. U«i 1 teal .am 1 <aa ploaM lb* mm*
*a«mioaa I eaa aaU yoa a Stot elaaa aow wkaal aa ckoap a« aay. kangi la Tkaioa**
cav. UroawaBtavbaalbmUltaataaraarat OMrapoifad. ihlaia Ibapteeaaaarii

ReneDber My Raw Place-

South Uaieo Street, Opposite C. A W. M. Dqat
Alfred V. Friedrich In maud312Tote
taEoL H. E. GIBBS, Propr.

▲agssti WOl Bot Samadar to Agate.
aide WntU the Imst BxtnmlWSpntol to Tbb MoBxw Eaeoao.
Madrid. Jaaa ig.-Agaiaaldo. the tePopular Bhoa Hooaa.
aargeat iaadar, kaa <mUed apen Captala
Gaaeral Angaetl to aamadm, bat tba
latter refoeed. eapiag be woe "raaaind
to aaaiataia the earerelrntp of Spate
Spate YTUl Ban To Pax •98,000 and the hoaer of tha lag to the test
Wa are agate raadp, with a largo
CoSaU riaat Throng The
aatnmitp.**
stoekof lo*. todeUnrthsaaawloaap
Seas OaaaL
part of the clip.
WOBB PAOB OBB. AOtfSTX.
Cairo. Joae sS.—Uadar tha toraea.«f
Maple block wood alee tor sale.
a cooveatlon ude te 1898 tbara wlU he Steims That Batins at BaaUa ar
HOPEZHB BB08.
a* diffleultp abont tha Spaatob Seat X>saertte(. BatXaamplaenasteg.
Triepbao* Na M.
paaeiiiK throofh the Snes oaaal U the apteUl to T«i Hoanse Baeoa*.
ffoeerameat eaa p*7 the toaaaso aad Madrid. Jane ta.-Cbptate-Gaaara
panearar daee, for it waa thaa ayraed Aagaatl eaUa* from Maalla aader date
that the eaaal ahoald to kept aeatral of Jane 83. that he eoaUa*** to m
ataUUana. The 8i>ez«aaal to eicbtp- tada hto poaitiaa. tbosgb tb* eaamp i*
aeeen aiiee lenff aad tortea oa tha
mriag te aamtors, whUa oriaatal
Maditaeraaaaa aaa at Port told, aaar .latee an teaadatteg the aatnadhthe aaeuni aad of that telaad oeaaa,
aad r«ac to 8«a>, near tto.haad at tha
Bod Baa.
Uyoa do,tak«them to the
Tha ^aad of nasal* te tha eat to BBOBVnS PBOB BXO BAFZDS.
litoitad to ate MUes aa how, bnthichar Stetaaa Sant to Onaip Algor Taatardag
apaads are allowed teUe lake eeotiaaa,
Bp Baeraitteg OOoan.
aad the aeerare ttei* of paeeaff* to aow
oalp froto eteton to tweatp konra
Big Bapida. Jaaa 88.—Btetasa nand have tham Ailed aoThasMl talla an • fBaaaa bm te
aoTAtaly sad qaloklj.
ladaa paaeeajw or oaifo ahip* or war OampAlgar. Tbep wan gina a graad
Teeeato; * traan SO oeatimee a tea te aaad-aff bp the rittooas.
ahtpa te hallaat aad wltbaat paieeayere,
aad 10 fraace lor each adnlt pananffer.
The total toamacodf the Spaalah oUp* daoeUl «e The Manias SnefS.
to abaot 40,000 Mae. 11 too aaaebar a* Jniagaa. ria Klngatea, Jai
troape aa tha tnaaporta. with tha 88.—There are a tow easaa
orewo of the tnatport* aad
ootoca to 10,000
. tha taUs at <aU amaagtha Uoop*.
« to 400.000 paltew tonrnoortad kg tba to
406 Booth Union Street
ti*a*s.araoarip«n,ooa

A COSTIT TRIP.

Cervera
Can’t Get Out of Santiago,

CITY BOOKSTORE,

It’s all your gain when you
Madrid, June 28.—Special.]—The Spanish government
WBBOKSO BT DTXAKXTX.
does not credit the report that an American squadron is to
buy a pair of onr ladies’ fine
visit Spanish waters, but, the ministers say, they have taken
Kid Shoes. Vesting Top,
every possible precaution, and that the ports are all ready, Trate te Piaar dal Bio Taaterdap.
Black or Taa, elegant styles,
and that 26,000 men who have been called to colors and will be
Hanna.
Jnae
»8.—As
this
letter
to
distributed among the principal Atlantic and Mediterranean
toteg terwarded. adrle** from Ptear
ports of Spain.
Regolu $2.75 SbMS.
aader the lae of than toteada to
plaatoh thairbaakar*. aad them preeaad direetlp to Oadto to bambard
lortiSeatioaa there in tha eaae mai
that ahaUa wan throw* teto tha aaur
dafaaaaaaf Baa Jnaa aad Baattoc*.
Bdiaaqaeat eeeata, it to beUand. will
dipaad aUarather apM tha attltad* of
tha Bpaalard* aad apaa their *a<
iinn te oaBoeatrattec aap eoaaidante 81
aaeal fore*.

TwoOMik.

WOITBDSD OB XBB OLXTSTTB.

Than an Bow ISS Osin on Board,
Soaehad Balqalri Taatordap Borates
nftaaa an Ty^eld Banr.
With Pint BaitoUoBofThli^
apnlel w Tn HoBkiBe Bama.
you can get oet of that bad fix by Imying some of oor aew WsD
Poorth Kohicaa ▼olaatoata.
New
York, Jane 18.—A Flaps dal »per. The kinds that we are selling you at prices that have oarer
teetol WTae Hwnae Sscoaa
WaahtestoB. Jaae SA—Tba war d^ Bats cable to the enoitts World, saps beeo attempted before. The styles sre all this year's, and you will
parbaaat lata ihto aftonooa pcatod that attar the drat traatmaat ol tha
waeadad te tk* r.eqeeeiee dcat
thepwsntaksatothaOlinttc, whan
'‘Baiqatri. Jaao Sa.—HoaorahU
290 Koot Street
BoUey dt OonnsU*
retarp of War. Wathtectoa: The Tala sarvao*** A^al. Hope aad Itekar aad
arrind tbto OMrater, all rlrkt. Tha the jaaior madleal oOoart traatad the
ada Ibe OUntla has IM aaa*
troop* ar* aow dlMBibarktac. Year
aoB. who baa toaa at tb* treat as ?*I- board. 16 ottppboid tarar, 0 el maaelas
aad tha rotl wonadsd. Tba OllTstw
natosr. U aaalpato to datp oa lb* staff
bersafler wlU taka sarfioal aaaas oalp.
*1 Oaasral Dafisld.
"(9ifasd) BMApraa.—MajarOohoi
0*BI00IBI HOT BOLD.

Kingston, Jamaica, June 28.—(Special)—The United XBBPBOTBS TBBTB&DAT
States navy and army are expected to strike Santiago
OBVX&AX. SBAPrSBr
today. All tHe roads over the bills to Santiago are
Bad* a Thoronith ZanstlcatlaB of
choked with American and Cuban infantry and cavalry. B*tha
PtoposlUoa at Tmpa Baar Baa.
Pack trains and batteries of Artilleiy are moving to the tAaco and Oontend With Oabaa
iMdan at Thalr Baadqaartors.
front.

MO BLUFF ABOUT IT.

«v«toioxvr.

TRAVEBSE OITT, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29. 1898.

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spAxw wnx rars tsat xnrau
sjji IS ZH samnn

jDFHCUL PIRI

ICE I

Ever Use
Preseriptiens?
Sontb Side Pbarmacy

COMPLETE lOE OF DRUGS.
G. A. Johnson,

Hastings' Real Estate Agencir.
NOW FOR

Mid-Summer Al
Sleep Ooox.

Ib OBf Clothlig DiMTlMit Ve Offer:

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*U wool bla* oarg* Skatetoo Osala aad Taste. dMbte btoast-

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Great Refactioas ii oar aniRiary Dept

The Boston Store,
Front Btext

GLASS BLOCK.

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CBE KomHora bboobd. wxdbbsday. nnn m. leoe.
vn KOBVXHO BBOOBD.

B&LLOOl ASCHKOM.

5W**W£0 THE TERTOR.

NORTHERN RICYCIE WORKS!

waistoiami

. toalaar Bt Baal’Veto n Van
Sptoiab Torpedo Boat

TftATCBR OITT. « JCCHIOAJI
ttUSD TBAVBB8I HBBALD.

