The Morning Record, July 04, 1898

The Morning Record, July 04, 1898

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Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

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1898-07-04

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^1 THE MORNING RECORD.
BeeondfMT-Kodtt

OFficiupirai
99TmMCVrT.

TEATER8E OrTT, MICH., MONDAY, IDLY 4, 1898.

HUSTLEHS DEFaTED.

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Th» Oftii* ta KniatM TMtorday w4a
• TnrlAe BombMtisat «ad
Victory for tk* OoUa.

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apwUtsTMitoiiaiM KloaBD.

Mamiatoe, Jcl; 3.—Today'* r»me «u
a rayaiar bonbardnaDU bath teaaa
hittiar tha ball (iMly. Followiac to

MONDAY, JULY 4, 1898.

Two CoDii,

Red, White and Blue
Never Run.
That is the waj with the colors of our new stock of
hammocks. The colors are all fast and warranted. We
are having a special sale of them. Get one and be cool
during the hot days that arc sure to be here.
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CITY BOOKSTORE.

the aeore by ianlafi:

CERVERA’S FLEET
IS DESTROYED!

Oolta.___ 11 1 S 0 « 0 7 3 0-r>72*l >
Haatiera.. 1 0 8 1 • 1 0 J 0—11 is' 7
Battertoa—Miller aad Baat; Bant
and Narotay; Coarad aad KlaaiaB#.

Copyrighteid Associated Press Reports Annpunce An
Ovehvhelming Victory For Americans.

REPORTS CONFIRMED IN CHICAGO AND GRAND RAPIDS
Piflriiar Messages Stated That Shafter's Army Had
Fallen Back But It Was Evidently Only
a Temporary Move.
Wasbingion, July 4-(Speolal)—2:40 a. m.—It is reported on what
la believed to be reliable autbority, that Admiral Sampson's fleet yes­
terday engaged the fleet of Admiral Oervera and entirely destroyed it.
Washington, July 4,—(Special)—2:40 A m.~The following cable
' dispatch was given out at the White House last night:
‘ Playa del Este, July 3.—(Speolal)—The destruction of Admiral
Cervera’B fleet is conflrmed.
(Signed) “NED ALLEN, Llentenant Colonel." ,
Washington. July 3.—[Special]—The following statement was given out at the White
House [to-night: "General Shafter telegraphed from Playa del Este. July 3." Early this
morning I seat a demand for the immediate surrender of Santiago, threatening to bombard
the city. I believe Lhe place will be surrendered."
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This contradicts the report that General Shafter had fallen back.
Siboney. Cuba,.July 2, 7 p. m. \ia. Kingston Jamaica. July 3, Copyright 1898 by As«>ciciated Press.[Special]—Fighting on right of our line this afternoon developed unexpectedly
yesterdky. where General Lawton was assaulting El Caney. The Spanish made an attack
' in forcej on our position pouring in volley after volley in quick succession with remarkable
regularity, Our return fire was certainly effective and continued strong after the Spanish
volleys become rar^ and less hea\7.
N^eanwhiie thje batterries on Grimes Hill were booming away at the middle of the
'enemy’s' line, matexlialiy aiding a flanking movement. The shelling from the Spanish fleet
was less active and ipparently gave our fleet but little concern.
; At this hour a re^rt has reached here that General Lawton aided by fresher regi*
ments sent him early in thd afternoon has turned the enemy’s left and the troops are
already in the city, where an almokt hand to hand encouater is going on in the

struts.

Is mors elTscdve in the early
^s dosen alarm clock a

But American Troopa-Boufbt Val­
iantly ]tod VaarSy Baachad
SaBtSaeoto ZhxiTB.

Report of It’s Complete Annihilation By
Sampson’s Squadron Confirmed.

CITY OF SANTIAGO IS OURS!

One Small Fl)[-

OUR LOSSES EXCEED 1,000.

Bpaclal (oTax KoBniaa Kxcvbb.

lace of Santlayo. Joly s. j
—Tubs
actieally atoypad at aina'
o'clock laat Biaht to be rataiBad thi*
CBomlDC.

The Bfhllny wat Berce till darkneaa
forced a caaaaUon.
'The eBiira raaema of the Americaa
army were ordered to the tront at oaee.
evTdeatly with tue lnteBti<m of fareway Into Santiago. The troopa
advaneel aearl; to the ett/. hot

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HoUeyftConnaUe

220 Front Street.

Buy Sticky Hy Paper, at

Maikbam Block.

HASKELL’S BOOKSTOilE.

Mach Is Said
Aboat Ice Cream and Soda Fountain DiMs.
................thal .
Cream deticiouB, our Soda Wafer tme to flavor, our vari­
ous phosphates refreshing. New drinks are added to onr
list from time to time.
.
Fountain open week days only.

Jas. G. Johnson.

tha fartifiaatlou are Fair alroof.
___;________ ________,yeatarday
,
-I haBTj.
Ab officer from the Bel 1 Bitimatea the
kmedBBdwoBBded’at^orattaao t.ooo

AM
Powder Fireoracker

the SsBBtoh fleet did hear^ esecattos
aatoartha Aaiericaa troops..
BOT At SABTtAOO.
e tkaurday Bomiaa a
lOe XtocreaB la the Sb^de.
SpMlatwTasMoavtse KscoBb.

KewYork.Joly
A aperiel aaya
the theriBoiBvter eroaod Saatlaty
atood lOe darreea abuve ram early this
momlBy.

if

lUian hatf

I Touched off In a man's hip pocket is a surprise. But
what Is more eurprloing la the low prieee
on Olothing and Genta For*
nlahtng Goods at

iT.J.flost’s Groat RemoYal Sale
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46c buye sait (rennine BAlbriKgEQ Underwear, men's sizes.
48c buys a boy's Washable Suit, with Sailor Collar and

a wiirti,.

3
48c buys a men’s heavr Cottonade Pant&
3
19c bays men's op-to^iate Caps,
i
48c bays men’a fine Dreas Shirts.
I
$3 98. $4.48, $6B8. $6.98. $7B9 bnya men’s atylisb All
§ Wool Snits, worth from $ft to I11.M.
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~ It's not a sarprise to na that we do the clothing btiaiocea of
f the dty at these prioee. See

T. J, BCOST,
^ 124 Front Street

Remember
Our
Bargains

Don’t Buy a Bicycle
Or Get One Repaired

Arc always good bar­
gains. Here are a few
of the many.

Rememlier Mr New Place-

LaAlra' Vine Sbcw>. Silk Vrstley Top. B'ack or TaB, rervUr
S!-78aheM. at

In IBeb uJ Tmtes to But

$1.98.
kin Ladin' Kiae>
C 00 roods, at

$1.26

312 Soeth Ueion Street, Bmoslte C. S W. M. Depit
H. E. GIBBS, Propr.

Hastings’ RbbI EstatB AgBnBjr.
41a>-rv«Uiw •tIrswqUisaX

50c.

Friedrich Block.

op. OU«T|J«mJuslasd<

troalbselir- Lead «ood,
(aod, ■vsU v
wUlbeMldlBoasptm»^lTM^t«VilL Loi«(bW
« Black. PIKIM4X

JO^lrt Ladtoa Osfords, -Tan

■■ The spuation when the Associated Press corrcsp>ondent left the front was such that
the capture of the city tonight (Saturday) will not be sueprising although General Shafter
himself'when the ci)rrespondent left him three hours ago, did not expect it. General
Shafter. ^however, sent word this afternoon to General Garcia that the surrender of the city
would not be long delayed.

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EAOLY DISFATGHES OF YE$TE001Y.

Washington, July 3.—(Special—The following dispatch was received from General
Shafter this af^rnoon:
^‘Playa del Este, July 3.—To the Secretary- of W’ar. Washington—Camp near Sevilla,
. Cuba.—We have the town well invested on the north and east but with a very thin line.
Upon approaiAing it we find it of such a character and the defenses so strong it will be im­
possible carry it liy storm with our present force.
"Our losses up to date will aggregate about one thousand, but the list has not yet
b6en made. There is but little sickness outside of exhaustion from the intense heat and
exertibn of the battle of the day before yesterday, and the almost consUnt fire which is kept
up on the trenches.
"The wagon road to the rear is kept up with some difficulty on account of ihe rains
but I will be able to use it for the present.
"Ghi^ral Wheeler is seriously ill and will probably have to go to the rear today.
(Continued On Second Page.)

BeBinnine Jane 29th,
Uatil Entirely Sold Out
He Hill Sell Sereral
lots of—

87c.
Ladtoa’ EU Oxforda,

50c.
It pays to look here.

Alfred ¥. Friedricli.

Men’s

Popular Sbae BBiiae.

