The Morning Record, July 06, 1898

The Morning Record, July 06, 1898

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Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

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1898-07-06

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a THE MORNING RECORD.
TEAVERSE OIIT, MICH. WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1898.

.Second Tonr—No 367

PANDO IN SANTIAGO

HURNTINB TO HANIIA.

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Spanish General Strengthened by Six Thous­
and Hen to Besist the American Foi ces.

CITY HAS NOT YET SURRENDERED!

Shatter Waiting for Sampson’s Fleet to Enter
the Harbor and to Attach the Town.

Wounded, But the List Has Not Yet Been Made tjp— j had atartad. but %ow the entire fleet
^ flutlv Uiled for tb* EMt.
The Pelero end Cerloe V.. Speis'i
ealj betUeebip*. ere in the Icefl, with
the PeWioU ud Bepido, the euxUlerj
crulerB, foUowinr. Coevored by the
werehipe ere treneporu ItDeeae Ajtm.
Ulft de Peaer Sen Freseieeo. UU de
Letos, Bea AnaosUa ead Sen I^aeeio
de Loyole.
Hie treaiportt ere loeded with troopa

Sampson and Shafter are in Close CoSurrender or Destrnotion of Santiago May Occur any
Hour.
Washington, July 5.—[Special.]—There will be no bom­
bardment of Santiago today and possibly hot during the
present week. This is the opinion of a member of the cabi­
net. Secretary Alger and Secretary Long have been in
almost constant communication with General Shafter and
Admiral Saihpson, and the conclusion has been reached that
it would not be adnsable to attempt to carr>’ the city bf San­
tiago by storm with our present forces. General Shafter. in
a dispatch received last night, confirmed the report that
General Pando. with about 6.000 Spaniards, had arrived in
the city. This reinforcement mjikes the Spanish forces
defending the city from 16.000 to 18.000. The very great
advantage of being entrenched makes their force from a
third to a half greater than our own. Orders were also
given looking to immediate dispatch of troop ships from
Tampa with reinforcements for Shafter,. and the others now
off Santiago will be brought back to United States ports at
the earliest possible moment to aid in the transportation of
reinforcements. It is-probable that at least 15.000 will be
sent forward.
Thus augmented there seems to be no doubt that the
forces under General Shafter will be able to storm aud Uke
thes:ity without delay. The orders under which both the
army and na\’y- are now operating give the commanders a
wide descretion. The arrival at Santiago of General Pando
with reinforcements for Linares occasioned some comment
on the course of General Garcia and his Cuban troops in not
holding Pando back, particularly in view of the fact that
General Lawton’s brigade was cooperating with Garcia; but
it is believed the latter left Lawton in an embarras^d posi­
tion
The number of killed and wounded for the weekreaches
tonight to.about 1.800. No effort is apparently being made
by our officers to expediate the listing of casualities and not
one fifth of the toul names are known even to commanding
officers. Already 800 cases have been handled at the hospi­
tals here because of the overflow from the hospitals at the
front. All wounded are reco\'ering.
A total of 290 prisioners were captured in the battle At
Caney 00 Friday, of whom 45
regular Spanish soldiers
in uniform, two officers and the remainder armed residents
of the town. Nine wounded men were left in the block
houses attended by a native physcian. The other prisoners
were brought to Juragua today in charge of Capuin Me
Arthur and two companies of the Thirty-third Michigan regi­
ment, and camped along the railroad. The Cubans followed
them in great crowds and hurled epithets at the frightened
captives. All the soldiers belonged to the twenty-n^h
Spanish regulars und expected to be killed.

CERVERA'S BOLD DASH FROM THE HARbOR.
Off Santiago de Cuba, via Kingston, July 5.—[Special. 1—
Thfe first and only sUtement concerning the recent naval
battle, made by the Spanish commander, Admiral Cervera,
^
was to a correspondent on board the Iowa. It was
as follows:
“I would rather lose my ships at-sea, like a* sailor. '
that harbor. It was the only thing left for me te do.’
By order of the president the Spanish prisoners have
been granted permission to cable their families. Admiral
Cervera wls the first to avail himself of the privilege and
sent long messages saying his wound was not serious and
that he was well treated.

STORM DETERS OPERATIONS AT SANTIAGO.

New York. July’s—(Special)—The Journal's Washington
special states that reports from General Shafter today say
- that a terrific tropical storm has caused the surf to run so
high that it will be impossible to land troops fropi the trans­
ports or for Admiral Sampson to enter the harbor at Santiago
until it subsides.

SAMPSON WIU FORCE A PASSAGE INTO THE BAY.
Washington. July 5.—(Special.)—In the opinion of the
best informed war officials, General Shafter and Admiral
Sampson, who have been directed to co-operate in the general attack upon Santiago, will pcrf«^ a plan of^ction ^^ainst
. son
immediately, perhaps today, attack the fortifications
at the entrance of the harbor ahd force bis way into the bay
of Santiago. Once there he will be able to command the
city absolutely
Rumors were current at the war d cpartment this afterneoa that Sampson’s fleet had already entered the harbor.
This could not be confirmed in any of the official quarters.
*Ooe report was that the signal officer had so reported to
General Greely, but the later said he had received nothing
of that natufe.

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SPANISH LOSS. 7,000 MEN.

TROOPS HURRIED OUT.

inarch to Blnrrolh. Ga.>
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traina for Charleaton. & C. The
order fer the aix repriineau to rnah ont
cMBeaaasrMtenrpriaeoa aecoant of
the order rocelvod laat nifht.
TVO •AMDS OP BAU..
Btiti Will Be Here Apato Xhmmday
and Friday. ^
Tlia MaaUtoe Celt* wiU he here
Thamday aad Friday ter two more
faaea of ball at Twelfth atreet pa^
and the conteeu will be warm. The
wlnniDf of three pamea oat of four In

that they are fully aa atroap if not
alronper than tbe Hamatee team.
Everybody efaoald po ont te both pamee
and aoe flrat elaaa apart. The pamM
will be called at 1:30 o’clock ia the
SnsBcnd'a Hnrd Lack.
OnpUin Rlnmcnd of the MnnlcUc
hue knll bnll Unm wm the victim of n
FmtU nf July neeideit Monday nlpbt.
While enjoylnp hlmMlf at aa eraninp
■oelal patherinp one of hU flnpen wm
almoat torn off while he wm aettinp off
flreworka.
The member, which wm
tkefint'flaparof tkertpht hand. wUl
ptwbably be ampntoud nt the flret
joint.

