The Morning Record, July 05, 1898

The Morning Record, July 05, 1898

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Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

Traverse City (Mich.)

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1898-07-05

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^ THE MORNING RECORD.

ofFicui pu>a
ov noi uiTi.

TRAVEBSE OITT, MICfH., TUESDAt, JULY 5, 1898.

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RIDDLED WITH PRDJECTILES!
Details of Complete Annihilation of the
Flower of the Spanish Navy
off Santiagb.

CERVERA HOW A PRISONER!

MICKIGIN MEN WHO FELL
boM SUlMl ftxtd WooBdMl. Xra «f
0«a«ral
Bri«ad« at
ACuadoM.
WaabtartoB. Ja\j 4.—LaMt rapoHa
Indicau that tba Aurloaa arm/ at
Saattafo anat^ad a loat 9< 1 .too killed
aad woaadad. The Spaalah laaa a^
tarribla. At laaat l.OOO Spaaiarda were
killed. Ban7 mora were woeadad aad
S.OOO hara haea Ukea priaoDwa.
Hkdiigaa Baa in I>affiald'a hric>4«
who ware killed are:
Fardiaaod Seahrigbt, Co. L. Sana of

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Red, White and Blue
Never Run.
That is tbe way with the colors of our new stock of .
hammocks. . The colors are all fast and warranted. We
are having a special sale of them. C^t one and be cool
during the hot days that tH sure to be here.

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CITY BOOKSTORE,
290 Front Street

Holley & Ooniiablo

One Small Fly
Is more effective in the early^sommer mom
B doeen alarm clocke.
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FLAGSHIP OF ADMIRAl CERVERA DESTROTED AT SANTIAGO.

half

Bur Sticky Fly Paper, at

HASKELLS BOOKSTORE.

Markham Block.

Together With 1300 Spaniards
•Who Manned the Doomed
Squadron.

New Idea Fashion Sheets for August Kere-Call Forpoe.
TAKE YOUR CHOICE.

REPORTED ESCAPE OF HOPSON!

...Ladies’ Silk Capes...

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AT THCae PRICES.

At SS.50 for SS.OO vulnea.
At gi.M for te 00 valnaa.
^ $S for MAMr to S7.M value*.
At r.M for ttO.OQ valnaa

Only One American Was EUled and But a
. Single Ship Damaged—The Spanish Ships
Were Driven Ashore in a Sinking Con­
dition—The Enemy Fought Desper­
ately To the Last Moment.

A3MORED CFUBER CHSTOBAL COLON.

SITDATION AT SANTIAGO.
•XArm OATS SPAVIASOI
VVTIL »00V TO om VT.
Spuiah ^arsl DmIAbmI to Sor.

Washingwh. July 4.—[Special-!—The secreuy of thej mdar •Trima Sat bj Amaiiow
navy has received the following: "Playadel Este, via Haiti—'
To the Secretary pf the Navy. 3:15 a. m. Jaly 4.—Sibony. Troop* Wb«e V*i • Oftm* at 1>aJuly 3.—The fleet Under mycommand offers the nation as a nraeUat at n**t.
Fourth of July present,' the destruction of the whole of Cer- Ww-biBCfn, Jttlf 4.—C«rva»l* o*«
vera's fleet-^ot one escaped. It attempted to escape at 9:30 tltD*dr^wd*il Soel l*c-w somoro. !U
r*ul*s *re *t the bouo* of the *•*
a. th. and at 2 p. m. the last, the Cristobal Colon, bad run •a tb* aatruo* of Suti^o b*rbor or
ashore sixty miles'lwest of Santiago and bad let down her eU* bamiaf on the *bor*. In » Aeocolors. The Infanta Isabella, Oquendo and Vizcaya were pMBUktUapt to AAve bU *blp* tb*

DESTROTED BT SAMPSON AT SANTIAGO.

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AmaSED CRUISES ALRfiSANTE OQUEMOa
forced ashore, burned and blown up within twenty miles of
Santiago. The Furor and Pluion were destroyad within four
miles of port. Loss, one killed and two wounded. The en­
emy’s loss is probably several hundred from gun fire, explo­
sions and drowning. ‘I have taken about 1,300 prisoners,
including Admiral Cervera. The man killed was George H.
Ellis, chief yeoman'of the Byooklyn. [Signed] Sampson.”

AWFUL DESTRUCTION
OF^SPANISH FLEET.

Then the battleships oponed up and the remainder of
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dala
Miebigaa men wounded:
Clifford H. Onrtla. Co. L. Son* nf
Vatenna Tblrty-tblrd iwfiment. Sand
Lake. Kent eoanty.
Frank Uwton. Co. L. Tblrry-thlrd
rejlmeirt. Lawton. Van Buren coo*ty.
arm brokea.
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0. A. SUrk, Ca L. Tblrty-tblrd reffllent. Ann dlrbor. arm broken.

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fonlffo oanaula
The War department paated tbe fol^
lewlnK diapalcb from Oenetal Sbaftnr
roenived khl* mornlnf abewlar tbe eradlUon of th* army before SasUteT*:
"When tb* news of tbe diarater to tbe
Spaniab fleet reached the frena which
waa durl*( tbe trace, a reffimeatel
band Uat had managed to keep it*
iutrumenta In line, p1*y*d tbe “Star
Spanried Banner” and -Then’ll be a
Hot Tim* la the Uld Town Tonirba"
The men are cheeriac from me rad

rived from N*rtbport Uat night wlUi
Frank FrUdrleb. wife aad ehUdrnn. W.
fi. Featpr and wife, And Mr. and Mra

A Giant
Poinler Firecracker

T.J. Host’s Great Remoyal Sale

tbrooeb Ue 11** of the bIoek*4i*r
•hip*. Tb* Aos*rie*Ba war* ready for
blm. howey*r. and • flerea b*tU* w*t
b*ffu. When It w»» over C«^*f* bad
met ibe aame fau Moatejo met at
Manila.
Tb* new* trst came to Watbla^too
1* a dUpaUb wbieb waa pMted at the
war deparuaeat. j**t aflor tba b*Mln|r of eannon annoeneed the beeinalnf
of the o*lebtatl«i of another annlrer■ary of the birth of the halted Statea
The eeeretaiy of war received a lone'
dlepatck from Sbafter. It atntee Shefter'e demand for the anrrender of Santlaro at noon on the day *f bombardm*nL Tb«r*npea tb* foralm ooainla
atflanUao made *. Joint repre**nulAen reqoeeUnf that tba woman and
eklldnn ksve until Tuc«day to wiUdraw from tbe elly before tb* b*«bardBcnt berlna Tb* Spanish r*ner*l
daellnad to aurrender at tbe time net
by Shatter a*d a true* exiata at pre*
Ma pendUff tb* •xplnrion of tb*
tw*nty-f*nr bean aakod f*r by tba

Reliable Dry Goods, Carpet
and Clothing House,

Tonehed off in a man’s falp pocket is a enrpriee. But
what is more sorprislng is the low prices
OB Clothing and Oenta For*
niehlng Oooda at

Bpuiab »4wlr»l 7**ter4i7 ^*4 to
teke M—br •■rprU* »nd d**b

New York, July 4.—(Special).—cable dispatch from off
Santiago, via Port Antonio,.Jamaica, this afternoon supplies
the detail of Cer>-era’s dash and the distructSon of his fleet.
. The Spanish admiral himself, it appears, sent his fleet to
its annihilation. It was 9:30 o'clock when his flag ship was
seen steaming rapidly out through the narrow channel at the
harbor's mouth. A. signal ran from ship to ship of the
American fleet and the Iowa, Indiana. Oregon. Massachus­ of tbe line to the otbar. The oflieeia
etts, Texas, Brooklyn and Corsair were soon hurrying into and men. witbrat evwi ubeltnr trato,
position to block the exit.
b*T« been *mldar for flea day* In tbb
So little were the AmericaM expecting a flight that the afternoon ral*a bat all an baf^y.”
flag ship New York was cruising along the coast to the east Another diapatd dated laat nlffbt
and only got back in time to see the finish of the fight and My*:
to fire a shot or two at the shattered destroyers that were -Toolcbt my lloep have completely
*nrr«nnd*d tbe town from tb* boy ra
then headed for the beach.
The American warships did not open fire as soon as the; »*»« »®rtb of the city to a point on the
Spanish vessels were discovered, but allowed them t«
The eooout of the harbor and well away from the range of the guns |
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SaaJoaa river at ite mouth, up tb*
of Morro Castle before they began to close in.
laUrradU the city. Oeneral Pando. I
Cervera hea^d to the west, dose to the shore and firing And teuirbi U ■om* dtetane* away,
from every gun he could bring to bear. At the heels of the and eanuot get into SasUagb.
Christobal Colon came the Vizcaya and Oquendo and back
of them two destroyers.
The yaeut B*sen B. Pingr**, Jr., ar­

Horrlcane of Shot and Shell.