All Wool
Stylish Suits
at

ICE I
Ve are ag»la ready, with a larfe
stock of tee. to deliver the same to aay
part of the city.
Uepto bloek wood alao for aala

HOPKINS BB08.

Uffbt wei^t SBlta,

Telephone No. *4.

Tnierse Git; Scboul of Hnsk!
IM» to ud 11, Bffilli BmL
Cor PnMireoe Cw tiu.
KMs Allrv K. Cravlord.
1. MIm A1
Allea T. Botiwu,

The remaisdar
Bicycle wool pasta well OMde. Bl.tl
La^' dark tan bicycle aheea. It tMk top. wade ef fta* vtd Ud

The Boston Store,
P™ntatre.t

GLASS BLOCK.

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THB xoumro HSOOBD. XOVOAT. JTTLT 4. 189B.

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CERVERA’S FLEET DESTROYED !"™JS works!

■>fioByni(ra ssooBD.
T»A7«tSE OrtT. • ^OHiaAM
eSAim TBAVEBSB HSRAU).
k -T. Bknt <UR> 3. W. BAnn.

Cb<‘apeflt nnd moat reliable place to get your bicyd* repBti^kndv
pot ID
nmniog
niDg order,
order. Have hart acreral ye*ra experieoM
vitaboold
ADOv bow'it
aboold be dwie.
d(H)e. Satiafaction goaraiifeed. I am MDiz
bicycle aondiies at shoot cost. New and aecond bawl wbaels for aale
audton-nt.
Please
«
give
givi
Ob a trial.
General Young also Wry ill and confined to his bed. General Hawkins was slightly
Brazing a apecialty.
wounded in the foot during the sortie the enemy made last night, which was handsomely
311 Front 8t, East
repulsed. The behavior of the troops was magnificant. General Garda has reported that he
SZTBV TBABS AGO.
holds the railroad from Santiago to San Luis and has burned a bridge and 'removed some
of the rails, also that General Pando has arrived at Palma, and that the French consul with wniiaa Vlekara >a vaa in Town Tm.
toTtmr, Tint Tinu4n Many T*an.
400 French citizens came into his line yesterday from Santiago. 1- .have directed him
Mr. WillUm NteberM earn In from
The groat realistic
.treat them with every courtesy possible.
Hannah yr*trrd*y tor a tI»H, with faU
play.
(Signed) Shafter. Major General.”
•onG. U. NIckanoD.
Mr. .Kickeraon I
(Continued From First Page.)

t, W. RAfvsa, Kditor Mid MMM(er.

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eBUBSC^OKB.

Cut OnMuies

Mieh.. —lewi elMia

COMING!

Secrettr; fleer Wired Recoeeitioe of Rrevery of Roiericai&

I
CIRCUUTIOR RECOfiO.
l^aily iBsa« of The Horning
Beoord for the week ending
/nlyS:
ftnnday, Jane 86............ 1450
ToMday, Jane 28...........1400
Wed^sday, Jnne29.. .1,300
Tho(%day, Jane SO......... 1,300
Frtday, July 1................ 1400
•ator^, Jaly 8........... 1476
Tot^ for the week... 7,986
Today’s iosae, 1.476.

Secretary Alger sent the following reply to General Shafter. “The President directs
me to fay that you have ^he gratitude and thanks of the nation for the brilliant and efiecttive work of your noble army on July i. The steady valor and heroism of the officers and
men thrill the American people with pride. The country mourns the brave men who fell in
battle. They have added new names to our roll of heroes.
,
- (Signed.) “R. A. Alger, Secretary of War."
Secretary Alger, when asked what course was to be pursued in view of General
Shafter's report of the conditions at Santiago, said that the Government did not intend to
make any of its plans public and give the enemy an oj^portunity of knowing what w^s intend­
ed. It is understood tJJat General Shafter will at once receive inst^ctions.
The War Department officials have been in conference at the ■Whiih House and the
War department. All of General Shatters dispatches were not made public for reasons of
expediency. It is understood that he will withdraw to the hills near the sea and await
reinforcements, which will be sent as soon os possible.
Assistant Secrctaty Meikcljoin is now busy arranging for transports.

General Miles States That It Was a Drawn Rattle.

; Joshua Simpkins!

waa one* a prOTnlarnt figora In tbis -'|
•MUon bet ba* now pa**ed Wyenfi hi* ' ^
wonted aetirlty throngb the loflaenM
'
of Kalher Tima. HeUMyeanot agej
and it U *«rtn year* •Inc« he viatted I

Prodnoed on a Urre porUble
•Uirc. 60x40 teet. under

* Sln«lr waterproof PailllOB.
town and was greeted hearUIy by tboae
who ware bey* when he wa* acUve In
the dereiopment of this section.
Junior League auec-aa.
The Junior L.-ayar xa».- an lee eream
aodal la*t sight
the lawn nf'aha M.
E. eburefa. A neatiittl* earn waa ad­
ded to the trrtt.o'T. The groandp were
preltUy-Ulomiaed with T pinner Ianten* and the loelal prrtion Ot the
plan* wa* happily carried oat.

Cor. Slate and OdIod Sts.
One Vight Only.

Friday, jRlyStli.

Singing and danring.
Mi** Myrtle Langwortby, * atndent
iOee the thrilling maw mDl aoene.
of the BnslacM College, *rill leave toBear tue fameua Joabnn Biae^dna
morrow morning for Kalkaeka, to take Orchestra.
An erdinary opera honee Stage wooid>
a poeitlon a* *tenagrapber for Totten
be too email for thia prodaeUon.
APhelpa
AdmtoioB. only Ue: ehOdrM nnAer:
need - CbamVrlaln'e Oongb
Bemedy in my iemily for yeare and
alwaye with
re«ilu." eaye Mr. W.
B. Cooper of El Bio, California.
-For
• The Fonith at Vniaten.
*mtll children we find it especially I
r eale by S. EL 'WalC I M. A K. £. tnin* wUI rnn na followai
onOolyOtb:
'olyttb: Leave Traverse aty for'
Manistee at 5:30 and 0:35 a. *. and S:iO
m m. Leave
for Tiavene^j
aty at 1:00. ClOand0:30
atratl;00.4:l0andfi:30p..m.
Ticketed
will be sold Jnly 2nd to 4th. Belam.;.^
limit Jnly 5th. Bat« brtwMB
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allttaata- I
tk<.............
tion* on1 the
M. A H.....£. one fare for -: rotind trip not to exceed Ml-50.
Bonnd trip ticket* at o
one far* to all
linea Bpys’

Washington, July 3.—(Special)—General Miles says the result at Santiago appears
Tke Uu«t antbenUe reporto fr«m re­ have bten a drawn battle. He also said that the withdrawal of General Shafter to the high
liable aatboriUM ladkau ibat the Utlands of Siboney. near the sea. would be temporary, enabling his troops to reAt and prepare
tle at SanUafo ooBlnned alt da.v
Mrdar.aBdit waa a terridc esmbat for future work. General Shafter would probably give up El Caney and the plain not far
hatWMa Amerieaa and Spaalah faieM.
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Dp to 2, o’eloek a. m. there were from Santiago.
mo farther deTelopmeeU thaa the bare
After the first dispatch from Shafter was received this morning, the wires came thick
fact that the battle wae MUl
Up-to-date Painter
and
fast.
General
Shafter
is
calling
for
reinforcements.
fwa. Ko deUUa were obtainable and
BU7 there
> the deepeat
and Paper Hanger.
Messengers were sent on a dead run for Colonel Hecker. He is in charge of
aaxiat; aa to the raalta.
Shop Opposite Eagle Office.
UTraeweeCitr the parenU and transports. Messengers were also sent for Senator Hanna. He is also a transport man.
friend* of the aaember* of the Hannah Assistant Secretary Meike^ohn, who has charge of the Tampa transports, remained in his
BMea. Companr
U. Tbirtp-foarth
MieUcaa eelanteera. were grcaUy office! Messengers were also sent to the quartermaster’s office, where transportation is
•tarsed oeer the eenaaUonal report
looked after.
dfeat the Traeene at; aoldim and
“It is unfortunate that Shafter took his whole army into the fight and left no reserve,"
tbairoaiaradeaol^ther dtlea bad arftead and were in the thieh of the fiffav
said an old army employe who was doing messenger service for the Secretary of War.
aaatainlnf bear; loeae* of Ufa Thia
B nportnataraUynpaatthenerTeaefUe “It is too bad^" said another who was in and out of the General s office, “that General Shafter
. Wanda and relatirea of the TraTeiae
not only underestimated our own loss, but the strength of the enemy.”
"
aoldiera- Bet eftorte to confirm
the report led to no official nawa that the
There was more excitement at the war department and army headquartets than there
Barrard had even arrfTed off Sabtiago,
althoafh the transport waa due there has been since the war began. Colonel Hecker finally came and explained transportation;
Triday night.
Assistant Secretary Meiklejohn was sent to confer with assistant Secretary Allen to see if
The Beoomd ia farored with a reliaColonel Hecker and Major George
Ue telegraphic nena aerriee cevering more transports.could be had at once from the navy.
•eery day'* erenu and partienlarly de- H. Hopkins, later on, joined the conference. General Milessoon came into the secretary's of­
. voted to the happening* of/tte after­
noon. and the night up to 2 a. m. each fice with a bundle of maps.
Sag. Yeaterday morning the B«x>bb
. Ij is understood that Shafter suggested that 15.000 troops be sent. Gen Alger went to
fvteted a very foil aoocont of the firat
sec the presidenu^d said he would make a statement after this conference.
Say% batue at Santiago. Thia

