The Morning Record, July 15, 1898

The Morning Record, July 15, 1898

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Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

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1898-07-15

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Grand Traverse County, Michigan

^ THE MORNING RECORD. ^
jS«eondTe€

TBlAVIBS* OITT, MCE. FBI DAY. JULY 15. 1696,

SANTIAGO HAS FALLEN!
Surrendered Unconditionally With Army o£ 30,000 Spanish
Soldiers and Munitions of War.

EISTERN CUBA IS OURS

knotty problem which will be tackled
by the commissioners arranging the
capitulation under the direction of the
PxiMnsn Will Be Beat Back To Spain authorities here.
Aooording To the Promiae of
This OoTemment.

OfloMS sad Mm of HU Oowmud Tor tta«
adi«TemMts Vsdar Ui
SBd AUsoatli
Vmv Mow th« vVtst bsmy ot Oar Amf,
Bat It WiO ProbaUr B* OoBtrolUd.
Washington. July 14.—(Special.)—
- Adjutant General Corbin announced
. that Santiago had surrender<id. soon
after General Shafter’s dispatch was
received this afternoon, showing that
Wjc Spaniards had agreed to our terms.
Only the details now remain to be ad­
justed. The dispatch was as follows:
•’Adjutant General. Washington.—1
have just returned from an interview
with General Toral. He agrees to sur­
render upon the basis of being return­
ed to Spain. The proposition embraces
all of eastern Cuba from Ajcerraderos
on the south to Sagua La Grande^ on
the north, via Paiuia, with pratically
the fourth army corps. The commiss­
ioners meet this afternoon at 5:30 to
definitely arrange the terms.
tSigned)“W. R. SHA^TER. Major Gen­
eral.
SorTonder Verifled.
New York. July 14—(Special)—The
Federal censor at New York. Mr.
' Grant Squires, stated at three o'clock
today that the official announcement
might be made that the surrender of
Santiago had been verified, and that at
exactly 3 o’clock the city was formally
turned over to us.
Boport of Ooneral Miles.
Washington. July 14,—^Special.)—The
• war department has received the fol­
lowing dispatch from General Miles,
written apparently before the final sur­
render of ^ntiago, at three o'clock.
“Playa del Este. July 14—Secreury
■ of War, Washington—Before Santiago
—General Toral formally surrendered
to Shafter’s army, also the troops
and divisions of Santiago, on the terms
and understanding that the troops shall
be returned to Spain. General Shafter
will appoint commissioners to draw up
the conditions of the arrangement, car­
rying out the terms of surrender: This
is very gratifying and General Shafter
and his officers and the men of his
command are entitled to great credit
for their sincerity ancl^ fcfttitude, over­
coming the almost' insuperable obsta­
cles which they encountered.
A - por­
tion of the army has been infected with
yeHow fever and efforts will be made
to separate those who are infected and
those who are free from it, and keep
those who are on board the ships sepa­
rated from those on shore.
Arrange­
ments will be immediately made for
carrying out further instructions of the
president and yourself.
(Signed) ’’Nelson A. Miles, Major
General of the Army."
Our Bhlps Moat Be Protected.
Washington, July i4.-HSpMial)—The
Spanish forces involved in the capitula­
tion of Santiago will not be taken back
to Spain in American vessels unless
there is an official pledge for the safety
of our craft and crews. Secretary Alger
I j' had j*o hesiution in saying that he
doubted if Spain wanted the prisoners
brought back there, and said that if
transported in our vessels and without
some agreement with the Spanish, the
representatives of Spain would not refr^ from seizing them. This is a very

Sbafter^B Plan Approved.
Washington. July 14.—(Special)—The
war department has notified General
Shafter that his plans are approved so
far as they have been known and are
the result of orders, including the ship­
ment of the Spanish troops to Spain,
but does not include Holguin and Man­
zanillo, whose Spaniards are reported
to have considerable bodies of soldiers,
as those places are west of the surren­
dered zone.
HBLB FOB FUBTREB OBDSB8.
Embarkation of Troopo From Boath•m Ports Dsferrod.

PEACE TALK IN SPAIN.

TvoO^

It is an Everj' Day Stnfe
To w« who wiU get the moat for the leaat. Anyona
that gets aone of oar Wall Paper will aee at a
that they are getting the moat for their money that
they ever did. Bee the new goods that we are
at these remarkably low prices.

Reported That FaU of Santiago Will
Be Followed By Be<iaeat for Boa/
penoion of HoatUitiea.
Madrid, July 14.—Ministerial organs
speak only of peace. If Santiago falls
the government has decided to ask the
immediate suspension of hostilities.
Senor Correa, minister of war. would
resign, and Lopez Dominguez, a liberal
and friend of Morct and of peace, would
come in. It seems to be the general
concensus of opinion that Sagasu
should remain at the helm with the
modified government.
This significantly shows the view of
the situation taken by business men
here:
On the exchange when the report
was received that Mario had reached
Santiago with re-enforcements the
bourse went down, it being interpreted
as a continuance of war. but when the
report was contradicted, home issues
went up again.

FORTY-FIVE TRANSPORTS

CITY BOOKSTORE,
290 Front Street

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Holley ft OonnaUd'

Wall Papers
It will pay yon to aee onr Paper and
get our pricee before yon buy.
REMNANTS CHEAP AT

HASXELL’t ROOKSTDRE.
=
aeS ehoiewt •tyim, *t yrlecB of 80c, 76e. »0e. Sl-OO. «tc.

SPECIAL PRIOER

Men’s Summer Suits
An aow baiaig made hero, OB MW Md cSoiee aaraMU. Start at SS-M
•ad ro Bpwarda Better aee ^em. at

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STEIHRERB’S

Washington, July 14.—(Special)—Or­ WILL BE BEQUIBED TO TAKE
PBIBOKEBB BACK TO BPAIH.
ders have been sent to Charleston and
Tampa to stop the embarkation of
tropps till further orders.
Not Enough Veaaela AvaUable and
It is announced tonight that the
Many Diffloultlea are Preeented—
Spanish soldiers will hfe returned in
Great Batiafsctlon Over the
neutral bottoms. TheDryTortugasare
Beeolt at Santiago.
Correspond with the Traverse City Lumber Company.
to be used for a yellow fever hospital.
Washington, July 14.—(Special)-An
We have for sale Good,
The Porto Rico expedition will start
enormous
number
of
transports
will
be
from northern ports.
required to carry Toral’s army back to
Spain, as the United States has agreed
AFBATT) OP WATBON.
to do. Some idea of the size of the
ffieet may be gathered from the mere
Harbor lOneo X^d at Entxanoa Port
mention of the difficulties that General \
of Cadis.
Shafter experienced in landing in
London, July 14.—According to Cadiz Cuba, the first detachment of 15,000
Z4A.2TIDS
«AT.-m
advices, mines have been laid to pro­ men, though he had at Tampa all the
Mill Machineiy of all descriptions, inclnding Two Enginm,
tect the entrance of the port of Cadiz, conveniences of a well equipped Amer­
Set Works, Carriages and Saws. A complete Saw Mill Plant
and all coast lights have been extin­ ican port.
for sale.
guished the whole length of the Span­
It is estimated that there are in San­
ish coast. Vessels are excluded from tiago province no less than 30,000 Span­
all the harbors of Spain after dark.
ish soldiers and to transport these men
to Spain, allowing for the presence on
FAILED TO LAKD.
each of the transports of suitable
Tale and Co]
; Diaem- guard* from the .'\merican army, there
will be required no fewer than 45 large
bark tholr Troops at Agoadores.
steamers, a number in excess of the en­
New York. July u.-Thc Herald’s
tire fleet of transports now available in
advices from Santiago state that the southern waters.
Yale and Columbia, loaded with troops,
When Sectetaiy Alger returned to
steamed clps6 to shore near Aguadorcs
the wardepaitinent from the White
^
MV vkatl M ekMp M amj- Mbm Ib gieiMB
yesterday to ragke a landing. The New
ihiAorte«rc« ea»«q>elred. itat. U thwplMeteaa
House he expressed gratification at
York. Brooklyn, Oregon, Massachusetts
the latest reports from General Shafter.
and Indiana stripped for action, and
but apparently desired to take a conthe Glouchestcr and Yosemite ran un­
serxative view of a matter of such
der the bluff as if to cover the landing
grave imponance and that it must not
of the troops. After maneuvering for
be regarded as settled finally and abso­
two hours the Yale and Columbia re­
lutely until it is attually accomplished
turned to their anchorage off Siboney.
in its dcuils;andsaidit yet remained
It appears that the plan of landing the
to be known exactly what the terms of
troops miscarried owing to the failure
surrender were. He had telegraphed
K (001 lot. •aoll b<iu»r. ear loebUoc. Kb
of the army to give the signal agreed
Kfoot lot. rood dwelUoc.Pera wood. nt._____
to General Shafter inquiring as to tKe
44 bcTM tbrfo allM aowib bo4 vmi froa tb« dl
dif. Load eoo4. irdi wMoted. Ttmag ao
upon.'
exact terms- So far as the transpor­ op.
ptmerdlTldodieoalt. I«oklUi
!tm ]wt M 4«dmM« or nore aa
iobaaoB Block.
Cable for Honolulu.
tation of Spanish troops back to Spain
Victoria. July 14.—Advices from Hon­ went; that, he said, was fully under­
olulu state that the executive council stood, and entirely approved. In gen­
has signed a contract with the Scrym- eral he regarded the situation highly
ser company to lay a cable from the satisfactory.

If You Have Logs to Sell

Sound Hemlock Lumber,
Maple Flooring.
Short Maple Wood.

TRAVERSE CITY LUMBER CO

Don’t Buy a Bicycle
Dr Get Dne Repaired

Bemeelin Mj New PlaciUUSoutli Uniiion Stroet, Opposllt C. t W. M. DeiiL
In «Mi ud TMm to loL
H. E. OIBBS, Propr.