BLACK
OR
TAN
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SILK
VESTING
.....TOPS

Terrible lAjory to « OUIA

Never Run,

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CITY-BOOKSTORE,
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290 Front Street

Holley A OouBAUe

Dne Small Fly
Is more effective la the earlyfsammer mom then bwif . 'jj
a dozen alanh clocks.

Bay Stickj Fly Paper, at

HASKEll’S BOOKSTORE.
New Idea Fashian Sheets For Aegust Hare-Call For Oee.
TAKE YOUn CHOICE.

Ladies’ Silk Capes.

AT THEeC PRICES.
lOvalnea,
$«.50torr.M

I STEINBERG'S

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Reliable Dry Goods, Carpet,
and Clothing House.

A Giant
Powder Hrecracker

2 Tonohed off in a man*B hip pocket Ja a anrpriae. Bnt
g
what is more snrprisiiig is the low prloee
$
on Clothing nn^ Qenta Fnr«
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nlshlng Goods at

i T.J. Host's Great Bemotal Sale
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46o bnye suit geanioe Balbriggan Underwear, men’s sizes.
48c boya a boy's Washable Sait, with Sailor Collar and
Whistle.
48c boys a men’s heavy Cottonade Pants.
19c buys men’s ap-to4ate Caps.
,
43c bnT8 meo's fino Dress Sbtrta.
$8.98, $4.48, $6.98. $6.98. $7.39 boys men’s stylish AU
Wool Sails, worth from $8 tp $11.50.
It’s not s snrprisa to os that we do the clothing bnrinaae of
the city st these prices. See

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T. tT, HIOST^

J 124 Front Street

Friedrich Block.

Don’t Buy a Bicycle ;
Dr Get Dne Repaired
Otr. I'r««*u<>tft>lw«lbBlUioord«rvrs« oaervimlrcd. (blM la tMplaMWMm I-

Remeiaber Mji New Place-

312 Soeth Union Street, Opposite C. t W. M. DepeL
Elegant Styles lei WlMli mi Tuang to tMt H.E. GIBBS, Propr.

Hastings’ Real Estate Agencif.

New
“Coin Toes

Wfaotlet.aiBkll taosM. flew lorMitox.kb Mmt. cmd b* banebt torKra.
eoiooUo<,rD..<I4«emDC. rer«wood^no»B«BdeiOp»rdioBU>»Dl’JMM for.

Thst^ the style of those
Ladies’ Fine Shoes that
we are offering (or a
abort lime.

Begolar price,
Special price, -

I »Uf Wft, »JI ImpniTf^ will bc mU Ib od« plM«^sr

Refinniog Jeoe 29tli,
Until Entirely Sold Out
Wn Will Sell Smeral
lots of—

$2.76

$1B6

Allred ¥. Medricli.

Men’s

Fopnlar Shee Bocm.

JI®oL

ICE I

W* ar« Spain rMdy. with a larpe
Hr. BtUkn ZiOrth Fiaper.
•toek of loe. to d«aivsr the snms to any
Yeetoday attoriiooa A. MUka. off- part of tbe city.
baarer ia Urn mill ^ tbe Oval Wood
Maple block weed adiD far Mia.
Diek Co., met with a painfnl aoeUeat
in tke lorn of a taper. Be eoddenUy
HOPKIMB BBOB.
pel kU fieper ia aa epeaiap la tbe live
Talaphoaa No. M.
roUerand tbe member ww eemahed.
ae
ampatatloB wm aeomeery. Dr.
BoUiday dremed tbe woead.

Manletoe. Jaly s.—Tbe 1-year-old eem
! Mn. P. O. Madleea had half nf eM
hand btowa eff ymtorday by a toy

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That is the way with the colors of oar new stock of
hammocks. The colors are all fa^t and warranted. We
are having a special sate of them. Get one and be cool
during the hot days thatjipi aare to be here.

la felt in Admiral Dewey'a ability to
cope with Camara.
When Commodore Wataon’a fleet
ttarm It ia the intention of the rovem.
■ent to tend aefBeient troope to aieie
and bold tbe Canaiiea, or aome otbar
Spaniah poaaaaaioa. that wUI afford the
United Stotea a coalinr ataUon npar
the MedltorranMa a ConanltoUdoa hatweea war and navy offlelata have de-

to reiaforee the rerriaon at Meaille.
It la the Intention of Admiral Cemere expeditien, bnt the tUeiaion bv not
to pneh en ea rapidly ea poaable to the yet been made pnbllc.
nui^nes.
It la Mid that conalderinr the deatmetion of C«rTeia*a ahipa, Oommodora.
Watoan'a fleet will be donble the aiaaaAhaltor'e ''axxbj Xaflieted Terrible ber of vMaels formerly anaonneed.
U WatoM haa to wait for troopa to
eomefromUe Called btatae he will
VewYork. Jaly 5.—The Jonrael re- probably be delayed for eome time bat
porU General Mllea ea aeylBS that he
belieeea the SpenUh have loet 7.000 «,000 men now on their way to Join
klUed end wounded ehoat ^Un- Sbnfterean be taken dire.;lly to the
fu. beal4e Ae f.ooo lead priaonen and Oanariee wltbontdiaembarVIn*.
1,7C0 aellar* ccntoiad. The letter will
Bee my new J-wetry *toro when
be tr^arfarred vi Sheftor’e eaatody.
ylni oome to tbe pwloffi re an>l Uhe adThe Joni'ael'aodTxei from the front vantoze of my diaplay of fine jewelry.
My the road from the American ad­
vance linM to Sibony wm one lenf.
mnddy. blood-atelned path en Setnid«y. On one aide were coariera, wafoa
traina. ftcah Mldieia. oorrMpaad
and anrreona. boned to the front.
the otbar ai^e wareconrien.
foil of weanded aoldiera, aoldiera afoot
with elirbt woonda. carrMpondanU
and Bpanbh priaonera. The ambnlaDeee are noatly aboard the abipe and
hMpltol eoRvealeacae are eearce.