Geo. R. Winnie,

' lug there ia a eomplete report of the
sitnation aa given oat from official
Bonreea at Washington, and h may be
inlly depended upon by the readers of
«ha paper to be thoronghly np to date
and reliable If at any Ume there it
anything important to be dbpenaed in
aewa matter, np 2 o'oloek In the momIng.'tbe feeder* of the Baconn may defioA upon having the detaUa in time
for breektaet, fmm the moet dependa­
ble aoorcea. Kol in belletln form, bat
in interaatieg detail, and complete.
Jupex AuiucB of Cadillac, jedge of
the Twenty-eighth-jadicial etrcnit. ia
Sdvaaoed a* a eandidau for the Snframe bench. Jodge Aldrich la an able
lariat kad there ia no reason why RepaUicana ofmorthem Uichigao thonld
potanpport'bim for the nominaUoD
•ad halp to elect him if he ia choseo at
tbaeoaventkit..

REPORT OF PROSECUTOR.
ffihowa That There Raa not Been
Knoh Crime in Thta Ooanty Snr-'
ing the Peat Bis Kontha.

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Shafter Can Easily Hold His freseRt Position.

Later on it flias inimated from the war office that the news was not so. bad^ Shafter
could easily hold ^s position and would use his judgment as to a resumption of hostilities.
The following bulletin was posted, this afternoon: “Hostilmeshave been suspended
until reinfo'rcements arrive. The enemy is sending his reinforcements against us. The
Americans are resting on'their arms to-day. Do not knoNv what, our losses have been, but
they have been very heavy. Reinforcements will be rushed forward to Shafter as rapidly as
possible. All the energies of the department will be bent to thetask of giving him several
thousand men.”

Blanco’S Retiort to Madrid Says Stiaoish losses Were Heavy.
Madrid. July 3—(Special.)—Captain General Blanco reports to his government under
d ate of July 1st that Americans have taken San Juan and that Spaniards were able to save
their artillery though half the irccps were placed hors de cembat. General Linares was
scverly wounded in the left arm ar.d relinquished his con mal^ El Caney was also con.
ceded as lost. The Spanish losses were heavy.

SAN JOAN TAKEN.

had to yield to the hnlldog tenaelty I Sore than 5vo yards from the enemy,
land oonrage of the Anglo-Saxon.
| The Spaniards tdad vainly loponclnt*

The Spaniard* are dcmoralixedOLOBIOD6 TIOIOAT TO&AMB&-;oi,o^ it taken. Tbegoneral advance.
Proeecotiog attorney i. J. Tweddle
XOAJIS BUT OSABLT BOVOHT. | wnieb was begna at 3 p. m. warn sacyaaterday filed bU seml-ananal report,
------------I eesbfnt all along the line. After drivlor the aia mcmtha ending June 30. The
enemy, ont of El Caaey the
xsfort'ahow* that Urand Traverse Spanish were Demoralined and Tlod\^
' eoanty i« eomparatively free from
po—1.. .1 th. ,.11.,.
Wiminala. beatdee, thia ia the least
tnred-Balloop IHd Good eeriloe in
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‘ *’ and deetroyod the Spanish fort by
nmbw^ reported in *otn'e. Ume:
Obtaining-Aoenrate Znfonnation of
which it had been defended.
The
the Defenaee of the Enemy.
Spenii: rd* fled into the dty of Santiago.
New York. July 2.—A copyrighted
Thelb»e«aon both sides were heavy.
dlspetch to the Evening World from
The b.-rallDg of a Spanish shell almost
Playa del Bet* say* that Saa Juan
annihilated an entue company
mountof fine* Helgbta have fallen and the way is
American troop*.
til. besides the ooeU in each
open for the advance on Mori
Wblefa were also paid.
A halooa wa* used far the pprpoee of
le. It we* * glerioo* victory, bol
The aggregate number of month*
obtaining heenrate informaUan a* to
tmprlMnment fixed tor theoe Mnteneed very dearly pnrchaeed
the locaUon of the enemy and the
The place waa the etroageal Spanish
Mith* and |o day*.
character of the defeneca aad it proved
ottipoet, well torUfied and valiantly de­ of iaeetiiaablr service. It dieted jnst
Aati4aloon Addraaaao
B«v. J. F. Brant and D.-. Barker of fended. The position waa excelleaL over the tree topenad ivae eeelly guid­
iDalaware, O., arrived in the city yester. San Jnan hill i* etoep and aa artillery ed along the three milea of the road to­
Aay. They are Anti-saloon Leagne bnctery waa-located, thereon. It wa* ward the enemy'* line. Whenever It
''workwa Mr. Brant will apeak thU al*e oeenpied by a’harrack* aad other baited for taking epbototrapk of the
gin the O.
bnUdlagi. Bat the Amertoan traoM

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etormed the hetghu and Bpaniah valor

Once it hang over Baa Jnan, i

THE TflSEHITE OR GAURD.
Bm Taken Place of the Bt. Paul i
Blockading Port of Baa Jnan de
Porto Etoo.
Sperial te thr Moamiu Escoau.
New York. Jnly 2.—A dispatch from
Kingston, JamacU, ssy* that the anx.llliary erneier, Yoeemite. eommanded
by the Michigan naval roeervea, ia now
blockading the port of San Jnan de
Porto Rioo, having taken the plsoe of
-the St. PanL None of the Spanish veesel* have as yet moleeted hrr. They
have remained inside 'the harbor ever
ainoe the St. Paal. aent the Terror back
in a sinking oondltlen.
W. & Creighton and wile of Lontovllle, Ey., arrived last night. They
have engaged rooms at the Park Place
for the semmer.
Bleberd Bestoa and wife nrrtvsd
from Lextogton, Ky., last night to
spend a few week* here.

BICYCLEi
SHOES, j
ladies'll inchtofs,black
orfac,$2.25. Campare them
- with aar $3 shoe in the cj|]r.
New aed oobbir last. .

FRANK FRIEDRICH,
THE OLD RELtASLE BHOEMAN.

118 Front Street

WURZBURG BLOCK.

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iOORING
NEXT WEEK.
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Wo will clone out a few broken lota of Sboea, at an
especially low figure. They are all aoUd leather and
good wearers. "We chvry a large atock in all a^ea
ami all prices and can pleaae you. For a good wearing shoe get them of .
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PARKER BROS. |

Refrigerators!
Ice Cream Freezers, Screen Doors
and Windows.

“New Process” Vapor Stoves.
iT- SOBBS,
148 If’ratt 8tW

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TH£ MOBNISQ BEOOBD. XOHDAT. JTnjY 4, 1898.

wUl be Arch, «f thla city. Alec., trf
Tetreh Lake. Dr. WUliam CaaMros of
■0flB«ttiJcK About tbtlr Ohmcteris- BnlBeiA. Mian., aad Mr* Mamie Mof­
fett. Ooe pleaaeot feaure of the
tlw-Som« with BnOklo BIU.
•vest will be the ehrleteiasc of the llv
M«eh earii aity w to tb« obaraetor «f
I of Hr. ‘aod
Mia. Oamaroa,...
WO)'
«u military
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aUlto lu
is Cuba CABiS.
exiata. Ml«
the
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. nf mt-B »h«/>k tk.
e*»«o«y
b«
of the ITsitod Btatoa la aapplylof with |
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•rma, ammosiUos, aob^tosc. asi
The chrUtenlsf nihe. which
U
bcautifol
aad
of
toe
textaro,
to
be
raimest U bnt rery little
;od.;i