Hastings’ Real Estate Agency.
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American coast to Honolulu and Ja­ GEN. DUFPIELD OONVALB8CINO
pan. The line will run from San Diego
to Honolulu and thence to Japan, the Was not Wounded, Bat Had an Attack
of Malarial Fever.
latter section to be exclusive- The
woric is to be done with the underPlaya del Este |uly 14.—(Special)—
sunding that ilje objection of the Unit- General Duffield is not wounded but is
•ed States will vitiate the agreement
suffering from malarial fever. Ht is
convalesdng.
OVER A BULLION.
Babacfiptions td War Loan Are En.
ormons.

Bishop 14a Flecho Dead.

Montreal, July 14.—(Special).—Bishop
Louis La Fleche of Three Rivers died
Washington, July 13.—(Special)—The.
today.
'
total subscriptions to the $200,000,000
war loan now amount to over a billion
Moot Not Loot Bantiaga
dollars.
‘ Washington, July 14. —(Special),Cuban soldiers have been forbidden t
Miokigon’a War Claim.
enter Santiago, fearing looting.
Detroit, July 14.—(Special)—Gover­
Teeterday’a Gold Beaenre.
nor Ptngree goes to Washington Sun­
day, to file Michigan's war claim of a
Washington, July 14.—(Special)—The
quarter of a million dollars.
gold reserve today was $i75r6a7,766.

A Matchless Bargain

50 dozen hftsses* fast black seamless hose, sizes'
from 5 to 6^, at the low unheard of price pf 5 cents
per pair.
A lot of straw matting, remnants of our large
spring stock. Some fair sized {neces. Values rang­
ing from 15 to 25c. To close quick we have put
them at 10c per yard.
Big reduction in Ingrain remnau^.
Our miUmery departmeat is creating quite a
sensation. Our finest pattern hats, $6 and $7, going
at $3.50.

The Boston Store,
Front Btroot.

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GLASS BLOCK.

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KOSHXVO BBOOBD

BOBSPBOBt

ANOTHER BAStBAli FARCE.

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k T. Batm An> J. W. BAntn.
f. W. BAwm. Iditar ud^MMurw.

iakATe«c»iabM tIcimioa* Ud SMttaff* ud •ulern C«tM
«nia tk« hMds of o«r vmf. The
Urmitk forowkAd two kltenulTM.
Omt to oiiiTOider ueoodlUoMlly ood
dko other to dofoad a ultod attack of
Oo dMTlcM araj aad warabipa. The
teaor waa ehooea after l^ac dellber.
atloa, Tocothor 4lth a larva qaaaUtj
«<e
a of the atj I
I of Oaaaral Shafter. Thia

Ofand Beplda Beraida BaeUp Bbnt
Ont b/the BttMtm hr A
feeble Bern of 40 to 0.
Maaegar Dicktaaen of the Grand
Berald baee ball team, aallered
anew experienoe here /eaterda/.
Bvwy time be baa been here before be
bad a baU team wiU him. Tbb time
he bad aa aggrogattoa of pick-ape
whoee practical kaewledge of ike game
was •'nit*' and DIeddneen eaSemi indmertble tortma while the Baetien
had fan with bb team.
At a game the exhibition wae a mbtoka, butfw gaanlne good fan it
eereamlag enooeat. Tke fane thooght
thattbeLaUergamewaeafaree: hot
that wae a gailt-edged eeateet
pnrod with/enerda/ afterDOeah dbpla/. Whea the teamt began the game
a eettled thing that to wla the
home team mnM pl«/ balL The firet
,t the
he aad the bbtor/ of the flrat
pentad erer/inning nntU the game waa
ended.
After the first foe Buatlw made np
tbelr miadt that the/ would get a dosea rone, aad after a wUle the/ loeraea•d the Umlt to twen^. Bvenm chang­
ed thing! howerer, and thlrt/ wm eet
M the limit. After U eeero! were mark^
ap the good work went ea and flnall/
tha limit WM extended te fort/, end
that ssmber wm reached, to a ran
Evei/bed/ ea the home team made
> and all made hlu. The batletr
ef the vbllore wm a eineh and two
pUehen were kneeked o«t ef tke box.
PinaU/ biekiaaon went in, bet there
BO hope and the game e'.oeed withoet aelagleeaeof the rbiUng team
eraaOng the plate. la the third In­
ning, however, the/ made a neat donhie
ila/, which WM a el
heir general wotfe.
Thera never wm an/thiag of fob
■art teen In TraverM Cit/ before and
the aovelt/ ef H wm pieMing. The
HecnMbdid UtUe to lead an/i
•aspect that a ball game wm li
a. but foe/ aCetded ae end of fun
and foe crowd wm eerreepeedingl/
«foPW-

M, whara eo Uivaa taree waa fareed
doftaa op thair aima. haa aoi ita a^aal
la the aaaalB of Uatorj. Gaaml Skaftprhaa haen aeaarelp orlUdead, hat the
fWaltafhlaoaBpairahaa iarttod the
poMwiiiiittaa of Oaaaral Bilea aad
dhowardapart«aaV Tha oAeara and
mm of tha aoMwaad an alao hlrhly
ewiwdad for their plaek. ooarave
MM* aiseerkp la oooabattia( aoeh a
etal of bb nia/eraand he eonid aot
iormldable foe teeiae alMt la
tU foeb plaem la Ume (or /eAerda/'s
a. He bM aeot for another hair
PflBdttloBi The AMricaa people hare
tery. bower
-paaeoa foroontlaaed irraUdeattea <
game toda/.
dhe adraBeeateat of the caaaa we
The detaUs ean beat be leaned feem
Bafaadiar aad it la aow tim that
Bpala ahooU eea the fatUttp of fanher he follewtng aammei/ and eeere tj
laclnga:

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toOBted with a acrloDa problem,
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pk^ipiac of W.OOO Spaalah priao
hack to Spain la no email Job. aa it
arm reqaire a craet namber of raaeela.
■aay mea aad entail a *aat aeumat of
labor and intrieaU deull. Howerer. it
la dMided that thep maat fo borne, aad acta
dho aoeaar they are pane froai Aiaari<
eaa eborea the better. We do net want
|hem here, wlih tbelr tnaeber* and
lafeetioa and it woold teem that if
■ MjrthUr oMld indaoe Spain to aae for
9mm it would be the act which woaM
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lead npon her ahoraa a larva arm/ of
own defeated aoldlera.

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•ZTBTKUCA oooo uon><orr.
amatorBoernittforOompaB/ ■ will
‘ Leaaa for Camp Alger lode/.
Toda/ the laat cd the raernita do fill
4he eompleaMut of Compae/ M.Tblrt/foartb Mlebigan rohmteara. wUl be
Mt to Camp Algor bj LieuUnant Ifilaar. Thera wiU be 12 of them aad
whea the/ leave the/ will be given a
ftttlag damoaatiatlon. .The newa of
tha eorraader of Santiago laat evening
arHb M.OOO Spajrtah aoldlera baa Intenaifled the feellnga of patrietlam of
Ikavarae OU/ people and Uua aboald be
an oecaaien to warrant a more than ordinar/ farewelL
. The laat man enllated waa Irving
€eok. who pamed a anocemfnl enamlnation b/ Dr. Tbompaon. who wea the
annBlniag {A/aielaa. Thia makea 20
reoaita mattered here. The bflieera
wm go from here to Maaiatae.

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Among the ,Ut« arrirab at Edgeweed are Mra Bale aad Mbe Ftoreace
Hale of Wlnton Plaee, Ohio. Mbe S»of Grand Bepide nlao nrrbed
Wedneadiy for a pleasant ewUng. Sfiveml gnesu are expected tomorrow,
among them being Ur. and Mra Hame
and chUd of Toledo.
and Mra
Ligbtner and two ims of Detndt.
Taere «e now elxt/ gaeete at fob
pretty reeorl. and foe/ are enjoying
foe long, pleneant ummer dn/i te foe!

Mr. end Mra B. M. WUllameeo of
Chlcego, who have been apeading eome
Ume at Ckrp Lake, relaraed iMt even­
ing to Park Place nnd will spend a
few da/s here.
Oeo.W. Miller and George F. Vogel
have returned from tbelr flebtng trip
WOdJimandBaaeAtU.
at Chrp Lska and will return to their
Wild Jim arrived in the eit/ /eaterernes at Dunkirk. Ind.
da/ and will give aa enbibitiee thia
Mra M. B. WilliaBie nnd Mn. Minnr
•fleraooa at^ Tw^h atroet park
before the ball
game.
Riding ime np from Grand Bapide and are
•nd ebooUng will be the featsree storing at Parte Place.
Mn. W. 8. Hiller arrived from Dn«d the enbibltion.
Tbla WiU be an additional attractioa tmit iMt evening and will be at Park
which will draw a erowA The b^l Place for some time.
»»• toda/ wUl bo a better ooateet Mr. aad Mra Lonb 8. Hopkiiia and
aangbter Mba Helen B. and sen Bos*h*«; 'eaterda/. ea the vialtlag t
will
wm K
be greatl/ etrengtheoed.
eel. arrived from Ctneinosti Ust even­
ing. The/ will go to Oaena fob morn­
1^. Hammond Be^Reumted.
ing.
After an abaenea of aUc weeki & A
Mbs Bemie Evans and Hiss Chulklns
Bammoed. caebier of tbv I'lrat Nation-’* of Grand Bapide passed through foe
nl Bank, baa ntomed from Chieago. eit/ yesterday en route for Omena
where be baa bean tr/ing to regain hla
hMltk in foe Hnnnrman taoapitat.
XTailoi
■e baa laeovered te aoek an extent
The bieoniel Snpreine Lodge Con­
that be U able to be aronnd a. portion
at the time and wOl probebl/ rcease vention, Uniform Bank K. ef P. en­
campment. srtll be bold in Indiaaaphfo poeitkm at the bank next wfok.
olls durinr the week beginning A«gt2. A namber of KolghU of fob
Xn Memoir of Departed Sietera.
All membere ofTraverae Ba/ Hive. city are preparing to attend.
ted b> meet tomorrow
I at 2:» at the borne of Mra.
■etioeteoar frieuda aad patrons.
W. B. Thacker on Slate atreet and Any one wbblng the services of our
, bead trimmer. Mlm Jennie B. Palmer
Wv Bo.=.pn.p.««T U,
ji^p'i^Su'wor.
J.i,
> 1ft. M She teaveaoD that dsW for her

^ NORTHERN BICYGLE WORKS!