XMt«k*0*m« tm th* Sixth, AfUr •
«niit»anfcr«TlMoiT-n »•• •
Slugging Kateb aad Xaoipt foe Oae
* W.
WllUOMVt.
tbe Moae
team Kada a Ooed Showiag.
SDBSOlUPnOllB.
Thehaloaa went up la the
isalag aad it waa at that critical momntthAitheBMttmkM th* fm»
to the ColU.
Cp to that iaalBc It wm a wj
pntt; Matwt ud u wthlMUaB of
kM*7 hlttlar- The way the
pmaAad the baU wosld have woe esy
erdlaary fABM naaMallad hjr a etroke
o( U1 laok raeh ae earn la the elxtb.
The hose toAM etarted off U the
flntwlthaewlttpaoeaadliaeeMd a
■ore thlaf that the Celte were doomed
te defeat, hut they alao bad a hard
taatUairatreak aad made U effeetire at
critical Umee. Catea pitched a good
tame aad wma aet bit hard at firat but
toward the laat the Tidton alxed Urn
ap aad Uaad them out. for twelve hlta
durlac the caaae. The BoaUeia got 1«
him off Mlaaehaa aad akoald havawoa
oat.
The way it atarted waa a daisy
aetiarpem thno-bagger by HuaV tbe flnt maa
I, OeeirMmUer faaaed ent, but Hull atade
aaeatbitaad Uuatambledacrem the
plaU: Uea Bull attempted to aleal
aeoead. aad waa oangbt a leagih from
__________,_____beeaUtledwM- the beg. Dye look oae la the rlbe aad
then Wheeler lined tbe hall eat tor a
MMaae taUewa, ea a teat* e> eae
fcaaok B Toiei. or a MiMr.camat tac^t kit. atole eaooad aad aoored later em
Pitman's fly to eeater whieh waa mat
fed by Thompean. Jaat after Dye etnek
the pan. WUhelm waa pat eot at Irat
■1th Uroe men oa baaea.
Thera were ao not la the weoad or
third, hat one was made la the fourth.
Chtea raaehed flrst oa aa error of Bt.
•tmon who Uoaght that thia llUla Clair and later aoored oa MlUer'a mo■flsalty with Sp^a would laat oaly a riloahU.
la Ue fltU there was aaaUar na
■oath or two oaaaot hat ba dee^y impeni wltb the magaltada of the addedtoUsaeore. Wheelar made a
a far batUe aow galng oa elaaB hit tooeatn aad later eoarad oa
two-beggermadebyCaUo.
•haot Saattago.' The <
The BatUara made ao men i
gfeat paUt IndicaU that Bpaiah army
to Caba U aet oaly well armed but Ue atoU, whea aftarUe Waterleo of
UeaUUit Beamed aa Uoogh Uara
toSlfalis
BO hope ef winniag Ue game.
Mrlag beaMw belag tamUlar with the
^pand. ef whieh the Amrwkaa leadera The horns team aiade a great rffort,
however, aad Uatmed oot the baU bat
lean aa the emfllet
ildaotwlaonvas Ucy eoold ealy
Bg battle la expected to
gat two taUiaa
Wheeler atartod U
togla todey wtU be Seree aad awful la
wiU a flae two-baao hit. Pltmaa asai
tot laaalm, but it ia oaly a qnmUoa of
ilma. aod a very ahori tima. too, whaa a good oge to right aad Whaeler weat
I Pltmaa advaaoad ta aooIha Amerlma foreea will ha U
egd oa Behaah error. Be was adglaa of Haatiago. Thaa Pcwto Rieo
to third by a hU by They and
gnat ba takea, aad tbat will take
latcraaaredoaaUtUeaaeloUort by
maehi Baeaaa preeeaU Ue moat f<wCatra
Tbe game was aadad whea
atoable job of the war aad
Baetatnek eat.
eaeika muat elapae before the Spaslah
The Colta failed to eeore U Uelr first
gM be drivea out or forced to lay
iaalng, bat ia Ue eeeoad eeeured two
to arm their anaa.
Thea there *r*
Fox was Ue Aral ama up and he
dliik Philippiaaa, which are
got to first oa aa error by MUler.
gtoM, aad evao there a new etraagth
Thompaoa rapped out a bit and later
ia to alght for the Spaalarda.
Pox acored og Miaaehan's drive to
to le donbUul whether Cka
rightaad Tho
a tally ImJaac will reach there la Uma to do any
mediauly afterward,
toaod. If it. dow, it U likely tbat
made in Ue Ulrd, foarU or flfU.
fkawey. with the reiaforeemeaU
In Ue aUU Uere was a general mixto the way will ba able to reader the
up aad Ua viaitois added eeves more
Beat fit ealy for
to Ueir aeois. Chtea gave Fox.
Tha miaalan of tbe aew flyiag aauadflist mas up. his base oa balls. Klag
aw ta to haraae tba4paalab eeaat natU
was retired at flist and Tbampeoa
Baala la eoariaoed that abe ia whipped,
foaled out to HnaL Tben Klamood
Sat there it a reaaoa te believe that
waa prmaated wiU hh base aad MiaShe Spaslah leadera do aot^heoogalM
aahaa eame up wlU a mfe kit, plaelag
totfmt from the preeent aspect. Ualaaa
Uree men on baaea. Msrrimy seat Ue
toe e^aadroB of Oommadere Wateoa
baU to Jerome, wko threw it high to
the epaalartla that the;
Toay, aad Rlai
ftmve na further hope. Uera U a llkell
lied. Behaa meat a llaer te eeater and
hood that the war will beatoogdrawn
Morrimy eame bame. Sk Clair get a
totaffaii

m. T. B&na Ajm J. W. Biwm-

m

e pUoe te get you bicycle repeired and
Cheapeat and t
pat in go^ miming order. Hare had aerersl yean expuitoce and
know ho* it aboald be done SatiebeUcm gnaraiiteed. I a
a at aboat coot New and tecond hand wheela for
bimle
to rent. Please (pre oe a trial.
ana to;
Braziiig a ^ecialty.
BLLI8,311 Fy<mk dt, Baat

Waahlngtoa, Jaae >8.-Chptala «gahoe of tbo 8t. Paal repjrto that eg
Wadaeaday. while off San Jaaa, Porto
Rioo. he waa attacked by a Spaalab
prutaetod cruiaer aad the Bpaalab tormade a daab which

k6TK«

la awaited by

theStPaaL
The Bk Paal hit the Tame thrM
tfmea. kllUag oae oBcee aad twe
The Terror droppad back aadee eoTsr
of tbe fertlflcattoaa with dUBealty. oad
wae towed iato tke harbor la a alaklBg

BXO TIXB AT BUTTOVS BAT.
ooDditloa.
LaUr a cruleer aad a gaa boat atartod
Modwn Woodmen
Traoetae Ony
oat. bat nmaioed under the proloetioa
Will CalebraU Thera.
ef Ue fona
BsUoD Bay la prspariag to ealahrsW
Ue FearU UU year la a gloriou
6KVSBA1< MXX.XS TO SAVTXAOO.
ner. Joba DeuUr is at Ue head of
Ue affair, aad Ue Deuter Park wiU
WUl Frdhably FoU
be bead<]Darters for everybody. Tbe
Within a Vaek.
of this city wUl be
Bpaetat to Tu Haesma Baooaa
it day by Ue camp at
WaUlngtoa. JMse M.—It UTleanad Battou B»y BeeldesoUcr eveata, a
at Ue war department today Uat Oea[ball eobtest betwea ainm from
eral Miles wiU probably preeaed
Ue two lodgw will help to amise tbe
HaoUago wlUia Ua course ef a week. erowd. Bveryhody U Invited to attend
Ue exact daU not having been deter- and eaj^ Ue day at Uat place.
miacd.

'bbtaut we
tVem Vr tktod Unqttu,
tWAVa^ ^Tom to Vo tO
"Kk \aao aa
^Tt'a caoa^V ^or '^pox parooM poa doa\
cart oAvaV \«a^ ttteft tow* Va. '^Vtcp'n
Vaa&aom* «Vp\»a aa& aW
Sane poa
aom* taoaep.