I Ordered to Hove at
Once to Ob rtootoa, PrMamably
to ffe to Banbafo.
Spaetal w tbc Mouzae Kaooan.
Chattonoeca. 2«l7 s.—Shortly after
noon today ordan were ihaoed^to the,
Firat brifade. Pint dlviahm of tbe|
Pint Army Corpa. to break Maap and

TwoCoidi,

TO Tm THE CAHARIES. Red, White and Blue

Omu.'. riMt 1. Mow WoU oo Ua WATBOW aaDADBOV TO STABT
Way to Beecoe the PhUippisee
ATOVOX.
Pron Dewey.
^
epeclal lo Tbs MonAng Bseord.
Kle Poroo of Shlpo Will be D«mbU
the Vamber nit* Decided Upon
Waahinrtaa. Jane ft.-Adrioea reand He WIU Taka a LaiKe Poroe of
eeired here toalght My that Casara U
Troopa.
araln aaUin? Ipwaida Manila.
Spselal leTn MoaaDs Bsooiio.
Port Ssld. ,Jq\s
Admina CkmWaeklBrtOB. Jaly 5.—Secretiiy LoBf
I W»’a float kMStlMt onterod Ue Shoe ansenaeea that Camnodore Watson's
It U poMliiv throng «• npldly SNinadrM wUl aeil far the Spaaieh coast
• M poMiblo. Mad the oatire pMoaffo ateape. It Is not flrea oat whether it
oaflit to bo mado la a fow daya.
will bombard Spanish seaport towns or
. Tbo ahlpo are eoaled aad are prepar- SO In ebsse of Camara, bet it is entirnly
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! ed for a tone rojrara It was reported prebable that it will oonflae its eperaLatest Estimate cl American Lossm, Is 1,800 Killed asdjoB Sktardajthattwooftbetmiaporte tiou to haraasiar the SpanUrdi at
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TraicrsetlityScliMlof Insic!
lMB«uitl,B«dllBNL

Stylish Suits
at

$4.98.

8«:veral lau nf men'* flsMt all wool Macimara Uphl welpbt aaite,
mtatly lipht oatom. at $0 M.
CheiM of the beet lipht eolorad youth's ntto, A4.M. '
The ramatadnr of onr bicycle anits po at Bt-M
Bicycle wool pasta welt made. fll.tS.
dark ton bicycle abaea, 11 IwA top, made of 1m vial Idd
Btoek, po at fll.

The Boston Store,
Front Btnet

GLASS BLOCK.

