The Morning Record, July 16, 1898

The Morning Record, July 16, 1898

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Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

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1898-07-16

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THE MORNING RECORD, f^
TKAVKBSK CITY, MICE. SATURDAY, JUtY 18. 1898.
satisfactory vagueness and uncertain^
of all General Shafter’^ messages was
the subject of discussion at the cabinet
meeting today. The result was that at
^ptaln 0«ne»I at 0ob» Saw FntOlt; President McKinley’s dictation, a sharp­
of Saalatanoa uil.6rdarad Bor.
ly worded message was sent to him from
ihe cabinet room, suggesting that the
rondor of Santtago.
administration would like to know what
had been done at Santi;^, and what
was expected to be done with the terri­
tory and troops under his command by
! jIow in Oooiaa of Arrangomant By the surrender. The hope was express­
ed that this would bring a response
Oommiiaionera Appolntad
containing some desired information.
For That Pnrpoae.

ILANCO'S ORDER

pDETtlLOFSEnLEMHIT

••Mnl mia^Stotod Um tt«R«ad«r Vu As AbMlBts uA oenplsts ss »«ttfbls--«hslta(^ Offid&l ■UtwBSBt SAovs Thst Absat 20.000
PrlsoBsos Are T*kn—Seat Xots VtU S« Op.
•m Ports Meo Where s Ticorou Osnpei«B
WIU Take Flees.
Washington. )uly 15.—(Special)—
The following bulletin has been pos^
ed at the war department ffom General
Shafter:
- “Headquarters. Santiago, via Playa
:^el Este, July 15. Adjuunt General,
■•Washington. I sent you several tele'^rams yesterday, as did General Miles,
in regard to the surrender. General
iToral agreed yesterday positively to
^surrender all the forces under his com*
;snand in eastern Cuba, upon the dis^nct understanding that they were to
■ibe sent to Spain by the United States,
•tating that this surrender was author*
«z«d by General Blanco and that its
rsubmission tomorrow was merely for­
mal. Commissioners to arrange the
{ .details were appointed. General Wheel­
men General Lawton, and Lieutenant
Miley, on the part of the United
States. Points were immediately raised
-Jby the Spanish commissioners. The
!<liscussion lasted until 10 o’clock last
sight. My commissioners think that
matters will be settled today and
met at 9:30 o’clock this forenoon.
There are about 12.000 troops in the
:katy and about as many more in the
WutTOunding districts. 25.000 in all will
1>e transported. General Miles was
present and said the surrender was as
absolute and complete as possible. It
f^nnnt be possible that there will be
failure in completing the arrange■ments.
“A water famine in the city is immii^t. They have the supply cut
This was told Lieutenant Miley by the
English commissioners. I will wire
frequently when negotiations are pro(Signed)

Shaftxr."

Terms of the I
■ New York, July is.-KSpecia!)—A
cable to the afternoon papers from San­
tiago ,via Port Aptonio, Jamaica, says
jefae terms on which forces at Santiago
,surrendered were these:
“Spain gives up city and province.
Spanish troops will be sent'to Spain by
the United States
' • “About 20,000 men are • surrendered.
' At least one half of the number being
in die city.
: “The United States takes the forts
iind guns.
“The Spanisn officers keep their side
Arms.
“The United Sutes troops are not to
; enter the city until the Spanish troops
^ shall have embarked for Spain.
“The Americans are to keep th^ circl^f guards outside the city.
^“The Red Cross people are to be pi^
mined to go into the city.
“Refugees are to be allowed to return
to their homes on Friday.
“ “The Spanish police of Santiago,
while preparing for the departure of
ijthe Spanish troops, are to keep ont
stragglers and marauders with the as­

sistance of the Cubans.”

MUTIU UW IN SPAIN.
PabUeetlon of That Deoroe Aoooptpd
as STidence that Spain Wanta
No More War.
Madrid, July 15—Martial law has
been proclaimed throughout the king­
dom of Spain. A decree has been pub­
lished suspending in every province
throughout the nation the rights of in­
individuals as guaranteed by the con­
stitution.
The publication of the decree is gen­
erally accepted as being proof that
Spain is now ready to sue for peace and
that negotiations are actually in prog­
ress.
The government wishes to have full
power to suppress any eridences of
discontent or rebellion whenever it
may appear. The Carlists are furious
and are sure to attempt trouble.
One of the ministers has expressed
thtfconviciion that official overtures
for peace will be made before Sunday,
and there are reasons to believe France
has offered her serv ices^ to Spain, and
that Spain has drawn up conditions for
peace which she offciwas the basis for
negotiation.
^
Sagasta is quoted as saying that
Spain wants peace, but that “it must be
honorable peace, as Spain deserves.”
SIGNS OF PEACE.
Reported Spain at Dast Sees The Fatu­
ity of CohtiBiiing the War.
New York. July 15.—The Sun’s Lon­
don correspondent says Madrid advices
indicate that the government has suc­
ceeded in convincing General Blanco
of the uselessness of continuing the war.
It is stated in ministerial circles that
France has offered herservices ia bring­
ing about peace.
The Epoca sees the certainty of a re­
bellion of the Carlists and advises the
government to occupy the northern
provinces with troops at once.
Premier Sagasta declares that Spain
cannc^accept the proposals which the
Ameri^n newspapers ascribe to Presi­
dent McKinley,
i
The Journal says the report of San­
tiago’s capitulation reached the English
house of commons at 11 o’clock last
night.
The view generally taken by British
statesmen is that this means that the
end of the Amcrican-Spanish war is in
sight. The British foreign office has
no knowledge yet of peace negotiations,
however.
The government there apparently
has reason to expect that such negoti­
ations will be opened through the
French ambassador at Washington.
SDICXDE IN MT. 0DEMEN&
Mn. AmeUa Barkbardt Bongbt Death
By Hanging.
Ml Clemens, July is.-(Special)Mrs. Amelia BurkhardL daughter of
Wm. Fluemer. a prominent German,
committed suicide in the kitchen of her
parents’ home this afternoon, by hang­
ing herself. Insanity is given as the

^ A Hospital capable of holding 2,000
aits will be established in the hills
Santiago immediately.

Michigan Men In Hoeidtal at Fortraas
Monroe- Company M Not Bepresented-AD WUl Recover.
Fortress Monroe, July i5.-^Special)—
Twenty-eight cou in the United Sutes
miliury hospiul here, conuin Michi­
gan velunteers, either wounded in bat­
tle or suffering from disease. Eleven
were brought in Wednesday, on the
City of Washington and the remainder
yesterday on the Breakwater. The list
is as follows:
Thirty-third regiment—Sergent Ma­
jor Giesel, Corporal Stephens, Co. I;
Corporal Woodruff, Co. G; Privates
Hillborne, Co. C; Lewis, Co. Cr Mar­
tin, Co. I; Morton, Co. I; Surk, Co. L;
Warren, Co. A; Desmoines, Co. E;
Hutton, Co. L; Kaiser, Co, K: King,
•Co.L; Maloney. Co. G; McDolald, Co.
K; Mooney. Co. L. Hull. Co, H; Rott,
Co. L: Stiff. Co. G: Trickey. Co. K;
•Evans, Co. K.
Thirty-fourth regiment — Corporal
Rice. Co. I; Privates Johnson, Co,
McNalley. Co. G; Johnson. Co. C;
Reande, Co. L; Taylor, Co.G; Wilson,
Co. K.
The chief surgeon gives every assur­
ance that none of the Michigan men
are likely to die.
Most of the men received their in­
juries in the Aguadores baftle. Private
Surk lost his right arm. Amos John-son had a gunshot in his left leg. Fred
W. Warren had his left arm perforated
by a bullet Malarial fe%*er, sunstroke
and measles each claim victims. The
rest are suffering from minor gunshot
woiihds. Many are-suffering more from
the effect of the rough voyage
from Siboney than from their injuries
Several of the worst cases of Michi­
gan’s wounded were left at Siboney to
awAil the hospiul ship Relief. Among
them is Private Curtis of the Thirtythird, whose right thigh was amputa­
ted.
HORRIBLE DEATH IN DETROIT.
St

Louis Woman Fell Down
Elevator Shaft

A,

Ww first aasenneed is TraverM CHy by
the news dirset- same way with bouseas. We are the
first firm to offer staple line of Wall Paper at 2c donUe
roO—becaose we boy direct from the factory.

CITY BOOKSTORE,
880 Front Street

HoUey A 0<mnable

Santiago Has Fallen
But the quality of our Picture Framing is still held
up. XeM' Mouldings Just received. Oiir stock is always
new and complete.

MaiUiam BlocL

HASKELL’S BOOKSTORE.

DUCKSI
Plain, striped, Dotted, etc.
In nsry and black. Very popijlar now. New goodsr- Price
i
12*c per yard.
a The Cotton Covert CSotba, too, in all the leadin colon. 12|c
#
a yard.
i CTCIIIDCDP’O

Dry Goods, Carpet

) V I □nULnU U

Clothing House.

If You Have Logs to Sell
Oorreepond with the Traverse Oity Lomber Company.
We hare for sale Good,

Sound Hemlock Lumber,
Maple Flooring.
Short Maple Wood.
EaATTPS

SAT.-RI

Mill Machinery of all deecriptions,inclading Two Engines,
Set Works, Carriages and Saws. A complete Sew Mill Plant
for sale.

TRAVERSE CITY LUMBER CO

an

Detroit. July 15.—(Special)—An un­
known woman fell down the elevator
shaft in Elliott’s dry goods store today
and was instantly kitl^. She h^d or­
dered her purchases shipped to St
Louis. Mich.
STONE OF SAN FRANOISOO.

Don’t Buy a BicycleOr Get One Repaired
Remember Mj New Place-

3^12 South Union
Beat Dlngley out for President Nation­
hi VtKls 111 Tudim te Bad.
al Republican League.
Omaha, July 15.—(Special.)—Colonel
Geoige Stone of San Franscisco. was
elected president of the National Re­
publican League today. Dingley of
Michigan stood third.

Street, 0|iposjte C. t W. M. Bepet
H. E. GIBBS, Propr.

HasHngs' Real Estate Agency.

To More on Porto Rloo.
Washington. July is.-(Special-)Secrcury Alger stated that the Porto Rico
expedition would go forward at once,
with President McKinley’s approval.
General Miles had perfected the ar­
rangements before he left Washington.
Orders have already been sent to Ad­
miral Sampson to render General Miles
the assisunce of the navy and a num­
ber of warships will leave for the is­
land immediately to rfeducc the fortifications.
Ravages of Tellow Jack.
Washington. July 15.—(Special)—
The war department has iwived re­
ports from Santiago showing that five
deaths have occured among the yellow
fever
in the' American army.
More immune doctors and nurses will
be sent to camp at once-

Porto Rloo Terror Strteken.
WUl OoMaHalfMlUonSt. Thomas, July 15.—(Special)—The
Washington, Ju(y. 15.—(Special.)—
. President Demanded DetaOe.
Colonel Hecker places the cost of infaabiunts of Porto Rico are fieeing in
New York, July ig.-^Special)—The sending Spaniards back to Spain at terror, having heard of the contemplat­
ed invasion of the-Unifed Sutes army.
in’s Washington special says the un­ half a million dollars.
.