ASSAtTLTBS WIZJJB LBB.
Mr. and Mra. A. J. DoyU and
started for Oryttal Lake yacterday to
tmp oat for two weaha
Prof. C F. Wbealer of Ua MiUlgaa
Agrienitaral OoUege, arrived la
dty yeaterday te apaad a aeaaoa oi
ktion at Ue eammer home of Prof.
Will BoldewerU. os Ue P<
J. A. Bardea of Abb Arbor, formerly
•f Chlltoraia, waaiaUe city yeaterday.
aoeompaaSad by J. A. Young efthllforala. TVy ware eg their way to Fouatala Polak vtoere Mr. Bardea has leaaed
Ue betal for Ue aemmar. Aa exparimeed hoaae keepm has bees eeeured,
who will arrive today, aad Ue hotel
will he opened aVmt July 4th. Tbaataia Point U one of Ue .beet poiau la
MorUen Michigan for flUermen. aad
Ue proepeeU for a buy aeaaou are <
eelleak
Keetlag of Ua Bridge Buildara.
The Bridge Baildera, the Tooag Imdiv- Uiaaioaary Society of Ue Cdngrega'ional eharch, will meet at Ue home
ef Mies Ahoe Walk *51 Boardman av
eaue. Uia evealng An ti
will he given, iaelndiag a talk
by Mra. Mabel Temple Green, who b
ary work among
doing
Ue Mouataia Whltae of Teaaeaeee.
eorlial invittUoa la exteadad to yoaag
Indies to attend. Tbe mecUag will
eoBimraee at 7:»0 e'eleek sharp
Flyer Killed Two Borsaa.
Charles Mcl.,ean of Bendou lost two
valuable boreu lut Meodav right.
They were killed ky tbe C. A W. M.
flyer that leavea here at 1:50 p. m. The
ee were ataoding aide by aide when
tbe accident oesDired. Mr. MeLeaa
In Ue city yeaterday to boy
Obloago MarketCbioago. June *■—Wheat, Jna<
n.
Oata—UK. Pork—$9 47.
- Cora—SO.
‘
- Gala

WQlieLeeef Ue Chlaeu lapadry,
and Daa Oeorge had come dlffleolty
about a Ulrt Munday. which rsaultad
in WUUe roeelviag a black eye.
k wsrreat for George's arrest
Ue resulk
Yesterday he appeared
before Judge Roberts and plmd guUty
to a ebarge of aasaslt aad batury aad
paid a Sse ef *5 and coats amensUag
toM IS.

B. J. Morgan,

DR. HIGGINS, DENTIST

TRANSFER

TINE DEHTAI. WOBS.

Owe Bc.Vaa.m 4 Shot 80as

i

Oa M. dt N. E. B. B.

atloaa oa tbe Foonb.
Wriiamaburg Is preparlag for a big
tima OB Ue Fourth. Tbers will be a
garni
eallUomplau and patric
Tbe address wlU be mads by Frank
RamQtoa aad J. A. Lotaagor of Uls

^ All ^gga^e, boB .Md fauk work
__ ____ should be left with
me. OtRce 239 6ute street, tele­
phone 3. AU orden left with me
will receive prompt attentiao.

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TlMSmS air I tolstowi i fw UaaiaM pMaaftamb ofhbous

RICYCLE
SHOES.

TbompeoBvtUe will have Its ladepaadaaee Day demoMtraUos oa BaUrday.
wUlbesmde by Manly
C Dodge ef UM.^y.
Fancy F^^ad 1

iatereviing exhibition of fasey billiard
playing by L. L. Msgons of New York
aad nf pool playing by A1 Kaba, also of
New York. BoU gentlemen are experU aad gave a good entertaiameak
Junior League BoclaL

ladies' 11 lack Ups, Matt
artaa,S2.2S. Conpatatbeai
with aap $3 shea ia the citf.
Raw aad aabby iasi

Tbe JuaUw Itogue of Ue First M.
E. ehurcb wUl give a Uwn aorial at Us
M. &. eburoh Batarday evening,
cream will be aervad at ton cents a
dish. Everyone la cordially invited to
atUaA

Geo. R. Winnie,
Up-todate Ptiater
and Paper Haager.

Orsad Rapids. June ss.—Wheat, 77e.
VonrUof July Fir*works at McCoy's.
Fiaeat line la Ue oily. Get your
supply early.
SOl-5)

i.'VD.mVlvW

Daa Seoiffe Tbersfom Paid Judge
Bobarttt? 15.

Shop Opposite Eagle Office.

FRANK FRIEDRICH.
THff OLD 'tiBLIABLK BHOBMAN.

118 Front Street.

WURaURG BIOCIL

you oome to Ue siaatofflee aad take ad-

•PijriBE TLxn avm.
Idtomaant Blue Kada a Trip Aabore
Vaar Baamy'e Battariea
Off Santtage de Cuba, Jaae n, tU by laalaga:
Bagatan. June SA^Uentenaat Blue
Am made aaotber trip aahorc. almoat
totheeaemy'e batterica, aad baa obtotMd ealaablh iaformatiaa for the aaa
g( the fleet.
Admiral Sarapaoa haa imaad a bol- TotaU....................41
IgOatotbafl
t ef the damage
I by oar treope oa Prlday was from

K
rmi'
s; Jjjli.

lr»»

* maebiae gaa maaaed by aeamea
Lteateaaat Blue repeated that Oer-

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7

Steinberg’s Grand

! Price’s
Cuban
■7 V' 7 t
Creoles
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tora'h ehlpc ahew ao aigaa of aeUHty.
Tpteg
g to 1
Bampani waned Ue flect'thle mmiag
•WUkcla obi: hit by batM ban
toomciae great care la abeoUag at
irS4i47il '
■aainar ................... *t0001<e >—11'
toabUiaeaataf Eorro caalle, beeaaae TrartTM aiy...... lOOlieoet—7
Bamed rsna Mael«l
toe Aamrican treopa mlgktbedepleyed
.offValM. 4: oft Mtaaehai '
tothahUlaida
ball, by Catr*. 7; hr Mil
ou».by
t: by Ml
neable liL^ Moni^' i
VXIA. BT7T VO KOVB BHITfl

Thursdaif,
vnssr
June30tlt

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are Traaspeeta WtU be OharTO VMM DTHAXITB.
tand tf Veoeaaaiy.
Booto XtodiBg to Bantlaco Bold to be
ggemslMtaa Moamse Bac<^
Mined.
Watolagtaa, Jane se.-BopUaa mato'
Mew York. June ts.—A Xlngaton Ja­
to Ve» Vorit Ian might to meet Colo- maica, eabla aaj« Ue Amerieaa otfieers
tot Beekar today. They will eorrey
have learned Uat every road aad by
gome abipe tbatare being offered aa paU leading iato Santiago has taeea
Sutoorta. They wUl be ia Washlagmined vritb dynamite by Ue BpanUb.
poo tmomw. It it eahJ at tbe war
Tbe Bpaaiah offieers expect to aanlhDMee tbat no men ablpa wUl be parate Ue advaaee divisien of Ue Ameri­
toMed oatright. hat othen wlU
eaa aad On baa armies when Ue asaaolt

jtorlmedUaeeand.

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A PURE
BLACK AND TAN

RETUBN
OF THE PAVOBITBS.

tab flor tbe Foartb. FourUef July Flnwerkaat MoDoy^.
at A. A. McCoy AI Flneat Uae la Ua ol«y. Get yaor
imrgeetUaelB tbaolty- •fil'd iaapplyairty.
fifil-fit

EveiTthmg ti«w aud a few
new pec^le, and

McKanlass & Randelpb
will have a budget ef new
work for yon.

Our ffiBglBg Bxoolfl,
Danoen an Orsat.
Oomadlana Ftmay.

Cana Iff lag{h with Da.
Prices, fo, ae O 85c.

il

Whichever you may wieh when suiting yourself with a pair
of Shoes, you will find in our handaome and up-to^late stock
of Hen's Shoes. Tan Shoes are the favorites at th<8 season of
; the year, aud we have them in all shades for Walking, Bicy­
cle Biding^r Working. They are easy, cool and comfortable
"

th6

PRICES or COURSE ARE
THE LOWEST IN THE CITY.

I THE HANNAH & UY MERCANTILE Ca

MBOItHfiU. mill I

J',

THB XOHVZHO bHOOBD, WSDHBSDAT, JJTVB 9B, 1898.

spin ID BE HH

ttmt oot behipa tbMB Wvw* »«•*
cm.
HO Ciibwi* w»a»

Idot---------- --..................... did ecoui duty last nicht.
The (?ubant with the adytote foreea
tn 8r>Ue of the r»od behaelor of theU
Wttbon to Coin* eomradee at flnantanamo aeem to be
Uiteriy srorthlessL All day they sit la
mand a Piaat That WiU
the shade of their palm tbatthed catw
Trouble tha Dent.
niebt they aennke etcarette*
corye on Pncle Betr's ««1<»s. »hlk
sicbt of them trnete'e Bam'e boys with
WILL OABBT TEE WAB B18ET EOXE empty stomartis and not a bit of tobac>
CO for their pipes build mads all day
under the blaslnc aun. and aleep on
r tlM Sptcimra Wkat AmcHoo their pines ut-der the starlit iky at
nIsbL The Spaslards are uUnc brass*
Mcft. Ship* cad G«m
shewlhed lead bulletA and the braat
CuOa
ripeoo touehina and tears the flesh horrlbly. while the small brass apllnteri
They are pmed arc ueed
I •• Able to sake Ou« •!
hej- alao cut a
Oaawrsb CIm* If Ua CboitM Bacptoi
Oatlc lh> Vrmr Aralaa Ara Ctaaa Tto emall cross through the end of theJUubullet, so tbst It mushrooms on
CBtoaaat ■Mllacw—On Haa (ba Whitaa
. ft tmek Ottiart Sjraa-Oto»aa Taka atrlklng, with a simitar result.
Thtaca Tary Kaar>
WkchiactoB. JuB» Jt-Tbe cdminlto nent. With the Spanish and Amerlcao
trctlon yacierdcy flaclly earn* to a dto advanoc |>osta alm<«t close enousta to
cWon to criKj 40 Atnaricco aqucdroti to nee the whites of each others' eyes, a
moment.
collision may