Baff nnd Halph .

GeorgeBa«and Btfphi
ho/e who left ben for (eland Lake,
have retorned boma
!
Wbaa foe/alighted tram foo tiatal
In Grand Bapids. a pleasant looking
man handed them an envelop, whleb
npon being opened displayed te foe!
boys a card, bearing an laecrtpUnn
wblcb read aomefolng like fob; -W.
F. Kenned/. Deputy Sheiill and Speoinl OeieeUve.*’
Mr. Eannedy proved to be n ^ery
nbe
showl^ foe boys around foe
eliy and Imeping them over night at
hb own boma He abo gave them a
lltUe advice aad aecordingly yenterdsy
meting foe boys boarded foe flrat
Usin (or homa

bicyde_______
ana to rent. Plenae Rive ne a trial.
Brazing n speeialt/.
XIJJB, 811 Front *L,

Only 60 cents

Custom Made Shoes a Specialty.

WOOD HtnnmrG sbo&t.
Ibe BepnhUenn eoun^ convention
wIU be heldfobatforaaonin Oranga
g at 1:M o'clock.
The Crmeent baad wiU give a flee
program of mnsle on foe OolombU to
tonight. The boat leaves at 7 o'clock
aal foe fare will be but 29 oimu to
Mortbpert aad return.
The reguUr meetiag ef foe W. 0. T.
C. will be held lu foe parlors of fos
Ceagregavioual ebnreb Friday afUrBonn at half pMt two o'clock. Subject;
"The preeenl etefos of Temperance
Legblatlen." Mrs. P. B. Travb, leader.
Ae lee cream eoelal wiU be given at
for FormUrs' ball Saturday by foe
Good Templara. Cream wUl be served
framSunUl Bo'eloek.
A spoeul meeUng of foe connell wm
called for last algbt. but on nceonat of
BO quorum being present H wm pnstponed untU lonlght.
Reduced rates aru bsiag made by the
TraverM Bsy Lins of eteamers to pae•eagen along the bay rmte to Bay
View, on account of foe eamp-meeiliig
at foat plaoe.
Frank A. Adenaw who wm anueied
Wedneeday-for a pprt be took in a fam­
ily quarrel, will appear before Judge
Bebertn this morning.
At 2 o'clock fob mming Dbk OempbriL Brneet OreUick. Fred Bechtel.
Mr. Maben and Wm. MliebeU of BmI
Bay. etarted lor Bennie Lake on a fish­
ing trip.
Bert Winnie aad Bert Milter weat
fishing at Carp Imkc yesterday aad retarnad Ust night with a fine eatch.
Mr. and Mrs. McLelUn aad Mra. Ortrom Cbrp Lake yestceday with a catch
•f 40 pcMSttds of fine baw.
The members of fos sewing circle of
^averM Bsy Hive are reqnested to
meet fob afternoon at l:U o'clock,
with Mrs. S. B. Somera. at 14fl East
Blgbfo atreet. All are reqnmted to
attend fob meeUng.
Besides foe ball game today Wild
Aim WiU give aa exbifaitioa vrifo foe
laoso and of trick ride ebooUag. on
foe ball groMids. The exhibition wiU
tabe plaee nt two o'clock and cooelDde
■ tbc game b^ina. Mo extra
aLarge for admiiaioa.

For Tops

For Half Soling Shoes.
' and Heels, 50 cents.
Hew Store and B^xdr Shop.
Taetorien Overran with Ordera which
Cannot Be PUled
Some enterprisliig indiridnal ongbt
> ■'ooraer'’ what few loads of woodI 314 £. Front Street.
Xbaverae City b^ds aad reap the re­
ward thereof Theenly drawback to __________
foe scheme would be lack of material. •
A T WA
Wm. Beiiner*!factory hMover 200 or- e WJLALrWAlb
dera ahead. TheOvsl Wood Dbh Co.
HAVE ON H.AND A NICE,
have ceased Uklng orders, and fos re- < {
mainlnir factories aad milb won't evea ~
talk abaut it. Tbe reswu? Potatots
brongbt a fair price foe iMt eeaaea.
aad hence foe estUy ratbflrd farmer
8 Aod we are sure yoa evoutd appreciate it
bnxged bis own fireeideand left bb
kaew us better.
wood chopping for eaother winter. i
Fresh Vegetables every day.
Ualem the axe geU lu dead^ wwrk in
soon. Traverse City .may be the pivot of
a wood famine when winter eete in.

JOSEPH SAtAN.

...Fresh, Glean Stock...
more if you

JOHN J. BREZINA

XtaBie Beitner Oomtng Home.
’Phone 167.
848 Front Btreet.
Mbs Minnie Beifoer, who bM bean
spendiag foe put six raenfoe la Cali­
fornia, win Btori todsy for her borne la
FOB UTDIAV OAXP KBXTIVO.
T^veru City, bnt wUl he nearly n
itb on foe road, spending some time
Queen offoeLakM WUl Hu u BxIn Ban Fraaeleco. Omsba. Chicago and
cureinn to Blk Bapids Buday.
ether eiUee en route. During her stay
Ye are again randy, with a taige
Captain Johnson hM srrangsd for an
In foe wut Miu Beitner bM entirely
Ice.todallvertbesameloaB/
escuraion on foe Quoes of fos lakes Btoekof
regained her bulfo.
part of foe city.
to Elk Bapids next Sunday. Tbe obMaple block wood also for aaln.
Bode offthe Walk.
| Ject is to afford Traverse people an »pHOPEnrS BBOS.
Mra. Frank Yonbh snetnined a j portonUy to attend tbe Indian camp
Telephone Me. N.
stralnod elbew yesterday. 8ke wm I meeting at KewsdU on that day.
riding bbr bicycle on Park street aud Wi. cb will be foe prinelpsl day ef tbe
when near foe eeraer of Wasblhgtoa caiup meeting.
Why ebonld yoa
street, rode off tbe side walk aad snscany Life iMurai
Betb Osees Din
Uined tha Injury. Dr. BolUday at­
with foe-----Yeoterday afternoon Justios Brawn'e
tended foe tnjoied member.
oeurt WM oocoplad with a eaae of msault aad battery agalnat Wlllbm
OF OAYLORD. HICH.t
.
_
U.-Colonel Wells J. W. Patcbla
Because if yen are sick li days or
Campbell, commanding the Ninth rrg- WelU and after foe evidence wm beard
e pay you from tbs first day you
Imrat, that was ewora Into the I'nlted U wm decided that there wm not suf- J are taken'
. » sick, alto fixMn foe boar yea
State* sem-ice at Camp ‘Ihonrr Mon­
dfe. [meet with an accident, all forSl.Mpnr
day, I* to he mounted. His men are all ficient to convict and foe
' month. I will cal) at your reeldenes
excellent horsemen, and will col have to
and Mttle your claim la fall in ease of
be UuxVt bow (n ride They are splen-j Dick OHttoa, who wm arrested on AirtfoersieV
either sickness or sceideat. and weal-.
did marksmen and are
j charge
_ of ebstrueUng
, Welb la foe | so have
have foe mosey to nay yon with.
n eelected for mounted Infantrymen, j
, performance of hb duty m marabal. | 8»«P »»« fo‘»k- Talk with ns befora

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Band's p<»'der works at Pomptni
District age4t for Nont
B n MteULake. N. J.. Is nine. Two who werejOUtitton.
gan. Travarsc Cl^. Mich.
supposed to Iw n:i-i.inK. Wi.ram Fisher 1
and hi* *on. turned*up all rieht. The
Surprtand by tbs O. O. Club.
i
" ,
V
accident hL* causc-d a shut down which
TheOO club gave a delightful «r-|QR. HiGGiNS, DENTIST
may not be broken for at least alx
prbe on Maud Vender of 410 StaU
*
weeks.
street l^t night. Games, dancing, inn
Oete HeNsBais's Shoe Biers
Dr^ A. Bn/der Will Beturn Satar- cream and other refreshments
day Bvhaing. July l«. aod will be in fastures of foe evening.
FIVE DSVTAL WORK.
bbnewofBeesoverWUbelm. BarUk 4
Co.'* store la aty Opera Hoaae Block.
Fa
I to NorthMonday. July IB.
97«-»v
Far#
B. L«l<
Boat
Hairiooo Wait b spending a tew daja
leaves at 7 o'clock.
atOldMbslon.
The Mbees Maad Tender aad AlUe
Don't
cheap gln« lensen when
you ean gel yoor Irnacs ground from
Wilkins loft fob morning ter a vbtt
cryaub for fiS-00 u pair tram now nntll
VitaUud Air adniabtarad (or si
Oor Prwat *ed Caa> Hu.
with friends In Bellalro.
rxtiaedee d teeth.
September 1. My price after foat wUI
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U.
Crawford.
Dr. A. H. Bolidsy wm called te Ma­ fete AUre
MtM
Mabel*P.-FS^U^Jtl-Jotef*
Wt
be five dollars for iessea. C. F. Cixu- AsUdobr. fee estraetiot ml u
......................
le CKy yeaurday. In consnUation vrifo
M «U
XMT, Optician. 190 Cass street. 974-91*
T. 0. W. Praliek of foat olaco.
Mrs. A. B. Carter of 8uu atreet left
yesterday far Jsmestoo. N. Y. on an
extended vbit to an aged aunt who b
I; :ngUL She will stop off at Grand
Bapids sod vbit her son Lynn on her
way east.
CspL J. D. Kromer. traveling trsigbt
agent, uame np yesterday from Grand
BvoMs cm boslaem oanaected with foe
G e At. raUrosd.
M. Oberlln of Bingham wm in thicity yesierday.
Dean came np yenterduy from
Slights.
J. W. Murruy and wife of Mantoo
re in foe city.
John Swan and wife and J. D. Sing
and wife were riaitnen /asterdny from
Fite Lake.
T. C. Priaee came in Iran Oedar yenterdsy.
£ mer Coraetl of Wexford wm In foe
city yeaterday.
•
W. F. Fteber-wM in the city yesterdry
T. B. Snyder arrived hi
from Petoskey on a bnsln

Tniene City Sebool of MiisicI

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Es'iTSJfr.ste'.sia

A PURE
IBLACKANDTAN

From fob Ume until July 21.
Truverae Bsy Lins of steamers will
tlrkeU, ronad trip, TravecM City to
Bsy View, for
I aoeonnt■ of
p meeting.
to Northport loalgbt.sinAmsr Colombia. Fare
39 cenU. good music on. bcuril. boat
Issves at 7 o'clock.