TwoOsnt^

The Soirender of Santiago

UST OF THE WOUNDED.

tOlootV)(,CMUbeaM. noclocMIoa.
Mrwt. e«B b* hooftit tor WOO.
*0 lest lea. gttoA d v*Ulii«. Fere wood, tm dear*
no per Btntk luu'J
te.
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I^fraa thecUr. Lead (ood, »eU waidred. reur or- J nu a tnrs»)D for oolr *1AA
OCTW 1 «;U«
laproT^. wlUfcoooUto —ploeo^wdlTld^
■o|oat »a d«air»blr or norc oc

A Matchless Bargain
• 50 dozen Misses' fast black seamless hose, sizes
from 5 to 8^, at the low unheard of price of 6 cents
per pair.
A lot of straw matting, remnants of our large
spring st<^k. Some fair sized pieces. Values rang­
ing from 15 to 25c. To close quick we have pat
them at 10c per yard..
Big reduction in Ingrain remnants.
Our millinery department is creating qnite
sensation. Onr finest pattern bats, $6 and $7, going
at $3.50.
,

The Boston Store,
Front Strpet.

QLA88 BLOCK.

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T^ XOBVmo aaOOBPt ■ATPBPAT. TUT/T 16. 16M.
I jfosme BBOOBJ)

OoecK* Verfl railed To Appear aad Xt
laBaUoaodXa BoMrtod After Oot.
tlag Marriod Thuiaday, aad Bled To
ODlmaBlMe.
, t. W. Bamwmm. »dllor Wd Mu>f«r.
The lad of toe recndb who aro to
make ap the faU qaota of Oa. M. Tbir.
8UB80WPTI0M8.
ty-fonrto Miehlgaa Tolaatoora. t
ooatodr to camp Algor yeotorday by
toaaat MUarr. Tbo boyo wore
•■■.irNBASBi i

.OiROneBL&TCB

M ti tkc tttiamm *t 7>*WM Cttr.
«se>.. M MCB«a «u» —wr.

FlKnou* raporti totke oo«tr»rj-i»oV;
wtttatM4iiir ttien »K>«u* to b« m
noMB for wofij over Uo eonno of
jBMioetlorUobeot ootorUl for tho
Miaiac. TkenoedlowolorMowtko
of bricK «M Mttled koforo
Mjr BOTO WM «o4e «poo tko work,
nomtroet drmwa kj Ue
MdltfiMd kT tho mtrmotor, ooUod
iar“mBBkor ooe” notorkl. Ywtar*
Jbftbt ooBioittee Mleetod Uo klod
MdquUty of krlek «o bo oood ond
4h«7 Obooo whot io eoortderod tho Tory
boot, 'tbo “AkroB iMp^ooo prooood
«clok.''«od tkoy «UI taotot tkot tbo
iMoratebomvplMlo ether perttau
M tko bmUdiBC, McotAiac to the Ur»i
Odtkoedktnet.
ir li ooUkAod tkot it wUl i09Biro
^•o,M0 doUoTo to troaneort Iko apoaM priNBon uka ot teaUBfo book
ia»f)Maa. TbotioocoedbUefiBOoor
^ ft wonld bo worth oil of that
Moain to pot theiB off ootoh tho
Mooa father tkoo boro the* eoopod
«p boro at poklie eapoase. Aa8 If wo
jmld witacoo tho roeoption of tho ool4tan whoa thoy dioosbork at Madrid
tbo 4rbt would bo worth doiWo Uo
jBiimtrfadaio^cB.

them to remember tbe
totoraot taken by Trarorao City people
to toolr welfare aad fatarc earoar. Tbo
Boyo Bond led tbe oompaay to tbo^
pot aad a throng ot eltlaoao saw too
boyo off. Ao tt|^4;»0 train polled oat
the bond otrock ap aa laspUi^ otrala
aad ohoan raat the air aatU too trato
waa loot to elow aroaad toqearra.
It wao oxpoetod that tboro wore to
bare boon » to the ptrty. bat oaly il
weataway. Whoa ti e time to gather
toe boyo togeUer eamo yeotorday nooa
foand that George S. Ford wao
mtetog. Inqalry and aeareh faflod to
loooal hb wkaroaboau and at toot it
wao beUoTod Uot bo had deoortoA
fbrdbaokaowato haeo todalgodtoo
frooly to totoxbaau on too oroatog
proriooo aad later it wm learaod that
w bad boagkt atklcot for MUwaakoe
aad dboppoarod. It wao aloo loaraod
that he woo married by Jeotleo Brown
to a Traroroe Cl^ girl on Tkaroday
momlag. Farther iaformatioa aa to
kbwheroaboaU hao aot boea glroa.
ihoogh Ldoateeant HUner dzpeeb to
aad oeod him to Camp
Alger aador a gaard, where ke will aadly be ooart-aurtlaled and a
foaad galUy of doaertba.
Bard was well kaoora to the oHyaai
wao formerly a ccaobiima for B. S.
Hall.
FoUowtog b tho eompUte Uat of reernito:
Orla D. Meroo, Benjamto F. Carllolo.
J. Edward Eaao, Pbtor Jehnooa, Chao.
B. BehefleM, George Ford. FraakD.
Hay. Bioberi
Browa, Chao. Carpoatar, WllUam O. Bmuy, Lewb F.
Beadsraoa, Albert Kerotay, Worroa
O. Haabinger, Elmer L. Headrbkooa.
Traeorse City; Frank Bick, OopomUh;
Jay B. Fiaaer. Baaeah; Haas P. lbpoooea, Edmore; Wm. BobUlard, MaoJoha Jaaoito' Solea; Alloa C
SpoBoid. Orlatt; LafayotU W. Caae,
Imke Abb; Berbert G. Dean, Aagell; i
Z<oe Wlfhtmnn. Monroe Centre: Leoa
B. BoS. PUtte: Otb J. Lakym. Bingoley: Dominic Chaae, Long Lake; Irrlag
Cook. Tiarorm City.

ta Io reported that whoa «Moral
Miaaeo loaraod of tho dootroettoo of
.^orTorab float ho at oneo ntado prepbratloao to oemBit nleido. lio oafht
jpet to bo dlaooitrofod over a litUo
STUV9 BT BBSS.
fbiac Uka thak After tho AmotIcob
^•tahaU hate tackled Hataaa tkoB Xra Ooorgo Beitnor Unfortanato
M penoaal oxporleaeo mi(ht ^notify
yiobm of HPioy •athetora.
A»*AO«iroa_______________
SoBie six weeks ago. Mra. Goo. B^tor of Elmwood township, ia attomptEcTb 000, ioB't It OBly abont throe
lag to hire two retaotory swarms of
jctki ofo that Blaaeo promioed
wao ropaatodly otnag ia tho wrbt
jipaiB that bo weald iaoado tho Oalted
and banA She asod tho aid foohioaod
Jbln wtto sa amy of M.OOO Moa, aad
remody. damp mack, bat wiU bdiftoko pBOaooolaa of Waakioftaa. aad
toraat reoaUo. After oafforing for two
^all the SpasMi flac to tho domo of the
iko WiU Uo poboB. she onaonlted a
Pdtho Capitol? There ooeM to hate
pkyelcbB. It bos Ukea Uo form of
Am a lUraleaUtioB oomewhoro.
Mbon-try poiooniag aad b ao thoroagkly Impagaatod ia her blood ao to
I erapUons to bo geaeral. Sbe
eaffota from Intonae iichiag and boraSfeyelo iMcne BoUooa the ProooBt
and eoaooqnoaGy leas of sleep.
Otdioaaoo Io AU Might If
‘ Maoort Motoo.
Vfidlp Baforood.
Mr. and Mra Lori Miloo aad dangbt
At too mtotiag of the Bicyelo Loagao
Wt hlffbt atUoeaglaohoaK. B. W. tor of WilmtagtoB. Okie, ■reamong the
late arrirab at the Cettege Boom.
A party oearisttag of Mr. aad Mra
pro tom. aad oa aietioD a eonnnitteo
gdtwo, B. W. CaaoIagbaiB aad E. B. C. B. PolmeraaddoaghWr of Footorla,
ABya.wao chooea to appoint eom- <tolo. aad It. B. Palmer wife aod
daughter
of Toledo Ohio, airired bet
■BMooo of two is oato ward ts drea*
tote to* following peUtloB to bo pra- night aad wUI Tbit tbe reoortt b thb
•patod to too cemnell:
Wo. the BBdenigaod rooidoBta of
W. Corey aad 0. C. Adams of- ClereWiataiao City beliote that there aro
•boat IWO bieyeloo la the dty. Mao; laad. came ap last night aad wlU enjoy
oroald bo ooriooaiy laeoatoaiooeed b; Ue breosoa off too hay. at tbo Park
Ivtoor TBtrirtioBo Of tho riding of Plaea
I toe cldewalke of tke
be <city.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Powora of Chicago
« wo moot otraeoUy protoat
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fnrtker reotrietioM. Wo aloo aro among tbe Uto arrirab at tbe Park
Boat oanooUy reqaeet that all loooe Place. Tboy will be hero during too
etoPB. blodu of ooal and wood bo at immor mooUs.
eooo remoted from the strooU aad Uo
Mr. and If n. Bart Conroy of Chicago
etoaoM to the fulan
tor- We belleto
arrired ia Uo city Uot eroalag. Taoy
toore are ooariy if not qolto oo many hare boon rUtlog among too rooorto,
•aKpayerc among
If the
\ ownoro of blcyto owaoro «f horoee and aad from here wUl go to Grand Hsi
goo j^aotoBg a»o'
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ehooaoIderoUoBobonld
A. W. Feiek and wife
bo toown for the wanu of bicycle rid- by Miss Carrie, Danke eoam from
•ra W earriagc owaera, and that wtU•at any opocial tax that weald not ap- Elmira lost oronlng. After spending
pl^ equally to to tbe:owaoro of elUor a short Uau here Uey will Isare for
aa extended rblt et Areadia.
Oopleo of toe petition wlU bo left at
Mr. and Mra C. L. Thompeoa. J. B.
too otoreo of the Haanah A Lay Mer- Hoarmaa aid wife aad Mr. aad Mrs.
•aatOo Co., 8. B. Wait, Bacoapasd bane Priiml arrired b Ue elty yesBigto ofBooa, aad toe Meyde ahepa of tordey from Dearille. lad. They are
AngoM Petaader aad B. £. Oibbo.
atoppbg at toe CotUgs House fOr a
Zt wai the oobm of the oeottog that while, aed wUl rbit other rceorts
If too oxlstihr ordiaaaoo b
aronad Oraad TraTerme Bay.
tome will be little codm for n
Mra JowMt a( Fenet tadgo b antor.parttonlarlyaawopood.
toieing Mbs Brans of Muybad.
whom ebe has not seen for a number
ZlBwood Tot
of yeara
At toe eaneao of repobUeaeo la Elm-oroed towatklp yeotorday tbe followThera wIU be serriees in the Eraalag delegatea were elected to the gelieal ehnreh thb afteraooa at t-M.
Maa^ eonrontioa to be held to U
by B«r. J. A. Frye of Oraad
today:
BapMa
J. B. OamL
WUllam DalmU.W.
Motiee to our Meads aad patroaa
tboapeoa. V. Meboh. W. Moboa, A. Any one wbhlng the eerriees of oar
head trimmmTMba Jennie E Palmer
MaaM.
please eaU before tbtmday. July
Opaat* eommittoe—Wonaa Hoaia, wUI
l«.aaehobarasoaUot date
her
/. B. fbBpkdlamd V. Mtoa.
eaoatbn.
TncBoma trou.

BtSTBICTIOIIS Ellinilill.