\ Biatorad: !i w^utfad the Bpanlrt morto
. tnant toward tba PhlUpptoec by Ca.
■Okra's aauadron to dacldc tba navy
departinuit to adopt this bold stroka.
Tba nrat anBouowmaDt was made yeaterday tbronch a tiullaUn poatad
war department. Ihe detail of the
scis aelected
stitute
Watson's
iwnBcad aad oflkUl orders were clvaa
to pttnrlBion the fleet for tour mantha.
be sqnt
r Cdoni
May aura ea Aaly A
a
[■
It wiu b
k Watson to
: aa expedition that will tor the first
' Ubw la the world's history start from
b the new world to etuck contlnenul
_______ No atteeapt it made to deny
; that the coremment le InflueBced In
otdertac this movement by a dealre to
, ebeeb the ptofiess eastward of the

A

tban did the
as tbe attack*
tie at the dlw
I'antagc of having to rbarge up hill.
However gratlfjingio il I- nailutulprlda
enlisted
U the careless attitude
mm the grave fear remains that they
may need a more severe lesson than the
ambush of the Roug'h nidcrs before
they reollse Che deadly puaalbllltles Of
mo^rn warfare.
Some ofllrers bellere it will be nccea*
sary to lay a regular alege to Santiago
and kdi-ance with a tine of earthworkp
until the rifle pits can he ahellrd with
*rsrnel by the light artillery. Theae
pieces have an effective shrapnel range
of t.tw yards, and the Mauser rifles In
the hands of of the Ppanlardsaresighted
to l.SOO yards and kill at *.l» yards.
The problem now confronting the army
Is the transportation "f supplies. The
pack train Is nnhv being used. The offi­
cers snd men were completely out of
The Seventh received
hair rations and t'
'omplsin
are |«clAed with the sesurance that
the pack train will be here tonight.
SOMK or fRE ooKa raw uboot.

&
iputcoipc of direct <i
aquadrtm. Theto advics give a list of
Us Spanish ships now nrartnK the Sues
cnaal. as fulic.ws: I'elayo. Carlos V.
Attoaa. Osada, Proserpina. Patriots.
Itapido. Duenna Ayres, Isla de Paney,
CatoD. Oovandonga and San Prantisen.
ttonbUrasaeiMtod tor the Phtllpplwos.
The addJtl..nal tniv,rmatlon comes
to at Port Bald i
beard It.WO t'uu of coal before entertsg
Ue Suet caaaL Snch a heavy coallc.;
srtU take same time It discloses alsj
aall. and ta douMles# beaded fur
Pbltlpplnes. a point which the oOctals
here doubled St flrwt. Ihe squadron
to the moat formidable Spain has afloat,
U total tonnage, strrng^ of Indlvldoal
lips, armor and gnna The Pelayo la
the stmcKcn of..............................
the ships andlalathe
t
^y batlliehlp In the Spanish navy.
She (a S.WKI t.ms with a speed of 1&7
hnsts. She carri.s thiny-flve guns of
^variUUS caliber snd has seven torpedo
tubes. Tbe larg-st guns are the U-Incb
Beuiortms. one f> rwsrd and one aft.
11-lnU tiontorlas. one on each
• The Carlos V i’o!
with a
speed of II knots. She has twenty>elght
guns, the Unrest l>e|ng ll-lnch Hon*
toriaa. pne forward and one afi. She
has also six tori>edo tubes The Audax
and OMda are torpedo l>iat destp-yers
tuemily flnished in EngUnd. They sr>
tff «oa tons each and are t$-kr.<tteni
Tberu are other ship* of the auxiliary
euuluer elaaa. There are only two ar*
■wrud ships. The eastern squadraa,
Srbleh the United BUtea will send
KCalnst Spain Car outranks tbU Span*
tok ^uadnm. the lows and On-con ex*
eaedlBC the Pelayo and Carlo# V at
•very polol, while the other United
States vessels are far superior, ship for
ship, to those of the Spanish squadron.
Wtth the single exception of the two■punish terp«4o boat destroyers. When
tbe Amertesn fleet aalls for flpain U
win take with It enmpleu tfiformatlon
•a to the entire stretch of Spanisb
■east, with detail maps of every hartmr
nod its fortlflcsili-.na.
an THE nrititT ijxm.
nald To Be Ks ri.sA
ortba-ne Onams. June ».viaKlnc«.
ton. Jamaica. June a.-lCopyrighC
IM, by Aasorls'ed Press.)—Th*
TSBce forae of the American anr.y
on iwi« Btraam with the rlty of Kantiago
4a CnlU four and onv*half miles w
ward. In pMii alght. Last night
of tbe Bswenlb Infant r under Major

__
_
Uc-nrrnl Lawton's
ffivimon camped—the Pint. Fbnrtb and
Tba BlvhU. tha Bacond
ft several other regtiTMlc are

* kkells Olve «

• of Ow

PLBASABT MOM* OJT TBS BAT. |
OMaaa^tbaLakM and »apa> Band
M aSbrd Oood Claaa Thto Waak.
OapUla JbbMWw «f «lw '•Qneaa of
tba Lakat" baa arraacad for a aerks of
aa tba bay for Ufa wash.
Tbta morniiif tba baat will Usee
10 a. as. for a trip ta Lae's Ikidat.
Thera wlU bt a basket pioalo at the
Point aad wosmo aad ebUdren eaa
bary a rood ti»a. Tsmorrow slrkt
tbars wlU be a BooaUfht daaclsr
aarty nodar tbe aaaplosa of tba Hoys'
Band aad a rood time will ha kad.
On Priday there wUI be aa axearsloa
to Ne-ab-ta-sraata aad Bowen Harbor,
the boat laaelnr (be dock at 10 a. m.,
aflardlnf aaotber rood opportunity for
a baaket pteala On Satardmy alrbl
tba Hoys' Bead will ri*« another exmraloa and dsaelaf paiHb a tbraa
beers trip oa tbe bay. Oa Sunday tbe
■taamer wlU run aa exeamloa to
Omona. Oa July Fourth an excuniou
wiu be run to SuUaoa Bay for the eel*
ebraUon at Denatur'a park.

Closed July 4th'''
ENTIRE DAY.
Frrm now until that time we shall continue a sale of
suits at $6.00, $7.60 and $10:00 that contain some ex­
ceptional bargains. Also a complete line of summer
goods at low pi ices—Bicycle Suits, Belts, Hose, etc.

HAMILTON CLOTHING CO.
OVEKKMA mo: 80HBDVLB.

I OM Kitoloa.
Bant Htoul and BIk Bnpldn.
BruTlUsto
Tbe On^utou wiU eommeuM her
Tba Woman's Auxiliary of Orvu
oburck will maet with Mrs. Walls this tMular East Bay run today*,' Tbe
beat atoya all mebt at 014 MMoa,
artarsoan at i o'eloek.
maningorartoBik Baplda at <:» a.
Mia. Frwoaa & SiktU reqaeato ike
m. and returning In Uom to lento Old
Mimlon at $ a. nr. for Bast Bend
puuenrera and fraiibt. The run taken
today.
two boora and tweaty mtaatea and
Mlta Me Donald of Tuba. U rldlnr an
Bafla Meycla. a Mrthday prasoni from boats meet the boat, brlngluf paa—ngera to thU dty n( if m. Bnturnlng. I
bar taUar, John McDonald.
lento bae at 2:W p. m. for Baat
Tba fuaSTsJ of tba liitie dauffbtar of Head, and the Onekefna leatoa at t p
Mr. and Mrs. Cbarles Travis wUl bs
arriTlng at Old Mtoalon at 9:t0 p. m
bald at tbe boaBU o* East Ninth atraal
A trip ia made to Blk Bapida aad baek
ihU momlnir at 10 o'oloek. Bar.
a lltUe later ia the day. A rafrigerOoebita wiUofBelata.
ator ear meeia the boat at the Baat
Vary attraeUra
Bay dock and qnanUUeu of fruit are
beiBf mads ia tba poatofflaa. Tba wa 1 h-iwg shipped tbia week. One hundred
baa baaa sawly paparad aad wood­ and thirty eratoa of
work pnintad. Tha City Nawa atond U hcwugkt ap from 014 Mtoaios Saturday.
also Improvad is fbelUUaa aad tba ap- Tbe cherry aeaaea to
paarueu and tbsM. with tos addition aedtbeehipmeaiof iheeewlUbe very
of Ua saw ftxtnraa of L. M. Ban- heavy from this Ume oa.