Geo. R. Winnie,
Up-to-date Paioter
Bad Paper Haager.
Shop Opporita Xvta OfBce.

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Whichever you may wish when suiting yourself with a pair '
of Shoes, you will find in pur handsome and up-to-date stock '
of Hen’s Shoes; Tan Shoes are the favorites at th«s season of Jr
the year, and we have them in all shades for Walking,;Bicycle Biding or Working. They are easy, cool and comfortable
and the

PRICES or COURSE ARE
THE LOWEST IN THE CITY.

I THE HANNAH & LAY MERCANTILE CO.

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TKB MOBVnrO BBOOKD. TBXDAY. rUIiT 16, 1806.
MaPABnun

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PERSONAL CHATS.

. &IPV1UCAV CLUB Ll&OUK

nlJotanL
aaMtobetbeWB poMed maa in the
atBF ca tba nhjnot trf faanr aitiUcgT.
“Mr. Dioeli la a grant mrtBat,’’waa
tbe somewbat original wny in which
Mr. OladstatM oooe raferrad to thaOabnatlre Imdir'a pownra ot naroMm.
Bdwatd BonewMcr, odilor o< tbe
Omaha Bee. baa noceptad an iaviutiOB
to deliver a hHef ooone of ieetnree en
J^tmallBn before the atoOenU of OorbcQ nnlvenity in tbe apring of ISM.
H. McQniatoa of Olnnlnnnli bae a
■mall bram plate that ww ued to num­
ber one of tbebeama of tbe Maine. It U
Ho. 41 nod was jnm ovCT tbe fa

Usw b the Bacw be FesaliaaL

WuhiactoB, J#r U.-TDC MVT t»Omaha. Joly M.-Xba delagatea to tbe
ptrtaMtt has ttcvlted frmn >«mim
KaUonnl League of Republican dabs
D4>wer tM tc lnw-u tflapitch. "AcalBcame to order an boux later than the
aldo infurms mr his troops tasre Uksn
•cbedule callod for. Th^ principal evanU
of Bubic bair rioepi IsU Orands,
of tbe flrat BsMioB wdre the epeoeh of
which bs was piws-ealcd from taUoa br
Freaident Craarfoi^ and tbe appearaoce
the German (nan>of-war Irena.
On
of n delegatefronrHawalt. U»th of which
■
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. July ' the Ralelfh and Concord went
were loudly cheered. This with some
•OLD-Elf* FBIEIDS DISmSBED. ! Uere; they took the Island and abovt
routine bui ntsa eompleied tbe m .rnlng
l.no men. with anns and amounlUoa.
acaalon. No eesilon of the ie.:gue was
No res stance. The Irene letired <r«m
held in the a-nermon. the delegatea octhe boy on their scrlval. I ahaU mad
V«ch AsalMT M Ws.
the Boaion to Cape'Enicmoo aboot Joly onpyliig tbe time pretty thoroughly la
k of Ihr rww la Iha Anar—
l< to second army deuehment. ti u various enucuses and eommlUec meqtInga.
not pracUeahle to send to Otiaia. N
• a> <Hm Tkkaa I
Tbe campaign for tha office of presi­
transport vessals available. '
dent la engroMlng moat of tbe atten­
It t»ot,.ir Paasikla-C
IBlfned.)
^••DEWBT.■•
Good news a«ala from Dewey, la tact tion. The PrnnsylvanU ddegata are
energetically
pushing tfacr'a'msof their
Waahlngion. July U. — •nia report of It la bealnolng to be remarked that
that otilcer U usually able to make caadldato. Isador EabrL of Er.e. E N.
Mim Botham-Edwards In bar "ftaBthe bum.ng cf BUmocf (tbe bamlet at
(elicitoua reports. The admlalsiratlon Dingtey. of Kalamaaoo. Hkh.. son of
’the front Oefote
Santiago)
by the,
Representative
Dlngley. of Maine. Is lElaoeneea" Htys at Browning, “It to
Is vetT much pleased with the readineoa
medical o«cer» of the Vnllcd States abown by the admiral In meeting the making a hot canvass for 'the poalUon. dlflonU to believe tbnt (bo faero of the
army had a depressing effect here upon grave lasne presented to btm at Sable J.Cookman Buyd.of Maiy!and.U prose- *6ooneta Prom tbe Pomgiieee’ and this
elderlj' din and ohattereg of oMiaenae
the mends of tbe soldiers In Chiba. bay and reported In the above d apateb.
oonld be ooe and the mme peraoc. ”
For a long Ume It was impossible to Naval oActra. loo. were not a lUtle
S lean anything from aijr ufflcial e^ur.e gratlBed at the rell-eraent of tbe OarErneto Tenfa Hoolej, tbe great bgthese
candlifaiea
has
yet
made'
an
railad to the exact state of affairs at the man cruloer Irene afier the appearance
mate of h s ow n or his oppunrnu' Itob apecnlator and promota wbo t«headquarters of tbe Fifth army corps, of the Raleigh and Cod: ord A compaii*
eently failed for #65.0UO,000 and wboee
strength
son of the ships shows thst the Irene
.and this reticence on the pert of the
career in erne reepeote baa been mora
wes much the superior of either of tbe
sflkteb hed (be ce’.aral effect to in­
resnukable than ttiat of Barney Bartwo American reeeela and in tonnage
Springfleld. Ilia. July 14.—AppTicaUoa nato, oooe otade $10,000,000 in thsee
crease the apprehraslon
Finally the was almost as large as the Ra'elgb and
fact was rel'.fnfy adm* t d that It Concord loreiher. Fiom thu It Is In­ was received by tbs state board of ar- daya
bllratiun Tuesday from tbe mlnera at
was nut eerta.n t.oi( yei.<w Jack ex­ ferred that the retiremrnt of the Irene
Lon! Botharbild. it to said, foil
three Shafts w( Pans making the Inter­
isted at Slboney. but the tepons re­
from motives of general
policy
vention of the board to ae;tie (he strike. tbe Clhinem plan of paying bis pbyaielaa
ceived over nlgbl from ihe medical of- rather than from any I
Over mt miners and three shafts—Pen- only Bolongasbis lordabip is in good
I with the two A
Btwrs dld^ state that t e e ue.e four­
wdls. Bpringslde and
i'ana-are af­ baalth.
Sir WiUUtn Brondbent, the
ships
teen anspl. lous <a es of '.v«r The fact
fected
l^e men have been out since phyilciao, reoeivea $5,000 per year if
The Irene la a protected cnitaer. built
April 1. In February at the state con­
that tbesc caics «eie al.. at ent.reiy
hie paUent's health to good thrangboot
of Steel, with three screws, two funnels
ference of irinols operators and Ihe U.
confined tn membrrs of t ir quartei and tw-o military moats: t.ifl tons: her
tbe period.
osier's dcparlmem •■nr. urogrd (hr protected deck Is of steel three Inches M. W.. held at Rprti gn.ld the i ale (or
Pans was flxed at 40 cents per tun. to
hope that th- m.tn l<odv .f ihr army
thick. Her armamenl cons.sts of fonrgo iota effect April 1. the operatora qmnttoieh of blood relations if death hna
—Is not in da: i:er from ti e la ase. If <i
teen C-lecb guna eight one-poundeta, locked the men out on the latter date
c be yci w Ce.er.
not made great inroada on tbeitnnmfonr torpedo tubes, and one torpedo
and the minvt have remained Idla.
Appsarseee •flhc Tern.
bet. He toons of 18 children, and two
yedetle boat. Together ihe two Av
It cannot be ra'd tht , 'j:e appear­ lean boats have at>out forty runs
bntben of hto father each have had 1$
ance of fever at >n s s a.> • eould rur- armor the Oermao
ship was' much
Chicago. July 14 —League scores at diildm. nor baa any ill look oobm
prtse tbe mi.-tll.a. ...............
of the d— sirunger than the Americans, but
fram
tbe number.
base ball yeoienUy were;
At Balti­
partment.
They bave made rvery guns the Americans had the advantage
more—Cincinnati n. Ualtlfflure f: at
A pomible blood oonnectioi of *dto)preparation ttart science c-.n s g-.et t<i In number and general effectiveness.
WashlngUin-Chlcayo 4 Washington 2;
fto David U. Fnmgnt was oapenrad la
protect the American tre- a from the
In official quartera here there apat PbiiaoeipniB—Civvviana
PblladeipbiB—Cieveland g
B. Philadel­
Phiiaoei- •
Philippines br Agoinaldo. the Infever, bat h is fully reatUed ibat m.n peam to lie no disp a'tien to look npun
phia
working in trenches kstf fall of mud the action of (he Irene aa a
Tork
And
water, soaked (or twenty-four whirb will require explanadon.
FarragnL and aa Farragnt’a
Farngnt’a
.Testern Lc.ni.:
FaffagnL
Weatern
League: At
At Dctroit-KaBDetroit—Kan­
bonra at a time in tropical ralna reck­ thought at first that this first outward sas City 11. Detroit 4; at Indlanipills— family <ajae from Minorea it to not onlessly disregarding tbe advice of tbe abov of forre on the part of the ^lerlikely that aneb to the emm.
Bt. rmul
Di.
Paul a.
8. tiMua'
Indlarmpulls
si'uus 9;
s. at jaiissuan;
Milwaukee ■ —
medical corps In tbe mauer of drink- man ships might lead to an Inqulrj' by
-SL Joseph «. Mi'weukec I: at ColumJames F. Melina, amtotant United
tog
anbullsb
-water ' and
eat.-ng this pmvemneal as to the purpust
bas-Mlnnrapulls 4. Culumhus 11
bas-Minnrapulls
ew,,
large quatiMies
of tropl-a!
fruU, Oerreany. Thus far. however, tbei
DtwycrlMa Bl* Writ.
were certainly In some 4lL..grr of con- no dispoa'tlun to mak- auch inqu'ry. or
tmeUng diseose If the mroe abould be to attach serlout Impcrt to the Incidant.
Springfleld. niA. July 14.-In the su­ mmey order for lOa 6d. and a letter
emsteot In their nelghborbood. That
preme court yerterday Judge Magruder toying Aa half gain«» to a Mkmi of
^ the dlMaae did exist
In SSnlUgu. . BEilEV-B THE CillSta AT HAXD.
granted a writ of aupersedeas In the “rsgard te tbe United Btotae in itt
Ihongh never officially admitted, was
case of Ranker Edward 8. Drryer. of pceecBl high and righteou eoterprtoe. “
m a PlgWt ■* SaereadM
korwa here through .private letters
Cblago, sentenced to JnlIrtpeDitentlary
Major General M. C. BnUv of Sooth
for embeexiing tTK.OKO o( the funds of
from
officers st tbe front to their