« of AUstar Otmn
VabappyX:9«
Taatarday Konlnc.
«
AUator Qnnn wasaevamly bitten yes­
terday by hU pet doc. which anddenly
went mad. whila Mr. aod Mia. Gunn
were paaalnr alonf Welllnrtott street
on thelr war to pick berriea The do»
showed stfns of dlstreee and when Mr.
Onnwstopped to carem iV the animal
fastened lU teeth into Mr. Unun's
aod aceordlor to acme of the deacrlp- presented to Mr. Oameron'a mother by: wrist- The dof frothed at the moath
her
grandmother
in
Scotland.
Every
j
and
lu condition waa loadlly raallrad
Moaa which have bees printed is newspaper* and macaxiere we mi^ht easily one of the Cameron family has worn 1 by lu ownaia. The cries of the mao
Im^ae that they were semi-barbarian the robe when ebrislened. This aaao. | and woman attracted the attenUon of
M«a«w. coarse is features, cmdp in eialian besides the rronlon will add WUUam FairehUd. who proanrad hU
|revolyer and shot the animal. The
apparel and rude in demeanor. Durlnr pleasniw to the iratherinc.
shot ^ net effective, and Mr. Fairthe past winter months when ttae Cuban
, child oorrowad a rifle of Mr. Cleveland
Jnnta in this oonntry was stralnlnr
•eery nerve and exeicislnr every re-1 E C. Oompton of the Whiting went and flhUbed the work. Mr. Uoou
Mantoo ycaterday.
{ monnled Mr. Fairchild’s bicycle and
y of|
f^r^
to'
ConnaWe and‘rode to the office of Dr. A B.'Hollldsy
thelneiuvenl army, they delcrmtoed i **®F»*tor Dorothy have fete to Petoa-'who eanterixed the wound, which be
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U hrtof some of their soldiers np here key for a few days'visit.
Frank A. Brabant arrived from Grand faeu of the bite of a mad dog aie not
aad ahow them to America. Learning
of this scheme Col. William F. Cody, Rapids last evening to join Mrs. Bra- immediately dtoeemible. fears of aer(Buffalo Billi offemd to the Jnta to bant. They will go to Northport today iom trouble are not vet allayed,
carry these men about the oonntry to apead the Faurtb.
OHUBCB 8KBTI0B8 TODAY.
Mrs. Sstber Bentop of Sonth Spraea
with his exhibition. ■•<«< (Hr* them ao
opportunity p. »b< w thence vea to the Btrect, went to Orspd Rapids yeatnriday yM^ai^hadbr thsBaapoetj
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riKar BAiTtar
publleof theenuntry 'The .fnnta was to vUit friends.
rlad to rrasp at tbn idna and took ad- , Mias Minnie Cnrpentor ban gone to Rev. i. C. Csrnsu. PMWr.
vantage of the off r; kunviig that It I Grawn for a fevr days' vislL
. 10:30. Poblie worebip. Sermon by
Mias
Ida
Conrtade
went
to
Sparta
^
j c. Carmen. Bobwonld give them ao naq-allBed op-'
tO visit friends.
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..lUileton* Heroism-" Neb. 4:».
portnnlly toesrry ont the aebeme.
Hr ul Mn.
TheresrUis that a bsnd of abont
Vooo, P«.plo'. Sorjlo.. U.B.
twelve »ffi.-ers and eight pp rates rep­ (or Cblo«o T-ttrto, to .p«.d U.0

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BZXB or A XAX> BOB.

THI »At&XOn or OVBA.

1' CLOSED
: TOMORROW
: The ENTIRE DAY

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resenting'b- dIffor>nt <rr>-s of the

Tuesday morning we shall be cp'’*'
business and still continue tbe. Specia*
we have been advertising lately.

Mr. and Mra. Jnlias StMaberg will
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go to Pewakey today to spend tbe
A hearty welcome to all.
Fonrth
Sunday school at U:30 a. m.
Ed Pease and family are cntcrUlnof the O. A R. Mid all oth
tog Tobias Plnmmer aad tamlly of "*
»heav
Carp Laka
|aervieea.
ooxaRxeanoxau
Prof. C. B. Catton. prcaideat of the'
Ac*. D. OoeSUa. paaior.
Bensonia college, was to the city ycoI Rev. J. F. Brant, state enpertotondOeo.Criap of Wmiainahnrg was to
AnG-aaloon League, will
the dty ywtorday
B. .. aow.rd Hoot, bu r.l.ni«>' B,.... Sohool loUow. tko momlo. !
from YpaUanti.
eervlceEd Broach and Mark Craw went to'
people's aocIclT of Christian
I>«rC™.V J..MT0., tor . oo.pl. ot
" «!'» F »■
1W.. I»n
d.(.l.blo.
.uooojtk. Br.. StodjUnTOIc.
C. L. D..rU,o o( Lrluid w_ I. th.l Tbo cboroh-111 Join 1. U.. A.tl.»
OU,
loooLo«o.n«U.t..ib. »loU.odl.,

Cuban soldiers are to be seen at Mcb
exhiblUoo given by Colonel Cody. They
are all wounded men. some of ihei*
legleasaad some armless, and all of
them too much crippled to be of fur­
ther use to the army. As the Cuban
aoldiera are all cavslrymeo. these
are riders, aod despit* tbelr generally
maimed couditioo aie able |to stick on a
horse well enongh to ride abont the
arena. Bscb one of the vekerans i* in' troduced iuditHuaily to ibg andieocir.
aad bis'ccord as supplied Iby the Cu­
ban government ^:y stat^. lljrli
enrpriae many who s-c them to-learn
that they are urarly all men with festaraa as fluely chiseled as a cameo, and
whilst many of them are awartfay’ It
oomplcxion with black hair, there are
among them blonde* as fair as wen in
northern climates. Each of tbeac men
has a bUtory that reads almost like a
romance. They have from two to
twelve years for liberiy and no hope of
reward except In the freedom t>f their
eonntry. AmoDf them U Colonel ManT'Agnera, who has been' in fiflybaules. wounded eleven tlmen, hia
'right arm having been shot off about a
year ago. He is a grixried old fellow
who made bis escape from CabauBs.
Fortress only some three w^ks before
the party came to this oouutry Anoth­
er of them, Lienieaani Mszorra. was
•he principal tenor of the grand opera
at Havana before tbe war broke out,
and is a man etognlariy bandaome.
with a snperb voice, aod is tbe compoaer of tbe Caban natiousl bym'n. the
words of which were written by tbs
president of the republic. Masso. Tbe
enUre list could be gone through, but
thtaetwoera snffi-ient to |g>*e some
idea of their character.

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Oborai Society. Plan.
Professor C. E. Horst is meetiug with
eohsidcrable eneonragementia his plan
The idea seems to meet wiih popular
approval and it is quite protmble that
Professor Hotat will soon annonaoe s
Acflnito plan:
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Several Dozen Pairs Pants, SI.48 per pair.
Several Dozen at SI.95 per pair.
Several More Dozens at S2.45 pair.

M». Ft^W S.IU, .... J”'
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Tt_r rjeiir .jwterde* for
----- »—■' -i^O. Patnotlc Sorvlc*.
ScnBon:
fl^ing^” thre^ya The Miaaion of America wmmg the Na

r^.d. H. L»ll.
bow. (ram ,
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NortbportT»t«rd.y.
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fimt «™ooiw.
Mrs. D. F. Hoxsle of Northport was kev.j.a.Breac,. uawir.
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here yesterday.
|, Sonday-Jk-eaebIng at 10:30a. m. aod
G G. Nieberaon of Hannah tianaac- »*>.«>« eveniog-ibc Congrcgatlopal ao
ted bustoeas in tbe city yeetetday, acehurcbea will nnite with u
to a great Tern
d by bis father.
by Rev. John
Mrs. Cole of Bingbam was in the *
city yeaterdny.
perintoodent of the Antl aaloon league.
I.' L. Hobart of Frankfort wna In ^ Om* meeting at t.;SO a, m.
tbe city on business vesterdsj. ' *
' Sendey •^oo\ at close of fflomlng
Edwin Clerk came in from MaySeid e"^**
,
Junior League at 3:30 p m. and EpF>ed Kiogdon of Long Uke was in.,*~r^ I-eagne at C:l5 p «.
, Thursday prayer mdetiog
ieUog at 740.
>dv weioomv.
d last night from
FKlKMlF' nu W.'H.
Bovard Moorr aod Mary Moore. Pastern.
Corner Oak aod Fifth streetsj
Mrs. Joseph Rntncr it ratertaining
Bible school at 9:43 a. m.
ber sister. Mra. Alfred Varley of Elk
Morning service, 11 a. m.
EUpld.
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T T. CbM o, Aldr.

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The above are goods that- retailed from $2
to $3.50 per pair, and are great bargains at
prices npw offered to close.
Remember to ask about our Suit Sale- $7.60 buys many a $10 or $12 suit in the odd
sizes we are closing out.