Refrigeratcr’!
Ice Cream Freezers, Screen Doors
and Windows.

“New Process” Vapor Stoves.
•w*. cr, siOBBS,
146 iTront StTMt

If You Have Logs to Sell

They »ida “Like Pienda."
Oorrespood with the Tnrene City Lumber Company.
There wm be a raguUr meeting of
When, in epeaklng sf what the reguUe N. A. 8. E. tomorrow night.
Ura term tbe ■■mopheydrin.’' aa illas-;
We bAto for nle Good,
WeA wDl be begun this morning on trated in the bareback eqnmtrton feato
of
the
driaehaaent
from
the
Sixth
the new bnUding of W. W. and Prank
United Statoe Oavalry with Bnflalo
dmlth.
TbeCufana Crcolm pamed through Bill's Wild West, an eathnalaitic re­
Iheeltyymtordayoa their vey to Ced- porter averred that “the men rode like:
fleada," he may have been a trifle warm
lUae. They «IU give a perform
' ^ht in Steiaberg’i in hii eoBpariton. hat that they do
mighty hot work will be ebewa here
Grand.
»t of tbe dgnelng on July lOtb. TAe Sixth came frtw
The ai
party to be given last night at Port Meyer, and are furlongbed men.
IsAJSTPS FO£l flAIsB.
Travene Beach wae Ineurreet. Tb« Their new athlvllccquceuiaatom to in
party will be given Friday night, in­ vogue at different army poota. aad tbe
Mill Machinery of all deacriptiooB, including Two Enginea,
Ameristead.
Pet Worka, Carriagea and Sawn. A complete Saw Mill Plant
revelaMtoa Burrewe to moving her hairfor aale.
dresslhg buaiacm to Mra. F. M. AabitiOttS.
toa's rnimnery pariera.
_____
appendix of
Alfred Uakenbold has j
hto own tMbtto la. But there ia no
boesr aad Iwt on the But bide frwn J. a «ai of the eawdnst in anything he
(V. Itotchln.
does. Be uses neither slippers nor
Prof. & B. Rorat'a orcbritra to pre­ losin, and does not amble around a
paring aome fine new selections for small ring oa the hara-door back of a
Thursday evening, when tha Cuban mechanically stepping stoed.
to I
Weshingtun. June »-The squadron Creoleawlll make thair eeeond appear draaaed from bead to fdet for eervlce,
that l» to go to the Siunish ci«#i
aace here this eeneon.
and hto korae to the desert bsra article,
have no ptcnlc If the Spaniards
ld{A--------------------of
tbe
kind
Maseppa
rode,
and
aa
naked
there know’ bow' to shuot. T1
aa when foaled. Ue ridm straight S
PeteewnL
lit arUllevy. under the normalo ndltioiu
away over the roogb grenad at a hard *
Dr. J. A. Snyder and family leave to­
prior to the aar. as follows: Hi Krupp
:ns. .'1 ArnKi-ong guns W Ordones day tor a thtoe weeks' vtoll is Ealama- gallop, mennta aad
stands facing the borae'e head, and
.re and a large ruinher of Hontorla
IDS. Th' main reliance la on tbe Orits tail, ohaagee from the hack of
Mra. Anna BeaderaM and Mtm JeeQuality and qaantity, high price and low price, bat all a
dc peg giica They are 11.24 and 3v cen*
one flying berm to that of aaotber.
eiera. All the hariwra are liberally ale Beadenoa ef Big Rapkto, arrived
bigb quality for the price,
ridee singly and la eouplm one. two
prctecied with aubmarint mines.
ycetorday to apesd a few wecln with
Onr line of toilet soap is aneqaaled in tbe dty.
snd three horaee, end does other things
aawit.Mw'* »:ye Paalad tor CV:
T. J. BMdereoa and family of Oaloa
to ahsttor the aervm aad preatige of
Oil Santiago de Cuba. June It. vis
tbe old-Ume bnrehaek eqoeetriaa.
Kingston. Jamaica. June
It la be­
Mra. Morrow of Marten, Indiana, to
lieved that Admiral Cervera conlem*
948 Front Stroet.
putad making a daab out of tbe barh.»r visiting hor daughter, Mra. T. Vf. 8barUat night. Four columns of amulce man of 60s Fifth atreet.
Tomorrow sight the sngsgemen'.
aundnwti advancing
Elmer B. White of the Bogle, left
wards the niouth of the hart> 'r. and two yesterday for a few dsye' visit with rel- Fries’s (tobsa Croolm snd esks walk
lall botla. believed to be torpedo boat
wUl ooear at Btolabergb Grand Opera
Baltimore Stock Beoeived Three Ti»m a Wedi
deairoyera. were uliaerv-ed In the neigh­ stives at MsnceloBS.
The entertainment given by
o-jTits. 40e 1
A L. Flack of TUBS. Ohio aad J. M.,
borhood of the sunken collier M-rrImac.
this eompany of elevtr colored people |
Bxira precautli-ns were taken by tbs
Charles Longaeeker, of Delta.
to a pleasing and meritoriooa one, aad
blovkaden.
Ohio, and W. B. Crum of Dayton,
U worUy of a packed house. Siaging.
bera of the Oval Wood Diak Oo., arc
dancing, monologue work, tie., form a
fumtaof 0.& BaU.
.arge share of the performenea.
aim encamped at Plboney" U Inter­ . Dr. McDermott of Thompeosville,
aa in the city ymtordny.
preted here aa indP-alIng that the Amer­
A good raheqraal ef 8te
Bednoed Bates on O. B. * X
n at Kaatowe Konday. daly
ican troops are "meeting with atubGen. B. P. Catoheoa aad wife arrived Grand Opera Bouse Orcbcetra wae held
Ponrth of July—One fan fer ronsA
Ivcrn resistance." and has caused "an last nigrt from Grand Bapida. They
Pwtrth.
laet night. Profeesor Horat to anoeeedM|>. ^ Jnly 1st. Good to retmto
crcvllent impreaaioo In official circles.■'
The
M.
A
N.
B.
B.
B.
willraeepedal
will leave this memicg for
iag admirably la making a atrtetly At tralaa
rains end
and sell tickets
Boffslo. N. Y.. one Can for roaad
Bdward Uutseref
musical orgaaisatioa. that wUI be aeo- round trip from Traverue City. One trip,
dell July ISib to 19th. Good to reSM ahsrptr bnalaem la the city ymteiday.
all stotions bat net to turn Sept, lew
_ . between
bell
ond to nose In the stole, and hto efforu tare
B. Bpwmlller case np from Rlngu- areoertain to he appraelatod by Urn exoeedfll
sn4 1 o t< >
Cbicnce, one tan for round trip plan
Cuaeiegbam.
Ull»aukev. J, ne «.-A new 4-ceot ley cm bnatoms yeetorday
tsoenta. Sell July l$th good to retnrn
Travene City public.
1.
G.
P.
Agt.
F.
A.
Kitohell,
far* <as> is to be started xhurtly. In
Dr. J. A. Snyder and family wlU
IVofeueor Hont ta alee eontiderlng
Ibla a,-<->,nd rase ibe municttwl perty toavu today fur Ralaiaaaoo for a ton
one cent pm mile. 8eU
the advtoabiUty of ergantolug a large
^tombm Id, good to ntnrn Oetobm
win br ■
Good Thing fer Kaeeabesa.
days’ visit.
drill, aad if he finds eafflelent
Maorabme ebonld patronise home inDr. aad Mrs. J. B. Martin aad dM«b Bopport to hto projeet wUI make it e
Detroit, one fen tor round trip. 8^
amnie—will l«- |«esrd by the cumstltutkas
and
help
to
butid
them
up,
Jane $7lb end $8tk ntsrn July 4th.
«-mnrll requIHnx sirv,^l railway tor rwturnad Inst night from Mwdoa. great eiweem.
and Ue Penlnaalar Mu Ju Fire lar Indtonspllto. one fan Cm ronnd trip.
----- ^nirs ddnx business in Milwaukee
Nye Jordon of SnttaM Bay
1. Ltd. of Jaekson, Mich., to one Sell Atogut $th. ntnrn Angaat ttth.
to aril tickets In p.«kaces at prices
kind. Boa. M J. Wkaley U ito
Lusiagtim. one fen for ro^ trip.
which are equal to 4 i-enu fur each the i^lly yeetorday.
pneidesk
Hon.
D.
D.
Alt------------W^. Babbler of Lake Ann was a vtorids. The Ulluaukee B.wtrli- Hallway
dM August l
P.
Marksy
are
membera
of
lu
Board
and Lipht rumpany will. In all proba­ Itor In towa yesterday.
•rise party Monday
QireetoT* and are using Uelr UfinBam
Saratoga, caa fen for ronnd trip.
bility. refuse to roitiply with the or­
Leslie bmurthwaiu earns np trenx evening at their koAe M Tbnth street. to mane It a sneeeus. Bvmy member
Sell Angun lat, good to ntnn Anguat
dinance. as It did with the nrst measure Mantotoe yesterday with the balltoam. DaUty refrmhmeato were eervod and
of Ito board an flnV<lam eltiseos aad tlik
of this nature.
known.
rswtll He rrpweenWd the Maatotos Newt and a happy evf«lBg was paeeed by all well
cell on lu agent at Travene City for
le- bruuxtil -n the sU:te oiurts e:ther the will return tkU morning.
ineuraaoe
on
nsideneee.
farms,
circuit vr (be suivTliir court of MllWauJosmeamu OW timm Bm|dre
obnrebes, etc.
. Nor «be«tawn Oelebretien:
VermiUlen. 0-. one fan tor round
waokee county, to compel a <x
B. H. Au.ni. Agent.
yeeterdsy oa bwriuees
trip. Sell Angaat let, good to mtnm
Pm the benefit nt Traverae City peo­
I*etor Bondrann and famOy left yenAngaat $lst.
ple wtoklng to take in the Ponrth of
The Toorth nt Xsntotee.
Bay View Camp Meeting, one fen fer
the M. A M. B. road for
July eelehmtioa at Orawn, arraagw
They were aeM. A N. B. tnlm wUl ran aa fdllowa ronnd trip. Sell Jnly lltb te net.
itosttla. Wae
mante have been made br wbteb the C. OB Jnly 4th: Leave
enve Travene City for good to ntnn Ang. $oth.
eompaaled by C B- Jarvis.
Beduoed ntee to olhm pelals. Rhoo
A W. M. flyer dna U Travene Oty at
AtotM at 9:» and »;JS A m-----------Miae Suaaa Webb, danghtor of (top4:4$ p. m. will Stop at Qrawa to take
m. Leave Mantotoe for Traverse
llysinirar A RoeanthsL Thai
tain Webb, aoeompasled by Mtoa Lsclle
blty at ItOO. 4:l0andS:90p. as. Tleketa
win be $M.M0. insured for M par cent.
Grand B^de.
win be sold July fad to 4th. Bel
The buMdini was damaged to the ax- Garwood of New Branntets. Ttoms.
Mr. and Mra. L. Benniag and tamUy limit Jnly 9th. Bates between nil
paetod throngb the elVy yeetorday
tent of lie.0$0._____________
Hilwnnkee OarnivoL
oaUeM.AN. B-onefenfor
aamto fer Nedih-to-wanta. where they etarned to their hoato in Petoekey
Will
round trip not to exeeed fl.ao.
'Mtorday aftorspendtag aome time vto- the
Itoorla. tOs. Juna M.-U baa baaa de­ will spend the eesses
Bonnd trip U<^U at one fen to all wankee, Wto. <
cided to rebuild tha Orest Western dls-.
Mm. J. L. Stovus and Mm. W. B. iting friende in tkto eitgrwQl eaUvonnd.
_______ ___ __________ Unea Boya’
tllierr. mambff It as large as aar Awo Mitral) nrrivnd firdhi Qtiea«s yeoMr9:M
- Jane t7th to Ji
Mm C M. PraU end dnaffklm*, Band aad ball tonm go
disilllrrtou la the worM. with a capac­
train.
H. W. OcmineBAE.
Mlams Satie and
ity of tuning oot M.tw galloQs per day. day
r.
A.
MntwsLL,
0.
P.
Agk
CtnnnBMUui, Agnak
Worn
timir
rtoU
n$
Ptmttaa.
when they vUl spend the SI
Tbe coat wm ba over IMU.OO$.