Wore* Than th» Dona It tht
Ftvtr That Ptrmtattt tht
Cubi^Atmetphfrt.

•klwrath^r"*'"-

TrashingiuD. July 14.—Among
the Chicago West Park b-nrd while act­
best-informed administration offirlals ing aa treasurer </f the board, but ov,
tbe opinion last night was that (hectiali .ruled the ffluiloD to adroit Dreyer
UIL of the Santiago campaign U at b

Prabably •esoabt by MagsM.
Theexodus from the city t« (he vleinl. ty of Bhafler'a camp of U.W« Inbabltonta,
presumably all twih deadtnte and fllthy. would afford ample op-,
portnnlty for tbe ccmmunlcstlon of the
disease
theAm rcan tioopt were not
the striciMl measures sdupiad to pre­
vent interennrse. These refugees orlg- tnally made their way out of Santiago
to Caney. a towa liuthe auburha of BanUago. There they teve been In diyadfnl stralU to secure food and,shelter,
and Oenemi Phafter has confessed bis
iaabUlly to prevent sufferliw on (bis
score. IThe French embsesy here has'
been latormcd that arrong tbe refugees
^ere 800 French cKIsens led by the
VWnch cdhsul. Tbe latter, bearing that
food was more plectiful with the Amer­
ican army at Slboney. led his fellow
countrymen across tbe hills to that
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place.

It la deemed certain that today will
wttness either a desperate fight o
nccondlilonal surrender on the part of
the Spanish forres. with the chances of
both so evenly divided thst there
arwrrely a t<>ss-up Iwiween them. The
war officials are buping for a surrender
of the city, and they generally believe
that General Tural. the Bpanlah con
mander. will yield at (he 1^ momsi
rather than subject his men to w hat In­
evitably win be a losing Rgbt.
course he shall pursue and as Adjutant
General Corbin, commenting upon
situation last night, said; -The Soldier
who heslUtes Is diMAted." Vp to l:tt
o'clock last nlgbl nut a word of Infor­
mation that wuuld (hruw any light up­
on the pituatinn at Ranllsgo had been
received by the war'depuriinent.
Tbe original force under Bharter's
command numlered ate.ut It.qoo i

CASES BEPOBTCD TO BE MtUk

OaroUna, wbo lort hi* fleldglastoe at
the'battle of Brandy Statioo in IMd, aa
well aa a leg. was greaUy anrpritod and
pleaaed tbe other day to get tbe fieldglstona back again, tbey having been
rentored to him by a Uia Kemper at
ViJginto.

niat niM Wofkerw* C—vseHsn
EanesviUe. O.. July I4 —Teaierday's
aeasluB of the Flliit Gl^ W'orkera'
conventluB was largely given up te
commltiee work.

,g Awarded.

ScifntlSc Palmist

I to Norto-

Sir Richard

>

hospital
s"l od»ptr-d
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_ wouM wi.w t.. warrant
^
army
Odence'exi^ei«-.d' by' m(-d!.ar“<7mV
bare of the sbilltr uj uje euipe..ns with '
General Slafter to cnntr..l ibese fUs- i
aiclous cases and prevent an extension
of tbe fever,

A peace undertancilng
between the United Slates and Spain.

I it Spain win «

rtie exemption of the latter from dlste. may alwndnn the atnaae. aUbough they hav been camped i facilitate
j
If the pending
nift W the tropics for over a month 'is | tack un
nttdoubtcdly attributable to the aUllty peace n'gollall. ns succ<.ed Uie queen
of the marine uffliets to enhin-e very regent wUI app<ilni a M«n-t cabinet lu
much stricter condldiirrs wi»ft tbeirmen sign the articles of peace.
The Star adds that at (be last.moment
. than are possible of i.hsci-vance among
It learns that P|Aln has exiircssed Its
tbe voinntcera and resrular suldlera.
readiness to cede tu Gcrnxsny the VliVowld Be Use Badger r^evriMn
ayaa islands. Famat. I-eyt. Mtndora and
Milwaukee. July I4.-T. K. Ryan, of Paragual provided Genr-any will guar-'
Wankeaha. is aa active candidate, for antce.to Spain poasc*.«fun of JUndsnar
tbe DwnocralK- nemlnatliin for gover- and tbe Car<4lnes. In which laae S|Aln
tKw. Tl has been only within the last wIB abandon Luaon to the Cnited
few dkya tbkt his naffir baa been men­ Stateb.
tioned. bnt Mayor iK-se. of this city.
■ baa come out fur him. and this has had
^w UDiered EeerwUs Bejsvied.
inneh welghU
Ex-Oov.-rnot I'n-k la
Bpringfletd. lUa. July 14 —TT»e men of
laentloned as a prOtwble landldate for the colored reglii.eot are twralng a pbecongrem In (hla dlstri;!. and he bos the nutnenal examination. TOT men having
Mpport of,£he PupnI'sto____
Iv-en examined and mustered In as
Oosaha PMklag Bowse Mrtksv
Omaha. Neb.. July 14—A number of
(be meiAn Cudahy's julncd the striking
paxkera yesterday and others were.dls.
charged becanse they refused to accept
transfer of work. Probably half of
Cadahy's force, pr IJW men. are now
ML It Is asserted by Ihe atrikera that
BOt d houM .n Bonth Omaha w U beran-

Untied Suites volunteers. This narober
includes seven companies—A. B. C. D.
E and O. of Ohicagu. and F. of Cairo.
Captain W. H. Dona'.dror and Captain
WllUam B. Ackers were boib mustered
in. ComiHny I. of Qoincy.
tain Frederick BaB. Jr., look np nb
five men for exatn'Dalion and five
rejected. Tkie cumpAhr will be
tered in aa soon as tFn reerultn A t mW££4______

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PATCHIN & CROT8LR,
Attonssya at Law.
k.Ttae**mCni».Mlek.

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Next week chargaa $1 and $8.
Privato'andraUred parlors at

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■Suiii) Bank Hotel.

Busnegsa cards.
a

Bonra « a. m. to 0

M. LpCDOV. DsnUsU O sees ta
B. BROini. Auorwrr one Ueuaaeuors

G'S.KiStJE,
Pratole praeuee.

UnlsE strast, next to. Ontos stragi'
brtdgs. Lady to attondanes.
No diapUy of signs mndr, 0mm W

A Prompt SettlemoBt!

O^Fttedrieh Mosko. 'Phone, baas* no'

Tbe Ihilted SUtei BohM SocMt
CertiinliLnlsTbeiilL
Traverae City, Mieh. Jnly lith. .

TNODOB a OOVELL AIM
lA tonMiaw. OBrea.CU

C’'iSL'iSS5fJ?Wi3r?S!lia,.'-

laksslee A MeGormiek. District Mav
agera. Traveras City, Mleh.
GsnUentsn: Allow ms to thank yM
fornhsek for$40. (or IcMof finger.
I
wish to say that' the sstUeinent «

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a good word
thtok them snpsrior to all
Yonra very
very truly.
Josx Kauer.
•TIRAIMBD KUBag-ElM SMsHe Halenwb. a
A grodoow of She Dniveralty BoepOni. Aas
«08 tiseond s&WL

Tniefle Bij Line efSteiBen.
evTit ,'wn T.0U A. OW-

, Kova SoMiaa and ibo first BlueHoto to
Mtm tbahonm cd liwda

Boflalo

Ned

l^nch

l?o*ee“»8ei

John M. Bnrae. eaanager of
Bill's Wild WrsL apei

2.S

j^nvg piwnm

*“22‘ST*'

the organltatioa will be broagbl here
complete aa It was given to bias Beelsnrani. Good .w™ge« tor rspericoced brill
8to 4i

had one finger

S" Vorl..
flying meial.________ ___ ______ _

-

AwUfwwwtoBiuCbieaca arhoala.

rp,l.a..pbu

“

Nor^^...........

Ml

V .•

Going aonth daily except fionday.

Jaf the minor imitolOrw who have ap-

tlemen’s namsn to agnarantoe of tM

- Charlevoix...........
Pctobk' y..
•'
Bay View.................
- W.^netonolng..
••
Harb'-r Feint____
At. Harbor Sprjngi.