I HAMILTON CLOTHING CO.

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*• ™ ‘bri. -Ill b, . oob.. »o.p,rnnm meeUog. One of tbe speakers in '

il. E. (I
llry’and wife of Ynha ware
J thev-tT yrsterdavKvanokucal:
J. A. Scriptuie of Acme waa I9 the'
Ber. a. Salsbery, t>aator.
city on busmrrs ycaterilay.
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Sunday aervices as followa:
Mia. LouU A. Gage ot Harbor
Prenchingnt 10:30 a. m.
Springs, arrived in the dty Inst night
There will be no aervieea in tbe evenB
«»»»»»
■«.. L.
because of tbe onion meeUng of

I A PURE
I BLACK AND TAN

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to =3

MT^mdMia^m. Caldwell of Bagi- the Anti-saloon league at the Friend,

j*~~ Whichever you may wish when suiting yourself with a pair ^
w- of Shoes, you will find in our handsome and up to date stock ^
“■iS.rjS.'' .?‘Sd...i.
of Men's Shoes. Tan Shoes are the favorites at th s season of
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Barry J.
Moroirg service and sermon i
Eller.
J
' a. m. followed by the Holy Cot
y- tb$ year, and webave them in all shades for Walking.^Bicy.<^In.'?:rbi.r,I..?u“iTII.?.';
de Biding or working. They are easy, cool and comfortable ::
tereeuofthe Chicago Inter Ocean. U
All are cordialiy invited to theee aer-! 5^
~
and the
sUylng in the city for a few days. .
naw. will •prod tbe Fourth with their.' “

oiucK (xtiscoi-ai ) cbvwcb

Mra J. J. Coulaon ot Ktogalay to
visltiw hm stotor.. Mia. P. J. Handern of Union street' dress by one of .the AnU-aaloon
MIm Bessie Perkins of Norwood, to apnakcia.

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Prices of course are

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s™. P«-|

Mu.c...,i...b.._i.i.ui,_.
arrived last night on tbe G A A I. to |
Burpriaad J. M. Thomna
apead the summer with ber alttor. Miss
A nurnWr of old friends enlled upon
Agnes Svnceal. of Wasbiugton street. J. M.iTbon^s at hto home on Webster
---------------------------f ‘. street Friday evening. It was to honor
Brevitiae.
of hto Wrtbdev anniversary and waa a!
There will be an excuraion to Ne ab- complete .nrprise.
la-wanu Friday evening on tbeColnm-,
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bis. under tbe apapisea of tbe CongreBeaolntions of Bymynthy.
gational Church Aid bociety.
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Wberkas. it baa pleaari Almighty
ceuta. All arc iaviied U> apeud a pldaa.
*<> remoee from our - aaa^ation
ant eveuiug on the bav.
and from oor campfire, our eltcemed

To Damp at Long Laka.
The Three gxarter B. B Clnb aod
thMr invited friends will go into camp
thbmorning a*. Long Lske.Icbapcran- apeak at the Volunteer hall this after-1 Wbkbxa* By the death of our neighand evening. Mr Noble was for- ^
» sincere aad earaeai
•d by Mrs. aomUown^and Mrs. Good­
.„l,l. .A..n,. ...b,
wood of Grand Rapids.
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THE LOWEST IN THE CITY.

I THE HANNAH & LAY MERCANTILE C0.|
THE HOME ,

ProtectlYe Association

“Thelma.’

I CA^tcro.idtCH.
nSABXVT FAMILY MBDMIOX.

Foreaters and their wlvea are; Whbbeas, While we deeply moarn
invited to atmd« piento today at
of onr belered and enthe Oameroh Family I’enlar Point.
^ teemed neighbor, yet what to our lam
^lar roinu
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1 to hto gain. Therefore U H
Tflga^brfor the First Time
Mr. and Mm. M. R. Korn ot Wesb-, Beaoived, By Duchess Camp No.
in Beron Tears.
ingtoo street are the prond pareau of 2343. Modern Woodman of America
I ^et we extend our deepest symppthy
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Cameron are en- a baby boy whs arrived ycalerdny.
There will be no freight ttnia on the ' to
' the parents aad relatieea of onr de­
tarminlng Mr and Mrs. Alec. Cameron
ceased neighbor, and be it fnrthw
of Tomb Lake. Theoccasion of their H. A N. E Monday on aeeonnt of iu
Rewjlved. That
St
our charter
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diaped to moui jlag for sixty days from
uialt is a reunion of tbe members of the being a holiday.
Judge Fred B. Aldrich of CadiUac this date, that a ceoy ot thaaa reaoluOaawron family, wbo have not been to­
gether for several years. The gathertag
be St the rcstdenM of Mr. and hto friends of tba legal fraternity.
I to one of the daily pewspaaem of oar
The todies' of tha Baateni 6tnr gave I city, ana that they Kb spraad upon ov
Mn. O. C Moffat today, and lomomw
tAij will meet at the home of Hr. a pleasant town aoeial at the home of,>««>r^
Mm 6. 0. Daapres toat^l^t. TbeproCMmsroB on Webeter etreet.
s of the family prose, t needs went into Ualr piano fond.

Authortoed under the Btote Im
Department of Mich.
^ pay onr egenU Good reltoWa
solicitors wanted. Addross or call on

W. R. HARDY.
District agent for Northwestern Michi­
gan. Tmveme, City. Mich.

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you come to the

If you have read Mane Corelli’s great work you can­
not help^but admire the character of the heroine—“Thel­
ma.” This is also true of the-/atest perfume name^ “Thel­
ma.” You cannot fail to admire its exqoisite aod lasting

1--., «». -b™ odor once joa tave tried it,
« and Uke s.iibi.i,_Or.

workn! Hom^ tor thoFoartb.
mr rtf*"**— at A A MeOoy A
. lArgrotUMlatoeelty. Ml-e

For sale only by

S. E. WAIT,
TraT.>ne City.

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•Thi kiagii04Lmm,itoiibJk%nj.t*, t**
1^ttB ItliACE DBAtH.

tHE COLO*l^'S Bfbhv;

H^ILL^ CHILES.