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t^VKaSKOITT. - MIOHIOAK MLayXM MBOMtrZTS MOM 00. V.
•TAMXXD BOmeAMM ALOXM.
P CTAVEflB HTOir.Ti
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Btoldtog OanaUttoo Mkvo Bodttod
WpoB Zlad «r Mrlok to Mo Vtod
to too Mow Omut Moam
CheapMt fiod meet reliable place to get your bicycle repaired aad
Tbo baUdlng eommltUo of too board
pat ia go^ nmoiog order. Hare bad* seTeral yean experience
t oaperrboia held o meotb« to too
knoir boir it ahoold be dose. Satiafaetion gsarasieed. I am aelling
aftoo of too oaaaty obrk yeotorday
biiwcle ansdrlea at aboot ooflt New asd aecood basd wbeela for aalo
afteraooB and decided npoa the mater­
and to rest. Pleaae rire oa a trial.
ial to bo need to toe baiidtog aad dbBrazing a specialty.
pooed of oondderable oUer bnotoem to
toe work.
Tbo eommittoe dbcoooed oorcral
gradoo aad mmkoo of brick and doeiiad
aaaaimoaaly apon tho Akrga Imprerioat prooood brick, which b ooaoldorod
too fery boot made aad wbbb b maaofactarod by tbo Clovobad BydiaaUeProaa Briok Co. Tbo
d toat tho otopo of the
boildiag oheald be of a flao qaality of
Bedford otoae and the trliamtogt blue
Amberat aandatoao.
Thomao Mealtoa wao formally electHew Btors and Bspslr Shop.
1 eaportotondoat of tlm bnUdiag at
aalary of fS.»o per day. Ooatraetor Onmd Baplda BmraldB Vnru Agate
Oibooa will aow ruth the work.
Mead Easy Marks for tbo Hustlm
The oeloeUoa of tbo matorial for tho
314 E. Front Street,
te a Bagged Same.
atruotaro b ia otrlct aceordaaoo with
The Btutlore agate defeated the
toe ooBtraet which calU for aatobei
Grand
Bapitb
Beralds
te
a
Tory
one
one laatorbl.
tided eontoat at the TwelfU atiaet •
DO
MATHAuat soBMScnrs ohazm park yoaurday. Tko ao* first kooclS
PAT?T?V^
man for Uc homo team did not arrire S XbU 1 L/AnKI
By Which 8ho b ftalsing Largo Sums
00 Ike BnUor woe omigned Ust peelBor An AmbuUaoe Ship.
tion, aad played te a rory saUefaetory
Afew'dayoogoihe ExoouD loferred
Rwsand Slmmoas, Ue pltobto a chain aebonte toaagaraUd to rabo ere for tke rialton. were easy for tbs
fando for aa ambalaaco ohlp, tbe ro- BnsUera. wko aseurod 17 kite off their I Of unsalable goods, but try to keep iust what we
tarao of which were to be seat to Mbs dalieory.
I think you’ll need in every day life. We wast to call
Nolhalle Scbeack at Babylon, Long
Ia Us Uird inning. wiU Utm
^ ^our attention to the’ nice hams aud bacon we have
blond, and dbcooraged tho oeadlng of •n bases. Bunt stepped up to the plate
J just received.
fandt through oaeh agenclm.
WkUo and knocked ool a home yun^ Two'
IT oebomoo of thb sort hare bees base hits by Uo local tMm were quite
raoortod to by onkaowa peroono for frequenk
Dolan for Ue oppooteg
'Phone 167.
248 Front Stinot. S’!'
theparpooeof rabtog funds through team eocured a thrm bagger in Ue
tfaooe charltoblT IneUaed. it ai^oaro first tenl^. te Uo aoTopU teateg Uo
that thb b a project Inaogaratod by a Tislurs made a double play.
AsMo
wiorUy yoang woman and b beiag from Uooe noted and a asmbor af ta­
Kxa Bonn bbpbotbii.
moclentteaaly oarrbd oak
rn tbo game wae featurela tbbooanoeUoa Ue followbg artTl“ Op" • •••o" I*
tele dated from New York, eoema to ‘Ti«oU.Ml7 Mr a. t.U
prore that tbe plaa U operated for a "Wild Jim" gars aa oxhibitioB Of bls|
te Oohon BoUdteg.
We arc agate ready, with a terg*
MgiUmale beaeflt aad a worthy came: ■kill te ataooU^. Ptoooo of krieko,! Tko council bold a oprclal moolteg otoek of lee. to dollrer tbo earn* te nay
New York, July If.—Smae weeks oga •raago* aad walaals were knocked to Um nigkt to ooastdor Uo llqnor bond pan of Ue city.
womea throaghont Ue eonntry re- piece* ia tbe air. He ates sbot toe aob-' «f j<An Tealsh. whe srill opea a ulooa
Maple block wood aloo for teto.
eairod lettom Mklng them to partici­ es off a cigar, which was held te his | te tbo Cohen baildlng, wool ef Stote.
BOPSIHS BS08.
pate in aa “OBdlcao ebaiB” for tbe pap­ paper's mMth.
I hergls Grand Opera Boots. Henry BrodTelophouSo.»4.’.
pose of rabiag moneT for an iee plant
FoUowteg ts tke malt ef tke game: ks'reo aad Frank
sk Brock were
for tbe NaUeaal Bad Crmo aoebty.
s. i& F.a A. z. sareties effered •and tUboodwi
kboodwaaaps > 0 0 s
Whyoboald
prorefi.
yea carry tetnraaeo
send ten eenU toMbo Nathalie Bcbeaek
ef Babylon. L. I., aad toroaaw tbo roTwo MkBiMMFapmo Baafi.
qaost apon throe of their frieada
Uwalte, mayor of MaaTbs roealt b that Ue pootofflee at
Men. >as < ■ meneed libel oaiU
OP QAVkOSD. MIOH.r
Bobyloo. a littio rillage where sarorol
agaiut tke p
s 0f Us Maalstoe
rieb New York people hare Uelr sum'Because if you aro tick 14 dayo or{
Dally News aad James 8. Madhoa.
from too flrot day
reoideaoeo. bos besa baried by ro-^
propriotor of Us Maaietos Adreeate. I are takea'
also fi
from toe 'boor yon*
plies, aad Postmaster Dowdon. who
kali for Sl.OOpoir"^
Til*' mayor waste fir* Ueosaad dollars j
»
---------has been la Ue habit of handing e few
tor
aU^
^matipf
ebars^.
ct/mV;
hundred letters end half as many
Hid
to
be
Hosod
by
tbos*
papers
dur.iUer
tickl­
•iUer sicknem or aeeidenk and ore alaewspapere dally, aow reetfees hb
ing to* spring campaign.
ao bare Ue mot
mall in bags, packed fall of letUrs ad- Bocern
Stop and Ulnk. ____
________.
drcMcd to Miss Scbeack. They arerago Tw*....................a »
you get Inanred and yon will bare •»
7 ri It «
other.
8.BOO a day. aad Ue aamber b taereas- KsnUprn
•eriosB Osargo Against a OirL
........................ 7 7,« t S 0 U-3
I E. U»nJdB.......................3 I « 0 0 0 0-»
wff.
LmI night Deputy Sheriff Marria arW. R. HAR ')Y.
Misa Scbeack b a fdiool girl lam TVebaaeblU. Baal. Ball, WSMler.Gteaa- rooted Bottle Belfry oa a charge of Distrtei
for North weote a Mltol<
than oerenteen yean old. Bar family OBiWUMln Tbpw baa. him. Oolaa. Bewe betegan
iTpne City. Mich.
Snat. eialaeb.ara.Uaa DoablapUr*.
b rtcb aad well connected end lireo La Oleklaooa le EUla to Daafonb. Baooa oa eaUacts wbkh Ue laws of tbe
oae of tko haadsomeot 'manslcms nn ad baU*. off Elor t. Bieiwoea t Baao. oa bit sUto otrietly prohibit. Sbs was lodg­
I<onp bland. Ber moUor U a eoneiu hr fttfOrd baU. Pllwaa. Btrurk oot, by Bath- ed te jail.
d t Wild plteboa, Slwiaaoa. Cmpl-c.
of Mr*. Asgast Belmoak MimSchenck
imosed at the saooem of her uaflerItT; J A. Snyder WiU Betun Satnrtaking aad has eallod in all Us young
OaM Agalaet Momro Dtemlaood.
FIHE BENTAZr WO&K.
ladies ia Ue neighborhood to ae^t b
Tho ease of Uo People to Alfred
opSBlag the letters aad Ukiag care «f Measre, who wao arraotod aome time
their MBtoats. Many of thorn conteia ago on a charge of oseanlt aad battery.
money. Some of
dismlased yeotorday by Jnstioe
ockeme a owindlo. aad eeroral Verly on aeeount of ao eTideaeo to eonwriters here threateaed to
rict tbe defeodank Tbte wu a
Mbs Seboncli; but among Uo number brongbt against Memre by parttea who
are tnaey taitorestiBg aategraphs,whlefa be bad cotitcd to be arreaud and wbo
ilfle eboaloie tetaCor Proet oed Caoa oto.
Mbs Schenck proposes to bind and sell plead guilty aad paid fines last wesk,
KlM AlW
IWM.Cra»ord.Mla.AllcaT-Bobrrta.
M. Crav:
ABUd3Tr.^v ratnetioa sf tsotb ulbboat
(or tke benefit of Us canto.
MlaaBabalP.*rbae.Mlaaiowla
pelB owd UtwSODd mcW ---- --------------------------^eeanst af a dtstnrhaaee at Klngaley.
M. Wilbalai.
- tiloe rMoowltor toaUu*!
isairUueUaa «er.
One b from Mrs. McKinley, who sent
a dime wiU a
oUer U f^ Mrs. Garfield. Pmeldcai
McKutey responded Uroogh hb seerotorr. Mr. Porter. Mrs. U. 8. Grant,
Mrs. Potter Palmer. Mrs. Hokart aad
*11 the ladioi of the cabinet, Mr. and
Mrs. Leri P. Morton and all Uelr
dsughtors. ex-8ecreUry Erarts and
of people In public and priTOle life bs*e forwarded dimes. Mbs
Schsnek has already aent a ckeck
S.,:>oo to Ue Bod Crom oocieiy.'aod tbe
reeeipuarosun oomlng la at Ue rate
ol about MOO a day.

Bxxi8.8nrt«it

Only 60 cents

For Half Soling Shoes,
and Heels, 50 cents.

snrnG MmoTONous.

For .Top®

Custom Msde Shoes a Specialty.

JOSEPH SALAN.

AN IMMENSE STOCK

John j. brezina

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Tke Bonie Protecttie teociifin.’J

Miirfi
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DR. HfGOlNS, OENTISTjj

Citr SM of Mnic!

l>r. Watooe’o Fleiak
A popBlar ditiae. Dr. Wateoa oTloag
ago in all. acriouanrm must baro felt
toe spirit of Ue 30U ceatnry in'hb
seias for Uas he describes tbe first
ocnsatlons of a wboelmaa:
f do sol aak to hSTC mj (UJ
Ol war, or lore, or tsae.
i 1 doaotforoXtilo tU
Scaiatt tSo Qodo rseblio.
Om booo
ronoBc I twolorc
WHli oooprUUoa kMcl:
Ai loMt rarcM wr aok brtorc
Hum break aw oo tbr ohtrl.

Thbaftoraeoa a free exhibiUon will
be girea by Wild Jim 00 the bay ebon
Boar tho watorworka.
rom tob dmennUl July tl. too
ATareroo Bay Lino of steamera will oell
Uekota. round trip. TraToiao City to
Bay View, for gs.oo, on aeoooat of
oomp meeting.
s7«»«

Geo. R. Winnie,
Up-ttoate PaiaUr
andTaparHBagar.
Shop Opposite Bs^ Offlos.