Veterana Tblrty-tblrd rertmeot. Burnip* Conan, AU*can coaoty.John rnnkUn, Ca L. Son* of Veter­
an*. Tblrty-tblrd nrlaent. Oiamon-

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. 46o buys suit eenuioe Balbriggan Underwear, men’s sizes.
48o bays s boy's Wuhabls Suit, with Sailor Collar and
Whistle.
46o buys s men's heavy Cottonade Pants.'
19o buys men’s op-to-dAte Caps.
43e bnys men’s fine Dress Shirts.
$3 98. $4.48, $6.98. $6B8. $7B9 buys men’s stylish Ail
Wool Suits, worth &om ^ to $11.M.
It’s not a BurpriM to ns that we do the clothing bnsinsn of
the city at thest* prices. See

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Remember
Our
Bargains
Are always good bar­
gains. Here are a few
of the many.
S2.7S abeea at

$1.98.
1 so pain Ladle*- Fine Oxford^
regular t^.OO good*, at

$1.26

T. cT, DBCOST,

I 124 Front Street

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7S pain Wkiu Cauvaa Oxford*
-al** lri*b Linen to elora at

60c.

Don’t Buy a Bicycle
Or Get One Repaired
IToUI VMVooMlt »ltb ■«- I kveptneb anvztciwlTc 111
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Remember My Nut Piece312 South Union Street, Oypesite C. t W. M. DepeL
In weals Ilia Tuigis tt InL H. E. GIBBS, Propr.

Hastings’ Real Estats Agency.
H root lot. •aaoll boow. boo locotloa. btb atroM. can b* boa(bt (or IWt.
Wfoot lot. roo4 a>eru^, rersiroad.radavB as* llOpvr aioath aat'J pat4 tor.
- ttarmibrrr Dll«*>oatbaB4»««t(n>a tbcclQ'- L«»4 *<»4. »eU mere*, rooa* areblnl. TbUlaabarxalcroroolTllJM
^ as arm I mill. wval. all ImoroTv* slU W *ol4 la asc plMO or <lrMa* tu bult. Look thl*
Otbvr pUev* iBbtasboitlrablcamorrsa.
Jobaaeo Block. Pboaa

son pair* U Ue* Oxford*. Tan
•r Black.

Beetoning June 29tb,
Until Entirely Sold Uut
We Will Sell Sererel
inset—

87c.
60c.

Ladle*’|tid Oxford*.

It pay* to look here.

KM y. Friedricli.

Men’s

Popular Shra Bonae.

AliilWool
Stylish Suits
at
$4.98.

ICE!
W* are again irady. with a large
■toek of Ic*. to deliver Ibe *am* to aoy
part of tbe elly.
Maple bloek wood al»» for rala ,
HOFEIH8 BEOS.
Telephou Na »4.

Tnrase City School of losic!
iMMtOud ll.Badi BwL

Friedrich Block.

Swerml lota of t
moeUy ligkt eolora. at t« 50.
Cbokc* of Ue bmt light e^oeed youtb'ssnic*. S4.»S.
The r««*alader
our bicycle RiiU go at SI.M

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PioatBtpWt

GLASS BLOOIC

TKB MOEVIHO KSOOBZ>, TXnUDAT, JT7LT 5 189A
KOSSmO BBCOBB.
AvuisE om,
BBEALD,
AEAIW TEATEB8B
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NORTHERN aCYCLE WORKS!

HDOUD WITH PB0JEG11LES!
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tbe Spanish way was literally through a hurricane of shot and

■oa. T. Bw la
A W. Ha»toi, Wlw ftnd Muafv.
BUBB0RIPT10N8.

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Spaiisk Fought With Desperate Braierp.

- Xk* Notary
OnttaBdayalrbtwhM
»eH»re
4MM to tbe EccosD \i7 wire toet
teanl ehef'ur had retteetod from hie
•Mttkn before HeBtiefe there wu e
Bkqnietiiiff effect wbieh diepUTod
ttMlf to e*preeeiooe of dleeppatoweeBt
d cbBcrto Uet Ue AtoerkMe had
■Pt bee* able to ta^ Ue dtp. The
marj of the moremeBt of Ue ermp
•ad Ue Bead of
eaealead to tall and raptdlp dinead
•hmffb Ue dtp. aod Ue TM of
^ttooM wee dinorbed beoaeae af Ue
»t of oar eoldiere. There
eeae aobaafe. keweem, to a few bean.
«tadiUaae were rereraed. At Z:(0 a.
I Ue etart'
liar report tbal CerTora'e e^aadroB,
•rhleb was botUed to Ue barber of
•aattoro, bad beea aaaihltotod bp
Bampeoa’s fleet. The story seemed to•ladlble to Ue face af Ue fermex reptri. Hurried oammaatoatteas bp wire
toCbleace. Detsoit aad Uraad Ba^de
lalted fa a ooBflnaatlea of Ue reot. aiao Uat Sbaftor bad
Badad Bentlaice aad
>r after a tarrlfle etracrle wbieb
bcoafbt bis forces to tbe rates
«( Ue dtp. A eoaflrmatory report
little later eante frem Waebiacrtoa asd
two boars Utar tba rlartoae ai
.«• Ue etraet Uroacb tbe madlem of
M extra adlUoo of The If oaxtoc Kbcom. Thetidton«f'ictorp
edld-flra aod twa Uoasam
flha BscoRO waredUtribeted before Ue
» eeaaed to Urow off Ue papers,
ffbom a spirit of plora of Ue previoas
tbe BeeUmeat chaaced
and patriotic demaBsOstioas
ftttar reporU broafbt Ua additional
Mwa that not oalp bad tbe Span^ fleet beea deetroped. bat that
Admiral Cerrera aad thirty hoadred
ttpaaiab aoldlen were Mptared bp
•ampeon. This wae Indeed ^reet
•ad eamlBfl m Ue nanireraarp of Ue
DaetofstiOB of indepeadcBee a new slr'i iriran Ue dap.
d wiUJ Ue riirbt•OMBMa of Ue eaoae for which we are
Tbe aataral qaerp bow is. what will
ffpi'r do aboat it? Will Ue
1^ defeat and tae for peace or will
•be atin strafrl* efatoet Ue iaeritoble
nrnm Ue Bpaaiab eenpire bas beeome
dteeptod bepoBd hope of Ue estobllabmeBtof prosperoas-|aad
4staraal eoadiUoai? Tjeflaal reenit
daptoto. aad Ue demoestreUea of Ue
AaMTsltblp of tbe Amerlcaa
•raaod Ue mea aad' power of Ue
Amertoaa aavp bas
ATWt powers of Earepe to .a maai
erbiU Spato baa faUed to eirtasp atoee
iklawsrbecaa.
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know how it shoald be done, fotisfactiun gcarabteed. I bid setting
bi^cle aandriee at aliont coat Kew and second band wheala ^ aale
and to rent. Please give ns a trial.
Brazing • specialty.

i -iSttll the Colon kept on firing bravely, staggering under
the terrific impact of the tons of metal that were poured upon
her, till, when ten miles west of Morro. Cei^era turned the
vessel's bow toward the shore and made a last desperate
effort to keep her out of Ae enemy’s hands. She was sinkWgjthen and burning in a doren places. Still her guns kept
at work and a white flag showed from her only at the last.
At the start the awful fire of the battleships had been
poured on the ifiagship, but others were not foigotten. In
the ternWe dm wnd uproar made by the heavy guns and the
continuous crash and rattle of the rapid fire batteries little
except results could be seen.
The flagship fought her way more than ten miles up the
cokpt before her prow was turned shoreward, The Vizcaya
and Oquendo had not made half that distance before their
cases were hopeless and they, too, were turned shoreward.
But they had not been idle. Their crews fought with desper­
ate bravery, but it was-the old story, wild Spanish shells
against American merciless precision. When the battered
Oquendo and Vizcaya faced about and swung arouud toward

BiiiB, sn rr««t sesa*';-

TO BSOTOaCB 8HAFTXK.
Fobt Tbouaaafl Troepe Wev «■ tba
Wap to Saattoflo
atwclalteTaw ■ounssascMO. .
Waahtortoa. Jnip t.-^Upwarfl «f
4.000 troepe are bow ob tbe wap-to relaforee Sbaftor. Tbep ebenlA all arrire bp WedBsa<lap.

Vp4e4ih Paiiter
ied Paper Haiger.

CDMMBDDRESAMPSDNIIOW

WawlairtoB, July 4.—Today aa
BBBtaal oeeanutce. Abe t'aitod Statoe
to eaeafM os tbe Foartb of Ja)y.
tedwfekMcNair waamade a rea
teal, aad Wm. T. Saaepaoa a Oommo-

FRANK FRIEDRICH,

Shop Opposite Sagle^ Office.

THE OLD RELIABLE BHOEMAN.

DR. HIGGINS. DENTIST 118 Front Street.

WURZ8URG BlDCt

OrtT UcLVuure-. Sboeftw*.

FIVE DSVTAL WOBK.

Jf You Have Logs to Sell
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VllaUMdAlr»9iniiri>tendfnr eWJel#. pm.
iFMcxtrertloa ut UMb.
Aatidnbr. f«r rxtr«rti«e sf tmb wihboal

COMING!
The great realistic
play.