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NORUKIIN NGYCLE WQPi

qneat Inaertioa. Tka paWlakfinof tko

■kowlay the areram daUy. cteealatioa
la tka rityior Ue paat two MosUa to
kara been 7M. Tbe bid of Ue BaooKD
alee ladaded tke pabUakiny of tka ofMASD TEAYBBSK BBBALS.
Cbeapnt tod meet reluMe plbce to gel yotir bicycle repaired find
pot in good running order. Hare bnd btyeral yeere experience and
Baadolph Otmot BUI to Bo Xm- flfClal matten in tko Otaad Trareree
SM*> T. Bt*— AXO 3- V. HAxmc,
knbF how it abonld.be done. Satietactius gnarabteed. I am eelHng
pmrod—rraat Otreot WUl Save Herald. aaMe aa laat year, which haa a
elren attoa of «ria Ue eity.
bie^fi anodriea at altonl cost New and second hand wheels for sale
Bew Walko-doo Weloon WUl Get
and to rent. Please nre na a trial.
1. «. HAnn. Editor ud IUbh«Pay. tor Oatebiay aoyn and
atina, hat left Ue matter enUrely wlU
Brazing a apecitoty.
Bayle WIU do tko Olty Prlnttny
ooanoll.
Alderman Desmond:
■1X18, 811 Front dt, Baat
80BB0IUPTI0M8.
tor »aa Ooata.
^
sutod Uat wkUe Ue Udof tka Bayle I
Tke eity oooaoU dUponod of ooaaldclearly Ue loweet aa mmlnst Ue
eraUn baainem teat erealay. bat tkarb Bki obo. be belteeed that it was for Ue
X iatoteeta of U« dty to award Ue
aotUay of a eery etartilay naUie
aoBBT.
•
•
orr Omoiaw.
eoaimettoUe Bxoonu aad BnaALo,
Tke board of pnblle worka reeoM wiUaeombiaed eircalatlon of 1»M.
There'waa
some donbt expreaacd aa
manded a new walk on Ue aorU aide
U iTbeUer Uat weald beatrieUy ia acbinyUn street from Barley
cor laoea with tbe charter. Tke eity
Oardeld arenae and Uoir reeoMMei
attorney was appealed to and yare it
tion wai adoptod and tke walk ordered
ae )iU oidBioB that Ue charter oontemmatmeted.
Jnliaa Sulnbery petitioned tbe rout plated only one papw"- Alderman Deecll to order a IS-loot oemeat walk U mood then wiUdrow hla motion nnd
oatract waa awarded to Ue Bayle
front Of hia atore and opera heaee
tor Ue preaeat fiscal year, at 10 c«nU Rainy in a Patriotic Hood on n PaThera waa ooma diacnaalaa aa
perfoTle. HceaUleeaUa^e kid of.
triotio Day, They OaUed U
whether tke d9 ooald pay lu al
Ua*. paper last year. >
‘•Camp Dewry.»
tor a walk where a porUon ef S
Alderman Lardie kroaykt ap the
The Throe-Qaarter B. B. C3ab epeat
apoa pereoaal property, na ImUia e
lavter
of
doK
cauhiny
a|id
relaUd
bow
Joly 3rd and 4U in camp «t Lony
aa Ue Ue eeukliahed wldU of
Doy
Catcher
Nrlaoa
was
doioy
cooeldUke. and Ue fan Uey didn't ha^
waUt on rront atreetlabot tea toet.
ereMe work in thatooBaecUon wiUont wasn't worth harlay. beenate wknt
An appeal U Ue city attorney demloempeaaaliom. Ha sUlhd that Mr. ona didn't think of Ua other eleran
ni* 019 Matiac
oped Ue fact tknt It wae diaeretionary
Ison made It a practice to rlait own- did. aed nuUiny wm left nadgoe.
wiU the eoaneU m to kow
AtlutUa Bortoku •
of doye which ran at larye and waa
Joly PonrU Uey recelred a* call
■Mtbc the eltjr rrisUmg »w»y (tm akoald he bnUtatUeexpenM
oftra ylraaUeamoaatof tbe tax to from Farm C. Gilbert. WVo wm Imme­
eity aad Ue Matter waa daaily ^
tha ■•MTM Rcoow ud Ueraby
pay
to tke eity. It these laaUa- diately called npon for Ue lataat war
to
Ue
eoMMitloe
on
atrmta
and
:lBf itka tAxpayna » -wMa lot
em he did kU work for aotUny, aa foes aewa Be nnd UemUeMoanxo Bac
■Abo;. Th« Eafle Uat ymr offcrad to with power to act.
are collected only when doye ^are ORD extra wiU Ue fall delaila of Ike
Tke board of pnblle works recoMr
Aotkawork at S4 oeata a toUo. but
placed in Ue poend. After aome dio- yreat rietory. aod Ue repert called
Mtkartkaa let tka BhMD aai<7 tka akeadod that Um eronaiay at Railroad
ilea it was Ue aanoe of tke eoanell
;
W.
M.
he
order^
forth mlybty ekeere. A war bnlleiln
amaaeaadUnCAW.
ord.
diatiMtloa of kaaiac tkooAeial pristUat to easee where Mr. Nelson col­ WM at once poaied In n mach freqaentTHB OLD NCLUmLC RMOEMAN.
ider. aa bow Uere: to room tor opfy
taCkka otter wa* eat 14 eaaU a folio,
lected licenaea in Uat way or eaoaed
at a tlMa-yrko
«d paU near Ue camp, aad beaame an
ao aa to 'nake it a aare tklar. The
them to be paid, be wae entitled to fif­
objeet of no iitUe Intonat to
■iffla U eaUtlad to the work beyoad hoard of pnklle worka beltared Uat it
teen per eenc
by.
Baaetion, aa afaiaat the Kscoxo. at aboald he wide aaoayk for two V
Tbe committee on etreets and walka
After Ue Maal anmber ef IneidenU
Tke reeoMH
«kal ficara- dad tkia paper Irmly U paae each oUer.
■eommended Ue' filllay .in of Baet
Uat arc "each fun” Uey broki
faUaqaiahea the diatloetioa aod all ita atloa waa adopted.
Front aiiaet near Baet Bey aad Ue
and Uft, mkk plenannt memortM and
Oeorye B. OaMpbell portioned
laaetiou witkoat a mamer of •
a few eaep abou to remiad Uem of one
eoaacdl to permit him to malntaU
ptalat Ike Bboobb waatad the w
IC Btotement of Ua board of pablle
of Ue joIUeet Feerthe erer eelebmtod.
aorU
Tbare te no me U denylac that, bat maaently kia candy booU at
worka called for Ue payment of elalma
Tbe farmers will also remember tbelr
BM vaatadlosakoaUttla prodtoait: end of Ualoa atroet kridye. Tke peti­
noaoUny to toS0.40.
Icat eblrkeae which Ue yirls InDoceniIkat la wkat tkia paper U pabUakod tion waa referred to Ue eoMMtttoe M
Correspond with the TrsTerse City Lomber Compsny.
Mayor SmlU broayht np the matter
ly killed, sappoeiny Uem to be Spanatreeu aad walka. wlU power to aot
for, aot for fan. Baalaea* mmi
of ecirapeneaUon of Street Oowmla- iarda
,
We fasve tot sale Good,
;
J. M. BoaUManUl waa yraatod pe
baaiiM to Make Money, if they can;
sioner Keliey m compared wlU Uat
at laaattoaeakeeaoarktoaapply tke miMlon U Mom a dwditay from NiaU
ByM toatod frM, aad
of Sexton Brodbayen. WbUe Mr. Brod.
ainiiiriea of Ufa That U wkat the to TuU street
Tbe eomminoe OB Btreete and walkt kayen wm a yood man for Ue place
boon U here tor. Bad tkoraaooa the
be tilled.it eeddenly oama to mind that
reportod Uat Barney Andaiaon had
fliCle yet the efty prlntlac wm
KeUey’a worx wm mom ard
•aaae tke Bao»» eeald aot afford to eompleted tke eemeat walk at kia
aad rery impMtont. and kia compu4o It for notkiac. which tea oenta a P«»r .
Mtion moeb Ima ItwpaUe aenu of
Mlo praeUeaUy amoaata I to. Tke city's ekare of Ue expenee, fil8 7S. he
tbe council Unt Mr. KeUry wm ontooMD wUl do work for tke eity aa paid. Alderman OairiaoB aUted Uat
litled to yrMter finaneinl eonsii
ekaap a* for anyone elaa, bat tkare U tka wator pipe exteadlay Ureayh tke
tl m Uno Hr. Brodbayen, bat no action
B'OS SATwTP. ' '
M rmaoB why tke eity akoald yet tto walk etlU protraded aboat foar {oekto
The great realistio
ws* tnboD.
Mppliea ekeaper than the baalaeaa abora Ue eorface and was a danmrA <tnantlty of drain tUlny to yo be­
play.
OTB of the ooMMaalty. who make the oas obetmeUea. Tke eaaacil ordered Ua
Mill MscUneryof sU deecT
incloding Two Enginei,
tween Sixth and SerenU etreeu near
ameaat paid wboa Ue ebstraetii
altrwkatiti*.
Spraoe waa ardered and after consider­
Set Works, Cerrisgee and Sswa. A complete 8sw Mill Plsat
Tkermaltef tklaeoMpetltioB a!
able dliimMieB tbe eonaeD adjoaraed.
toTWld
it WM decided not to parehas*
thM the Baoona. with only one year'e
Prodpced oa a larye portable
aatotaaea baa rained a mod hpU open lot enyraitod' two weeke ayo lor tbe
Oettiny Vew meermlts.
etogc, 40x40.feeV nnder
thneetoMmaitf- Tka preneat ci9
The reemita for tbe Tblriy-fonrU
Acooaau and elalma were allowod to
aalation of the Bayla, aoeordiny to the
rerimaat. m far mwtered in by I
•mm eUtaMeot of iu pablUhcr. u *M tke amoaat of to, itn.ld. When
4aUy.While the BaooBodlatribatee Tei. kiU of Ua Boardman Rirer Btoetrie b-naat HQaer are: Ben F. Cariiele,
Marly ito more than the Bayle after LdybtCo. wMirnd it was qa««*loMd- B.aeP Eapennen and Orrin D. H>
mere than fire yean of effort. Tke as tkare were Uoaykt to bare keen of UiseitygndJ. B. Fraxer of Han­
total areraye drenlatloa of tke B*coa» timea wkea Ue Uyhu ware oat a part nah. AaaoonMB aqaad of ton are
Aariny tke peat two Moatha waa uai. of aucktoratoredariny laat monU moetored la Uey will be cant to Camp
e^lok U #0 aaiiafaetory to the pablii
Fire Chief Beanie wap diteetod to knee Alyer.
The examination is eery riyM and
aad reqeiree eo Mscb Umo to look after tka nlykt waubmea rep<wt to him
that we will kaea no tlMe to r^ret when Ue llybu ceased to ham aod be Ue abore are all Uat pastod. oat of
thatweCallod toyottkepriatiny
to Um U to report to the city eiarit. elxtecD.
tmiTXIUIB OITT.