Lssve Harbor Spri^...................TflOa. mi
Harbor Point.........................7.fi5 ••

be confounded with any

Chicago. July 14-The board of eduea-lpe.^
Mr. Nate SalUbory it the
tion. by a vote of 12 t.. «. last night,-- ._______
elected Dr. E- Benjamin Andrews, pres-. ** * .
oemedUn aa formerly,
ident of Brdwn unlveralty. superintend- ]
known in tha heyday of “lialtoent of the Chicago while ^oolB.
. .hury's Tronbadonia.*' Both tbeqa gen
Has<ie^i>umei4leli.wP*verr

Leave Tiar •— .
“ Nsahtewaau..
“ Omens............

.f*L WAWntri-tiood girt- «

evening le this city aed Would like to
atonra the eitiaeu of Traverae City that

year-oM

Ca’OTXl.TO EEWT- no «aay terms wear io.> Mrv S H. rogel. M4

BttflUo Biira WUd
Major

..............“
....7;as
*•

-

Fetcaksr.

R wonts woBtlag t
IS er hr n
-totMH

toJaUuntriaberg. I

...}04W
...lliis

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.. .IffiO

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.

■Washington. July 14.-There was « i eomplstoaeaa Of tbe outfit to seery de­
rumor afloat last night that General' tall, tt nnmbers eoo man and MO horDumeld was one,.rf the vlctli™ of yel-l^ Tbs strast eavkieads atone wUl
lew fever. »'ut no ufflcial Informatiun,.
th esming tnilst to see, aa than
on this sutoect wan oirtalnable
to none of the ge*C*wa and Unoeto of

ABBBXTIATED TBLjOTHAWW

tbe ordinary exhibitions, but genuine

The demand for cavalry borses has •o'fitofV sswboya.

Indiasa.

e engineer.

Traem

cssjs.’sst.'rj.-c’*”- ««
•wvssjg.r.-s'.'g.--''"’'' ’-,.™,

Mexicans,

relived the equine Industry to B'yom* Arabs. Coaaacln, Uennana, 8onth Amer»«•

ie. n Oanehoa. Wsatoni girla, U 8. eav-

The
christun Temperance a ey and arMUgrymen.
'nl«n of Mllwaubec has taken steps j
/
* ^
> erect a temr+rance hnU.

A history
■'

of

tbe Arab nf aong

J of the ' and atory down to the Cnhaa patHota.
Is ritmeowft I

adviaes

rf B™. HJlbun.., H. u . mu™
cUrbeW.MeCwy MaiekiaOK
New Turk July 14.—W l>!ain Gray, of
tbe llaw-thurne Athletic .lu... Buffalo,
did not meet Gorge CunslJlnc. (he
reptvaentallve of C. rU-tl. and sign ar­
ticles of agrermeBl on beha.f of Mc­
Coy yesterday, and (Mcsidlne has deelared the match ..i

An hope of rratuinp any of the vic(iRia of tbe waterworks iiinnel dlsanvf
‘I*" on«»riiands (hat tbe Bpanlab
at deveUnd hag been rlv. n up.
kuvemmem is ready to agree to evacnGeneral Jaires H. \vii«nn trar ha sent
ate <.'ut>a if her soldlera are allowed to
to Cuba to set up g new gi-vM-fiment tu
dti>art In a manber accepuble to an
take tbe |<lacc t.f the E|; cish authority.
army whlMi bas boi b-en Cdeated, and'
The Misiwurl I.epuM.'JB state cen­
The vrf f- M-e la esmp < f Df. John' If ‘he i•"lled Stai's is rfady lu assumi;
tral cumml'.tee luis decided to hold tbe
Onlteraa. of the Univetwlly of Penn- the •'uban debt. The greiUest difficulty
lalectmvenlii.n lu ft. Louis on Aug. 21
aylvanla. one of the mc.i famous yelb.w :with the t,ucsil.>n of war Icdemniiy.
51w: rillage of Am»li'i-e. alxty miles
fever experts In the world, it an odd:- j but a au'.uilon <if this may perhatn be
*.( The Dulles. Ore., has been de.
tlonal Murt c of reason for contWetice Id I f' urd in a propcAsI fruro a sj-ndicatr
tbe profer fnanagemeal of ihesiluatlon. j «f Ameriran and English bankera to »*• vtToyed by (Ire. The li*s Is not known.
Colorado college has called to lu de­
to th best InIbmalUm ob- :
partment
of German Mra. Ahh>* Fiske
r '.be tia\-v 'denartmeni Iheee .................... , .
Eaton, and she baa accepted the poolhas been no sign of contagions disease dhs lubacx.
amung any-of the vedsels of Sampson's
fleet nor arming the marines at Guan­
tanamo. the fim i>f the American brees
to uai in Cuba.

Easton

ChudBtUtink Oilj

J.W.Poichu.

he aas loading. Fred Lu4ak. a com- Waafatogtoa tbUaaaaga. Colonel Cody’s
Street.
pdrlon. had his limbs bad y cut by tbe W'ld Weet baa never been hern before
Ouffiriffs brigade.......... ................................
for the regular army. «0 men: First DUnots Infantry. 842 rren: First District
Coluirbia Infantry 8&1 mrn: alx light
**”"*'' rolled Fiates artillery.
men. and General Garretaon'B brigade.
cciv''«irg tif the Elgih Ohio. Sixth Illlof the qnsrtennaBler's departmem
no s a d fixth M machurelta. tsta m<n
deliver supplip to them, and from tbe
Eliminating 3.m killed, wounded and
expetutv thus resulting tbe fourteen
nick. General Shafter has now under
ensea reported found their origin, ns tbe
hla command an available flfhtlac fores
latest (ilRiatches my that nine of (he
of H.873 men. ___________
CSS'S were among the quartermaster's
TALK OF TEACE TKKMK.
dei>anmenl enipluyes and five among
refugees
Tbs oas-s afe regarded aa
mild taws of yelluw fever.
The promptness with which the sick
Washington. July 14.—The SUr ctalma
BKn hav. bw-n isolated and the thorongt pmautlons adopted to secure-for, to be In a poaltlim to state auchuritatbeoi tbe best nnrs i.g and medicine.; Uvely that ah active exchange «f views
eomblned with thrimpitned metbwdaof'
Monday and Tuesday be­
trealrr>ent of (ever that have been de-I
tween the diplomats wix> are endeavorVfloted by th.. I riled Males ilartoe ■
ter has done all that Is possible to pre- I
vent close commuolcatlon between the 1
■ohUers and (be refugees for sanitary j
resaona Bnt In his Morts to assist '
the extent nf his
tbe pcKR- people
'
power be has been oUig^ to make

npen

bnatotss atfaln and tells what tradf «r

Or Snyder has Memovsd kia DanUl rtalt will MDvinoe tbe most skesUcaL - ’
Parlors from the Markbam Bln-k. to
Gradnath pf LaBos Palmiattv Hekool.
rooms over Wilhelm. Bsrtak A C«:’s
of Parta. Fr.
■tore, in tbs City Opera Bouse Mock.
876-3L

K18CELLANEUUB WANTS.

union. Hiram '

Stan and plansia.

profeaaloa yon are beat adapted for.

_ .Sir Arthur Balibnr.
Sam Slick's am.
In accordance with ' (on, hM nermoumit
of tbe war
,

Positively
the Last Week
at Cheap
Prices.
Sir Richard Easton

Madleon, Joly 14 —Ih? <or.tract for
doing (he aiau- pr.ntti.g P<r the next
two yesra was award'd yesterday (0
the Democrat PriniUg oompany. of'
tola city. t:.ey 'be ng t c lo-veat of the
four bidders. The r led was the lowest
at which, the cintracl has ever been'
Moent and Phlangs Charts to anah '
awarded, being to t-< r*r cent, off from
the maxiroim prl c. w .i b is to cents enatoaer tots week frss of sharge.
per LOW for co'. |M;*li;on.
SctonUfic Ufa (sader tbrongh tod

Sge^ffl^tM^STt^oa^vS.

iwdv wni win

frienda

efliesra wore elected by (be Central AssoeistloB or Railroad Offiesre yesterday!
PrsmdcBt. W. O. Basler. enpertotendent
of tbe C™ a and Q.; flrat vice piroldent.
M. & Ooenora. general superintendent
C. H™ V. and T.: second vice president.
C. B. Caraon. aupertateadsnt of ter­
minals, Kaflaas aiy: aecretarr and
treasurer, O. G. Ketter. auperinlendeat
car
service.
Cii.rlnnatl.
Executive
committee—T. T Whittea. general su­
perintendent T. and O. C.. ToIrdo; J. W.
■
and Baaias polls.

____________ haal iBmber.
Barker Odv Oa.

M*S?J

r.™,.™ »»p..p, .r>" «•

i^ideore at Craw furdsvllie. lod.. oecurIng a cont,<-tiuD of loina. Sloe to Confed,
d oVbcr relicn.
eraie money and
A scarcity of laborers la being keenly,
felt at the mines to the Menominee
(Mich.) range and the output ^Ul be
considerably reduced tbereltyReports bave reached .Washlsgto^
frrm Slbuney that many members of
the First Illinois regiment are w4taont
hlankets and other pttesaarleo.
A number of the svrilvors of La
Bourgogne have retain'd lawyer* to
prosnute their claim*
(or damage
igalnst the Campagnle Generale TransAO.anUqur.
Bids have been adrertisM (or exenrating work for a boys' indiatrUlochool
to be begun at Marquette, MJeh.. this
I Bummer. The bunding la estimated u
le.«tl;D.MA

_.

.;

aoL-

A eloaa inspeetiOT on the alrMt

will verify tbs managerial claims

Os

tola aeeonnt in many eiUen toe board
of adncAtloB haTSgeneraQy proclaimed
a holiday that all may ase tob interesttog study of man.