ARMORED CRUISER VIZCAYA.
shore both were on fire, the Vizcaya from amidship to bow.
The two cruisers were beached not more than a quarter of a
mile apart.
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Daring Attack of the Uttia Cor&air.
Meanwhile, the most thrilling feature of the battle was
The two detsroyers with Cervera had come out -behind
the big Vizcaya. As they swept out through the smoke and
uproar the little Corsair swung out to block the way of the
craft that even the m^onster Oregon had held in dread. As
the Corsair.came up she opened on the destroyers with her
little six-pounder. They fired back as they came, but were
bent on more desperate business and ran by their plucky
liftle foe like a flash. But they still had the battleship
deal with, and in the face of the terrible fire that the big
ships poured upon them the destroyers both turned back
find the Corsair again, pegging away at them with her little
six-pounders, Occasionally the wind tore the smoke, aside and one look
caught a momentary glimpse of the tragedy.
Close upon the Colon's destruction, almbst simultane­
ously, came the doom «f the Oquendo and the X^izcaya.
While all had apparently been pounding away at the
Colon, the Vizcaya and Oquendo had to face the Iowa, Texand Indiana. Under the fire of this ponderous trio, the
great cruisers went down to destruction with fearful swift-

Fate af the Destroiiers.

Vattad flUtaa Sanate YMtotday Al«>
Made rredariek HeSair a Bear
Admiral.

Allies' 11 inch tops, black
or tan, $2.25. Cainpare them
jeith anp $3 shoe in the dtp.
lew eod nobbp lest.

€eo. R. Winnie,

DESTROIED IN BhHlE AT SANTIAGB BY SANIPSDN.

T« totoi Bomber 4f eepice of The.
^OBXue Ee<'OB» printed yrstorday was I
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SAto, of wbieb more ibaa 3.000 were
fllttribatod. Tbe sewa came at S;40 a.
Then the destroyers turned upon the Corsair in a wild
m. ud tbe sabeeribere ef the paper
but Lieutenant Wainwright, who
rmi tbe rloriene aewe at tbeir brrak- effort to strike soriewhere.
OTB'
iiBttoblea. Tbe report was priDtefl to was with the Maine, was on the Corsair's bridge, and there
Ibe Bccuu> BimBltaaeoBelp witb tbe
battle
royal
on,
ere
the desperate destroyers knew
eat daUlea to tbe Urfe elUee aad
BP to what they had tackled. The Corsair was struck time and
erltb aU tbe i
that beer, whi ■ Aa>
again. She is the only American vessel reported damaged;

Tee eompleto atory of tba batue
Awaaa tbe eipasieh fleet aad baapmia'e
li«aadran le ffleea to tblr p^>er
^
Bwratoe.
Tbe detoiU
dbrilltoflj told aad it ii doo^tfsl it
Ittetory eao foraisb a mere terrible ea.•aitoher la wbirit oae fleet ee'eomplstoly aBBibUatod aootber In so ebon a
tea, to a raaniafl flybt

BICYCLE
SHO^S.

but both of the destitiyers were set afire and both had to be
beached. As they struck the beach one exploded with a ter­
rific crash'ahd a great flame of smoke shot u^. Those of the
crew who were able threw themselves into the surf and were
struggling ashore when the crash came.
Just previous to this a w-hite Hag had been shown
them. By this time also white flags were flaunting over the
blazing Oquendo and the Vizcaya, though further down the
shore the Colon was still firing an occasional desperate gun.
As the flames swept over the Inched cruiser the crews could
be seen huddling away
ly from the flames, yet afraid to leap
io«e the water. Finally
ly explosion after explosion cat
came from
the beached vessels.

REPORTED ESCAPE
OF LIEUTENANT HOBSON.
New York. July 4.—(Special)—It is reported here that be­
fore the Spanish flee
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;et attempted' to escape, Lieutenant
Hobson and his men were placed on one of the ships and were
subsequently rescued uninjured by Sampson. Had the cescape;
succeeded it would have been a great coup.

Joshua Simpkins!
Prodoced 00 a large pcrtable
etaee, nox4(i FeeLnader

h Strictip Waterproof Patlllon,

Correspond with the ’Pravene City Lumber Company.
We have for sale Good,
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Sound Hemlock Lumber,
Maple Flooring,
Short Maple Wood,
31..^^XTX>8

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Mill Mac-bisery of all deseriptionB, including Two Bnginea,
Bet Works, Carriages and Saws. A complete Saw Mill Plant
for sale.

TRAVERSE CITY LUMBER CO

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Cor. Stite fbd Onion Sts.
One Night Only.

Frida;, JnlyStli.

The Price of Tobacco
Has gone up—So has our stock.

We have a fresh

clean stock of Cigars and Tobaccos aod our prices
Slafllaw and daaciBW.
tieetbetbrinioEeavB
tbrillloE
Hear %ne faiaew Joabna bimpkiae
Orcheeua.
Ae ordiaarr open,'bovee iitak« weatd
t toe »a>all for tbU prodactioB.
AdmUeioa. oaly 3Se: ebildren aoder
IS. lie.
Watcb for tbe parade at aoc*.

are reasonable.

JOHN J. BREZINA
*Phone 167.

248 Front Street.
«•••# eeeee»»»»eeeBBei

A PURE
BLACK AND TAN
WhicheTer you may wish when suiting yourself with a pair
of Shoes, you will And in our handsome and up-t04late stock
of Ken’s Shoes. Tan Shoes are the favorites at this season of ;
the year, and we have them in aU shades for WalkingjBicy.
: ole Biding or Working. They are easy, cool and comfortable
and the

PRICES or COURSE ARE
THE LOWEST IN THE CITY.

y THE HANNAH & LAY MERCANTILE CO.
PlUUI'

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twr t, ises.

CMICtTWOlHir.

. THIS IS BETTER.'

We te*e nM. ••■onaity ie MArlar
la Oate oader Spoaleh vimoj'’ aad
la ««ln. look Ue iMltoW BaomltiM OfBaaH Aniaad’Saatenlay
I*a atop to abtaia it for tkaaa.
aadThaymnBBllatSTKan to
MUSi'LSU
nattoD. tmr honor haa alwaya hoaa
BBX.TBt
aaaintaiaad. Wa ham nenr yat hoM
lo the aiidat af the aadioMat
■j BjWloalacThmarffceTDvOamoe dafaatad la battle, and will amr aa
Ua nawa of the daa-1 j
nar*i dare Itt Oobim Wm loaraawa hare the blood ml oar/nr- aatkodaaniovar
tmelioa of the fleet of Admiral Ccreera | g
p^awoi
HwWwqflha ■eaeoa.
at flantiaco and the proapeettTe aar-1 fl
Mda op of all oatiaaaltttaa, hat with
•pMlelwTM HMtenaltKxme.
mnder of the city, the reeralUnr aqoad | j
MmIMm. Miek^ Jnly l.-The Hoet* oaaidaal. the Amarlcaa flat, whleh which la to eoUat men to fill op the I ^
Wjaat been plaatad by Dewey on
Im teoa-koU tooiee today.
of the Tklrty.foorth Mlehi-11
aoU
n# Btenlor
of eerea Inaiafe dpaalab
^e brirhtaat Dana of hUUnr ^'fan ▼olnataerm, arrlTed la the city eta].
War k W*^ oaoteei, aeon i lo 1.
__ .'aoldlaiebad bo aoooer allrbted tram
TteaearaaftlitalteraooncaBie wsa
aoJeyUr <
“
U lo 10, It waa Ua r»<ae oltbeaeaaon
«'«““•
**
Tka 0001* of tka iaat caiaa try laaian battle at
lacld.lorba.too.apakaoftba«olty
iaoafoUowa:
of ttfl North and Sooth. Saaaldall
The aewa of the rlorioua ejotory la-;
a s a
Uaea bad been aradleated. NorOiern ^
arerybody with renewed patrlo-!
(Mta............1-S-& 0-0-0 4-0 0—10
and Sonthera reaerala are today flrht- i
^
»"«
►
HaaUan... .JO-l-i-O-O-S-l-l-U
iorahcmldertod.«aldT and we. a. a
— •** »laooe that
^
BaUariaa, Olaaaoo aad BaaU Miaaa.U« from tbe torrid tone to Ue fri-1
^
huaadFox.
rid north, elaad ready to hack
tbe
The party oon.leu
ofUeatcantC H. Milner, Co. A. ofi^^
' Moralarfone- Llodblon aad Boat.
.Uea Id whoteew they do,
FOa and KiomcW.