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MICHIOU*

A omxn or xxMBXAAnom
amunas oxbpomi) or.

;ii

BICYCLE

SHOES.

THE "B B's" IH CAIIP. □

ladies'll iechtaps,black
or tan, $2.25. Compare them
with any $3 shoe ia the city.
Bew aod nobby last.

FRANK FRIEDRICH,

WUHZBURG BIDCK.

118 Front Stteet.

If You Have Logs to Sell

Sound Hemlock Lumber,
Maple Flooring.
Short Maple \A’ood.

COMINGI

Joshua Simpkins !

TRAVERSE CITY LUMBER CO

A Strictly Waterproof Pavilion,
G«r. State ttdCiiioii Sts.

Frl^tb-i
W

w ^

tenet ayaln- Tko byle. bowerer. will ao Uat a proper reeoid can be keplof
Boleaaed en BnlL
tarn a boom in lu einalatloa. Alder- Ueci9 lampa.
DaridZany and WillU Stitea, wb*
MBB Ooodrtek kae not boea a eubaei
Tke eommittoe en ntreeta aad sralks
Siayiag and danelng.
reeemmraAed Ue imprerement of tke were nrreatod on Ue Fonrth eharyed
^ Ur tbrillinr saw t
M alderaiaa be Moet of eearae take kUl oa Baadolph atreet, at tke treat with havinxctolen n half barrel of
. appeared before JmUm Verly
tke paper wbiek pabliabee tke dly aide of Ue city, aayymtiay Uat enonyh
prtotiBy; tberefore tke Beyle any Ibek ymrol oonld be token from Uere to yeetorday for a beariac. Tbe trial
: tor Tknraday and they srere iw be too wmall tor Uis prodnetiM.
tor a Toiy Material inereme of one in pay fer Ue Imprcrrrmeat. wkiek Uey
AdmUsAon. only 3Sc; eUldren nnder
>oed npon filM baU, each.
Itaeirealatloa. maklay a yraad tetal ef eatimatod at not to exceed firs, to Ue
It. I&C.
Ml iaalead of soi ae a few daya ayo.
ya* did aot
Watch for Ue parade at noon.
Karriod Rnaday.
fdeor Ua plan rery kearUly Uooyk ke
frer to be mean aad ap-to-date. tbe woald not oppoaa it to nay nutorial
Bee. J. C. Carmen aalted la mar­
Bboobd will print fall reporu of the
He Uoaykt it wm too far out riage Barry Welbom of Garfield and
' mentinya bt tot city eoanell thn next to be of may ytMt benefit to Ue eity Mica MinaSm'iU of Lake Ana. The
mominy after they eeear. before tbe juM now. Alderman Goedriek farored wedding took place Snnday at tae rew
Beyle bmk chance to aapply tbe tax- tke improrement aod aayyMted that ideaee of Mra Geo. W. Cnrtic of Weat
payme tritk the efllela) proeeediaya.
Uara wonld be no heaitoney la efleet- Sereoth eireet. The enepla will make
iny a if it WM In any other ward bat Garfield Uelr kome.
ala one BMrit in (he preeent Ua Second, and ha tried to make a
m al A'dMlial Cerrera. The compact wlU AUermas Montame to
BeMrt. Motaa.
k yerMBMent U powerlcee to
wlUdmw hit ob}eetioB. ofieriny him
Mr. W. 8. Blbell and MIm Elian B.
aa an indaeement Ue entire emolammt
Blbell arrired iHt night and willepemfi
of his office of president pro Um of tke
a few daye at Ue Park Place. .
eoancil: aad tbeoflioe. too, M aa kdJ. O. and Mra W. R. Bridgman nnd
Tkraaked doe Hiakley.
diUonal iadneemeBt. Mr. Montoyac
doe HlekUy, who haa been la store eonld eoarcely rMUt Uia allorlay Miae Watorware of Wilkeeharre, Pa.
teeable, probably, than any otbor man propoeition. bat be felt Uat Aka city*» re regiatered at tke Perk Plaea
William N.Bfcwa and wife earns np
Iticklyaa. yet iato farthar troable at
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ffattoae Bay os the Fourth. Be weat
ke relaetaatiy dediaod Ue from Ana Arbor ymterday and will yo
•ear toere to oe'ebrau and Met a maa
of Mr. OoedriU. atonceto Winiamabnrg. where Uey
toOToaeofthe aailiay ramlk U tko Tke report' of Ue o
own a ooUaye.
bajwbokadayredyearalnktklB for eeptod and Uan
O. Snldef and wife of Hydria
•nmo real or fancied offeoee. Ue ctartOanaia are at Ue Park Place.
•Alnto tkraah Joe and eneeoeded adThe eommittoe OB atreoto and walka
■Urably.
Wken Ue eneonnter
reeeaimendAl Uat MVetel new walkt
oear Hlakley oonld not aee far t te i be ordered coDtlmctod. near tko Bour
•waUlnyof kU faoe. Uia antoyonlati raaybom. na Union at Us fikHaon
Mbaid
to
hare
Ideked
him
la
ue
face
■ ' ■ ■ .........................................
Hooae, OB Ue norU aide of Front from
Mdjyir^^ hia a torrilila pnnikbi
8toiabery-i Grand to Onae aod on both
aidm of Front from thn O. B. A I.
croaainy to Barlow street Tbe recomm*ndtol(»B were yranted aod the
W. A- MeAlar. formerly niyht opera­
Shop Opposite Eagle Office.
tor at the C. A W. M. depot in UUcltT, i
Mof Ue