The meriU of tbs

Going north dally except Sna&y. '
Lravr j^yerse City....................... 8:00 p. a.
.. S«i
lUona Bay..
-- Omena................
Ar. Korthport... ■

...4:M
..S:ia
...0:15
Jtoily Morning BxeuratoM Fraa
. Travnrae Oifay.
Take steamer at 8:40 a m. for Keah*

where TVS will connect with atsnmsf
relnralng to TravstM City at 4ffi0 p.

WANTED.

To parties of five or mcra a rats ^
one fare for tbe roEnd trip wfll be

K Float street.

DOTOUlHHTJr.l-'r.’.tysJ:

dUasna will be treated to a view of wands Bedirlce end dtsrOMo nl tbe eye or hr
Ben oboserrrxiudird in a Brdlcwl ecUeger
and naUoaalfUes reprsaeatJ. W. OAV;
by gennlae eharaeton tkan has
lllhe ^^Eorl tbe jr^^nnUl October ML
a aassmblnd to any oos apot on
Mith.

Ootor south daily cxeept Bvaday.
Leare Nortbport...............................«:IOa. a.
Omena;.........................................7:»
••”
RottonaBay......................8;i> “
•’
NenhUwanta...................8:4S
“•
Ar. Traveras City.......................10:45 “

tawanto where yen will connect wHh atoamer Crracerit returning to Trav- *
erne CRy at 10:45 a. m. This will giv«
yon a pleasant ride of 24 mttos on tbo'
hey and can be made every morning.
If yon wiab a longer ride tbe boat will ,
land yon at Goiena or Northport wbstB'
wUUrwde for yon will conneet with etonmrr ratttfw.
tog to Traverae City at 4:00 p. m.
Aftonwon exenraiona from Travonn
> IVaeerMCliyLcw

National Voung People's Chrirtlan un-1 «rbo have randersd famous tbs
Ionjraan at Chicago lam night with TSC ^
Oarela sad Gomes aa wliid-

Dayton.
has assigned to Charles J. sriU ba led by Cslonsl Cody hlmaslf.
McKee, mimated llaUUOra. *11S.<IOO; who has sflerad hla aerriesa to'lbs govamets, SHO-rid.
nrnment and beea aeesptcd and wUI
D. A. N. Ray. clerk of the senate
committee on interwtate commerce, haa ,
been appointed executive officer of tbei.
ta a great ethnologlsal
HawAlliin i-cmmlsslon.
sa ibronj^ tbe atrssts
BurgUrs raided Maurice Thompson's: alndy. Aa It

BTSAJCn OMBBORMT.

John R. Santo,
General leseraece.
Traveras city, ttlsh

wisbc* to anoonnee that saeh wto
not the cnee wbatovsr.
The chanrn
wna for ndvsitistog (ortons tolll^,
which M ngatoat the laws of tbs Mato
of Miebigaa.
Not '
'
'
paid for the
ness of Sir Baaton t
tronWe, bnt to gh
wbieb he

SMyC^:

is raliabls and IsfN

sxhlbltlcm art known Uternaiionally.
add tor fact that it ia now larger thaa,
it was to London. Faria. Boms ahd to
Chicago dnring tha Woridk Fhlr. wfU
show pa edocatlonal and sntsrtalnlac'
trsat to toa eitiasnsof Travoras OUy
aad snnwtndtog toWM.

OYSTERS
313 Front St

SaltiaHn Bunk Besnlend Thras ‘Hmen a OTnab
OBBts. fils per qanrt

Ftitcher's Orstar Bspat iii Restairait

THBEEMEiMBm
VM^m «rth« FtemM Th«t Df
sCroyed a Manufeetoiy
^RaciM.
IB tar.nT n ^ JLiBE

mm^

___ _

TKi^yyEMjuwityoojm.iTtiDA^^

Sayl

TBAfESSE CITY, TUESDAT, JET W.

Ever Earned Oat?
U aoToa kaow
tbe Tslaa of

EN-S-CmJLaTOBJ.

AT EACH
AFTERNOON MO EVEMNC EXHIBITION^
otwhtetPortUTiiTapp^ tmaMaoQiCMi<tiidPmtei.ta.r»to»aocw.th«fMw«a.

O. P. CA&TER. Agsat

Col. W. F. C0DY--“BUFFAL0 BILL,”

Bicvcie Riders.

ROMMAIWm KUKVKN IHUNDRKD MCN
V

^—..AaeecAUef Vlun-ni«,bll«OulM«Qr«tBi
Bemembar that I do all kliu
of rapaMnr and aaai^B^aBd th II.CM

<M «a* WIMI>»» tB DMtk mmt I«AaiT
>-A BrWB *r Mon OTomo4f4. SoHo«*lr
te « t>««W 9t S» OMB-UAt Of tk*
Dnd mm* aort.

:

one to*
be deeelTed by what otbns tcil 7611 to
the oontrary,
oontraiy, b«t oome and aaa lor
Tonrself.
I rnarwntee all my wot
aod U It does not ^oee

RkelM, Wl«., JoJy IS.—nrf UU jmtertar «Atera'>oo oomptai^Iy dcstruyed
tlx tare* tfare^^torr itructiirc of Ux
Raclnc UalleabSe and. Wrourfat troa
eempaar.reaalUaf Id apecunUrr lowot
noD.eat, totvaior a-AOi tbac »r roar iivn

la tUI a o'eJodf arary aeaaiaf
axotiK SoBday. U tha OaldweU * lam.
don boUdinf, at oorth end of Onioa

• and *cr:oiiii niu'r to a arora or more or
. '^—F The d*jd ae far ae kn<eB-n are,
,

■

‘
• A.,

H WILD WEST VIRGINIA BEEL ON HORSEtACK.

- K~«fe. O.fi Kennitakl.

;.i.cd. aui'i.uae4 to be
llolAiater.

both len broken: Chris 1‘ouIsod. dan»woual}T hurt iBiernally: Ueerfe Case,
cgt
and
brulr<-: in hi ad.
injuries
tlxuirbl to be ratal: PW4 Potts, arm

H. LEDERLE.

HEtMTHEPUINt

Ibe KKMt aerloual7 lD|«t*d • t the
nea In ibr mill are: Jamea Dunlavejr,

VETEUN riBNEBB
AM 860IT8 IF UTTl^

.

AMlgscs^ and Ooabst-l OO 6o»ei alxa Ctlats sad tPsfrlcra «! tbs Ones au Powarfol Sioa.xnsT^P^aadPfUsolIsdMa.Cesaaek.Cea’boy. Arab Macjar.Oaaeho. Chiao aad Taqaero
Kemnaa-Ths laooKpaiabla Carsiry i-apeiik of the Artolae oi Both Sorepa aod AnanealBaiadtncl>ecschaaaurroiBih<b*.BBaraiinsbIaaean «t thaZacUah Aray.-----------------thsXaparorbOwaCairrABjrrcol UsOermsaArsty: UaCzar'aBac'tof
Ua RoaaUa Artsy.

European

nAtiewKiAtniets

Horse Hotel.

BWi FEiTI

bmlBen In th.ee places: .*/hn ^ifsiart.
burt iDtertxlly:. John MrXah. badly
hurt; John nalldene. bun in bead; i
Chrla B'liot;. ba«k i.M>k'ni Jo n J. m. t.
both iet» brokw; t>o.-»e WJUIe, In-' tVrivs Fsaoos FIcbttacracara aad Elxbt riiratea Direct trea: the fiau of Var.
CT.n Ov <uTkra
Jured
iDlemany, AI>rt
UllJer lex
;.a.CatM iSettaaili»4. pftm. Lent
blbkcn.
ilany other/
« vote injured were
taken to thel: hr e» ani' tbej^ namha
•T* not olitamalili.

20 REAL CUBAN HEROES

TtMuebt r.M um.-efths BIsae.
.
Ibe Hr.- atariedMn tbe vamsb room. I
and so little was tiiuuxht of the bisxs
at first that the men in the room did
not five the atarm. thitklnx they could
a sudden the
flames leaped out into the mala ahop.’
wM In a aecoad they enveloped the
whole buildlnx. In which were impris­
oned IM wen. Those on the ground
floor had no trouble in escapinK. and

wmsmm

tetore Help covid rearb them.
tTTTwrt Mm Cty tir IUI|_

:*rfs.7iu

...

'TMK

Many of the workmen appeared in

BIU
BUFFALO
asooTwa moM
.
.

AOLOR'O'JC

“CBBA^imL"

IMDKSOP*IBA*L.,K

REALISM OF SAVABE WARFARE

m
mm

THB PBSMtSn LADT WINO SHOT OF TEC VOEU^

JOHSrillV BAKER

wtorUle-MaAebyUx
the tipper Stories.
The fire was the worst experienced by

■rvrrciuiefl moM thc famou* sirra mcoimcnt u. ecavamt.

Chtla Pnulaen Jumped from the second
^oor and one lex wnt broken and be
^sustained Internal Injuries.
Then fleonre Case was seen to come
beadlunx out of the second floor. He
struck a telephone wire and feYl to tbe
walk l>adly hurt. Albert Miller leaped
and the crowd tHed to catch him, but
bla lex was tiroken In tbe fall. J<An
Carlin, an old man. waa dropped from
■^he second fli«or by younger men. and
lot h
bar
luckily he was not
and boy* were se-n flylnx ihrtnixb *d
on eveyy aide of tbe bulMdnx- Some lar
BIIU aftet they struck the cround. and
many bad to b»- carried away. Others
wbo Jumped :e*ca|w-d with bruises and
were aptnrently unhurt.
All erf thi* time flsir.** were bursUnx
from the window* and doors
two
men were *>-en to approach tbe eAat
windows anil iben fall back, no doubt
to their d.aih.
DweUtnx bouses and
other balidinv on nppmite sides of the
atreet causht fire, sod s bam three
blocks anay cauxht fmm sparks and
burned. If took the firemen two hoar*
to x«i control of the hlase. and the Im. mens.- plant was a pile of- wreckaxe.
John Keefe, who was killed, was H

Charlotte. Ml.-fa.. July 14.—Word
•ord has
been reeel-ed he:e frutn Caplalin Stanafield, of coiMimn.v F. S*...nd imnids
• yoluBteera.t' at i emy B ainan, a.m mber of tbe company from thi* Hty. di M
^eadaf even nx at Camp Cuia Libre
tj-pnold fever.
Bramaa’a parent* live here.'

oneld bas offered a reward of n«0
r tbe capture of Charles Dnrwioer.
». It is clan......................................................
Charle* HendriiJesoe a we^
Srantwood.______________________

ss

Cblcaso. July If.-The Illinois Manstarturers' asseclatli-n will bring a test
one agslnvi the telegraph compsniea to
Becide ■whrth.ir the companle* or the
It be requlivd to fumisb
Xevenue stamp* slllxed to telegrsma
M.mertoto«then.tl

I I
a s

as 6 8

Of wMd aot a stoxl* oOesr «r soldlo was tort to ufi tbs awful tato.