\

IRIS MORNING
WE SRALL BE OPEN
FOR BUSINESS
,

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>e.

m

BiYB.pu..»nr~..uB T~.kcand still continue the Special Sales that we:

iCCIDEIlUT CMILUC.
Bererel Perno>^a Bun by o Eoaaway
Team Whloh Dnebed into aOrowd
oa tbe KUo fitraek
apectei loTni Mounfi Kecou
Oadillae, Itlch. Joiy t -* tad aaoldoBt marred the pleaenre of the day.
A team belonglar to Mr.. Lance waa

ed for tbe tlma. Aboat two o'clock
at Ue Tbirty-fenrih Miehiran volnnUe pportive element tbal always rani,
ipaat on our midsummer holiday teera.
The reeroltiar officers baveeatabUahheld Ua boanh for aevetnl bonia. and
kkk».Wcjcl-, .mil bokk 11 „„l«> b»dW«.r* *>tt.Boi.l WklU.,J
nil. mm. 11 HI U.1. -.11.
»B1 r«»l.. HHilU id
1 where axamlaa'Uoat will ba held. The
Olym^ r*wes and raeea. Tbe
ilalng pbyalctaaa are Dr. -1. A.
lay tvaa a beanUfol eadlay > Ueday.
Hv—Horlr remembered »braaab !®
oomlnr down Harrb aUeet brlnrinr a
arlytwooMWrtea. and a -varlratod I T-.aty .even men will be ealUtod
larra wooden caonoa which waa to he
I
I from here to fill out Company M et
dMplayed in tbe :paiade. Tbe eUaete
were crowded alony the l>or nf aai
eltltena of Ua qaiet town slept Ue »*» Bij R.pidt oompaay Ue defideaey
will be supplied from here- Tbe
aad the team belay frlrhteaed
sleep of Ue jaak
”
will basest Immediately to camp Alyer.
away apd daahed into the crowd at the
where after being Uorongbly drilled
ooraer ot Mala etraet. Two boya, aone
Uey will be eent oa to }oUi U*ir resnf JaaMWalabaad O. 6. Kathbnrn.
peetive companies. There will be no
wero thrown down and ooraioly in- Ornneent Bend Parnlahed an Impart- difficelty In aecnriny reerulto here- aa
three tlmee Ue number required have
ant Part of Ue Program and
jorad and James O'Day aad Jewie
applied for admission into tbe aerrlee.
Was aiyUy OompUmeatnd.
'Ballsy were alirhtly hart.
Mra.
CadUlac held a ronainr eelebraUon
Thoaua Mitchell waa atrack la tka abyeeUrday at which a large number
domaa by tka heofa nf one of the he

CIDILUC'S GRIND SUCCESS.

INTI-SUOON1IIIORX.

have been advertising lately.

^ Several Dozen Pairs Paids, S1.48 per pair.
E
Several Dozen at $ 1.95 per pair,
g
Several More Dozens at S2.45 pair. I
^
The above are goods that retailed from $2 Z
^ to $3.50 per pair, and are great bargains at q ;
prices now offra-ed to close.
^ 1'
^
Remember to ask about our Suit Sale^ $7.60 buys many a $10 or $12 suit in the odd ^
sizes we are closing out

and rary avieaaly hark Bar injoriea
epocial tiala learior here la Ue The rmtlmeBt Prevailed in all Ue
BayreanitfauUy. Her mother, Mra- merniay took out e crawd of enUeaiObnr^ea fiunday and Prontlnent
Boker waa niao knockod down aad nau who were filled wiU lodepeodenoe
Day pairiotiiim, amenr Uem belay Ue
loawad of the uaual aerriceii at the
^aoaaewhat lajaiad.
Crescent bend In tbair mtiraetiva white CoBgregmtloaal charcb Sunday morndnek uaiforma. eacortod by Uclr lead-; jag Eev. J. F. Brant. Soperintendeot
er. Prof. C. K. Borak Tbe bend nnm-, «,fUe State Aatl-Saloon League, apoke
bared 34 pieces and wh^n Uey arrivod ^ jn Ue Intereal of Ue Anll-Salooc
Patriotic Addraaooo. Oamea, Pieoloa, at Cadillac they were met by Barriag-j i^ae, and Dr. Barker, one of tbe
Pifoworka aad a Good Time
ton’i MlliUry Band aad eacortod to Ue oklo workers tor tke Leagae. spoke at
Hotel McKinnon. The Creseeat band
Second u/uodiat choreh.
|
By Sir Crawd.
waa given Ue poailloB of honor at Ue; At Ue evening aervkea, Bev, Braol |
NotwUhaUndlor the weather was
hand of Ue first diviaieo and Ue boya Uetnred at Ue First MeUodiat charcb i
oold and damp. Northport citiuna were
played as Uey never playwl bef«e. ;»nd Dr. Barker waa Ue apeaker at Ue I
oat en maaee at an early hour la rola
Each was on hU mettle and the thnr- fnion meeting at Ue Friendb church. |
nttlra
oogh inatrucUon given during tbe past; Snnday aftornoon. a meeting of Ue
The email boy <wiih tbe firecracker
rot la bic work early and hU ea- week wea manifest in tbe Improvenieat Aati-Saloon Leagae workers waa held
of UeViecutionof the moslcal aelec- i„ Uie parlors -of the C-jcgregaUonsl
Baltimore Stock Bceelved Three Timee a Wnnk
ojois. 40c por quart
toallow tbe townafolk tocajoy aalater- Uoaa. At noon Ua band was admlra- church. C, H. Born. Ue president ptcbly eared for at tbe Uotol McKlanon
Neal Monday evenmg at 7:10
Suodnras, .*I0c per quart
raptedly theexerciaMatBeeHjr-acMre.
1 accorded erery coorteay. la the the i
Solid Meats. .
itl slcctlon of officers . taku i Boy Boats Orowded to FoU Oapoclty—
They befaB at 10:45 a. m.. immediately
Big Time at Snttoo’s Bay
afternoon Ue boys g»vo a emcort In pi*ee at tbe Congregotionsl church
fellowinr the proeeaaion.
Ue park, which wot erjoyed by a: Rev. Brant U his oddrt^-s Uid apecCelebration.
ku
Talepfaf-^LW xa».
The reoarable Eer. 6. & 6toele nre
large throng. Along the line of march!
ttrdbs npon laweoforeement. While
The b»y boeto did a land office bnsithe Inroeaaon. which was follewed by
In the par^e and at the eoooert Ue t^e league doe. not seek i elect men.
^he excursion line covering
three rooainr Cbecra for "Oor Country,
TBBIK PATBIOnSM BTOEBM.
■
»PPl*dfl«d.i who ore strict tomperanc. ben. Itdoml^j^^t^ta true holiday style. The
the Army sod Nary and tbe Prasidest"
afterwards C. W. Barringtoo.'believe In harii«
who
honestn,t,ml«g
exeurelon Ue by Loo A. Cum-1
After eereral aaUoual sire by tbe
whose bud I. one of sUto-wlde ropata- j,
sloeensly believe In Ue eoforde- ' miogs was Immense. The crowd enme The Plette BroUen of Boot Bay Lori
Northpert Cornet Band Eer. Btoele ioTheir FourU of July Beer. tion. personally oooplimented tke aeat of the stole law*. The state boa ! and filled her upper and lowor decka
trodaeod Bee. tV. B. Barlbort of the
yesterday afternoon Jnstiee Verly
boys noon Uerxeellence of Uclr work.lews batofieials do not see Uat till the llcketo were rofnaed, then a
Oonrrarntinaa^ ebnreb, who r*^ *
V, _*ued warrants for the arrest of David
Cadillac wss in
In gala attire and Ue they
Uev atv
arw enforced, and Ue league
lee
eeeki grrat many left Ue boat in
OFOAYLOI^D. MICH.
of
obort patritlo epooch on the declanatizang and Willis Stlus, who
visitors were bandwrmely entortolned tbe otkoperuUon of all good cltircno. overloading. This
Xssnee tbe most liberal Sickoees and
lion of iadq^desee. In cleeinr. the
with charoctorisWc noepltoUty ud corof all faith or omoi-part^oua.
all hay i»lnto. Ue boat retnrnlng I ohorged with stealing a half barren of
epeaker expremed the hope that U one
dialiiy and saring one md accident tbe I The leegue officials ore eonsidering twice to Traverae City.
She ru in beer from Ue Plette braUera The
year from tod^ Ceba may. too. have a
Deportment of Mich.
eeUbretion was a grand sneeem lo J the advisability of pnttlDg In a field conjunction wtU the Crmeent in Ue Plette beys ^e to town Satortey and
We pay our agents Good reliable
doclaraUoB of indenoadeaoa. PolUwevery detail and tbe vast crowd was sscretory to look after Ue nppercouk .
-f-_
waaaeareTS ont- bought tbe beer which was to flgnrs in eoUeitorn wonted. Addreos or cull on
iar this the band araia played naUonrl
well cared for. Tbe accident referred i lee of Ue Lower Peninsula norU of side of Sutton’s Bay PoinV Ue Creneeat their Fourth of July celebration. They
W. R. HARDY.
airs aad fieaatnr Hillikea of Traveiae
to WM a runaway jutos Ue paradejMd including Grand Bapido. They landing Ue Traverse end af U# rooto. ■ebeeqaenUy Btowqd Ue btveruge District agent for NorUweetera Miobiaty was latredoced by Ecv. Mr. Stoals.
gen. Traverae. City, Mich.
won about to tlan, a team dashed into ^ sin « work upon Urec bilU to be
Tbe tjoeen ef tbe Lakes being char­ Bwey in Uelr spring hoose. When Ue
Tbe Senator lo hla short talk r«tbe crowd and injared Mveral persons.^ preoeated at Ue next eemien of Ue tered by Ue Deustor eelebraUon oom- ecIcbraUra cventaated Ue beer was
viewed tbe inaneee of the oonntry. eomOM nnfortunate victim a lady.
legislature- Tbe first U a hill oimllar mlttee at Sottoo's Boy. confined her goee. Hence tbe prooeediogi ngalast - Boduesd Botos on O M. A X
eompariar them favorably with forto Ue one lo foroe in Mosaachuaett. to route to Traveroe City and that point 7AOSg aad SUtos.
' Bcffslo. N. Y-. one fare for round
eirn connuim. dwellia« at lenyth oa
BbeHff SImpeoD went over to Bust trip. Sell July itU to ISU Good to nUe effect that la every county, there making Urae trips, the lost bringing
Bpaln'a baakrapt condition at comtorn Sept. 1st.
aboil be placed at Ue fontof every hat- in the lost remnants ef oelebrators in Bey and arrested tbe aecosed and
parad with our ewo wealth. Be said
Cblcage, one fore for round trip pin
lodgod
Uem
in
jail
lost
night.
They
lot. every second year, a proviso the early hours of Ue ssmlog.
M cento. SellJnlyUU good to rotor*
thatabosid 01B crape fail tbe whole
Deuster's Pork at SotUpw bay fir- wUI appear before J notice Verly today. Aogosi lOU.
world wonld suScr. He reviewed oar ' Ba^ta l>eclarea Spanish Boldiera whether the county shall adopt local
Clneinnell, one eent per mile 8nU
option
and
whether
Us
saloons
shall
oUhed
amusement
for
ull
who
resoarens la mininc. «:eace and invea-| WUl Mot Tield, But Will Sin
^ptomber Sd. good to rotorn Ostober
belieensrd. The second bill la toen-j^g^
numbered bsadredo,
tioB aad said ia edneation oar collerca
of pheir Oountry.
rOTYBTB OF Jt[rX.T WBDSZHQv
feree the regulation of Ue aole nf In fraverse City crowd being In evidteei.
trolt. one faro for ronod trip. Sell
'• “W'l.l'j’' N— York, J.l, k-Tk.
«BLh return Jnly
Jnlr 4U.
toxiesnu In di ug atorea.Ue law a
Tbe shady pork wiU lu pavilion and John Orabam Took for M3a Wife a June rru and «BU
traeof Miehiran. Ue prime uialeter!
^
Indiooapilie one fore for ronod bin.
of Japaabetorarradnauof the L ,r,. !^^rid eahlm aaja tbe root ot ibmBpaa-, efiecl being considered defective. This dancing floor was Ue toqiiest spot ia
Captain of Ue Vol'unteem.
Bell Anguat 8ib. ratorn Angnst IBU;
vneu I bill
Dm OSS
iwcn iiswi«w
vj *
|nu4u.MBii IkeelenoD county and dancing, games
bos been
framed by
a prominent
veraily of Miehiran aad our ,y,ie« Ub before Santirao and Ue repmted
Lnoington. one fore for roand trip.
Yeeterday afternoon at 2 o’clock Bev.
of all serto aad good music WiU a rat­
Sell July toU to Angnst 5lb. reton
b-lWHoptH b, A..U11..
ldiH.oU™otCiwr.-.
b... b.- Amre... ..A -lU con 1.
a. aolsbery performed Ue neromooy i
_
15th
tling gend game of »-^^‘-»“«>;;r|whlcb.nltcd .. -an and wife Miss
"Is*' Saratoga, one fore for ronod trip.
works in the evening mode up Ue pro- j