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tub Price of Tobacco

U -1C
___Cv, t.....
.1.
Has
gone op—So
has our stock.

Vflr _
____ _ r
We
hare
a fresh"

clean stock of Cigars and XoDaccos and our pric^
are reasonable.

JOHN d. BREZINA
Thone 167.

S4S Front StrMt.

jtmwwwwmnmwtirmmmtimmmtmt^

I A PORE
I BUCK AND TAN

Geo. R. Winnie,
Up-to-date Paintar
and Paper Hanger.

OR. HIGGINS, DENTIST
Tkareine City boy. bat of laU operator :
at Omnt.. bM
hM token
taken Ue ipostGon
' '
ra- from Tire Monnxo Bnoont* and Tra»sated by Mr. McAley.
McAler.
.ciee Bay Bayia Tbe Bayle offered to
Ida Ueoffilcialpriatiay of Ue city for

mom

**“^:etatameatUatlbearereyeclfcaUU..
II
in Ue dty WM 5W coplM
..
.'n w»»r.f,5 yearn fitted by
_

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Ortn- HrSWn'* SboF Btor*.

nUE DENTAL WOEK.

oocib

TltaMmdAAraltowtiyriA fer etodete imw
bBtifU9Aoa5l?rfUto^rw|
1 kaee yoar I Tka
TkeRnooBD
Kxoobd Wd
bid it eeaU pm
per toito,
foUo, UwametlaBof
lawtk.
te .nart^eegto ef jewth
w««b done frM of ekarya. C. F. dem- Ueoanaa M the ffUo paid last yaar. ^
Mb OptMca. IM CMeotmot
.................. laafilDenatopar folio for eaUanbao-

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Whiohever you may wish when suiting yourself with a pair of Shoes, you wUl find In our handsome and up-to-date stock ^
of Men’s Shoes. Tan Shoes are the iavorlteh at this season of
the yoar, and wo hare them In all shades for Walklng,;Blcycle Biding or Working. They are easy, cool and comfortahle
and the

PRICES OF COUESE ARE
THE LOWEST IN THE CITY.

: THE HANNAH & LAY MERCANTILE IE

uuwuhuiituuiuiuutuimutithtuwuuiiij
.1

THM MOBSnrO SEOOBP. WBDOTBDAT.TOLT «, 18M.

DAY OF GOOD IIK.
and on Land.
IUXP90B tlthmm THAT FLEET
Carma'a 8Wpt 8«ak ai>« Bt • Pri»-

aghoHgf'tbaFgntb.

Uia Fact.
earliest posx.ble moment.

£ IHAntB WAITS FOB 1001 TODAT.

JtoB.GMbittWU-llai«T1ilM< tt0Wa*«r.
WhM th« IkOUc Bk«liu A««lB.
aeoOqnoRen of G«ii«ral Shmfler .ba>
tore BantUeo. Jolr S.—Gwiml P|ndo
Vila aOM relntorcemHits rcoched Sail'
tla«o at Doom rcatcrdajr Coban G«oarai Calbito Garda refuairs to tnake an
ibat

tbe

Spanlah. force iKBe loo large for bim to

Wabington, July S.—The complete analbllatloa of the Spanish n oadron ai
Bamiago and the capture o' t tr Spanish
admiral. Cervem, m-llh t.W) pnaonera;
the demaiai by Oeneml Sbalier for the
•furender of Saatlago by 12 • 'clock this
Bean on twin of bomhardirent: #ard
teom Admiral PoWey that chL-l.aadrenc
,
. .
'
'
aiand. have beenesp-u .d 1 ataPpa^

triaa feature which BtiSala BUI wUl
latiwdnoa bare ea Jaiy It.

tenant oiai.-enin
SUH-enth InfantTT:
mianiry: H.
o. e.
3. Hawnaii-

Bast the VlrrinU reel oh konehaek, la

a large andieaoe.