I A fURE
hlACKANOTAN

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Whichever you may wish when eultlngr yourself with a pair — |,
of Shoes, you will find in our handsome and up-to-date stock
of Ken's Shoes. Tan Shoes are the favorites atth<s season of
tbe year, and we have themin all shades for WalkluE.;Bicy- —
ole Elding or Working. They are easy, cool and oomfortable
and the

PRICES OF COURSE .^tE
THE LOWEST IN THE CITY.

iTHEHANIMH&liyieGAIlMCal
luuuttiutiwMitiaittiuiuiuiituiiiuiuiiJ

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ILL WELL mu

ram mobtoto «boo«p. battodat. jvlt ib. i«m.
cmo RiiGiu TO Buixnn

T. Haaaab. -P. P. Urdla. A i. Dp TBB WORK 9W BUFFALO SILL.

Vrtaq, J. W. MUUkea. T. lUmatoA,

Mively
the Last Week
at Cheap
Prices. ^
Sir Richard Easton

W. A Reertoa. B. & HolL
What OpleF. Bead WrewAbMt the
enaTOHAL. Wild Weat Bhow efOoL W. F. Oodp.
OliDtte. N«h, J«>r U.—Vlfofow Ap*
L. Bebarta. A. L. Tberstoa. O. W.
t^Uon to bwlne* enabJ.0 tbo R»Ople Bead, in toe Chteaga "Peat.'
No TmiWo eporod ot tho Frwit pnWr«a L««ctie of tbo UnKod BtatM
ayde, D. C. Uaeh. J. B. Koaras. L. «rro4e of Bnflale BQl aad hb Wild
in CttboloMokoOttr«ek ond to ftnlth ^tnoot *11 U* tontine bnatnew waa bald U draafs ball jaatardaY, as Boers, F.. L. OaeU. J. L. «ibba, J. A. f
as fellowa:
nt
ti*
neconfl
d*y-»
Malob.
Hnd
U
not
peraalL
Tha
Leraager.
WoundodCemfertablo.
‘Tf man's gnateet stody b maa of
bees for tbe flckc for the potfUen of
the «oHt wo«»d BOW be »U to ordar at 1;M by Chairman J. H. M«awhat worth has Beffalo BUI heea to
TM. wba aaksd Han. J. L. 01bbt to tha
P. C QUberL F. B. Brewa, H. K. tosatodeat? Strip him of
abidr sa tamparary chairman. F. . BHakama, J. Vmly. 8. C. Daepree. O. hbtoey aad regard Urn simply asaeel'
cx-Prtaldent troodmuwCe. of ClBda- GUbart waachoaan tompotmry aaera- P. Oarver. W. W. Palrehild. L- B Wal­
leetor of tos human speetss. aad toon
mil who sp<^
ter. B. Ooedriek. 8. Garland. O. W. note tos dbtanee be advaneee beyond
« rmwattoMTBkm of partlsa, but of lbs people, and gnve toiy.
On moilan tba chair nnwiatod ns Emrdto, A. D. MsBae. J. L. Waiber A- soy “sbowoma." When Bsraem gathto Preaident McKinley great credit for
the wisdom be haa dlspUyed la the oommlttna on erndaattals; J. W. B. StlBsm. K. L Henrea.
conduct of the uflatr with Spain. The PateUn. P. E.rWalkar,W. W. Browar.
Oa mottm toe emveation sdjoanied.
_____——m
teat of the Ume was devoted to the re­
After toe adjoernmeat the cmnty
doclaied" that be’^’^eitot
ports of the standing coinmlttse.
met aad elected J. B. Moa- home to every cbQd toe truth of natTbe credeotlala committee's report, raalaUan aad order of bnainesa; W.
Scicotific Palmist.
'
XlAlBcFreeMe.
O. C. MeffotL secretary aral bbtory.
which was adopted, made no mention of W. Smith. A. B. Curtis and
roe, ehali
BSboDey, July U. rtn Kln«atop. Jn- the aaU-Tanner men from imnda The Browa.
and J. O. Johnson.
Tbe eg'■And what has Beffslo BOl dene?
■khlCB. July lS.-Tbe OIvIMob boMtnU platform rep-’n was also adopted. It Is
Mount
and
Pfalaage
(Rarto
to
eatt
eratlve oommluec wUi be named letor.
Tha oommittae on
kere today pmeat a very dIflereA ap> a standard Republican declaration on
He hae ^aed a great aehool 6t
customer tbb week free of tkvt*.
{Mrance from that which they pre- all subjects Including ttie war and In- toe fallowlBg named reatiemen aatitltoropology, aad not only wisdom bat
Scientific life reader throi«b ths
heated a week ««>>. AS- the wbnnded doraea everything that haa been done •d to aeate in toa eoavMUon. aad toair
royalty ksa been forced to appland. ■tarn aad plaaets.
**
In
that
regard.
It
leaves
the
queation
The fenowiag b the prarram to be
report was aoeeptod and adopted:
teve been removed to the borpital
Barely hb entertoinme|t b the graaV
of conquered terrllory to the prwident
61r Bletiard EMton advbM npw
•hlpo. noet of which are on the way and congreea On the finances It la for
Acme—John Psieipber, Jebn Bexle. givea by the Good Templars at their eet that tbe world baa ever eeen. and
bnainsv affslm aad tells what trade «
Bonh. and aot a alnsle one of the the gold sUndard. The next pUce of B. F. SUtoa. M. M. Wealeh. Bdmond social tob evening la Foreetera' hall:
could It have bees passible la toe rig. profession yon are kest adapted for. A
nroBBdcd remalm here. 'Rie enrilcal meeting was left to the executive com- Dcaa. Jedia HeXtonald.
Becltatlea-McMlle EenaeU.
oroM days of Rome; had tbb mam vtelt will eouvlace the ■
department now la only buey with the mittee.
Dnet-MaWe and MieaU Browa.
Blair-O. A. Briffham. F. M. Bam
eroBBdt of pnaoners who. once drw
moth play been enacted la tbe aeighLast night LOW penoha gathered at
Gradoste of LaBue PalmbtrT tfshoot
8olo-Ba1ph BaxleVL
lin. J. C. Sbnnk, M. L. Manraa. D. B.
have been taken hack to a aeparate the expoalilon auditoHum and lUtened
borhood of toe Eternal (Hty, the tobool of Paris, Fr.
Ipstrumeatal Solo—Band Maody.
camp AU the belid-.nta and butt be­ to apeecbes by Charles M. Hare, of Craadall. A. W.
bi^ ef all natlma woald today tranaIowa: Frank O. Start, of California, D C Cattoa.
8Me-8art SlBmons
fore occured by nauvea anete it
Ute lu wonders Into hid mother
MMic-Creaeeat Band.
poealble that the yemti of dlarna* and Senator Thuraton. Tbe latter closed ' Baat Bay-J. B. Makaa. W. B. C.
tongue. Morse Ims madb toe two
Sstbfrethm gnsrantesd,
Uncered have betn bamed to the bis speech wllh the remark: "Dewey MItobeU. A. D. Hewitt. E. J. Taylor.
BedUtloa-Blaachc Haskell.
aald 'D—n the torpedoes:' I say d—n tbe
worlds toneb tha Upe of their fingers
Boom 9 a. m. to 9 p. m.
around. The delria ,'aa b>'n removed, danger; go on for the country and the
BeritaUm-Predda Baiaes. .
File l*k»-0. A. Claik, P. J. Pattortegather. Cody has made the waariom
Keut week chatgM 11 aad d2.
fresh, clean tenu have been spread,
•oa. Dr. L. 8. Walter. W. W. Brewer.
of all Kattnaa join bands Who but
and ditches have le n due oro-nd eaCh
Private and retired partom at
Friends Oaaiteriy Ueettag.
James Lyls. D. C. Leaeb. Fled Lardle.
to carry away, the ra n. T\i.lay the laai DgAPLYgPLQglOHOFABOnJB
tob
man
has
conceivai
ae
fhntaatle
a
The Friends wiU hold their qeartsriy
Uar«t1d-A. D. MeSae, J. H. Baall,
batch of Cnoana was ai nt t., a -aeparate
plsy.
Known TnBsIinnd Md Two
camp ten miles dJ^iant on e hi L None •UrmvDn*Otben
. W.Bteward. F. H.PikU, A. Loaf- meoUag today. Tbe services are as
At* MMng.
'Ta one act we aee the ladlan with
•f their barc-.Be or l el n :t s’ bar been
foUows; Uocpel service 10:00 a. m.
Unlsn street, next to Unioa atna*
Buffalo. K. T.. July It-By the ex­ shore. W*. OraaL A. B. Jaekaan.
hb Migia dhrouded ta hbtory’smyMer- bridge. Lady la attendance.
left. The pivr ha^- iTc.n e t aUed beQuarterly
businees
meeting
at
1:00
p.
Oraat—F.
R
Walker.
P.
L.
Duall.
rond the surf, maklac a 'aodinc for plosion of B boiler in thcNlagaru Starch
m. Sabbath school cenfsrenes at 7:to lona fog: the oowbay (aerveutrung proKo dbplay of signs made. Cobs to
works yesterday tbe building was J. M. Beanady. J. F. Paul.
snpidlea
duet
of
toq
new
worid).
the
Aasericaa
parlor.
Perer Bo«p'e«l 1> I— s(mL
Otmb Lake-Cbaa. Thompaea, A. B. p. a. Ella J. DavbGl
wreckad, six persona kmed and twentyeoldlere. the dark Mexican, the gUttorThe woon ed a e c • y M o> o' th
six Injured. Two. sthsn arc mlaalng, Cnrtia. W. D. Bridge. B. J. Bridge.
wbo were only s.«ht y hu I haw vl
who are supposed to have perlahed. Of
Long Imlce-M. BalUrtL C. 8. CorhaU, work, will be preaeat aad give as ad- Ing eeldior of Oermany. the Impalsive
ually recovered a. d ;:re reedy to in>
the six persona who were in tbe build­
drngooa, and that strangs swift spirit
the front airaln. In the ni-a..ilme tb .-y ing only two escaped. Host of the In­ W. Ne^. R. Cbaae.