- mmiHPOBrs celebhatioii.

^HAMILTON CLOTHING CO.

iuuiumuiiuiuuumiuimiuiumuiit
BIG EXCURSIONS.

OYSTERS
213 Front St.

flBtclier’s 0fs!3r Depot sod Restterut.
i

THE HOME

ProtectiYe Associatioa

SPAIN STIUDEFMNT.

«ns doebUd the ontoome of tbe ; ‘'Tbongh the Americans get Us rein- Mtboritiee Uat Uey have real eetole
war. It will be of the right sort, • fo^rmenu thev esk for. amd by their eqnol to Ue amount of Ue bond Uey
esttaecunae was Jnstiflsb]e.'Soflertag, aid are enabled lo take SonUogu. sad give.
league needs Ue cordial opUongb tbe Ai •rtcaa worships destroy I
Be said Uat a commercial apirlt hod
grawn np. Today eoeb man was atrivingtogetall kc ooDtd but srar will
kave a tondaa<7 to eUminato Uls spirit
and la its stood we will flad a enmaron
patrioUc impulse among Ue rich aad
poor alike. They ore paciag Ue decks
of oar wunhips. side by side, and
akoulder to sboplder In Ue batUefield.
The reonlt will :be apparent for years
Tbs bond toached up the erewd wiU
. a srar aong aad tbea Ue Hou. W. B.
Foster of Traverae City was nnearUed
from the rear of Ue speaker's standBisapeeeh too wm a cbarertoaistic
war talk ia line wiU Ue previous exprwiont givm by Bev.-^nlbert sad J.
: W. Milliken.
. BonmpaUUndUe fact that la all
vara, M tootur how groat or small, it
aMBMnaUnaal oxtiacUoa tor one er
ioMOMr. HespoheottUapboaeofUe
y. tnr, L e. we have declared freedom
lot onoUer aatld^, which no oUer ia»4ii<w oa earU has aver dared do befurc-

oib,cin„i..

pen.|

rr”sirt”br-i:

—r. Tbcr. 1. j.l Ic Cub. ■«>.«» I ^.k. k.r. . .,»r «c. Ac.H 11 kb
brave t^nish troops, incledtsg tbs | time now to tbe city of Detroit and emvolnatoers. TMeyareroadj to die in p'.oys several oseUtoau and deiectivei.
Bev J. F. Brant, white In Ue city. U
defense of Ue island, bat they will not
Ue guest of. C H. Horn on SevenU
yield.
street. He will remain until Wudnee-

EVERYTHING IN SIGHT.

_______

ttulst in Town Teato.-^uyk.
Traveroe T»ty Horeea Took All tbe
Tbe hotels ycetorday seemed to be
First Priaeu at Ue Mooes
snlferiag from Ue eume opprea^ve
quietacM -that marked Ue town la gen­
In Moatotee.
^
A large crowd from here eelebratod eral. all the excatuiosB of Ue day be­
Ue 4U la Manistoe yeatotdey. and ov ing oat of town. Ue only one being
,„boATbAA A kn«. U.C.
Ik-Tcn Cltj. fro Bor>c
put np u fine eelebraUon for a vast ' City, failing to connect.
At Ue Pork Piece, U«m. B. M. Cutobcrowd. In Ue horae raoee Traveree
City borece to^ everyUisg. In the eoB and wife of Grand Bapido. arrired
Urocn race BoU Boland took Arab en route from their eottoge at Omena
Time. t:59q. Tbe S:«T trot waa won to Grand Bapido.
A. C BUI. Ue odvanoe oguat of Buf­
by Uoa Baily wlU George S. oeoond.
Time. SMH- la UeS:X9 rane Bicycle falo BUI’S Wild West Show, and UlrosUe M. AN.
Girl and a Grand Bnpids hone wore Ue
the PorkPlM
na*y oeatoetonta. Binynle Glfl wan
teis. Tbmy leave for Petoahey today.
In t:30.

....
.1- .T..—A----' good to retorn Sept. OU.
I bride
Was a captoia ofA Us
'
Vermillion. U., one faro for rooad
Over at Blk Bapido.
America.
trl^ Sell August UV good to retor*
Elk Bapids was crowded yesterday '
AugnsttlsL
Old Ue celebratlea Uere was a hum­
Bay View Gamp Meeting, a le fore for
•onro TO OKAMUYOIX.
mad trip. Sell July llUi
mer. Large numbers of Travmne «ty
_________
people went over Uere and bod a good
Of Ue Imhes will Favor WorU- g^ to return Aug 20U.
Bedneed ratcc to
po
« other points.
Hione
Ume. TbeGdingaafSampson'a great
M< aorta.
1< C. £ Murray. Agent
oebleremeot fired taatovra and eaUusC. L. Loekwood, U. P. A.
The Queen of Ua Lukes, reecntiy fit­
Grand
BnpIda.
iaom was let looro li ooplons
ted out ut Uts port and popular., hero
It was a big day aad oae that will bb os aa ideal eseuraloh boaU leaves to­
das one fraught with deep
day for Charlevoix whore she will run will roD on Bast Bay os follows:
etgetficanpe to Ue aotioa.
daily exenraieos Urongb the resort
,nrg P.trioito^.
The WlllUmaburg eelebnlkw
roueer. The little town veto oil egog
at on early henr. Good mntlc. gomus
and raoee wiU patriotic qweebce by
Jobs A. lAoranger and Praak-Bamiltaa
of Traveroe City mode the FourU of
Jnly a day long to bu remembered.
The day's events closed wlU a dis^y
of fireworks in Ue evening.