tloaaareeloada anakaama aad stan, Tba
and whoaa ampin, if aiot baaawased,
floor a^ear briftat-ayed wild

Tha

natteaa ars mM to be

adoiMan Is Mtie with aa
•mnseoieBL

ba

pnblUbcd

U

Tt-..-

ilago from
.................................
the land and Sampaon'atruin
harTor. the fall of the city la an-,
enn-d beyond fu«h»rr question. The autborlti' i hvre. mlliury and naval, aay ;
that Pantlavo has already made Its bear,
light, aad that Its fK'-uiaiion is only a
Boration of lime, and very brief time.
|
ta>kfter-aMe-ilUP<»ltJwa.
•
j
'
Oeoeral Shafier's str'^ng lealtloa was
■bowB in a s<-rii.-it of dit-tatches. The
one that gav- ihv wtuailon cnr«t condaely was to the . fle-t that Fhafter rad
damaxded the suireprl. r <>r itunitajco 1

London. July A—A special dispatch
from Madrid quote* Premier Bagasta
ns saving In an Interview that he
tbongnt the ABi'-rirans wuul>1 'get the
rrinforren-entd they required, which
vwmid enable them to take Santiago "
The premier I* s*M lu have added:
-TTioogh the American wirsblhs rasy
,
destroy our squa<lr<iB In
— "*
TheVc a^*’m
we will pursue th<- war
die In lu deCuba Ite.OO men ready 1

TltepHip-’h tbe terejgu 'orrulr at Fan-1
Uagu made a Joint rvpr,-*''ntnt.,n. re- '
queatlBg that w-men an<i •■htJJren In
I tu-luy Die'h to w-lthb.,mharite-ent tM-glns.
Tbe Spanish general dev-llii-AJ to surreader at the time flisl a-,-4 by Shafi.v.
At presents tru'v aitsts. pi-ndlrB th.y-four bbura
asked by the foreign coBsulA

Waohlngton. July 6.—The folhtwlng
mt-*sJiFe was seiu-to Admiral Sampson
vestercay hy the presldenl; -Tou have
the gratitude and congmluUllcne
thq a hole American people. Convey
irongh
“ .ffl'-rs
“
* crew,, thron„.,
yovr noMc
and

leid."

MeXIatoy Cat

*h.»'- vsl'.r new hoti'-r* have bten
s<l.l-d te the Am"H<-cns. the grateful
tbanks and a|-i-r'-< latlon < r the nation,
ISUo.dJ -WIU.l.tM M’KI.VLET."

OB C. p. CiatBeat. OpticioB. Flurtaaa gaod
_d to
to rciam
rct^ Aug.
Aug 20ih.
>, iSoCamsuoeC
Bedneed mtea to other tminta. I
12
C. E Marray. Ageat.'

wUl ma on Baal Bay as ftdtews:
Leave Old MtmioB..
Arrive Elk Baaidi..
Leave Elk Eapida..
Arrive Old Mission.
Leave Old Mimten..
Arrive Eaet Head...
Leave Bast Read...
Arrive Old MImIob.
Leave Old Mimian .

7:10 a. m.
v:40a m.
8:20 a. m.
Il:»a.
2:00 p
6:80 p.
6:20 p.
6:40 p.
6:00 p.

m.
m.
m.
m.
m.
m.

.W.PatekiB.

W.P.OruWtc

PATCHIN & CROTSERr
Aucraeye at Law.
OOeas la Hoataga* Bieek. Ttsrma Cnr. Klah.

atriklagly rml-

overflow

of fna

Traverse
City

aad

Thersare aevea oemady

There will be a meeting of the' Wom­

ia itsalf.

A aeamtional Bovallj is ia-

an's Gnlld of Grace ehnrck thle after­

Bcad ia the third act In the shape

noon at the home of Mn. G. D. Kcaney.

of a raaUslic mw miU eceae, la which

comer cf Eighth aad Divialoa atrecU

oaster drealar mw U Bsed, aed

at I e'deck.

Sir Richard Eastefl

which is mid to acUally aaw throsgk
real timber.

Tka WoBtaa'aHimloaary Soeiaty of

Priam are

is

aeon, at 1 o'clock at Mra. Mlaoro’s ec
West Seveath atreet.

and

Aa iatereatiag

dealy walked in on bis parsata M<
day Bight, after a three yearn' stay la

MDdaaec U desired.

California.

Mr. aad Mrs. J. W. TravU aaadaome-

Be bas lately beam at Sac­

ramento.

CmCAflO PAPEM TO PUBLnH.

Part of tbe entertain

Mrs. Geo. Calkins went to

Chlcar<. July i-Non* of the Chicago
aewspapifn will resume publlcailtin before Wednesday morning. The-publish­

The Cmaceat Baad will give a coa-

ers had ma<le all aTTasgementa for re­
sumption this morning, with paperi

oert on the porch of the Park Place bo­

four pages In aixe, to be Incmaed day
by day as rapidly aa pracUcabla I^st

te! Saturday evaalBg.
- J. C. Bremdy has taken a poaitten la
W. W. MUler'a grocery store.
Guy baa accepted a position;
i
ia Tatmaa'k cuefevtions'y store.
!
Frank Rchwalller and family are oc-1
Wal

et-enJog tbe preaident of tbe IntenuUoDsl Tynugraphlcal UaiOD and the distriit organUer wal^d un the publistaera and made a strong request that
publication be . defemd twenty--fuur
jujurs ktger. urging as a reason that

copying their new resideace. comer of! If the Issue had to be mei by their union
UnioB and Teatb strseto,
l,ni«Bawi-leaiB fc me

; *■»«
j oi^rvine

^hely

'■*' «f«"ble about
fontract obligaUons

Mka Alice M. Sunn retnmefl to ber|' with tlie'pnUl.hvi
borne in Cadillac

jeaterday. after a|

gina of Waahlegtoa street

They »

Strike. Lul

a-fshed an or^rtuntty tc

to 4 p.m. TbluhtmaTt_______________ ‘

Arbor, will rvapaod to eaU* tor eonkag. m
a etostrwt.