of the plsitts of Btwalt-toe CoiMek—
MayAeld-n W. Dnell. A. Van Tmare working about tie c-ai .n.b re. The jured were persons outside the workK
FicalceftoeL. A A
a SBarreleus. theatrical dbpUy. a
fever boepUa] la laclated frnm th.e aur- Sarc^ly a house with LOCO feet of tbe •el. Jm. Wise. John Wj
tesday. Jnly 20. belag tbe mb drama wlto scarcely a word—Bnrope.
Cleal ward in order to avo d the aUght- works escaped being bit with bHcka. W. Liatoe.
cat poaaihlUty of the dpread of malaria, twisted Iron or heavy umberu. Tbe
nelveiMry of toe ImdlM Librafy Aa- Asia. Afrlea and America
Psrmdlst A. B. Klvey, J. P. TiUatwhich—owlny to the heavy ra-.na—at­ tlead are; WtlUam Kelly, engineer;
eodatim, the eceasion vrlll be eele- whirl, aad yet ae Indivldoalised as
tacks aome of onr men in a mild form. Henry Schlffernsteln, fireman: Caaper soa, J. L. Uibbs. A. L. Tbnreton. R
There has'been only one death from Walter. mlUer; Charles Entemann. Osse. A. B. SUasoa. P. Mnier. B. l^ieer. breted by the members sad their Ibongk they hsd never Uft theb own
guesU trem sbreed. with e pleaic st
fever since the troops landed. These tenmsier: Mrs. Joseph W. Hoyt and W. L. WUsaB,6.M«irM.
atucka of chills and fever are prompt­ Baby Hoyt. Fatally injured — Baby
East Bay. le order to pcrfsctsrrnBge■•tfaflalo BUI has taught tos k
Travorae City. Mish. July ittA
PealMala-Beary LenMe, A. W. BOl.
ly auended to. iaaUnc as a rule from
meats tbs members are reqnested to world s lessen. It was a bold thing to Blakeatee A McUonslck. District Man*
two to three days only, really
The most aeverdy hurt of tbe other F. R. Browa. T.. L. Jeknaoa. Jr. A P. taeetatthe library room tob after­ nsdertoke. but Ub maa from tos
sgera. Traveme City, Mlto.
cUmatlns the men and leavtnc them wounded are; Alex Sloas, shoulder Grey. J. W. LeeveU. H. K. Briafcaua.
GenUemen;
AUow aw to thank ypn
noon at 2-Ae.
did IL There often sriaqa-s-msD who for check for »40.
. ctroncer than before. Many such re- fractured; Mra. Michael Meyers ribs P. F. Imrdle. O. E. DeOrew.
for kna of fisgur. I
tnned from the bosplial shlpe have broken: Albert Blakert, leg broken;
makes tha world tblnk, bat bow few wish te any that the autUemeut was
Whltowetar^H. K. Beecham. A. J.
•one to tbe front. The sanitary-condi­ Mrs. Hattie BlnkerL bands craabed:
have made tbe werid stora? la the very aattafaetory, aa 1 eaUed at yoMOftions here now are cxcellenL Water Mra Anderson, arm broken: William DeVries. J. L. Warper, A 8. Pray. C.A
Ira Gordon made an effort to snag years to come, when Oody has pamed ice in toe Jobneon htoek aad raealeml
tram a monntaln sprtiv U pientlful and Bauer, head gashed: Ida M'ftrlane, Clark, D.- Bolfe.
hb hand yesterday mornisg. aad sa« away, bnadreds of Imitntom erill arise mymeecy. i am altvays wUnagtoMr
pore. Great aitenUon la paid to clsanll- leg crashed: Mra FhllMp Darlon. head
Uaton-Matraprsseated.
cecded. Dr. HoUIday rioeed toe real to sera^blt usd etriva for a eembUnee a good word for your eompaay sad
and arm crashed: Alex Fohner and
think them euperior to aU othera.
TaAvaast cnr.
The steamer Tlgw'will laeot the of hb marvelone fores, bat he casaot
John Summert, backs Injured; Mra
Aa a precaution any arrtvaj from tbe Penny, hip torn: Maud Penny, anna
First Ward—L. Boberta, O. C. Mef- mornisg M. A K. E train today for
I. for bbtory hae marked
front Is first carefnily inapecied In the cruabed; Benjamin Peocy. scalded;
cos Soooad atnoC
toe
beneBt
of
these
going
to
Leiaad
jo
fatL <L P. Carver. J. A. Leraager, C. J.
hlmasoseofhercbildrs
medical ward before entering tblscamp. Mamie 81ca>liigi.t. foot eruihed.
iBiy coDvestlOD and othera, aad
In order that the clothing may be re­
Ebaer. A. F. (Mmeran. 8. Garland. W.
moved and fumigated before tbe man
H. Foster, C. T. Urawa, Lem TUna. rewrn la time to meet the evening
FersonaL
Chicago, Joly U.—League rscorda at
enters, the surgical hosptial. It U betrain.
UcTsd'tbat such precautions will result base, ball yesterday we.-e. At Waablng- omer SUnpaea. J. W.Patebln, J. Verly.
Frol C. T. Orawn wUl go to Ch«Koy.
Tbe Qaeen of tbe Lskm will go
Second Ward-B. Uoodrlah, B. W.
In making this camp as hehlthfol as toB-Chicago 1. Washington 1: at PhUaran today toeanduet an lasUtst*-<>-'that at Guantanamo, where not a a'ngle delphia—Cleveland V, PaJladelphla 1; at Baatiugs, C. L. tirvUlck. Tboa Monl- tbe South Manitons next week for a' for tbe next two woelm.
BaUlmort^lm-Innatl
i.
Baltimore
S—
case of malarial fever or sickness egtoe. 8. C. Darrow, H. C. Smith, L J. load of cattle.
Mrs.
Deborub Wood. Mm.
Ists. Here there are no wounded, and twelve Inning*: at Brooklyn ~ Pitts­ Batea. F. F. Greer, A. H. Brown. P.
The second teat ef the stome crusher
at the field hosplUl In tbe front there burg 1, Brooklyn 4; ml New York—SL
WiU Uke place st a o'clock tob morn­ Derbysblra. of Maaton aad Ella J.
are only seven cases, too alight to xe- Loul* 5. New York IJ: (second game) Ooodriek.
of yearly meeting
en
BailraaS
avenue,
between
Htate
Bt.
1-onls
a.
New
York
6:
at
Boatooculre bringing here. All the men who
Third Ward-P. Hannah. F. Friedlug of Soodsy aehool work In Indiana
are laid up or hurt are 'exceedingly
rich. W. W. Smiib. 8. C. Deaprea. P. C nnd Front etreets- A larger engiae
aad Mickigan. arrived in the city yeaanxious to return to tbe Uses, imi-atlent
Gilbert. A. B. Cook. G. W. Oyde. C. O. will be provided and tea toM of stone terdsy to altond the Frieuda' quarter­
WiU be craabed.
! enforced BiapoUs !. ColumHis U: at Detroit— Tbraer, M. B. Gate#. C. M. Been. J. H.
ly meeting.
Charlea Mee and Him Mead WUaon
Kansas City 7. Detroit 4; at Milwaukee Mmroe. C. Jebnam.
Mm. Jnllos Steinberg and sons Alee
—St. Joseph I, Milwaukee 7: at JnFourth Ward—E. J. Fnigbam. O. W. both of Traverse CUy, were nnttod in aad Leon returned yesterday from a
Firs rvTEs CAges abb fatai.
dlanapolla—SL Paul L Ind anapolls A
bonds of matrimony by Joatloe
Lardle. W. W. Thlrlby. F. D. Uarvln!
vbit to Petoekey.
s To Be
Final wtthe rUBl<lla» Workm.
Verly yesterday afternoon.
G. B. Craea. C. A. Baneafonl.
Mr. and Mn. J. B. McGough went to
Zaneavnie. 0-. July 15-Considerable
Tba Creaceat band wUl give as open
Fifth Ward-E C Bogan, W. E
Washington. July
Reports that progress wai made >< sterdaybythefll^t
•ontoera Hlehlgan yesterday.
have reached the war department aho«- _ ■ worker* in dl*p>slng of bualnraa Moon, L. K. aeveland. Wm. Fblrabild. air concert oe tbe varaade of tha Hotel
Jokn E Bedmoad. partner of J. F.
that there has been some mortaJIty of the ctimVntlon. The cutters' and en­ O. A. Stearns, “r. Grldley. E. O. Ladd, W>Hing tob evening.
Judge Boberta yenterday fined Frank Olbaeu. toe contractor who bbnUding
among tbe yellow fever cases wlihBbaf- graved commllleea both reported, N. B. Chapin. '
the new court bones, arrived In tbe dty
tsTs army. This, however, baa been neither reoimmendlrg suiy Impoi
Tbe committee on permanent ontaa- A. Adenaw $3 and *8-35 for tbe part he yeeUrday.
alight, as It Js said that up to tbe praIsatlon and order of busiaeaa reported took la a family qnarral.
A. E Joyce retnrned yesterday from
ent time but five cases have resulted
Abont eighty persona took advan­
toe temporary ergaaltatlm persaaCharlevoix,
where he hae been lookisg
fatally. If any report of addiUonal
aenl aad recommended toe order of tage of toa excorrion on the Coinmbb
caaes eras tec^ved yesterday the oflllaatalgbl under the aMplees of toe after tbe supply of summer beverages
butinem;
dsla declined tu make It public, hleanwbbh be b fanbbiag the big hotel.
CraeeeDt
hand.
U
was
a
deUgbtfnl
whlle Burgspn GencraL Sternberg is
FiraL—Eleetim of tbe connty eommaking arrangements to supplement
evening with good maaieaad everybody Be wont to OadlUae sad met Mm.