X»saU of Kn. WUllom JudA
Mra William Jodd of Long Lake.
jmmamd away at mix o’cloek kset even­
ing. after on Ulaem of oonsumpUon, at
tbe age of 27. She vres Ue daughter
of Jobs B. Oox of.Long Lake. The
funerol will be held at Ue FrlesdB
eburoh at Loot Lake at S o’clock tUs

...... tsil

Behoel Oommiroioaw MMs Nettie
B.QIV
(Ala morning for Wook-

{nrto*. X>.C., to otteMd Ue Natioul

along Pm
PenlBoula shorn by o

■A

THX MOBirUra ABOOBl>jTUBU>AT,/tlLT 6, 1999

DIITl^ID FOB CMR.
How Our Bojr* vid th« Dont
^8truegl«d for tho Outworks
of Santiago do Cuba.
' VSAT WAB AOEIETED 01FBIDAT
.Mtt for Which tbe Pi|^WM Pooght
SuTMuiOod hr te-Traepc of

mlnitut tbs AmeHean troop* ware ttUk
aronnd tba tort The Spaniards wero
eomptetety surrounded. - The main part
of tbe array a-aa between them on tba
other thy*! sldea They retired to the
buildings t« tbe town and made a gal­
lant defeiwe. but from the time Gen­
eral Chaffee's men took the aton^ ft^t
tbey were tost irooi* to Spdln. General
LHWton then ordered far^ard artlUcry
to ahell the town at close range.
Although the road from the hill to
tbe edge of tbe town was nearly im­
passible for aitiUery. Captain Capron
made the effort, and by t o'clock bad
hla guns in position ready to open on
tbe town. P.;r some time General Chaf­
fee's brigade held Its poslUon' behind
the stone (on. and then began tbe de­
scent toward the town, firing volleys
as they advanced. General Ludloa' and

-m AMXTBBS OF ns VATS or
VAXXon.
Aa KMlpulatod by Sagnlar A- my Ar, tUlaiTmea in Ool Cody's XarUal
DiopUy*
A vary striklnf. and to moat peopi*

aoTol,

(oauira in

of two guna by -a

practically In the baada o( t

haliory

dptaebmant from

captain Thorpe's Company, FifUi
ted BUtoa regolara.

These

Uni­

eannen.

each drawn by a team of six poworfol
hOT*M

wlU

be

hamdlod

in

Colonol

Cody's great atnaa hers on July IP.
jnat as in aelloDi
Tke rapldi^ and
'
'lU which Uoy are thnndm'ingly brohgtat to

was

Buffalo BUI'S

Wild WmL la tbe driU with a

tho front,

around placed. loaded and

whirled

fired

revelatloe to peaeoful oyaa,

is a

few

of

which over ooa onoh practice, ae it le

I yt'hara It Wm I
Dm* Pot Vp M OlMtloola M—l*tM«».

confined to army posu and oeeMleaal

Boperte From MMet OnvoBUea.
The proportion of killed to-wounded
in one part of the-line la reported aa
tt.ta per cent., but this la ao phenom­
enally large (hai the officers are IncIlnM to think that tbe average must
be lua-er. Pour and one-balf per cent
has been the previous war record, so.
If ZS per cent, were klHel U establishes
clearly the deadly nature of modem
small arms.
The diriaional h apilal reporu lu
capacity overtaxed.
The phyaidans
gave up their con and bl .nkccs to tbe
wounded, and tl
new'ipapejr corremnndenia did the a
The Red Cross nun:es are angels
without disguise.
They worked the
whole night by (he light of csndles and
lanterns, and without sleep. The abortage of ambulanre* U lamented by the
surgeons, and the arrival of more la
eagerly awaited. Many e( the wounded
walked to the hospital, fbey report
that SO aoldlers are In the field hos­
pitals toe aerlously hurt to allow of
their removal.

encaspetenta. The erownlng (eat—and
I

BoDf KOBC. JiOr «.-The United
<1Np Irji iMt Zaftro, vhlcb left

1
I .

...
'. '.•■:• arrived here. She
..... u.c ..mencan iroopa in the

' Uaunporu

CItr

ot

Sydaep.

City

of

PdinK. and Atutmna. convoyed by the
Ctaarleeton, arrived at Cavite on June
M. having taken the lAdrooe lalanda on
the nay and havine left men there.,
Beadquartera
Jtdr 1

of

Cenerml

(Bveninc). via

Shatter.

Klniprton. Ja-

inalca. July t.^CopiTlcht, list, by the
•

Aaaoclated^PrMs.]—Hemmed laail sldea
by Oen. Lawton'a division tbe Spanish
troops in the town of Coney are tonight
practically prlsunera of nar. and iiy
daybreak tomorrow Rpaln win have lost
LOW of her heat aoldlc-re killed, wounded
and taken prtroners In and ar> und the
loern.w^hwas practically in tbe hands
of the Xmercan fircv* at 6 o’clock
night. This rviUit was nut ol.talnid.
however, wtbout severe flghUng on
part of the Amertean torcea. and it
ta safe to say that tbe loos In 'Oeneral
Lawton'a divtaioa alone will be IMkilled
-as wounded. In General Lawton's di­
vision the Second Masaachusetu had up
to tae middle of tbe day susialnM tt
heaviest loss, altbougb other regtmeni
were more ecUvely 'engaged.
Plghl Wm Bat aod ObtUmata.
During tbe afternoon the fight (or the
gai* niton of Candy was moat ohotl*
nate and the ultimate victory reflecu
great credit upon the American troopa.
It was a glory, toe, (or Spain. Her

The county la which Oen. Laanon'e a
mitaterly Ulnatratton of aicarate
dlvtaion fuughi offered greatadvameiire sight ehUlful driving and muaeala
both to the attaining party and to the dexterity it la—u that of gnldlag the
m. n la a broad valley. Banked big guna and galloping horMa between
west by mountains and on the
two rows of stake* set In the ground so
east by a ridge about
feet high. At
one time It was under cuUix-atlon. but thatthereUe bare margin ef about
has been neglected aince tbe opening of two Inchce between them and the axle
the war. It aull reUlns. however, signs Sieba. -ThU U aeoempliahed without^
of Its Tom..r prwai<erily In groves of mi*placiagaatakc,and U aa aeeom-'
cocoannt and mango ireea, and broad
plbhmeBttotnake the beet metropoV
fields uf waving Brass.wn-moat caa.*,a-alit high. Svvi-rS ndgea inteiwecudlltno Jvhoaure. The gnna themselves
It. but none of them Is over fifry feet,
high. The vatlej a between thear ridges j
and tbe grove-s were i<olnU uf vantage
to the American rigulara. who
ibc j
Ibem with all the aklB acqulrt-d o
western plains of America. The
spaces were of great benefit totbe8pulards, who Wert- glw-h a clear slght’of
the AffM-ric^soldlera as they advanced.
It was the crossing ot these places
which caused (he Americana ihelrheavleat loesea.
The brigades uf Colonel
Miles and UenAcI Ludlow bad more of
this work to perform than had Cenersl
Chaffee's and ihe^Hmyreover, were
ake (Reif' final c^rges
cross an open m>ace
through which the 8|ianlsh nre awept
with deadly ehecL - No finer work
*
baa
ever been done b}- sdldlet* than
don* by tbe brigades uf General Lud­
low and Colonel Miles a* they closed te
on the town.
The fighting (or boura'tn front ot
Colonel Miles' line at a hacienda known
as Duero bouse waa very fierce. The
SpanIMi defense waa exceedingly obsti­
nate. Tbe buuae was guarded by rifle
pita, end aa fast aa the Bpaalarda were
driven from one they retreated Into an­
other and continued their fire. It waa
entirely a fight with rifles, as the Amer«
leans had only Captain Capron'a liattery
of artillery and the fipanlarda bad none
at all.
At tbe beginning of the battle In the
morning General Duffield
with the
Michigan iroups and others attempted
to enwi tbe river, to Uke pert In tbe
fight, at Aguadores. but the bridge there
had lieen wrecked. In making an effort
to get acruBs a number of men ware
killed and wounded.