Mew West. na.. June B.—{Corraspondenee uf the Associated Hress.]—
Tbe effleera of a cruiser which arrived
from the Ravarta blockade today axree
with others to saying thatihefletda bat­
tery has some cscetleul
ordnsitce expert on s nvm.ior. which
vtssel was not far away when the bat
lery Ared two If-loch shells at Us
cruiser last week, say that tbe latter
would have been surely sunklftbegun*
ner had made allonanie fur the wind.
An ofllrer of the cruiser Said today:
•We were betnrm four and a half and
five mile# from the fort and were Just
turning. Tbe hatlery dropped iwoshells
from seventy-tlve to lO) yards In front
of our bow . The gunner hod our range
brsuUfully and be urtderwt.ed his buM'
»SR Aft.T we Blaned to more out of
inge we were fired at agsln."
Ti c monitor's ofllcers were rather dlsapp.ilnti-d that the fort did
shot at her. the monitor lo-lng ennsld*.
ered by »wr people to be invunerable
Pi-sntsh prnje.
however. appar>-nlly did
■«>rih while to waste a shell
tie monitor.

Sound Hemlock Lumber,
Maple Flooring,
Short Maple Wood.

TRAVERSE CITY LUMBER CO

"Il WE HAVE

All Kinds of Soap.

JOHN J. BREZiNA

OYSTERS
213 Front St

AlOTEZEFOn-CEirrASB cm

Fletehei's Ofsltr Depot aid flesteomt

THS JiOBVUro ABOOBP. WXDniDAT. tVan 89. 1898
wiaker. and airaatad wiu the pertar
af the ear In which they tiavalad to ab
low then to amoke In their own ear.
They pleaded guilty.

OFF FOR THE ORIENT.
Four Thouund United 8tete«
Troopt 8»ii Out of tho
Ooldon Gate.

m of the medltal offleera of the Eighth
wwmlng. The board of exai
elBia of Ueuianant Coioaal C C Carter.
tl. Rock Uland;
Ueutenant Coloael a N. Reider.
alaiant anrgeon gene^, SprtBgfleld,
and D. H. Wllliama. Chicaga

•OR TO TR SOPFOn OF DEWET.

■iLWAimrs cAunvAL week

SPAIN IN A FERMENT.

AEEBT or OtHKQIB 1X0X188

Country on tho Brink of o
tion, 8aya a London Nawbpapor'fl CorroflpondonL

TBODBLT XS EETIBELT DTEEEAL.

Sayl

Denver. June
The annoniMBcnt
of Mra. Lowe'a election ae preetdent of
the r.derailor of Women'a auba yaaterday pr-clp*uted a wild hurrah whi^
waa quelled by the preaMlngomrer. The
number of ballola caat waa fJI. »ith J«

ta Cnrtedy at O«hkoah.
Milwaukee. June M.—A apeelal to The
from Oehkoah mya: the auRovoIih Berold
_
thorlUea

Ey^ct Burned
If an you kaiow
the value of

Ont?

Z178 ur.kCAJEsroJO. •

' votea. Mra. Breed tU. with a few acatO. P. CARVER. A««M
Fifty V
teiing votea for Mra. Belmuth. of New
lamed yeeterday for rartScipante l York. The other oflleera -.............
- .
erv: Vico
Thuraday's Hot at McMIliun’i factewy p„pi>Bt. Mrs. Fareh Platt, of Colomand the aberlS U brinrirg them In m
^rtlng .eotelary. Mr*. Emirrapimy aa poaMble. A Blnibcr of worn-n
Michigan; correapoBdlng as<
are already In cuatod/r The etrlkera t
Kendrtch, Jr., i.
claimed a victory laateiday. and that (lsi„ ,he taxation;
so tar aa their pickets were able ta i ,cbcire-lC cenu per capita and atau i
oiMCver
r that I do uU Idada of ruunion mtn went back la f*d<„tlont fS cerU per club annually— 1
was agreed^
do give yon tbe best work of any
Pope ■
in tbe city for the aooey. DoA
Knme. June ts.—TUe pope yesterday ^a deeetved1 te
m what others tell you te
operute yes­
terday, no rlok-nia was rerorlrd. Tbey received la audience tbe Right Rev. ^ eostruiY, but come apd ana for
also claim that ihw non-union men
who stayed away did ao because they
objected to working under military pro­
and t. .
tection and out of aympatby for the
Vlravorka! Bunak for the Fourth. right.
union men._______________
Stop iB tUI ■ e'eloek overy t
Get your patriotism at A A.
SonV Largest Hue in the 0
ASSEZATIOE OF HAWAII.

Bicycle Riders.