I um mncTH R Ruen MM «»tR »K ram ETB

fir lu. Hist nr mse, I mm al ill MW

.COL copy

IS sf wild Chsixss. Deapsrats Debaaa. and Mortal Comltot. A m-Ttil
Uvtsx Plotva of Bopatoaa Taler sad AnaihUstiea Bscxarlnx
All Cascnptloa. sad Oooclndlsc wtib

II
KRS6I.

w^m

W|M« Uto No OU« Pwt D( U-werti PSdnSr

ACOYEREB GRAND STANR SEATING 20,OOG PERSONS
mrecr proteotzok rmoK aoni sus avo wlamm.
a OPEN ilB ARENA C0TEEIN6 ABOUT 6 AGRK

^DEATH.
Tbe a.udieds <d Borsaa Stn-1
, p: yrd Ut Thla Maxal&oaetly:
i TbnniuxFacslailUbaln*tau»lit;
^ A..- ' to WobSartolly Slarelaw Daatb <
DO the »le:a o( Aeuoa.

EfiSESBEES

waWA

aashsaaaa

a

«Kg,

COSSACKS oftheCAUCASSUS

Si sum

flEB G

8SSD eg 888s«ast£

Os Me Aceotat. Throoeb Tsrdlasss. Miss Thla Hlshty sad
Bnluaat sad Tansd Dlsplar

^rars

^^nwlaasrrito faew M^LoiU^I^tTUto^.T SB IhU uwto.
Trstoa arriv* Itom Mscklsac City. IMaatsy.
licaco ssd Orasd Rapid*. i:«p n. Cb^
X *Bd baSel ear ss ISI* tmlo.
.
e fttiw Uehaicad. Fort W
Deireli sod araod Raptpa.tApi
aad boffaicarfrsai DeutHioaUiU ti
C. R.Mt7RRAT,Axvp
>00 O. r. A T. A., Oroad B

8 imilQETIIEHJriF 250190 eODIlfniEI unsm in iwiluiRn

MAKING NIGHT LIGHT AS DAY.
Ann 10 A. WL; E/vett DA.Y OF* EixHZBxnrioYV, RAxxv OR shime:,

li

«• taka exact iaaday. Jbm ID. USt
001X0 MOKTH.

A ORAND UNIQUE. REAL WILD WEST PUBLIC PRESENTATION
___Lad by tha Wefid-Fanwv bai .rl'r M.juo:. J Co-v'cr 1»..d

Ac lap-eaalrw FaaelnatiBX Straot PtopUr uf Saeaxa Pic«aa<rr sad MUluryPaap

TIB mmrn Hr, ui rr &
I

•swatoi.i

An XuoasMaa MarA of Ksttosa.

iiAll (aim.ftiF

INiE, NOE PEClilifil] TO ITSELF, IT STIlNflS ftlONE,
.-.W.......

.W

.*

th* ONE Ofcai Eiuert.K.jnj *nd Edueatioeal EahibiUos of all the Wodd.

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NombeKd Coapdiis, ictuil Besened Setts liU Be Sold Oe tbe Da; Uf Eibibitioi, at tbe POST OFFICE NEWs' STAND.
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LAST BATTLE

Of the endBBX°rcd>'«rkmeo waa pliUul.

badly hurt fbat be died In fifteen min.
wtes. Gustave Kenpelaki, a hunchback,
waa the se< nod. and bla neck was brokea
fai tbe.pres.Bce of S.OM horrified peo|>le.

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A SUPREMELY REALISTIC TABLEAU
The first
to leap from the third
Story was j'uhn Keefe, and h« was so

OUT gtstlee. to sdaet Ji

^---- COWBOYS^
BUCKING BRONCOS
Sart«friU VsK Ridata.
Coatf-Sot BsiMiaok sad Saddto Raess to
Maflosas. Beatb Awsrsins. Arabs «M Cotoseki
Caeda-ThsFear Bapssss'Tha Last wtoa BoAtoa. tstn

TRANSCENDENT SPECTACLE
and living tableau
MIRROR or

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Grmd liitrodiictart Renew of the Great Eqaestrion

PKAKPIT. hCKSB AT TBE Fll-----

Bndliilia a Ikdimti.

MISS ANNIE OAKUEV.

Jumped to
fatal ar

aald; "When we bean! the'cT of flm
we all started tn lay the hese to try to
pat oat the flames, but the Are seemed
to burst out from everywhere In an tn- ‘
atant. and all the mep rushed for the
■ arindbws and Jnmp-d out.*'
The firemen could do nothlnx «cept
to prevent the spread ns of the flames
tootber.bull'llnca. Tnere waa an inaar*
anee nf tSS.DW on the buildlnx
Two
hundred men will l>e thrown out of
work. ‘The tdant wUl he rebullL
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---------PtraVclaas Blga. BeaTytbinff
and neav Batas sa reasonable as any
first-class bam In tbe city. Give oa a
e»U and get oor prieea.

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, tadsdiax. we* a floals ml Btapsodou and Paptsoadaatad Kaxattada. Awsj “MMaxTmthfntaasbaadTtsnaBdona. Orsfwfcalnunx AWkB aafl Zammu

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acowboy band on horseback.

The workmen on the tblrd floor were |

UteiT, Sale ud Feed Bart.
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on buainpM an 1 boarded a car to retom
to hla olSi-e. The conducinr on the car.
John Waite, aiked Bchoetb for hit fare.
The mayor etat.-d that by virtue of hit
Office be was -iiUiled In ride fn-e. The
conductor did
In 11 ill that IlghL
am
Sehocix w-.-uld not do so. and tbe con­
ductor proreeded to pat him off. much
to the dlHf.lessore of tbe mayor, who
swore ont a warrant for the arrest of
Waite on the charxe of assault and
stated that hepi
tbe finish and see
whether or hot tbe mayor of Menasba
cannot ride free on Sw rtectrlc cars. On
tbe other band, the railway people stale
that no person can ride free.

Bedneml Bdtee on O. B. & I

Travnrae Otty Mark^
irbltrator acalnst thc r<pubUc o( Colombia and In favor of t^lnsor CorruiL an Italian, who had u
Clalol axalaal Cblombla. According to
President Cieveland'a de<1*IOB Colombia
waa to pay Cerruti ISUO.OM. The caw
bat Its origin at Call, departmenl ri
Canes. In the year IW. whUe a Colom­
bian revolution was ‘In progreM. The
Colombian press
severely
criticised
Prssident CleveUnd'a dmlslpn.

Below is a list of the baying and eell'
Ing prices of yesterday for groe^ies,
proviakns and farm products in ITav.

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COLOMBIA IS BLOW PAT.
Caracas.

Venesuela.

July

IL—The

Itollan squadron under Admiral Can_______________
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_ for
diani left
La GnayrA
on Monday

Menm V<mon. Ills.. July 11.—Sam ' Carthegenm
carthegenm Columbia. In
In-order
-order to seUe
Held abut and toistantb' "" ' ..........................tbe custom bouse tbere (or the 1
•ngtr. Jr., near Kell, tbi
ecntlun of the Oeirutl dalm.
«erday afternoon. Tbe o
; New Tort July IL—PreWdent OeveyoBoU of as otd xrwdteIshd. lost Mior to gnrrepdettnx thesreg

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- 8:00 p. ta.
Arrive Old Mission......................... 8:«0 p. a.
'Bns will leave the Msi_______________
Msmantile Go's
Block. HotAlWhltl)
— _________ axid Park
Place
at ::)0 p. m. ’Bns will also ooaneet
with boat at lliM a. m. FValt ear will
be at SMt Head oa Tneadhya, TburadajB and Setordaya Piaeagefa and
bait will he taken on at any point
alOB^ Penlnsala share by eoininr ont

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Chicugo. one (are for round trip pint
Ueenta. Sell July mb good to roturn
Angust lotb.
ClDcinnaU, onecent per mile. Sell
Sentember Id. good to retorn October
DetrkU. one fare for round trip. 8eU
Jane r7tb and SBtb return July 4tb.
IndiauaplUa, one tare for i^und trip.
Bell August etb. return Angust mb.
Lndington. one fare for rouad trip.
Ml
AO August Sth. retain
Saratoga, one fare for round trfp.
SeU Angust let, good to retnn Angaat
IlsL
Toronto, OnUrio. one fare lor round
trip. Bell Aagust «4tb. 8Stb. and I7tb.
go^ to return SepL 6tb.
VerntDIlon. U., one fere for round
trip. Sell August 1st, good to ratorn
August tlsL
Bey View Oamn Meeting, one fere for
round trip Sell July Utb to Slxi,
ge«d to return Ang. lotb.
Bedneed rate# to other polata. Phone
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C. E. Murray. Agent
C. L. Loekwood, 0. P. A..
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Italy Had* It lt*.a««a»y •• Oallaol aa
Uoaa* Debt with Oaa*.

Buffalo. K. Y.. one fare for round
trip. SellJnly ilth to Utb. Good to rc-

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