L.
'
while the American
( . r( u ere in the or«n (rum drat
laau The Spanish aoldlera stuck
their woric like men and this, the first
land fight n( tbe war. may well cause
BpaJa to (eel proud of ber men. Tbe
Americanaoldleraattacked theentrenchmenu tbrongh open ground and trom
the flmg of tbe first Act untl they '
an tbe bllU above Caney tbey (ought
their way forward and tbe Spai^ ware
driven backwerda.
Chaffee-Had the HIght of the Uaa.
General Chaflee'a brigade beld the
right oflbe line with tbe town of Coney.
General Ludlow's division was In the
OATK WAlUlMeTOH^A SBOCK. '
center of and Colonel Hiiea had tbe left.
The plan of battle was (or CapUin
Allyn Capron's battery of the Plrot ar>
u T« n* BsTTiedOa.
tilery. whi<4i beld a position In
Wa^lngton. Jifiy 4.^ene^ miafcenter above Oeaeral Ludlow, to
ter's dlapwlrh received Sunday was the
the fort near the town: (or General
first (or thlrty-ela hours. At first. wllCn
Oiaffee to close In aa soon as the artJI
lery bad reduced U» fort and driven tbe K became known that tbe American
Spaniards
rivards BuiUago; Oencnl commander had reported the defenses to
- Ludlow CO lay In Che road below tbe be s» Btrong It wuuld be Impossible to
b(ll on whir;. Captain Capron'o tattery carry them by alornx with his present
waaeiatloDed and awing In on General force there wa* mom<niarily a waxy of
ChafTee-s left, while Colonel Blleff bri. deep apprwhenrinn. lUit this vra* net
gade wa« In k»e|i>lnee to Gonerat Lud­ rh^—d i-y th'- n.i.llary authoriUea here.
low's right and. by a almultan
All their eaergles. all their auentbm.
' novement. sweep tbe Spaniards In to­
ward Caney.
capm open* tbe BatUtk
was other lnf<>r<nsU<m of a dlffercDt
General Lawton, who personally dl- tenor cnmlog abci i tbe same time. The
re«ad the oreratlons of his diiiUon, An-.rric au army “ ta not alone (eellng
left b!s rarrp at 4 a. m; and at 6 o'cloeit the effecu of USr ihive days’ shock of
arms DefllnlU-. ..islllve. Information
was a-Uh t'apuln «'air*>n's battery
the bJI abo^-e Caney. Girders mere given was at band that Santiago had bees 111that the buttle abt-uld begin from tbe erally tom to plocea, aad that In the
wreck and ruin of demrSisbed bitadings
center, unb-ss General Chaffee, who w-si
(he Spanish oaaualUes nurabertd fully
neareel to the enemy, should find himself attacked first. The artlon opened 1.0*0.
Thii Information came from one of
at «:4S with a shot from the second
UoB of c:apiain Capron'a battery. It the forelio) consuls atatloned at Maatlwho reported to the re|a-esentatlve
struck close to the stone (urt
of hii country la ^aablngtoQ tbe tear­
•aney. Another shot bit the fort
'
wrought by
ly. The Kpsrlards gave up the idea of ful havocyx'lthin tb e Htr
holdins rbv M»ne fort prvper aflsr it the AiiieriCan amo and the fiVt. BwRpanisb
was struck the first tlo^ and tbe er>- sides. General Unares.
tln- gBTTls<in ran duan Bat bKI toward
bsUtle

Bcutxa

to obow

hot.

bal Are IMren

’

The t-over--*! way In front of the fort,
hov.-ever. sas held by the ^aanlah
troops.. w4iu maintained
i|Kin our
ir man,
R
who were advancing
through (he bosh mid groves, only fir­
ing an o<-cBe.«nal shot. Captain Caprun s batiery opened on the enemy at
. once and avnt a number of shells ea- Urely through the fort, learliig dbpn
' Urge wectlof
•>nt of the xvalla B> k o'cldek

'!

,lnUc\als was very wwrm. The llrfiig
at tlnK-s was very heavy during the
ZDO^ig. but the Spaniards In
eo>--vred way made a miist ubotiruv de.. fenae and r-tused to yield an Inch.
Time and Again the shell* from CspUta
capron's batleiff drox'e them t* cover,
but as soon as (he fire coased tbey were
I up and at It again.
At noon It became evident that the
■fire from the covi-red way oouid not be
stopped by (be artillery- alone, and that
no. permaneat advanor could be made
Until tbe place was taken, and General
Z^awtoa derided ^o capture it by.as-^ult.
Accordingly he sent a messenger to
■ General THhaffce with Instructions to
take the position t>r'a charge. General
Chaffee thereUfKxn closed In with hla
aden repidig from tbe north, while Cap- tain Capron maintained a heavy Bre
' aa the tort, Hseping the Spaniards tn

tore ax»ay the fiagstaff. Ebnclnx the
Bpanfsb (tag to the ground. Fromxhat
time no banner wWfed above it.
At I p m the advance line of Gen­
era] Chaffee's skirmishers, the Bevemh
Infantry, began to appear on the edge
. n( the woods before tbe fort, and by
mpid rushes advanced up the hlO to
the fr'Tt.
Bo shoj was fired as (hey swept for­
ward. It waa evident that the covered
way bad been abandoned, aed ia n (aw

ter*a telegram there was a hurried 'war
ronfen-nee at the White House. Bee rela ry Alger. accomiStaled by t^eral
Cufbln. reached there a few rninufta
before 1 o'rtuck and k-^re immediately
cKweted with the prwaidrhw Secretary
Alger Iiroughl the Shatter dispstcliwltb
him and also maps and other data necewsarv

hoth havs n hietory. Both were cap
^,1,..^ j,Union iorem, ono of them

Bast Bay Fienie.
Yesterday a party of eight young
couple* of

«oeiety people enjoyed

jolly ^onie at East bay.

The

_

FbrolgB

MlaaloPAiy

Methodist

Sayl
ETer Burned Outf '

Bpieoopal

If no yon knew

meeting is the church parlor* on Wedneodey at t:M p. m.
Tbe delegates who atUndad the Diairiet Meeting at Boyne City will give

'

O. P. CARVER. AgSBt

-host report* of the oonrenUos. and an
atarvetiag

paper,

writUn

by'Mr*,

Bicycle Riders.

dinule Hyde WUeon, wUI be read,
inaUnmeaial
dered

duet will be i

by BatU* Biwady usd Minnie

Votruba.
Tb* teas will ba dlaeontlnsed during
tho wurm weather, bat overybndy la
invited to attend the literary ^art ot
the meeUag.

•manber that I do all kinds of reIng and enameling, aad that I can
do give you tb* beat work of say
la tbe city for tbe sMoey.
Dont
be deceived by what oUers tell yon to Uo ooDtrary, but come and sea^for
yooraelf.
I gnarantoe alt my woric to be right,
and. If it does not prove no 1 mako.lt

Washington. July L—In vlexx- of jh*
msral pressure from all the largecitiet
a the country (or the privilege of Im­
In till 0 o'clock every evening
printing Internal revenue atarapa on except Soadny, in Ue (MldwaU A Lou­
bank check*.
don boUdlngj *t norU and of Onkm
the pri
least one In ea^ of the large ckles as-

H. LEDERLE.

n

ladle*

featarm. ose of which was a aenea

* W . European
Horse Hotel.

of
.W.Patekm.

W.P.OrMM

PATCHIN & CROTSER.

Liierj, Sale md Feed Bra.

Senator and Mra Mmiken and son
Jamea drove to Nortbport Bnnday even­
ing, ^bere Hr. MiUlken dellveaed tbe

by the Uoremmest to tbe i
to Ganerl KU

late was purchased by Mr.

BUSINESS CAHOS.

of th* oolebraUM yealarday.

, bub arriving to*
Nate

Salt-

bury, vice preatdeat nod manager of
the Wild WesU

Firat-eltaa Blga Eve
aad neat. Bata* as reasonable na
first-data bam In Ue city. 01«*
call aad get onr price*.

They mtumed last night.
Chaa Stone and Mia* Alta Franco of o M. BKOVB. aMovrisy aaa Ox
O. Lav. Opectal aucauos u. <
Boi­ asd eosvesaBClBg. tlirroBiSi

onearflio are viaiUngMru. E. W.
ler and her aUtcr. Miss MatUe

Stone,

BniltKa 4 DiBeiU;,

on Sereslh etroet.
Bov. J. A. Fry*, presiding elder of
The successful four-act rutUe comedy
dmma. "Joehna Simpkina.” oomee ta
Traverse

City next Friday

evralng,

comer StaU asd Onloa stiweia.

The

play i* enid to be mneh In tbe enmc

tbe Bvaagellcal ooeioty.

nrrivod last

night for n visit with Kev. 8. Salebary.
Charlea L. Joyce la riding n new Ki^
bicycle.
Mim MnrloB

Maekte ot Ki

vela an the “Old ■omeetand,'' “County

ie ylMtlng bar elatar, MIm Bay Will­

Pnir,” asd oChor Ilk* prodnetlena, and

iam* of West BovoaU otroeL

wUl

6ruil Rtpids ft Mlui L M

w.
MM^Mrita%^s.^'rhoarite

of-

t. OSecs. City Opera B

he ptodaoed on a big porUbU

at la*, fipscilal

utng* ebx40 fast, under n strleUy water
praof pavUiou. thereby anabllng th*
company

to

* parformanea

of

The halleon naeonalon from Elk
ida

yaotarday attamoon nV S;IS waa

“JaabnaSlmpklns’'that would anly be
peeMUe in a big city thentr*.

lengara oa tba Crea-

The

Th* company uarrie* all ita owa upeelal

has aeecptad n posi­
•oenery and effeata. iaeludlng the rani- tion with Victor Potartyl and will have
istic saw mlU aeane introduced in the goaeml charge of tbe ofiee work U Mr.
third net. la which s real buzz mw
taka* an active part in tbe performanoa

TbaraMasabundanot of good,

wtaalaeome comedy in the play, and
many

plenaing alnglng and

^wdalUcs.

John A. Parry

Petertyl'a manafaeturing basineea.

80
a*

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•«

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T'iJl'SJSWSZSS'S

8 888881
d daaaaa

Be « asBses

Arbor. vUI remsd to ealls ter a
Mim Bertha Hadden estartaAied u X Stasiaset. m-tf
party *f young people last eroning.
with flmwerka on the lawn.

KISOEXLAMEUUB WANTS.

dancing

Them ia also aoma axoel-

lent descriptive mnele hy a fin* oreheatra carried by a* oompany.