Over Caka. aad the Majority WitUag Oa ]
rnr»ally Opraed by a O
PahMYtatre.
Wllwankee. June tt-A week of <nr>
Tr—mt
OMUac ■nf£ nival In celebraUon of the golden Jubl>
Pnaiat Dyaaaty la DUMvor.
lee of WlBconaln statehood waa formalLondoa June St.—The Madrid oorre8ao nuelMO. June te-AnotWr fleet
; of The Dally Telegraph aaya:
■f tnupona haj nUed out ibn;^ tta«
-Spain la In a
OoMra Gate to the broad Pacifle. Yaa* tlOD at the Pabet theatre preaided
by Alvin P. Xletaach. prealdent of the tranaitloo without parcel during the
tarday afUmooB the third flMt of
Mir
e
Carnival
aaaoclatloB.
Mayor
present
century.
Troublea of thegraveat
aela loaded with soldicra and aapvliea
Koae delivered the eity'a addreaaof wel­
' for the PhnipfUBea boteted anchor and come and Governor Edward ScofMd Und ara brewing aU over the provinces.
I -■'the acre.cbinc or m whlaUM and ^loke for the aute. The prlndpaJ ad- Ever)' political and aortal Initliutlon U
la lumand
thalaast nervona T«4s Will 0-me Ofl- la the S
f ii*iia and the boumlng dreaa of the evenOtg waa that of Ed-,
, .
appre.
^
. . ...ei.ul doaa the bay to- ward P. vilaa of tbla dty. who tpoke!
far-alghted
Washington. June SL—The leaders of
complete debacle. But the taDthe ocean, and by nlctat were well on "Wfty Years of Butebood." The
ot the national defense la not alone the anti-annexation movement In the
CO theU war to the PhUIppInea. Yhe city presenta a mag
held a meellpg yeatetday anl de.
1 in the eaml- accuunuble for thia Incredible aa It *
ordeia to ret under way were laaued being Uvlahly deco
may seem the, majority of Bpanlarda ,
that the would reatai say egort to
ahertly after noon, bat U waa nearly
have absolutely ho Interest In the »ar. ‘ further exUnd the hours of the dally
S:M p. ro. before the anchora of the
'
-I
- fn- tOa aiaj-«.aalAn
C vl.a U■ _
trmnaporta were hotated and the prothe week.
week.
Ihe past and t<Pendea%-or to nib along gin .h,
clock
pellere aet In moboo. ‘Ibe Brat move* the
tbe dlscuBBlon nromotlv
promptly at
at llo
11 o'clock
meat of the veaaela
each day, provMlng there was a quo­
g the fleet, This ariemnoa the melu feati
rum present, but they decided te take
—• the algual for the crowds which ] the celebratb n will be e mlllUry perade
had gathered aloag the docks te eom- 1 sod the unveiling of the aollders- mono- are utterly recUi as. and ib^ndlSer- a position against the extension of tbe
mence cheer.ng the departing aoldleia. 1
ment dedleated to Wlaconsln-a civil
enee to the people-a
debatesruin
beyond
mantfeeted
6 o'clock
by In the evenand for tb. aieam whistles along the *f*r desd- In the evening there wiU be ; tlie gvv.-mlng and U( psr middle classes
Several of tbe anU-annexationlsta
city front to a. renm the'r good-byes U). » cmhd prtse bicycle psrsde. Tomor-! Is prol st.ly unparali.-ied In history,
the ships sod men wbo sre going to n>w «»■ he taken up with a parade of, Hunger and mlseo’ are making them- told Benstor Datis and other
i-.ighoui the country.
tloa leaders that when
Manila
j (he Arc department and a floral selves felt
All Heaeum TAen Are teerrive,
were eencluded they would consent that
pagssat. Thursday the Indurtrlal
Induatrlal paThrllHag umaes as the TTssepoiSs.
I l«g*unt.
'There will soon l>e Sl.OXi unemployed a vote be taken. Tltey admit In private
Tug boats, yachts—small bay ciaft of
^
feature. Friday will
. .
t Catalonia and everywhere else
that a
•n kinds-hovered around the big ?? BlT**
*•>' historical pageant
The floats la this grand pageant will be there are rtnfliar acruuats of distress.
of the legendary, exptora- going from bad to worse day by day.
throwing oranges and other things to ll“n snd settlement pettodk. The weA'a' The govertuncai is painfully conscious
the soldiers gathered on tbe decks of cdebrallon will end with a prtse yartit j and Is now- taking energetic measures,
tbs transports TTis scene on the truna- regatta on Mllwaukee'bay sad a grand | but all of these ere of a coercive charTro.,pk which might have
- ports was a thrilling one; the men were display of flreworfcs desertpUve of the actei'.
eeaafnlly defended tbe PhUlpplnes ara that hereafter until further action the
parched In the rigging like so many buttle Of Manila.
being massed at all tbe eeniera when aenatc cumvene dally at 11 a. m. Mes­
Inaerta. and handksrcldefa and flags
■same ea the DM
atan atloB ptote.-U a:e llhely to osaume sages of the prealdent w ere tseeivsd recwaved and fluttered from every port
CUeago, June M—Following
a vote of thanks to Bobaoa
bole and spar. Aa ths veaaels proceeded base ball records made by League clubs aa aggressive form, while money ta be­ and rewards for other naval heroes.
alowly down the tey the noisy demon- yamerday: At Pltuburg-Boston A ing wasted oa warships that will never Coftsideratlnn of the Hawaiian annexais of people OB the aboie became Pittsburg t; at Clurtanatl—WaAlngtoa Are n shot. The presa expects to be
and durgagged, but It unanlmbuBly declares
Btore pronounced, and Increased antU t. anrtnnatl *: at 8t. '
the din waa awful, and added to the lA 81. Louis 4; {socoad game) Baltimore that no 'amount of coercion and no
seise of whistles and belts was the It BL LeuU 1: at Chicago—Brooklyn A degree of dictatorial despotism wrlll tbe senate In oppoolUon o Ihsm. Cafbooming of many cannon from the but. Chicago *: at loulsvllle—W« grounds. hinder the country from rising and fery had not concluded hta speseb at
manUMUng lu wlIL
tartes at Fort Mason.
adJournmenL The eenferciMe report
-yrr ~j la PaMU OMISww.
"What Is far more aertous Is the us- on tbe Indian aKtfoprtatlon was rajseted.
The house devoted yesterday's aesslss
shares In the unpopularity of the gov­
1. vcnc-al ATtbup McArthur, who made
of District
ernment Tbe people argue that repres- Messages of tbe prealdeol npeommendtb»eumer IndUna bis flagabip. TTm
ChafgiBB It to Satoea Mam
aloB ta being employed solely in favor of
CIV of Para, the Ohio and Morgan City,
tng
a vote of thanks to Naval CoastrueMarquette. Mich.. June tt—A honaa the monarchy, which has remained ab­ ter Hobson and a reward to the
were the other vemels to nail with the
Indiana. Tbe eUaroer Valencia waa net belonging to James Pendlli; who ta solutely passive during the terrible na­ “Bndaen*' officers and crew iJ Cardenas
tional Crists. Ob my way to tbe palace were received but not acted upon. Tbe
to witness tbe conSnaatlon of the
youngmonarefa 1 beardexpresslon glesn message also recommended that Bobto anu-dyfaastlc sentiment/of the most
prepared for the aervice. Army officers
which bode
Ip this rtv ure much perturbed regard­
no good to tbe boy kiog. In all other
ing tbe movements of tbe Spanish
classes the same lack Af syiapnthy Is
TsawMOttF MArkM.
mgnlfrat. ‘If flp^n's
colonies arc not worth fighting for.'
Below Is a HeWthehavinr and sailCBICKAMAVOA MBB OKT BEAOT.
said one nobleman, *Srain’s dynnsty U
snd Inm prodneta in ItevFive Brigades Ordarad to MavatotbaUap- for the arrest of twenty-three owners Stitt less so. If our soldiers were not
srnt to fight tbe Tsnkees we shall take eraefaty;
poH of ahaltor.
of huBlBcsi bulldlBgs la Bloomington rare that they are not called upon
Cblekamauga Parte. Gu.. June a.— have been obuined by Deputy Stats
-^KxTwe psUM.
s for tbe sake of
Dcvlnsky,
of
ChloaTbe ordnance and quarlennaster’s den Austrian.'"
«ll 50
partmrnts were very active yestetdey go. the complaint being i
ta
ance with the law oMMT providing for BOW TBEY SEOAIIO WATSOjTg nJCFT
prepartng to complete tbe •
u oo
> be rooved- to
Doss gsU Met Ts Be 1
Dlagly and BMtolM BsaomlaatoA
the front. Pull snppUea are expected to­
Bangor. Me.. June a.-Tbe RepuhU'
day and tomorrow. Colonel lee. chief
qaartermaster. says that be will have cans of the Fourth Maine poagresalona
district yesterday rcaominated Hon. threats to send a squadron to Brain, as
all the neceasai