Sayl

BRITISH LOSS OF TRADC;^

Oregon has done nobly, and the re«bla salt rereala tho change iff ^timeat
tbaWms been esaoed ly the falsity of
;THat fearful ^plaque that fol*
If my<Hi|
of IfiM beiiigai<ff April 0 raThe Uardon
«TUkta«»b«|,wiSrdtww"iil4ttiF
tufl iflw
LOWS IN THE WAKE OF WAIL
thevallu
marim that the showtog^ Britirii im­ posed—Wilmington Kei
Moolo«f *VJW anrof yo«e«ttaAf J'I«^ I «
^ -» ti,.
BoKiiu are exsollod
Boglisb
sxiwilGd from
ira Paris.
ports
and
exparw
fornbe
m'uotb
of
rN
&
CTBAJTOa.
trey
• Itw WST.
festb* gi^wialW CM»>tT n •m*pt tW
Bach an ^cOct woald seem a
1 very
. I B.tfidt
.
is an nmouisfartory nm>. Com
O. P. OARVEB. i
••Na”
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historifwlly DeOBOThe Eagle, as
«tMto «r B»t4^ Kliuac
large
ord*
at
the
prtrat
day.
Imt
»t
ft
It
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I
pared
with
the
t
snme
mouth
last
yoax.
"Well I*m ■an»i*d. E»ajLody lu
ileared tfaat the geld
iratii- pai«-r. i* plei
■nit—« •« F—pi« la TNt— T«—»~«te ttie «KHemGi>t know ib Am
atnall one lu Kapo-1 tbe imiioiya increased In vultM tin
A no
(any in ((in^j won all the
is at;
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67.5, tbe total fur Uar-b. IbM, taCag •aantlsnl jariy
'eoont mt of a fello** and the old mao leoo'atiipe. -----------------------------------‘^•leiitsiu
Mon<tay‘BJK.uou
—ilrudilyB
today be witbaot its RngUtii oolcaiyf 1 fi2i7,Oe4.145.
muaiuimloReiridcf him. «>
■: .phi (Lid , i> ui
aadOr, to tbe pale boy who fliea tbe! $mS.23G,646 fur March. IfiM, a
EugiiKh Joamak at Neal's library in' crottao of <4,067.020: while the etceen
gee my new jewelry store when
him a«^.
Brmember t>>at I do all kinds of re­
dajmore thankaritaelf. Umppond
uf luip.^rts iirte cxixru for the munth < j>oa cone to tbe pretofflaa and Uke ad- pairing and enamelltm, and that 1 cam.
"Gere him aw^f'
/.
. 4baTe11w*«ri«4at«lamoo«tbed*m
amonuted to <1 if.SVt.KIO.
I vaatagw of my diaplay Of fine J'wetry. and do give you the tet work of nmr
"Tofi. Jim waa ib the Sayhift, and
There baa been an English cnlony fa
The flgOM fie tho ftret quarter of L. M. Bennett.
S.-.R-tf
ntr--------* pa^e who crowded togotiMr they were autmt to l«re ^thont him
one 4n tbe city for the money. poMH
tbe
Fmch
mpital
for
many
ocntarlea,
Ikes show tho ismio anfavonblc balance 7
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be deceived by what others tell yon to
Ui the g^atdUuiof Aaia and Efcypt, or when the old man wiofced pud pointed
yet one might atiarah in rain fur a sim­ of trade. Fbr that period tho Impurta / Tirewoiiu! Bnrrah for tbe Fourth. tbe cootrery, but oome and eee for
ifhofiwmed the Aeamimwot of Xerxea, totbebam.
r
A. A. MeCcy A yourself.
"That was enoo^. and UMy got him' ilar Frcaich colony in Loudon. The aggnigated <.'>62.496,046, an increase' Oet yonr palriotlam at A
07ns and Ihme^aDo the iWar. It
I guarantee all my work to he right,
Leicester iud Soho sqaare districts, al- of <;.6U.F60 aa ccanporcd with the SobV Largest Itae in tl
Ul-H
imbabljr Mptmg | frean the Imparity and marched him to the frant
and if it does not prove eo I make It
'.‘tCbe old man was sorry after Jim tboagfa owning to a largo I'Vench popa- flrM qoiwtor of ISHT, while the exports
which mow hard ni<tod in the midX
all gtne and his conioience hart him latiou, poena hardly a trace of the fte Janooty. Pobniaiyand March, 1H98, r.W.Paiebu.
o< anch vast ftathdrinfm and in part alao
Stop in till 9 o’doelreTrry ereolag
Aaror
<v
mien
that
distingniabes
tbe
<2I«.&86,50D.
were
<7.U56,046ioai
than
had.
Bat
be
bopid
for
tta
besL
until
tmleariDE tbel tmboriod dead span
exerrt Sunday..in tbe Caldwell ft Lon­
day be got • moango that told him Eoaitur tbe English freqncnt iu ParU. for thu first qoArtcr of the previous year.
don bonding, at north end of Onion
the fi'lcl of haitta .At any rale the
Tlir excres of imparts nro' exports fiw
Jim bad been killed and bpiried on the and it u not a fifth thu sire.
To Kptwk tmadly. Paris Itos within tbe first three months of 1898amoonU
battlefield.
, '
- • -1 ACTivc where oondi
Attom^ a|^w.
its
waited
tiordcra
a
little
Lemdon
of
to the ennemoOB mm af-fi906,M0.456. {
"thm be pachod hla ^phnd Marted
le
Rleefc.
Tiarenr
ntr.
iriea.
L..
been
and the march of right off to bring Am's bo^^y home, if many 1thuomud persons—set squalid at the rstaof <l.>a7,b4l,8»0 tor the.ooeMii
L hat
whole year.
I
annioe that hae qtead it hraidcaAovcr poaaibla.far the grief itrickan m<^er and iffi]
flne abopa, botela,
When this vast dt*U is contrasted t -------tlB world from Utno to time, and at w«mld bare nothing elac and made life
BPSJJfSSfS CAHJiS.
■ and librarini. and with a fnvMahlo trade balance of over |
war became liwl frequent and leai mlMrable for him rritb her rei*naebea
Be wont to Virginia, and was tbm all tbim 10 racb an emcat that it is * gjxo.ooo.OOO. v at tbente of more'wkMwidc the fruqoency and extent of
Informed that U would be impowiililo to diplcalt to bfliivo one is not in the' tban <5h;,SOO.OOO for a fall year, la h. bkown. auetiey •—u
thfa- raraRn bav^ luaamed alad. "
British
cajiim)
itself.
i
which
stands
to
the
credit
of
the
United'
over the
|Tbe first recoiti<-d oatbrmk at the remove the body. ’ 80 be
.The Inhabiianis of this oolcxiy mi^ SUtes for tho first nine mouths of the! p4goo in Enrope occorred to the fdx- qMt where it was bnried and wept for
roogUly be ratalogncd os folluws: Botetetfa centary. 3t came from lower tliire dsya. Then be wont «dty bmne.
to,
jironoai^cod "uasalialae-;
"unsatulae- yiawSoitir
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‘•And lo mud behold the fl«t man tired ptvipU- and gentlefolk who hare may well be jironoaivod
Uypt. Thia was ibo first lapping of the
SMm Uilter dajw those who desire to tniy"^ tbe rx difthat nachod 4mo the eaetaffain. he met as be nuarud bia gate waa Jim
eooud and right side up with have Iheir children cdacatod in the lan- feR«o^ over <1,800,000.000 in favor
there to say it« mov^meait eo far.aa the
gasgi‘. bosineia people, anthors. anista, of prateetiim and against fren trade can
trm waa raoomiud cntil 544 A. X>.. oaret
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juurnaUxte and prulcsuooal hardly bo crmsicbivd a strung argaintait
"It was some time
befon the
old
trim the retnnitah Irpioa* of the Ttalass Elgs. Kverytbinr new
^ ImT wbtm he “*• »*•"*
^
^ pnvate Inkvor of the Oobdenite tboory.’
tboory.
»r.
C<rlutes as reasonable as any
paior Jnrtinlan btvoRhl it ortiin into man roald
reasnua for living ont of England and
Tbe Eoooomist finds that the faUing '
barn in the city. Olre nan
the wedcrti w«r:d[ from the tattlofirlrla fuood it wa I mlly Jim—In fiedi and
enuks,
which
tcni includes cx-nain in­ off in tbe valne of British nxporu has.tw*. hcow sm o. call and get onr prioea.
afF>**^ Ocn:»mutinr>ple wu the first blood—that they bail got Jim mlxtd ap
oecurred mainly in sbUmi.-nU to tb€'
. ooTKU- Aiurrers siU co-.cljjijpo it Bnack<d. ' Hin- in s single day with some other Adkhia, and be hadn't dividuals who for *i« mare or
havc devulupud a feeling of hatred fc»' United Statm. Wool shipmenU of this UiSrs^u^ oacoi.oitrOpereBosre 81k.
astuanraa 1U.'0|> peraitis are aaid to been killed at alt. thp old man waa IhoJaud
of their birth. Nearly all aw
.......................—- 1
---------------------------------------haTefa'iieeTictimitnit. Bottheplagne hot! He slowly divested himrelf of his
exilM uf their own arourd.
did not stop witfal Onstantinople. It coat, then rolMT ap bia alt«vea and