Admts-

Bi<m ia aaly 15 and ts oenta.

PART OF 1*1*2 TitUra

soli.

toestapMs Us* «r 'OSkM Klllsd Md
Wawadsd-DwBeU's LsM.
tfashlngton .July 4.-Tjie followlnf
dispatch (t«m General Bbafter was racetved at the war department Sunday
Bight from “(Tamp near fiautlaffo. July
I: The toHowmg 1* a partial Hat o( of­
ficers Wiled; Colancj (Tharlea A.Wickoff.
Twenry-aeeond Mfant^y;
LleUlenaBl
Colonel John M. Haroftlon. Ninth caxalzy; Deutenant W. M. Hmith. Tanlh tar.
airy: Major Porse. Fbst cavalrg; Cap­
tain O'KclU, Fl»t volunteer cnx-alry;
Lieutenant MIchta son of Profbsanr
MIeWe: Llvuteuarfi Jiffes C. Ord, Sixth
lyfantry: Lleuieuant WtUlam E. Shipp.
Tenth cavalry.
-Pullowlng la a partial list of officers
W’onnded: Lteutenast Colonel John H.
Patterson. Twenty-ycood
Infantry;
Lieutenant Colonel Henry CarroIL oommandlng Ftrwt'bfigaffp cavaltT division:
Major Henry iF. .Wessells. Third cav­
alry: Captain Augustus P. Bloekasm.
With cavalry: Csplatn John B. Kerr.
Sixth cavwlr-y: Captain Georiw K. Buntea ThW cavalry ; Caplaln George A
Dwdd. Tbisd rax-alry: Captain Charies

Traverse
City
^
Has a vonderfnl man vithiB its
limila, in the paraon of

Sir Richard Easton
Of Louiatille, Ky,

TbeYoimgEii^shPalmisUiid
Siestifle Ufe Reader.

rpo ngNT-OmaU More tvo doom aaa* of
X awlsbsrg'* Or*^ <>^ Booaa Apply
U, jBliu* Btolnberg. M» tf;

G'tF,’
aprsferevd.

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Tralta acrice fraw Maeklnac rity. Pen
Trataa acrlm (row Uebwood, Fori S _

Knowledge of tbe future ia tbe pow­
er of tbe preseat.
Knew your lotsro and gold* yoareelf
acoetdingly; you ean do ao by eonsullpowera be
•
------------tall* the name,
--------------i
age
and biibirtb of
•
each visiter. He adriic* apon Love,
Marriage. Conrubip. Div^oree.
•f aulrindaT^dir ^bai^ BaaUM teUa
you every hope, fear and ambitiun of
yoar life. Ha asks no qoestiona. nei­
ther does kc charge In advaneo—pot
nntil the sitting la ealirely ovar; if you
are not Mtlefled pay netblng. By bla
power* and
‘ ad rice be
ba re-nnltaa tbe aep
aratrd. Canar* Ia apeedy and hanpy
marriage with tba
one of yono/cboiee.
!■
Telia ron bow ta gain Ue love of tbe
one
von dealr*.
dealr*.
He loeatve abneot
ir^yon

T^oB aai
r of Bo*

•e an wUoM axteiM leaslrc
fblUe*
01f-»f

umTB UDHinUnBILI
T. Mto

Seek His Council.

Fnlmktry Seheol ef Paris, Fr.

OMU,. J u. », UR,.
Ma'eleeka m.

■KAXIOMn.
gnoRT P80PEBTT ron SALn-The b<

OMkawaJri......... *■

mm

A rXWOOOD LOG Mg» va
A City Luabrrra a» If

ove* ei
and anfortnsaia should

Parlors at Hotel Whiting.

,

the

and

ofted tells tbe name and age of
yoor fatorr hnsband or wife and date
of marriage.
Tb«u»aad* of hearts
made glad through hU tmtbfiU predietion*. I* yonr hnabaod or wifa ontrae?
Baa the demon rum aaaalled the happT
quietude of your home? Does another
share tbe love and atteatioo that
structlons to have flUet-n regiments presboold belong ta yoo7 If ao eome aad
egggRAb JOK wffhXLxn.
pared, for Irmm-dlate movement, (tenlearn a awlft and speedy remedy that
W. Taylor. I?lnlh »»alrr: Lieutenant
eral Snyder's division, which'was under
<ri)l diapal Ue dark olonda aad lift tbe
orders for Sanllagn. Inrludew the One - Frank E, McCoy. Tenth cavalo': Lieu- load from your aching heart. Those
tenant Wlnthrop S. Wood, ^utaai
Hundred and Fifiy-sevenlli Indiana.
wb* nre nnanoaesafnl mad* proaperona
Ninth cavalgr;
Llet^nMt HasksU,
General Garreisoa'a brigade, now at
and startod on Ue road to wealth Are
Piwt volnateer cavalry; Ueutenant A.
Camp Alger. Va., la under orders (or
yon anfferiag from bad habits? Are
L. Milt*. First cavalry;CicBCeBant Ore*
Santiago. Gsirxis'in's brigade is wnnyea sick? Do yon know what Ue matposed -r>f the Sixth llllnola Sixth Mas- B. Meyer. *Elilrd ravslrr: Lieutenant tar M? tf sot call and be ooarinced of
Arthur Thsyer. Third cavalry: Ueuiensaebusetu and the Bghlb Ohio voklli-,
bis etrange and wonderful power. If
aik Walter C. Short, With cavalry;
leer reglmenU.__________
Captain John B. 'Hoffman. Twentieth yen have been deceived by Ue falee
predletiona of oUere do net despair,
BALLOOX IB XOT A Kt;(TBsa.
Infantry."
kt eall. He baa helped oUera.' why
Dm* Get ih
BHwg II Down
yon? No eaUa made ontalde of tba
WlUx a Bon.
3*. bnt lattan containing atamps
tinn made by (M-neral Duffield'a com
General Shsftcr’s Headquarters, July
mand at Agui^^s Friday &ere were ____wered and appolnUaesU mad* for
4.—(C<^>yright. im, by- the Aasoelalcd
Bpeeial
time at oSae to aoeommodatc
several easnalUta among the MlcHtgan
Ptvsa.J—Aisotnewhat amusing taut^o troop* In hU eomm^d. Thu*e hurt patrone. Charges for on*-week only
those most Interested, -however.) fen- were^l v^uAs of lift flrut abetls fired 50 cents aad npwni^ if mUsfseiory.
ttborwiae
Ir
”
'
ture of Friday sfxrrn(K,n's fighting was by UK Rpfctlaxft.
had tbe line ot
:M p.B
■
the second ascension of hSilar Max- range of tbe mJlraa‘d.:though firing waa
oladyp
fleld'a balloon. Tbe Spaniards got lu high. The men had just thrown off their
range x-ery quickly as U gently mo.vrd packs when e shelTlrom a three-inch
toward tbe sentth. and In s trice h*d
perforated It xvith hulIeU. aad it came
Jo diapday ef atgaa mad*.
Ask for
down with a rush.^^___________
Diam'qpddale. Mich., and Scabrig^ The
wounded were: Frank Lawson, ot Law- room 4« or eome direct to parlor whM
Mlrhi^ rrlxate Injo^g.
yon wiU Bad Laor Eanog in attendTampw. Fla.. July 4.—I>rivate Otto non, Mich., left arm fraeti;redi D. A. enca. All bnais*** prieata. (Mil am
aomo
Stihe.
Ann
A^r.
Mlctu
jight
v™
Hoffman. Company
1. Tblrtyrseosnd
(or after Ue tint weak charges wlU t.
Iflchtgnn. while tething sipped hod fell. tractur^; CluArd H. CitfUa. ot I ^ ‘
higbar. ImprsssioiaB takas of hands
dlBlocaUng hb ri^t shoulder, knodcliig Lake.
For
AU
tha
kUM^xwpdpded
wareei
out five teeth and splatemg hla tuiper

.

WomM'a

Church will bold their regular rnou^ty

r Jowalif ator* when
ttie you eoM^
to tbe postoOe* and take adgenUemen the cenveyauoM and the oo- vantage of my dl^lay of
L.
M.
Bennett.
cssloa sraaonc of partlcolariy pleaannt
enpplled tbe refreahmeuu

xx'in b<- from x:.au) to ts.ow men onder
Sin r-ummand withki tbe next tan. day*
(xnd sooner If thu can be arranged. This
is ezruUlve ••( the limurgenla. of whom
<><-nrraJl1arrla has l<^n able to bring to

Mw.

The

fiodety ot

P
•!!i

>. TravermCliy Leat-

si,-”

WANTED.
briny your abom; verkdoo* vbll* yea v<
price* am 40 aad 50 mo u: verb done flmt cl
•oly. A.8.rryBtan, IBProatelrMt.

hot and waisrtal tor a arhoel beoar at Old
MI*Mna.accaTdli.yuplaBS aadaprcinra-' novaseieai my aSlm at Old Blasioo.

Motion.
1 bam pal a alec back OB tb* M reel ter tl
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vben be vlU retam to ceUegc.

John R. Santo,
General lisnrann.

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