reported from the Uaited States, are re­
they are ready. During Bungay evening
garded here as proof that tbe American
and yesterday a number of r '
government Is seriously alarmed at tbs
UBong
the Second Wisconsin. Thlrty-flrst Mlrtigan. One Hundred and Fifty-eighth
ABBBSTUTED TZLEOHAIO.
nrgited that tt the Called Sutra were
Indiana. Fifth tillnol.s and Finy-second
to show ao lltUe regard tor tbe usages of
J?lyl
Iowa- Ammunition was also given out
civilised warfare as to bombard small,
to tbe Second divtaioD. Third corps, and
open towns America might kill a few
Third division. First corps.
A company has been organtaed at pesoeful InhablUnU and Injure private
Tbe reason for tbla rapid arming is Anderson. Ind.. to manutacture glam property, but the praeUcal eflect of
that flftt«n volunteer regiments In this tombstones and monumenta.
such a flagnat infraction of tbe laws suTOin aATSsoPTnawi
camp, Including ttie Third and Fifth □The Spanish
irana-AUaBilc liner of war would merely be to Ufldms the
Hnola. hove recelvad orders to prepare MoDlevideo la reported to have left Ba- war spirit of the BpaBtards.
for Immediate departarc. They are vans the »d. eluding the b
“As for fortified portA experience In
designated an “expeditionary for Cuba."
General John & (Cerro Gordo) WIU- Cuba and Porto Rico has rt»wn that
and while their objective point is not lamA aged W years, ta believed to be the Are of tb* raen-of-srar roakse but
Mined lb tbe order tbe gmeral under- dying nt hta borne In Moatgomcry little impression, and Amertra would
atandii«- Is tbey will go to Tamfia
county. Ky.
And It much harder to maintain a fleet
form 1 irt of the reinforrerrenta Gene
The ca'.l for tbe cmventloa of Repub­ otr the coast of the peninsula than at a
Coppirtyer Is expected to t arry to Gen­ lican League clubs has been Issued. It few havin' Ball from Key West. Tbe
eral Shafter. The entire First division, names Omaha aa the place and July U
of any
ander ceneral Wilson, and two bsigadM at the time.
ta oat of the goratloa. beca^ that Is
of tbe Second division, under Brigadier
A cyclone passed over Bscuhana. precisely w-hst the Spaniards would IlkA
Geaeral PnUand. rompoee the expedi­ Mich., and turned over many tight Bach are the views commonly enter­
tionary force. Among the regimenu buildings snd lowered a mile of tela- tained hew. The peace movenient In travel on bridges The Oounel!
Truverae dtv ordnlns:
which win go are the Third Wlsconsla. graph poles.
CaUlonIa M gaining strength. An In­
Section 1. It ehaU sot be Inwtnl le
Flftk ima.«i«. Third Illlnoli, Second
fluential commisotaB bradvd by the siWleoimsin. Tklny-rirst Miehlgan. One
eralde of ^rralona has arrived and will ride, drive or prepel eny wagoa, cart,
oarrlage. dray. gV- bos. oBnlbuA hack
_
.for each additional word. Now U ta M have
ar other vehicle which b drawn by one
Hundred and Flfty-elghUi Indians.
the subject of ineasi
known Juet when the move- i
. _
dMirras tn Gatolasdk.
begin, aa General Brooke as ' "«**®4e; 8wa
a large body
“General BMneo ha* •
yet has Issued
■ued n..
no orders eneeiA
eneejA the
tbe one I
I«U *•* *
*■
for Mjmrdlate prepsrailoaa. ^ indl-1 Columbia mine, sear Crystal FaJta. of troops toward Gai
gas taster than a walk.
the sxpected advance by tbe Ai
SeA i. Ibis ordinance •hnU sot nrc:
ratltma arc. however, that the flrsl to j
__
go will get away tonuTrow The two I There u a society In Legborn. Wla.. from that point. CoBaldccable ralnforce- vent the moving of teams and apparatexpected from ManxaaltlA ns of the Fira departmcMt as rapidly
rallmadi leading from here to the Flor- | comprlxlng Be fewer thaw S.OOO mem- but they may
be delved by the bad as may be aeaeraary is the dtodinrg*
Ma coast have been prepared ft.r emer- i"™- which succors the Mck and bmies rhadf and by Insurgent bandA*
gene)' orders for some Utne. They have • *he dead gratullouslr.
BrttMh FrwlM- tor ftar Mdirrw.
score* of locomotives and hundreds of ' Mayor llarrlBon. of Cbiragn. received
Potter Palmer a check for tAW6
cara la walliag. and can handle tbe
Ltondon, June fS.—A dispatch to ne nance ahatl te punished by a flse of
rapidly. The fifteen regiments under as a contribution to the Army and Navy Dally News from 'Port Antonio. Ja- not lees than one dollar nor more than
orders are the beat trained and best League's relief fund.
snalCA. sars: "The conditions in which twenty doUara and oosu of proaeennqulpped nt the camp.
During an
the Amertrons snlcfvd Ibe battle of 8e- tkm and in the ImpealUon of sock fine
ll-year-rtd daughter of John Bteen. a vl'.la show that their flghtlng w-as rvally
Cewn Msetla) at Otap Algsr.
MilIn <*h'-rry Creek.nearMarquettA
cent. When attacked they w
Wnablngtnn, June fA—A cottrt-mar. farmer
e andooatahelm
Mich., was killed by llgbtnlng.
tlai assembled at Camp Alger yesterday
tha rtty priacia or is Grand
Tbe alilngle mill of Henry Wonwr.
and tried Lieutenani C. C. Ames and ntne miles from Bloomer. Chippewa'^ si>bt of less thoroughbrod awn. Their Travarae eovt^ jail until aneh fins
Prlraie Hodges, both of tbe Beventh county. Wla. was burned with
wUtt te Daid, r'~-------------------tongues werr swelled for thirst and
lUiBols. Ueutenant Ames was tried
eat shalKte exaete the pwled of
their throats ahrlvslled. 'Heffi' said a
for going to Columbus. O.. without ahlaglea There was no tnsuranee.
survivor, 'baa no terrors for me now.’ “
,Jewv*. Prlvaw Hodges, while acting as
nsJorT orderly, left the camp, but waa
Bight* sfB
captured In PhllsdelphU. The finding to the Chicago Title and Trust company.
Hudson. Wta.. June 2S.-6L Crate flahAssets. 1146.000; ilalilltUes, not stated.
..........
t In both oases wilt be
•rmsn are Jubilant over a decision juat
AUbongb blind in one eye. the laU handed down by the supreme court at
parted to ffie war department and a
Professor
Musller.
of
Vienna,
mastered
flnal declelon will be made public by tbe
sustaining the lower suurt la Coundlt
bundl of the
of '^veraa dty on
1M languagee and was one of the Madison
Judge advocate general of tbe army.
Ihe case of Willow River club agalaat
Other offenders to be tried by eoim- greatest ethnologists of modern tlroea. Frank Wade. It Is a great victory lor
PreMflent £. Benjamin Andrews of lorai flabermsB as well as for tbe pso^e
nmrllal are Colonel Rarneic of the One
A. W. BxsEnD. Clerk.
Brown
university.
a1U
accept
tbe
poslBundrad and Blxtr-nlnrh Indiana, wbo
of the state, as It modltles the common
4 Chlrage Uw rule of exclusive right of fishery
IS cbsrged with hsrtng canned one of Uon of
bis men to ride a sawborM. Adjutant sebooU If the new board off edimi^ la the rtiATian owner and affeeU every
•ee mr asv jewelry ntera when
D. R. Gebhnrt is said to bare attempted oners K to kirn.
stream In the state wbevt almllar con- -Moomete tbe pcstoaee and take ndToal
Turkey,
an
Italian
miner,
fell
te ride over a sentry. _
dItioB* prevalL
dow« the shaft WO feet at the Tndea
Mad a Bight XS M Ogksgsd.
Two Mere Teltow Fever DaasA
mine at Bessemer. Midi., while at­
Beao. Nev.. June SS.—Fifteen regular tempting to get on a movlag cage. He
Washington. June tt. - A dispatch
army rscmlts ea route from GtnrtnnaU was liiBtantly killed.
from Surgeoa Carter at McUaarT.Mlaa..
to flan Pranrlseu were taken from the
A number of aeniors from the Mgla- to Surgeon General Wyenan. of the mstrain No. t west-bound yraierday and
rtae
hoapttal aervicc. says one new
ot the DnIveraltF'of
fOaced under arrest on a warrant swnn Michigan wiD p
In town devrtoped Thursday and an­
out by a brakeman on tbe train whon
e ITnIted States ho^tal ship Re- other one has been dlkcsvered fow
liMT 'turned up and ^panked" at thi
ibUm out U Uto country. This Ml
Tbey
are
needed
to
run
the
loe•taUon here. It aeelcl^that tbe eonduc
Asreloftsd Sunday.
tor gave orders to ksep them out of ths
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