mittee.
the working force of "Immunea." physi­
Joyce who bus been vbiilng la Grand
Seoead.—EleetloB of toe state dde- had a geod time, toongb toe jouraay
cians and nurses at BanGago. He anBsplds- She was accompanied by her
a long one.
ABBREVIATED TELEOEAKR gatea
uouneed yesterday that 'on Monday a
Bieeo Mbs Haul Dowd.
'large
crowd
enjoyed
tbs
axenraloa
VMiael would leave "New York carrying
Third.—EleetioB of tbeeoagivatottal
■bs Ploretsee NUIer ef Masbtee b
an additional number of tMs class of
anwad the bay on the Qaeen of the
delegatee. .
risUlng in toe city.
workers and a largeconsIgDmentofbosFonrto.—Elcetioe ef seaetorial del- Lakes Uat evening, llnsie was fnrnMajor General Merritt arrived
pltal BUiipIb-a.
Mim Ethel Gibbs of Wrat Eighth
bbed by toe Boy's Band. Aaotoer exTbe pollr>' "f isolating the rltk from Honolulu on his way ut Manila July 6.
street'b entertoining Mbs Faanb
tbe wt-n at Santiago win be put in
The New York esaembly haa paaaed
enraioB wUl be given tbb evening.
Flfto,-Eleetimoftoer<
Thompson of MsrfirJd.
peuctlcal operation, and the ofDciaU the tSOO.OOO war fund bill unanimously. delegates.
Fstenon b tba
hope that by this course the spread of
E T. Edwards hss retnraed from
Oscar Johns-in. aged If years, was
Tbe report wm aonepted
of s enrasity In tbe ahspe of a Snaabk bnelaess trip to Centra) Lsks
tbe dlaeaae sill bn r*-int(Ied and kept drowned In Black river ne*r Black RlvWithin the limits In which It has gained
bUl of lading, sent her by J. E Brysn,
r Falla. Wla^
Mbs Boby Dess retnraed Iset even­
a foothold. The alck and wounded
The foUowlag members of toecoanty a friend of hem who b with tbe Temw ing from s several weeks’ vbll in uMtDr. 8. H. Hoplnugh. nf Prinreton.Ind..
which «-III arrive at -Ni-w T<>rh In a few died of Bright'* <jl*<-L*e alter a abort 111At. Northport.........................6:IS
.
token from
named by toe -volaatesn. The bill
days on tbe tran*r<irt S.-n<-ra win lie: CB*. He was 57 years of age.
Hiebigns.
tbe ship Argouanta, wkieb was ca^ [ Mn. J. Grvenmsa sad cblldren have Daily Horaing Bxcaratoas Fnv
a and wards.
• distributed between New York ard
Surgeon* with the army In front of
Brooklyn hospitals pending their recov . Sanilagn complain of the t>oor quality
luivdby tba United Stotes fieet
aty.
aad wlU ee' ery. One hundred are to be sent to the vf drug* furnished by tbe department.
BUIr-G. A. Brlgksm.
.ftsr war iraa declared.
cupy a residence on Esat Ninth atroeL
Marine hospital at New York and the
East Bsy-J. E Mahan.
remainder to vaMoua place* In Bnv*
Mr. Ureenmaa baa takea a posiUon in
Fife Ufea-L. 8 Walter.
Aa BwM SMa''TMCT.! .
A W. Jsbraua'cigar store.
by tbe nary la houriy expected at Fortv»P»"«or. at
Omfield-F. H. Prato
A Madrid pupnr Inforaa its ROden
Bon. W. A. Freueb. oommlsaioDer of
Gptnt-F. L. Dnell.
that “toe oammaodtf in riiicf of toe to« Stole land oflice. wm in toe city, yraFive specimen* nf gold-bearing quarts
Ammlcgn anuy b one Ted Kooeereli
Breen Laks-Charles Thom|Mon.
frem-AbiKka In the hand* of Cttj Chem‘l^Jterday afterneon on bb i»ay aonlb
KICK AMD WUCNOKD AKKIVS.'
foRDcrly a Now York p
m Kogardiis at HeatOe wlU assay fUO.Loqg Uke—H. Hallett.
I
from
Charbvolx.
born near Hnsrlctn," "emigrated
Mayfield—L W. Dnell.
■eenes at Fort Moaroa Whaa tho fW C« to the mn.
TbomM Bonaerand Henry Bleeder,
to Amcrtcn when young.'' was educated
TV Bute inaotuncv company of
Follow* Wero Broaghl Aahmw.
at “Barvard sesdeouy. a oomiuereisl iMpeetora of bulb aad boilers, raspsetNewport 'News, Va.. July 15.—The Phlladelphl.1 ha* filed notice with the
™***“®“'<A.EPnlver.
BUperlBU-nderl of Insuranre of llUnols
pebooP' (tome being “no tmiwmtlcs ivuly, are la the city on offeial huitranapori Breakwater arrived at Fort of withdrawal fiorr the state.
PenloBula—A. P. Gray.
or ooUegee in Amencu"). and that fab
Monn-e yesterday afternooft from SonThe Sw'Us 1ed.ral oounclt ha* prahlbWhitewster—H. E Beerhsm
••bodyguard "b“fitonglytcnnod roogfa
tlagu do Cuba, bringing I4« wounded U(d tbe Imp-irtatlon of fresh and unUnlos—J.
M.
Myen.
Tbs Queen ef the Lakes wiU ran aa
and, Mck ah'diera. Hundreds of peoples peelfd drl<-d Aim-rhan fruits, with the
- TKAVEBSC cnr.
atoud^n the pier and waubod tbe vek- view of keeping oul the San Jose Male,
exenniou to Elk Bapids Bnadsy after­
ael Bieam aioab'M> to the dolk. and a
1st wsrd-J. W. MUllken.
Captain Charles E. Oark, command­
Ban b a reoeat^ of tare of a Daw- noon, leaving the dock at 2:30. Tbb
few minute* alt^the Breakwater was ing the battleship tlregon, has beep ap-'
Sd ivard—8. C. Darrow.
will
not be for toe benefit of thorn sv
son City netanrant; Coffee or tea. 7fi
moored the work of tranaferring the pointed ohlef-of.Btafr of Ontimodore
3d ward-W. W. Smito,
aoldlera to t'Af whan was commenced. Waiaon. commanding theeaaurnaquadoenu a cup; pie. 7B amu a pieoe; por­ Uading toe ladbn camp meetiag aa
Ub vaard-E J. Fulghnm.
It was a drums uf pathua and enthusl-,
ridge. «1.7» a plate; soup. Cl a plMa: prerionaly anaouneud. sa the camp
•am In which aobs and cbvere were
5tk ward—E & B4«a>tasndwtebea 7B oenu each: steak. $8; a meeting doee set b^a nstll toe iBth.
W. W. Smith. A. B. StinsoB. O.
portian of candiedIrniL Cl: vrbuky. 60
Tbe men wore «airl< d from tbe veaael
s a.glam:' oomplece table d'boca
Tbera wiU be a dsuee ta Stotaberg's
«n atretcheiu. *o:p- groaning on ac- and new leMament inUi tbe hands nf Cram uad F. L DucU wera uppeint
Arrives
f :I0 a. m.every
Cuban
family
as
goon
as
war
I, half an ounoe of gold
tollera.
OOWgt of axcrartstlf.g Min. While ixb.n
haU on Tumday the date ef tos Wild
is
over.
were stngiBf W "Star Spangled Ban­
IS moved aad carried that whan
WeeLahow. K^*by BUven' ertOmeJohn
H.
Mason
.A
Sons,
one
of
th^
ner." Tbe aolQlers were pla. ed In fhe
boepital tents.wheie tb--lr wounds were nideet cotton manufaciBring firms in
-Od yon enU tbb spongo
redressed and a change nf clothing Providence. R. 1.. are financially era- made toe election sbeuid U by aeela- cake? Wby. it’s sa terd as it can fan.
placed on them. Some of the men are barraased. Tbe ilaUUtlea are placed matiea: where tive or meru names;
Bpoeial Frloeo for two daye only,
New Cook—Tea. mna,' that's, toe
■erlontfy wounded, but the aurgnnns above tBOAJMl.
; presented the election to he by wayamjooseutMtWeit'swot Souk it today and tomorrow, ci-oo reading in
Th« rye crap, of which an tipuanally
betteve that -with a few exceptionB all
Seleutiac paimbtry for 50 eenu by Sir
In yoar tea. mum.—Town and Coontry Bkrbsrd BmMb. the youaf Bnglbh
Urge acreage was planted In Sauk
•t them will recover.
JotosaL
crunty. Wla. U almoat a toUl failure.
pnlmbV
now located at toe Saaay
Typhoia Pervr at Camp TbotSas.
Mfrtiy fleida will nut be harvested. Tim
Bank BotoL Unioa etraeL next to the
Chlckamauga Park. Ca. July jg.— damagae Is raaaed by bllghL
STATS.
jDopoIisde ceetimeat J
bridgu. Hoont asd Phalarge charts
Boul WWUag
,Pato
Colonel Haneuff. chief eurgeon at
• not a modern tden. I
At a special meeting of the WlaconPorry Hannah. Ftoak Frbdrieh.
rivaa
with
each nading free of charge.
Camp Thomaa. taaued an offlcUl report an alumni of the L'nlveraliy of Micblyesterday aa to tbe bealth of the camp, Mb tewjluOona were adopted expaeaMve W. E Moon. A. Gibbs, J. W. Patohls, titled “to provent motwpoly aad op- Two days only, Saturday aato Sanday.
Boora9a. rn.to9p.rn.
making special mention as to fever of the Borrow of tbe members at the P. L. Jehnsen jr., F. B. Prato G. A.'
death -of Prafeaaor E. L. Walter, who Brigham. E W. HastlngK
Vs havu an klads of sewing mawas a pawenstT on the Ol-Iated La
ODMWBamoXAI.
totocnesdtoc. J. W. StAnbAeqM
g the traepe at this camp.
Bouraagne.
Ttom. T. Bates, John Pnlriphar. J. Wriee aa many men at wtsma.- •