On bouday the elite at tbe English
had found a too ItroRonial noil in En- made fur him! It was the livcUest nap ooluny tnrna out to the Chnrch «f tbe show an equal degree of dirlnkage. The---------------------------------- --rope, which was ilittlo el» than one yon ever saw—the old man os top, and EmLoay in tbe Boo d'Aguuatian. Here Dingley tariff is chiefly responsible for |
Great rsncaia
Britain’ssiorecji
lore of ee.wu.uw
<8.000,000 in e»-i
ex-' —----------—-----------------------------------ureas
irnm-rr Abmaets <f TtOa.,
great battlefield at the tima It was the two of ’em wallowltig in tbe dnst I
‘7
“It took tho'old lady and 4h« throe for a number of yuais Dr. Nayea, who pofttfor the first quarter of 1896, and |0.
carried into Oaul where it followed
was formerly a Leyteostemc iDcumbenL
__
doee in tim w^ of the FianUah girlaand two stoat darfciei lo poll the baa pteaidMd. and here a ooUection bag tbr keepiagathome that stun and many'mateBkahmilliens
hosidw
wfalcb
woe
Spent
In
the
msidwwfalcbwaeRpentintfaelT a. THOMPSON. K. D , Ofitesta Haidlui
amiea. and from! Gaol it mored into
goes ngalarly rennd. and U as regnlaroI th. pratacuot TO 0—II-.
'■ *■-tla^y. with the Lombards, and eo detwly ntatned in a omdltion of oompara- factories and werkdtopa uuund of be-,
____ —
tated the ooantry is to leare It entitaly and Jim didn't ask any qo^oBA
tbe next mtatung be told Ut mother tire umptincos. For your Englldunan
at ^ meroy of the inradera
of the ^glidi oolony is either in a eonXbe tariooscra^ce. which extended that while his farioegb wam't oot Mill ditioo tobelp largely soppoR tbe (duR^
«t« a epMe of iabont SOO yean, no be knew his ooantry needed him and and does or else gives nothing at all
fiJUdidmneh tTbold thepMtilaoe he eooldn't stand toMsy at home trader
One thing most be said abont tbe
MieCELLANSUUB 'WANTS.
In Emope. for th«k Rrred to keep open tboM dreamstanore. so be left hia English and Americans who goto Parla
INCREASE IN EXPORTS.
,
-<r's of injerconrse between the bleming for tbe old man and took tbe They mppert tho city. Without their
■ :___ uiv weet.; Periodic e^dentica first triOn forthofranL''—AtlanteOan- patreoage these is Morooly a big abop Tbs Krered of tb. rtreal Tsre WOl
_____
V
woe ooBimoii daring their oentinoanoe, stitatioo.
T—sh BUb Wsi« Marh.
— ---------------------on thu bonluvards that would not close
«Bd tbeeeeeem -to hare esaminated in
iu doors within a few nhntha —L«
HE WAS A HUMBUG.
Th.1 the PPII.JB..U.
.1 j
, tteifourtaenth emturr with what ia
UaiL
so distant day to become tbe credhar,OM,. noo«b. bm-ic*
hnoU in hiatmraa the black death.
natina of the world, provided tbe Amer- -■
------ Ibe blade death
more fatal to bned Uw Aetn—
SPAIN’S LOSING GAME.
lean poiicyof tfaepmDtttadmlniaOatich
______ ______ __
life than an^ other elngle cans*
Scribbler had come home from tbe
is nmntainod. is cv-ldcncod by tbe for-) ««me pitferwu. i» ■utssu—
dnoctheworldbei^ Tboharoeofwar offloe In theeToftingqaite"i.lsyedoot,”
eign-oommsoe statistics of the past tm
Oi—s IB T8M
wws Dotluag in ofampariaan to ib It becauK of tbe ontpat of his penamd
swept the whole of Esro|A learingitt bmin that day. He was lying on the
Maranlay drew this picture of the
Jbe record of tho fiKol ymr, which ■«)B eALE-« Iret ireot
Its (Mb each misery and destitntion as oonoh in ths sitting room after snppm, powvr of bpain SOO yoara ago;
eoda-witb next mooth. will show that
file world had nercr known. It killed in trim Mra Scribbler, who had hem
The empire of f%Uip Uwi
onr exports have gone far brymid tbe
three ymnemne »6.000,6OO of people. reading s msgsvtw, mid:
edly one <ff tbe mart powerful and high water marlb eff 189S, which was
Sach fignroi stagirtr tbeoamprebensitm.
"8a> bwc, Geosge Scribbler, here is eplendid that ever existed in tho «
table saeteUI »i t
thf romst prospermu year In c«r.joun- T?«,
easim. For toll In
bat ihe records at the time canuet be something that flU you to a T. and 1
ewif-i— vHil
^
red Dakraknlb. m ■
Iten ragsIrrQf
Alfred
duabtrd. The cotire popnlation of Cn- want yon to read it."
reral-yhers his powt» orur Enropu ibew that while the volnme tff
. rope is eatimaml to hare been aboot
isgrreWth
.......................
"What-s it abootr'.
pmu mn>aret« all meurds there has
100.000.000—kept I duwn as itwuby
‘at's abont these fanny Und of
been a com-spiaidinK decreore fat par
dieoooiitant wa^afre-aud of those l60,- who muM have evavthing jnsi so in ‘ both nidus of the moator into tho temiuipcrta In fact, it is asrertainnd that
•OdfiOO at hast a fonrth porifibed.
tbeir home*, no matter how hard it, perato xiaxs. Tbfift is rgaaen to bcliore doriug the fifat ten munths of the prosnvafms of ;tbe f>h«ae in Italy, make* it fre others. Vonknow that yoa 1 that hi* annoal rcv,wne* amuoated, in
whoeitcamo iu ;tho txaofc of te war are<mcofth.foum(WmmalivA Evwy ! the eeasm of bia
‘o» 1 SUulv c.Lpkt«d. wu have sold to furof the Goelphs opd Ghibellineo, was roR and chair and book most bo exactly ; mm Im
SEE! E EGESEBBel
u'
' «V1j connirire^nUe tlie amount .<ff
of
accva c, sasassssa
partkuIarlydisaettuostomaidKbd. It in iu place, and a little dnst ecte yr* ' England yielded to EHiabpth. He had a ,
i guods ^
wv bav^ffigbt ^front them.
caged with temifle ftnr’in Naples, to scolding. Yon most bare - a ctmn standing ofmy of 60.000 troops
SSSfi S 8fiaS8«8«9
In isu2'tbeiexpnrts cxrioxled oar tmccK e
.
where 60,000 }wntms are aid to have napkin ev.-rv inrel. and yun caimot eat 1 EngUnddid not have a tinglo Uttalim
IkJrtt hy <202.S76,«H6. while tbe eaoure
-■ died.; It IlH opoa Pisa and m-VvII obi uf iftthtre u a tiny k; A oa the tablufloth, I in coustaat pay. Ijp held, wbat no otb'
............... - 81. LooU. ts>rtsvUle. laof exports over imssins daring the
•rety ten Vertebed.'- It Btteriy and for_____ _____ClncIsasU. Ckteace- OetrMi u«
andevreytbiog
If
n„muLiufibeig«<itfisre)yuar"amonnU
Or*a4BapM*«roa.
B.
Wssptnf
gad
4lalag
arer d'streyed tho prosperity of Bicaa. actly
you Lctgrumpy. Now. is
<514.245,4W. It is highly probahle
norenoe also galtaed screkdy. while not tfaat trac;
100,000 ttf the iohatttanU of Vmtiee.
"AmaulikM t see thinga In order
were literally wiped off the face'of the in bis own hlMisc. said Buribbla.
ditn marched ap to tbe capital ^
•erth. From Italy h luorrd into riwnoe,
"Of enursu he «V>eA and tdy'to keep France; bis sl^menaced tteshnree^;
where the mortality was wlmost as wuigs
things ui
in tmier,
order, uui
bnt 1s uciy
defy ouj
any woman England. Spain bml wbat Napoleon
iu onr favor for tiio fall fiscal year will
great; iuTaris alo^ 50.000 people died to maintain tho dugree of order
■red in vain—AipA tsolonies and oomnot fall U-l<iw <atf«.i>oo.Qtt0.
Tirnwre* OlJ
from It. One <f-thu wunit fratnxas jxe- or five childrun in tbe tncree.
- Tbo total expuru for 18^ wen <896,i
•anted by the Wstor «f the Uaek death bun HU. Now, this article refers to just
She long monopoly tho trade «f
686.WS. while that fdr the first ten
. was the (Tael pttfwcntiwn it aroosod such onriusoualiJe. furey men aa you. Ammca and at tbe Indian ocean. All
mcsthaid iS96 amaann to<1.025.4Sfi,agaiaet tbaJe-wa Tbeyv
*asak.aU-ta..aa7.Ja>.M.ntt. .
are. and it is not unc bit toosevere even tbe goU-of tbo west and all tbe apiaa 881. l^most'gratifylugfoatur^ihla
to hare itdecud tbe air in some mya- wtMXi it mvs that tiicy are-nall ■drit- of the cast were reoelved and distribut­
mnarkaldc Khuwkig ia tbe fara