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I or OVUl tBASl
A "Omtmr."
tAryeltereoee of Asparts. Bseipt <Md.
•'TovAi«Adgi«y."to tuad
«osl8“ttoTid Ooi9«AdA"tB
thsIteat^Ute.
Eter Bunted OutT.
Woahlnythn. July IL-The moadily of oalUap b pmon a doUiylB tb^way
Berlin. July IL—Tke Coloyne Zettnny
of the imports and ayports toerptMi odmintlannd ottbaMm
IfeoyoBkBOW
the story of the Oermon warWar Banda Baat tha Raeard in denouneas
ot the United Butes tor the msntta of time to laagfa at one's aednUty. ficeeribevoloeof
Milp Irene incerferiny at SuUy bay. lol- Bantisee da Cuba Now Uncia
June. UM. and for the whole ot the fis­ foetb mys to yomic Oappegflold: "Da­
All tha Hittary of tha
and of 1-uson. Phiuppines. os a fabrlSam'a Without Tiring an
XlffSTTlAAaTOB.
cal year just dosed, shown that the ez- vid. my daisy, you are k> inhocent of
OovammanL
eatloo. The Lokalanrelyer soya the
port^of domeetlc merchandise duriny thewcrld.
__
__ ___
______
___ _
O. P. CARVER. Agnt
Additional Shot
IaC_______
meoailyoB
tnydoisy,
os
Americans are unreoaonobly exciled
Tune
onAM.
Increos.<- *•
u «>
_ rmrusmo*
ntnahiOA to
to uou
And i»
odo tu
io vuw
Uie«
- amounted
I..... IKK to tK.»H.Ml.
m%..
»t
About the Irene Incident. ~£ven tf It
•r lf1.OW.OM.
The txxiupt
days so Innooent and tuwopUsBBEAT TOTAL OF S17B8GBII3IOP occurred, os Admiral Dewey says, the
dunny June ayDOBS TO BE 8EHT BACK TO BPAIV, yreyatrd ni.in.Ul.ndUe
Irene did not Interfere, bnt retired upon
of which as.ttTATT ticotad. MydearCoppcgfield,tbedaisL
of tbe field are not fiusber than yon."
I was free of duty. Tbli
the arrival of the Americans. Therea»*M> «iM om fore every courtesy was shown that the
Our baby has b
lall^tro
AMut OtfM CM-. tk» Aaaut *r tk* Americans demand of • nentrol coonled
with eoUc oad cholerai Intool
' Site rnmtmt $14UAMAOO-Ma i^6otMods to the
eieee bia Urtb. and aU lh*t we eoeld
'3at If the Irene did hinder Aynln«M«t <twmr aSAM UMr *• B* M»4—
Gomsoe.
doforbtmdld Dotoeom to rl** mm* polrtop and enomeltop. and that 1 m_
aldo'e
londlny
tt
U
no
bualnesc
of
Dewexports
of
domestic
inercbahdlse
of
the
All BIc Bite —t—Barm
and do plve yon tbe beet work of any
erA If the American admiral *eee fit
n7IJW.iU. and a decrease of 4U.t».OS tboeteaipomry relief, notll we tried
awt* »«.0»g,Oeo ml Ika iMaa.
to moke common couae with the Insurin the dutiable importo. The yuld ex­ ChomberlalD'a Colic, Cbtder* oed Dlor- one to the city for the money. Dea^t
:Wate!RvtoD. Juir IS.—The wlBcrlp- yent chiefs It U none of our nffolr. roTtaBteeXsin Be AUodud KeotToter port* for the year show a decressr of rboeie Remedy. Since fflvlng that rem­ be deceived by what others tell yon to
We tbe ooDtnry, bat eotoe and eee for
- Uois to the now t par cost, ww loan Germany still mserves her neutrality
ffl.Tn.m, and the Imports sn Increase edy he has sot been troaUed.
ot $D.7ejBi. The export* of silver show wont tofflvc you thU teeUmoaUI ee on yourself.
, ot tSO0.We.0M. which doted at I o'clock
I puarontte all my work to be ri^
a decrease of M.08l,4M and the Imports erldenee of our ymUtude.met tbet yon and if it does aot prove no I moke It
roatridar aftrrnoon. Inctndlns the offer*
Deed It to odvertlee your meritertoos
a decrease of M0.4U.________
mode br oyndloates. will amount to O.- ^lllyerenis. The matter Is so plain
romedv.-O. M. -Law. KetSruk. Iowa.
^1
we
do
not
bellem
say
diplomatic
MUee mi torrltory '
tS.0D0.0M. or nearlT aeven Umee tb*
%top to till e o'cloek every eveoto^
Fee eele by a E. Wait. DmffgUt.
SKATE OF ISSGX C0ATB&
•tep win be taken, and do not doubt for
except Sunday, to the Caldwell A Looamount of the Iwue. Tne nihecrlpUoM a moment that the AmeHcan oOlelaU
d Law to Xlllnoto See nrty T
. Be. fioyder hoe Xemoved bie Deatol doc ^aOdtoc, at Borth end of DaioM
I •'rreerted by chreb or other torma will admit the come
Parlors from the MarkbwB Block, to
I
. : . rt. It Ir ecllnmiid. wlU anre>
Woshlnyton. July U.—Secreury lomg
TDome over Wilbrlm. Bortek A Co.'e
;
a-...UC. or* three oat
received the followiny cableyrom yes­ Coates, wb* died here yesterday to the eto^ in the City Opera Qouee Block.
I . .vq.^i.«r Umea the ooiounlofthels.
terday from Admiral Sompaon, dated nth year of his aye, woa a native of
ye Boyosta has declared that he is
aae. Borty this week Aiwtstam Secre.
off BanUoyo:
Pcnnsylt-anU: He woe the oldest mem­
tory Vtoderllp, who has had immedUte now convinced that the Americans
"SanUayn surrendered.”
W.P.Oseiae
ber of the Slepbrnaon county bar. hav­ .W.PaUbiB.
would
be
defeated
by
the
land
forcee
la
•upervUioD or the work In connection
Cuba,
and
that
the
Amerlrons
knew
Woshlyton. July lS.-There was con- ing been admllKd t» pmet ce here In
erfth the loan, becanr convinced that
IMS, and he conllnu<-d to practice up to
thia
themeelves:
but
since
Spain
no
the Bubacrlpiloiu of individuals woB)d
the
time
of
hi*
death.
He
was
s
Demolonger
bos
a
n«et
the
Americani
could
be for ttior* than sufficient to wholly
tlca clrclea tost nlyht because no dcUtla cimt In politic* and In the early day*
; Attoroeye at Law.
Absorb the loan, and gave instnictlons yterve the island without subjectlny
that check* repre*cntlnt all pulAcrtp- themselvea to exposure to the Spanish coDcemtoy tbe surrender of Santiago was one of tbe parly leader* In this
tlOB* of corporalloni be prepared bullets. Hence he bos resolved to briny were received. Secretory Alger and Sec- ■ectloh of the state and on ardent ad­ •Bee* la Momagae Black. Tnv^CIcj. MIet
and warm friend of Stephen A.
about
peace
os
eeon
os
possible.
and moraed to the senders lost
relory Wlloon remained with the prssi- mirer
Dnuyloa.
The
German
emperor
bos
contributed
m«bt. Durin* the month the deBCSUtEHS CjtfWB.
dent unui l:i« and when they left net
As a delegate from tM* district be
psrtaent has received al«ui ISO., i two marks to the Red Cross fund
a word had been received. duHny the cost hts ballot In the hUiorlc BalUmore
«. LOUDOK, DceUal, 0«ce> la Markham
MO euhicrlplIoQS and r.farly the Isslone
convention of ItSt. and voted to give
evening.
opened was h.am a N< w Terk back for
tbe
brtlllant
Illinoisan
the
pr
aldentiol
tioc.ooo.oou. intioaint,- a check lor i
Q ■ BBOVK. auon
Governor Tanner and party, of nilnols,
fifiy'-two
suooeiisli
FireVdloee Rico. Bverytbtoff now ^
Washington. July IS.-The first ctasp- nomination
,
„
c
...
OOQ.ODO. ‘
yesterday momlny rerlewcd the tlUnols tar to the land camtalrn of the PnitaA '
and neat. Rnten oe reoeooable oe •»
M
taadcearanac^. Bl I
Coates slso wos a leading
Ba^esl Mode os Bs>y as l-sssn.le.
troops. The men showed up In fins
in the city. Give mb
It was Secrriaty Ciu>-c'r intention to form and the governor expressed him­
______ Atwn>»ys. gpeetol »!■ eaU.a^ffetonrprieee.
Pwtetto^prteUto. BebSTasd
make the ifiyinents on account of the self OB highly pleased. The party left when the Spanish colorv gave place over directors
IB.BereeatU*
Co.
bonds a* ea»y to the people as posilble. lost night for Jocksonvinc.
Santiago to tbe American flog. Next
7yfl.J^OLLlD^^WI^^^^
and all forret of payment were to be re­
Private Jomea Von Horn. Oompohy C. will follow the transporiaUoa of the
ceived. These included essh. rhedcs, T%lrty-fir*t Mlchlyan. pawned his uni­ Spanish troops back to thtir native load
hank drafts, posioince money orders ex- form overcoat and bos been fined tl and and the capture of tbe Island.ot Porto
pr«M money ordera. certlflcaWs of de- ffiveo two month* in the guard bouse,
Rico, unless
poalt. and durlnc the lost day or two
Administration of the O. A R. doted
Tbe siege of Bontlogo looted two weeks, Its sewlon of iw« days tost nl^t after
fipaalili Teeatoa mt lb*
Ih* department hoa received money by
Cape Haytien. HayU. July lS.-lto and was remarkable to many reapecto: appro^ing the arrangeraenta of the Iotelesrat^i. DuHny the entire month
there has been an aversye of U.Wt snb- following bnlleUn was Issued here yes­ and to none more than tbe heavy per­
ocrlpaons received dally, and some days terday by the Trench Coble Ctenpony. centage of loos through death, wounds
the number has exceeded ».*00. Tt dated Santiago d* Cute July 14: 'The or Blekneos of the soldiers and saUors
handle this enorrooua maU and looched- capltttlaUon of Santiago bo* been engaged on both sld^. lAokliig back
'0 used Choaberlato’s Ceupb
IV oteaua. U effect Joa* ». U
cle the oubocVlpUoDs a force of 4N ylyned. The American yovemment oc- over the record of tbew two vreeki it U Remedy In my --------family 'for years a«d
delics has been employed. U probaMy cepu the conditions of General Pondo. seen that a fine Ironclad equadroD have always with pood raeulto.” ssya Mr. W. /"tHiS 0. TORKDLittoi
■Siatl Bill BIS
**5-.
Utoe A HUlikaAllesk.
will be two or three days before tt la The Spanish traegs ore to withdraw been deetroyed. that nearly l.m« Span­ B.C<iiJI?rfBRlo.
aeaaas. aasa eee
B. Cooper of El Rio. Oallfomia.
"For
known just the slse of the Uryeet suh- with mlUtsry war honors and will be ish sailors have been droa ned or killed amoU children we
SS6S«« ssas >88
sent bock at once to Spain.”
•OlpUons which can be accepted.
by shell sad flame’, and that on untold effective.” For soli
OtsotaseeriB of the Loan.
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number of Spanish soldiers have died Drafplst.
.Assistant Secretory Vondertip onIjonden. July U.-A opeclol to Tke la tbe irenchee of SsnUago.
Boanced lost nlyht that the be<«s had Times from Rome eiys: A correspon­
TraverM 01^ MLorkeb
Our AoM ta P*tocS*ally ea toad.
1>em closed "u|«n the most successtnl dent of II Oorrere Dells Sera, of Milan
-S==»“=S'**«**-=»=«
On the other hand, about tto Ameri­
Below is a Ust of the bminp and eeUlooa evel- Boated by the yovemment.” teleyrafBs that he was received In pri­
■ffB----------IB i fl----- ■ BIBffIte
A. grodea
In the ezperinece of the oldest clerk* to vate Kudlrnce at Washington yesterday cans soldier* have been killed, and to top prieea of yesterday for prooeriee. Arber.
wiU
round
number*
LOSO
more
have
been
provlsloDS oad form pr^ncto to Trav E fck street
the treasury department nothing of the by President MctUnley. who declared
SB B 8
oent
to
the
hospltola
from
wounds,
kind has ever equaled the success which himself dedrous of peace, but sold that
has attended the preoent Issue of bonds. in bis opioloo It was not for the vletors fever* and other otlraenti. Our Oeei
bad a reraarltoble exemption from dleKISCELLAMEUUB WANTS.
to take the InlUaUve to peace neyoUa- oster to the many engagements it boa ■Clear Pork per bhl. new............
TADSBUP MAKB A BTATOSKlfT.
fit 00
Uooa
_________
Clear Pork per lb........................
ITOIt ngLl.-A grs*ha*luK>* t<
tod nym BoShortcut Pork.........................
10 75 f lelnaarat or cahlMUso per
lodtooa Bsersil to tWaytass,
yardley tha »
Short Cnt Pork per lb................
rieteontflt. Eoqolrv ef il.T
Washington. July U.—At Camp Alger
At 10 o'clock lost niybt the abslytont
"Next
U
Porto
Rico.”
said
said
Sec­
Fkwr.il
L.
A
Co.
Beet............
Private Prank Pauly, company H. One
. tecretsJT ’said;
retary
Alger,
after
receiving
newa
of
Rye
Fkwr.
H.
L.
A
Co.
BwL..
Husdred and Plfty-nlnth Indiana has
"And Meal, B. L- A Co. BeeU............
•It U of course impossible to give been sentenced to six months at hard Santiago's formal surrender.
final Ayures at this hour. The deport- labor mod dishonorable discbarre. He then, If need be. Havana." The sec- Feed. B. L. A Oo. Beet.............