teriiAK manner. And they were aomsed ed and lacking ia tree manlinesa Ido ed by her. Ewm after the defeat of tbe
•r wUI trade lor
breadstuffs formed a very hiace aharo
OOUiO HOBTM.
«ff iinriiig pdisaded the wells and wish that you wocld read tho article." armada English sUtesmm oontinnod nf thperporta. md bonce a good portion________________________
Springs In Straadmrg S.OOO of then
"I don't He*>d to,” rejilied StsilAlar,- to look with great dread on'tbe mari­ of the priiKpiuity from Butvyfareign] j^APLXWOODioraale Trarei—Oiirl^Bwcrelnrieu iu.,e ui iheir owd borial kitting op to stretch and groan.
time power of l*hilip- • • • Whucrer
ntesbas como
' "'
grairad.
".I'd like to know wl^ yon ,d6 not wishes to be well
The order of tho.Flagellanto atom at ne^ to rtud iL -Oeurge Embblcr?"
morbid anatomy of guvprwincnU, who- It is
menu of lundncrire l^astry.
4hia time; coming W tho belief ^
"Becanse—well tbe fact U. my dear. ejer wishee to know how great states ports of agricultaral luedsfita aoruig
the ahisof (bc^orli had at IXh brought 1 wrote that article myself. "-^Denver may be made feeble and WTOtebed.
the ten mnutbs aiy mure than <100,down the w raU) of heaven. It was the Post
riionld study tbe bisiaty of Spain.—£x_________________ ^
000.000 in cxoesB of those of the 00mbtftinhiug of fhelio called Bnndred
Spuuding period <ff last year,
very
•Ver Taior.Tenrs' war that ciroSf* ****
A rawsw Aral* «i—.
lar iu excess of those of ony^yeaiXh oar krlscrparaliora: workdeoe wbUe 7— wsU:
A tittle sb»y that appeared not long
ixno England, where in London iu vic­
lireeM are 40 asd U eeeuj «ork dser Brat etew
Tbe AmwicMn ^'pltirator says tb«t ootratry's bistoiy.
tims anuibcred lOO.uOO WheuatUxt ago in a Spanish aimic paper ia SWt to
If tho United Stetes continnroto have aaly. AA PiyaiaB. I» Fraat atnst.’
the crt^nal gikmiing apple tree is still
UH
by
camw|)undent
to
show
bow
Spanthe plagtiu haSTworked its ravagia. it
a trade halsucn of'beariy fSfoOQ^MKI per
donbled bpck.ovcr liu boarre. to direp- ianh, Uioupht of fhrir. navy before the stMidiug ..on the farm of Sulomon
Oriwne
at
Hoont
Hygeia
in
Ncrth
day
in
its
f.vrar.
it
is
bnt
a
qa^ou.ot
ib 1845 it aupou^ i pn-rent eveata
A Spanish admiral
XT ,
.
7.
.1------.. —foreign
1 usiehuig al
some ftWgn port
p«t In tho
the To*tej>R. L Tbe tree was a vwy old tbiic when it most become the creditor
........ ......................
dim i)f Rielimoad hftet
the battle...........................
of ! natural otmrso off ©venu calls on the ouewben the farm was sold ni 1801. m^wof the, globe.—Caiicago Tlmete bOraadBatreUlfor a oebool bouse at OM
Tbe aslJur .informed t|te pnrehaser that
Boswwib Field. Mitt when the vicio- gorermir of tbeJocal furt, and.
flic at
cs““
tbe cue lit- it waa a pity the old tree was going
renini call tbugorernU'
to Lood«« U.o -------------"
--------------------■mw* Brtter Mew.
relret
d tbu best fmit
ran! into decay, aattiin
pUgn^ went witb| them to welt iis tie gtm of the Spaaisb
BeriunanUtiag to, the tiuplalaln'io^'a"nvnra mlnte. bttlS ihe j of anyme te tl.e orchard. The pnr
iuvou there. As liing he it lasted thu
Wotlea.
'
Mnubr dAcnulacd to sue lbow long bo dastry iu'GreAttlirihuu. asgiven inThe ,
-iiiijalvmnnKXit thu Spanish admw
mcrtalinr was ns g«t-ut aa that canred
Labor Gaxottei ^ow a heavy ducreaM, .
, .
^
•shtV ^ and tbiuv^i the gun. qairia^ conld k^p it aHre, and^tsii
by thefusek duath ' half a ocuuny buoutput OouSmd ^
■“ S
after tiKbost another oentuiy has been b
id all luto the sta.
'
SoR. Five thomamiJ pwglo-dicd'^ fire
March Of, last year then i*afalUngrf|„ wk^UgaLl All
Irft tkrre or
AfiM
Id
iu
venerable
yeara
Bat
it
^•8^-ha^•" exaaims the di*trai|ulshod
weukA and then tii^ plagnu liffi London
of 189in thesull^af n^U «
iphoo*a wUlmelre promptatuatloa.
sbowBcigBa
of
final
decay,
and
the
par­
as «nl^<fflly ju It bad apjpemrud thm to rigitur. "Why do you throw yopr gavvforia
87E
ent of all tbu famooB Rhode Ulonj
enlntuii's guns ovi-rhoanH"
I
sweepi over the rcatlof Etiglaiid.
_iillA
831
iniUs
ww
worklnrf^nriug
“Becanse." n-pliu* ih« admifal "if greenin^h which baa' set Ha gnfUpcm March •of this ymr. thna leaving 41
In <«itlaud the plague of 1568 eatre
inmediauav nfua- the' hattlo of Lang- the gun. had groie iC It wupld have the orchanli of, almost aU the world, idlA The explanatiomia found Jo tbe
wiU sooti Is- but» nrighb
Mr BIrhsrS Kaslas,4br'>oa>* BaolMi psln•idC. wbenVteieu Mary was di-thronud. blown this whole sliip to.picoas! That __
I.<.
a—V,rfWI ir
It^ doubtftfl
if rl„iM
tbtn is a man tA- I large Incnase of I
■t SJ)d Ulr reodrr. bs^DM srrlTr^ tbo ritr
bat no recesds of Uic mortality it
„ .. being and in tbe UnllgdSutn .. .>04 U torsud bl tbr Witlte* Hotel usrlor sad
mousappletteeto he fond ia all^
"How’s that?"
• Mooed seem *0 hive bw-a prem
Thisia an ifidcntxy which a ^ trade roon 4*. Be tolls yoor over/ stoUlkoa osS
mona's
groves
trhm
end
to
end
of
tbe
olB>
lo lilr: lello tbr ostse oad as* of rock
"Fbr
mx
coatage
in
mving
this
ship
Tbe plagae visited Lcmdan
prreic^
of tTOumwaoiaieerotiryreri,
ihcUnitedButeefoar:
enoentoi
p,,roo. As • ansroBUc of rood tsitta br
lestrdctiuo. '—Loiului Kuwa .
eaitb.
*__________ •
f]' - ~*T4.i« foUowtd after; the civi! war which
aakrs 1so . bAryes. bat rr«BMs you to pay
V sneered atfand AwiUed theerisl^ine, ««kre
I what you ifclak U>« readlar Ir wort*: If yon
I]____ rkla'^Str'
ended, with tiv death of Cbarius H bnt
■terJ^,am»toaUsard,payBot-tBr. BeurntSa. b.
BM a Wrist— Una.
sd mwiy ycai^interi med that it ia imKeofe was ft. goodVnry teller.
Excited Lady (at Atlantic Qity-7-\Jhy
jioisible to trace any cuanfeeticy betwa-n
“For'ten i^rA"aowcnt qou ol his
A Credit to tbo Party.
the two evvnu. liyqodiiii ware danger im't Kimethiug drmo for that ship in Ulw. "f braght ^ my tbcAlrical ooa''it to to tfaecnditof tbo domlaant
' tbe plagae meras gpdnally to' distress Why don't some of yontqmea
from
eSq^ dealer, and os daring party in ooBgRM that they havp not At­
iAfoSarerthmriuUyi—Wc hara amt
p;>
hare ■Umemd, ifesbapa
*rof that time 1
I waS
was pl^^ trawy tempted te 1^ e partisan on of ,tbe
nntdrof
tbo
ere
w
p
lihu
to
connotiiorc,
luum.
bettor maiury conditi
i^tcd Udy—Of iu thlngsl Were
tv the armies -of totay.
FTaneisco
y. w. oAvarXiSn
'
liting i<rr a f>
the hill to a rerenne mdoeare. pore ud will be wIM Karl tbe }rwel«r uiU Onoher IM.
-■ Tram.
________ ^________
tra'de was a Qatttx of ........ ..
tinple. and not a partisan terlff .m wh« br will mars 10 roU—
Weekly.
portanoe. WlrnTwaa abont to loan
PMIIM hr tn* For.lock,
The. bUi is also free foam any poMiUe
the tiope and oome eaat, 1 wunt to make
A
Oaoae
Pw
OrtrC.
oharge <ff elan tUfiirimination. Then to
' TheDenvcN^ takes time by tbe
A Chinroe of 40 years old. whoso a final ord<7 and bi«lmy tvaBomro good- no attOBpt to exempt the rich from
fmelock and launches tbe following:
mother still fluggnl him doity. riwd by. ■*‘1*^ very sotry yimjn going,'he their jnst ahan of the national hardqn,
tenn. uiie day in the comimny^ triends. •aid. 'ilsu. Joker oalliiig CO a clerk. ocr. it there an effurt to favor those of
. TWdr Boo—ThtOS.■
•Ban
qn(
and
Mr.
Scene
a
gpod
"Whydoyouwoopr'aikedooe. "Alaa
aha aa agaiast ch^wealthy.
ODla-1 iS^
WOdcott.
things ora not as they nsnd te be!" be <|aarter^adoaar*dgar.'
8nnrew*s a Uw, it wiU, QO
“AaJakeamxted my castnner whialamented. “Tbe poor wnman’a ann
gajwa feebler erery daff. "-HtawboU imd beUad Ua iwid. ’Two'lcc e qnarTtBrerooCtty.pUb
ter. Jtice; two for a qoaner. * "
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