. ALrsBDDaKBSBOLe.KI APmiiw.
ment received today just under 2&.0W became drunk and ran amuck to the reairy astd that the Pi.rto Ricsn expedltlon would go forward Immedlate'y.
letters, and ^iierday 24.SOO. Thli msm company street* recently.
It will comprise new men entirely. The lArd perB).................. ...............
of sppIlcaUotls must be put thrc.uyh the
SoMk
warrior* in the trenchc* beforeSanllago Bntter per tb Daln....................
Bit «B«: « 2
a&RSg 8 ,
detailed operation before a total can he
ClnctonaU. July IE.—One death that have distinguished ibemaclv^ and It Is Creamery Butter.D............
CtOl HL>—rarer with sboJ
*=gff r - W'»-a g'
arrived at and the exact line at which occurred yesterday at the rallltory hos­ not deemed prudent to iuing them to Cheese per tb ............................ .
T Otrser CM tv«e»ri at Bl
fiSIBBICBEfiBIfiffg fi
; ollotmenis «lll b-m^deannmrced My pital at Fort Thomas. Ky.. was that of unnecevaary enmset with' new troops Oats per bn (old).........................
Q.IRL WANT*D-<iooil girl, c
eetlnksie ai this hour U that It win be Private Wlllimm Pingcll. Company P. to view of tbe danger of spreading oun- Com per bu., old.........................
s«=fisse&8s>s«9s 8
around U.OOO: that Is to ssy that all Second Wisconsin volunteer Infantry.
toglen. The *lck Midlers w.ll be nursed Polatoee. per ba.........................
Coll at at £u> NiS’b auvet.
applications for a smaller amount then
bock to hea th sad brouebt to ih- Unit­ Salt per bbl............. .................
BBEB E eiBEIBflBB
thBt Aynre wIU be ailruei In full, while
ed State* as soon ai they ran be safely Bran per 100..................................
r22
wsalM
wnsa a aa«aae«a’a
Chicago. July IS —The Demorrat* to removed
, all appUcatlor.s for Isiyer om-unts wll
Hit: 8 Sfi8i8R88S
teoelv. notblny. At this hour there the Chicago congrrsolonal dlsirlns yes­
Btmxc Ban
tAVEMaCRT OEAlc
. Mile* to Oo to Porto Bloo..
••-S* 2 *--«_ww«i-w
has actually I’een listed tM.fOO OUO of the terday made tbe following nnmlifaThe Porto Rican expedition will be
gM.
ySOO and smaller aula.ypUon*. and the ttona: First. Roloi.d £ Organ; Second. comatonded by Ornerol Ulles In pereoa.
m^’rrsven^cllr
• amount now on the tables win carry C. Porter Johnson; Third. George P. though General Brooke, now In com­ Wheat, old, per bn................
Porter; Fourth, -niorbas Cusack; Fifth. mand at Camp Thomas. Is expected to Wheat. Dbw, per be........
that probably juat tbove $00,000,000.
1^/pit^R WOMX.V wadies cetotoal ao4
Oeto, No. I.t»er1»e. (tmw)..
"The amount scheduled and totalled Edaaid T. Noonan, or Prank KIni
Trslbe STTlrc from Mocklue* CUy. ItoSakig.
be his main dependence.
Com. per bu............................
Cblreco sb4 Or««« BapU*. I :I0 p w. Cb^
In the Bobsrrlpuons larger than $S00 la 8„.h.
s.v„,h. I,... ...T.,:;,” ... 5 "i
&
ear ooS bsSvt cor on tbie trols.
Rye, per bn..............................
at this hour OOO.Clo.Mi'. and 1 estlmoie
Butter, per lb..........................
that tt win reach S:»000C00. Thus the
t 25.000 men win J* I
rpo
BEXT-aemll
«tm«
two
4eor*
eo..
..
Eggs, per doun......................
SM beff** cor frew Dvirelt oe Ibl* trela.
total sub*cr:ptli<n, Ipc-iudlny the SWO,WD.OOO of syndicate bids, will rrach flnartkeoti 0
».000,000. We have held out <
beea will
iKTXD—A BisrlM esglaerr. Trsnma*
Danville. Ills. July U.~.Nollce boa Santiago, owing i
wfaer* there were dOubts at to the bona
:
of
Mr.
fide character of
sUhocrlpUont. been served on the contractors of the without risking contact with mlnea
____ k of Hotel r
omountlny in the sutocriptiont for ISOO National Soldier*' Home by the em­ General Droike Is now un bli way to
ee. R. I.
and under alone to tf0.4M.T40. The total ploye* that unless an Inrreoae In wages Washington by direction of Becreury
Te teA* effact DasAsr. Xua* ■), UP*,
1 have been almost a eonsunt
uumlK-r of subMTiptiotw for ISOO and and • reduction from nine to elgbtbours Alger. *0 that be will he in a position
iffercr from •• •
the
atlBOc'eleeka a.
a
day
Is
granted
a
strike
will
be
de­
under that has now passed the stamp­ clared.
to make hla views known to the depart- attacks oompletoU poatiattog me~ and
'______________
OOUO MOBTB.
ers Is
and that f.yure wil
menu The expertenre gained In dia readertng me nnflt W my duties at the
somewhat further Increased.
Itoptlrt l'o**g Pewpie'* Catoo.
R*. t
patching Shatter's expedition. It la ex­ hotel. About two yean ago s aalco•The total of laryer suhacriptlona. Buffalo. July 15.—Tbe eighth Interna­ pected. will aid the omclals In their mon kindly gave me a small botUe ef
ffTATIOXO.
Sac's
A. X.
numbered ls.d5.M0, and there Ole still tional coDvemiun of the Baptist Toung deiermlnatlun to make short work, of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Dior
several thousand of these laryer sut>- People's Union of America was opened tbe Porto Rican affair.
rhoea Remedy. .Much to my snrprise
«.B
scrlptlons to be listed, la tho___ yesterday with eervice* of prayer and
snd delight lU effecU were immediate.
Territory Torwl Hot SarreaderA
Xlrli.____________________
Bl-U
.nineteen days the department received thanlugivtog. forUcipated to by hun­
Tlte territory surrendered to us by IVbeDsver t felt symptoms of the dl- PygMiyg OID^AU FU^-rDTA^^ Osapt..................... ** ('•»i
t£5 8» -ubsc IptI .ns, an average of IX. dred* of delegates.
ecssc I would fortify myself ogainsl
General
Total
makes
sl-out
5.000
square
Osekaaa.7............Arr
»! a day. The lost letter was opened
rallea The Spanish gumaon of San­ tbe Bttock with a few dosee of tbU val­
OtekMS*...............Lv*
within two hours after the sutacTipUol
tiago la estimate at lu.ooo men. Tbe uable remedy. Tbe resnlt bos been
closed.’*
lino begin* at Ascerrader-a, aiiout fif­ very satUtoetory oed almost complete
When tie losn cosed, at X p m., ye*.
filial Hbke a
relief from the affliction.” For sole by
teen
mliea
we»t
of
Bant
ago
barb
r.
and
terdM* the dcisrtmert wa« pr iiared t<
' .
Altoona. Pa
July IE.—R<
then run* dlie north alxiut twenty-five R E. Wait, DiMggist.
Va*l*arev*.......... “
return the checks of unsunvrs'ul Wdof-£5.0N
fiers IR those coses where the asslstao: have agreed upon a new seal* of wage*, miles to Palrou Soriana, had tbe tine
aecretar)- woa already sailsfled no al- to U- demanded July ID. If th" demand continued due north It would have
RedueedRatcaouO.R.AA/ .
poa»«d
west
of
Holguin,
(hu*
taking
the
lotment could be mode. This cours- Is not met by July » all tbe miners will
luffslo. N. V . one fore for^joni
Spanish garnsun at that i>ilot. Evi­
was token in justice to. depositor
rij^» awito^.... ”
quit work. The miner* ask sn eigbi-’
Sell July I3to to ISth. Oeed to i
order that the amounts held in hank* hour day. tl.D< per day for lalmrvrs, 4S dently General Total wished to avoid trip.
tbe Inclusion of Holguin, s-i the line turn Sept. 1st.
subject to a cerUfied check might
^nl» per ton for hand-mined coal and turn* abruptly to the northeast of
Chicago, one fore for round trip pins
for machine-mined dbal. Psimn and run. to the coo.! town nf 15 cento. Sell July Uth good to retom
PcBCb..................... “
Ulne* which will be uITerted by the
Angnst lOto.
Bsieb'* OreMlBg..
scale are located In we*tem Pennsyl­
■a* Bowgkt Yen der Abr'a CiBb.
Cint^nnatl. one cent per mile. Sell
Bt. Louis. Ju)>- IB.—Eda-ord C. Betoer. vania and Maryi*nd.__^_____
anile* and the extreme width about llfiy Sa|tember 3d, good to retom O^ber
•the cspKsiKi, who It was siatird
mllee. tapering to a leas width.
*
Ctwfaett a^d XK^y Beoily to Ih».
Detroit, one fare for round trip. Sell
Wf-dn-sday had bought the St. IjouIb
oouiQ ffoon.
ew Torlt. July IE.—George P. CoaJane STto and gBth retom Jnly 4th'League, baar liall club, sold yesterda/ •Idlne, representing Jame* J. Corbett,
iDdionapllls, one fore for round trip.
In ssawer i« e qucrtlon: "1'**. I have and W. 11. Gray, reprewrntlng "Kid"
Sell August 8to. retam Angasi isUi.
bough* llir Sl Louis Bmuna. • • • McCoy, met yesterday afterwoop and
Lneiogton. one fore fo.' round trip.
On Tl *da>’ :aai. i^e las: day oh which
I wsattbbtx pair* ef ebee* to hsi
«t for tbe men to
Gpi«f#-V«. I nnderMand they on SellJnly 36tb to August Sto. return
Von der Aliv Wna at llU-rly to sell11 II u
■l at Buffalo r.. Sept. It before the both Mclaiig the hood of Mtos Triffott
US'. 15th. prtvaU salcT______
Hawthorne Athletic dub to a tw-eoty- . BiRB*—They both coUod at her honse
__mtoga, one fora for iwond trip.
A.g rVmonfwPtM •wm'"
ettvrt Cor WHIto >^tod.
ttiund bout, Corbett conceded every- tbe other eventoff and at ccce began Sell Angnst 1st, good to iwtam August
ChlpP««a Fall*. Wla.. July 16—Tbe tblng to McCoy, agreeing to no taittiBg the oxcituig game of eying to onttlt list.
I a ellscta. dean breakaway, otc.
-•treel car strike on ihr inierurlwn line
Torooto. Onurk). one fore tor round
eaefaothur.
Tom
bod
toglvoit
up
final­
between Uil* < liy and lAu Clatrv baa
trip. Sell 'August Mto. $5to. and t?to, -—4* aMk-ls* sue Ole**— of ib* *** --•-Oae TaoMl Victim Pewnd.
ly and left Ftod to pom^oa
'fn«ll^ Ix-tn *.ulrd and a large ft»cr of
ge^ to return SepL ftth.
dryland. July U.—A rescue party
Griggs—So Fred got the bMt
it!
whe o*T*r MeSM le e wedlral eel
toiu ore now at work. The vmMoyM of
Vermillion. U..'one fore for roond
J. W. OAVVTLBTT
Bigg*—That's tho qnestian. It was • trip. SellAagostUt. good to return
the company demanOgd n.40 p« r day to- went down Into the water w. rka tunnel
iierday
and
reached
a
distance
of
S.reoi
win be with Karl tbe Kwwier oBUl October IM.
eteod of tta. which they rocelt>d. Thr
ntoy night, and Tom did not take Aegnet SUL
wbw
he win tbiuru to cuUagc___________
too
feet,
which
is
300
feet
further
than
matter was nettled by giving ifa.- mtn
away the pooreR umbrella wbn he left
Bay ViewOomp Heettog. one fore for
prerloui
party
hu*
gone.
They
ILO per day.________
the house.—Bostoo Tnnamipt
round trip. SeQ Jnly 11th to Slat;,
discovered the body of one of tbe
good to retain Ang. SOth.
.
j
Omaha Mrike I* Rrowing.
Urn*, suppesed to be that of MoCauIey.
Csavlc* Bl* BoMetAa BM Beet Las.
Reduced reua to other pototo. Phono
Omaha. Neh.. July IE.—Lnai night t.to. but owirtg to the familng condition Of
! C. E. Murray, Agent.
In some plocu men carry bowie
Been from Cudahya, C(« from 8wlff* the re*cue party, could not remove It.
C. L.Loekwood,G. P. A.. :
ktflves and guns to their boot
One
and about ICO from Ilsmmon<r* were on
Qroud Bapldo.;
« ctrlke.
At mam meeting* the men
Tmvoiae city, Hlsb
nay meet in Fultoo fitii market to thia
TToshlngton. July lt.-Tbe funeral, of
Weee’addr-’M'-d by speaker* who urged
late Omar D. Conger, former Unit- city a man carryug a batohet to hla
them to slay out. It la.asiwrted that the
ed Btates senator from Michigan, took boot leg. bnt too hatchet is for peoosful
tbe Btrlke w ill be mad- general todaypurpofOA
It
is
on
im|Aoaant
much
used
Bolttowro
Sknk
Reeelrod
Throe
Ttouo a fiToeV
place yesterday frum his late borne in
Chiu Uarwed to Death.
tbit dty. The service* were conducted to tbe markst for opening and few uoUboats,
quart
tog up boxes and barrels In which fito
Keenafa. Wl*.. Jnb’ lE -The 14-yearCM daughter nf >lr. and Mr*. Paul
am Pteked. and ths boot leg wetnt to be
Vlld Meato.
Kaestnef was burned to death while
213 Front St
* piortog with tnatebea.

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