Knowledge of tka fntnre is the pow­

MISOELLAKEUD8 WANTa
er of tkc preaeatKnow yonr fottirv and gnlde yonraeif
aecmdlsgly: yon can do ao by uoasnUing him. Though bis wonderful powtails tbe name, age aad date of
‘
if each visitor. Be ad vises upon
tojullovhirlaberc. 1
______ Marriage. Court-hip.
Dlvorea,
Health.
Boiiness
Spacnlatioat aad ^J^^CTI^-A^artoo raglBoef. Tramito
tranmotioDsof all kinds. Sir Rivard
Bastoa tells yon every hope, fear aad TTOR fl.tLE—7»'fori'fram on sixth Hr^
ambition
uDbltion of yonr 1life.
Ue aska an r ..car V*4.«nnh. abo hooto and lot o8
Plfili*UmoearWae«werlA. Batbrmdeoblaeatiena aeither dom ba ehargs in ..Ue. AMrcMor call oo FatoUe A thwiW. .
.dveace—not aatil tbe eiltiag I* entire-_______________

2j;

SSi:”

■‘"is.s

one of your choice. Telia you bow to
gain Ue leva of tbe me >oa deeiru
W Trorerae Ctty Uupber O
He locatoa ateent friend*, wilia. or mis
laid deeds; removea evil inflacace-. T7OR a*I.a-OTw«et^too« 1
C of aoware WMUeg.’
Tbe troubled and nafortanata should

Seek His Couocil.

neaad age of
Ha efUB telle the
_________wife and date
various points In vety gratifying aum- yoar fatur* hnaband
Tbonaaode
of hearu
* marriage.
-Qfldent that they wlD
barg'a Grand, in theI place c.-----------------of Mim Jose-------------bera. —
and are cnnfi.
.. I.------- ------------ -—-ling the paper*.
pbiaa Vadar. whose other
i
uuua. .. yourkaabaat.-..............
----------------------- —
-- -rrow momlns.
Baa Ue demon mm aaaailcd Ue bappy
not permit her to devote her time t« it.
Ir.dUnapcIii.
........................... July
July
5 i.—Presidem Presquietude of yonr bcmeT Does anotber
Inlemall'inal TyjxigraphTbere wUl be a ball game in Twelfth
abara
tba love aad attention that
Street Park umomw afternoon be­
•hould belong uyou? Kao come and
dty.
tween Ue ColU of Manistee aed tbe
ve a
ualiio of their uwa. are under tbe JurlaHosUere.
load from yonr aehlng baart- Tbote
dlcUoh of the InU-matlonal Typofraphi
-raatlonsf who are-------------------------— aad atarted oa the road to wraith
|
*, 11
«*. .Wi.
Mr. and Mm. M. H. Brscken are virnv
voa auffcrlrg from bad habiu? Are
yon sick? Do yonkaow what tbe Mi­
lag iaGrand Rapids this week.
ter to? 1 f not call and b» convinced of
Pratt weat
Went fu
M> uruu
QrM^ .
,j
g,,gg Winifred
niDuraq rraii
Tmvaraa Otty Market.
bis aimage and wonderful powec if
I *»»*“•
Below is a Hat of Ue buying and pen
you have been deceived by Ue false
friandfc
i Imr prieea of yesterday for groceries, predlctiona of oUere do not despair,
Mra George Martin ia enierUialng I
*»«“ P*^«*«*“ ^ Trav but call. He ba* helped otbera. why
not you? No ealla made onwide of Ue
Mr: and Mr*. A. Olddlag. and son of
SBLUSOPUOk.
otflte. but lettem oontoiniog sumpe
1 Volaey. Mich.
•n 75 anawerad and appolalmenla mada for
[
P. fl. Travia. who has been
or. special time at ofBoe to aceommodate
10 76 patroaa. Chargea for one week only
,^Bce Saturday wiU hit pareau.
HA. Mr. ;Sh(»tCat Pork..............
' aad Mr*. J. W. Travia, relumed yeatcrSH 50 oentaand upwards, if aatiafadloty.
6 SO Oiberwtoe free. Hour* 6:no a m. U
d*y to lit* !«>»«
f'-rsnd Rapida^
0:20 p. m. Lady EiatoB In attendance
Ckarlas RoeeaUal of Ue Boaton
U lady patron*Store, left yvaterday tor Newberry, Feed. B. L. ACo. Beat...................

Tbe following Is the reply of General j
Wl-ro.tm't'^wwait fall VeleBtoera.
TomaL commanding Fourth Spaniah '
ratnp Douetua tvis., July 6.—Out of
cum* at Santiago to Geaeial Sbafteffa
r. n-|>r:»4ng eight companle* nf
deawtid to gurremli
the K-tlrth
rtti rr.-rtm''nt Wlscenaln volan“Sir:—1 iMivc the honor to rmif to
14S failed to pass
yuur rommunl^tlon ..f today, w-rttten
pi,
.t.:»a.mand^lved^aO^^^^
—

ot a,, rtir; ■».

. typers__ . - .

tha piano in tbe <

War hews M A|,aii>‘> <:

Mra Hawk of Lather la vtaitieg ber

Lard per B>...................................................
Butter per &> Dalrr...........................
Creamery Bnlicr.ft...........................
street.
Cbaa. FHtblag spent
Sunday and Cheese per lb ...................... .................
OatA per ba (old)'....................................
Monday visiting at Good Harbor.
Cora per ba . old...................................
W. H. Pratlcam'eover from Empire Potetoca. per bn................ .....................
Saltperbbl.................................................
yaaiarday.
J. C. McBrrvy of Oadiliae ia .te Ua Bran per 100................................................
parenla Mr. apd Mr*.' E Powers of Bay

C. D. Stonley and wife af Snltons

------------------BryasS Ii*«lmeiil f.lebr-.e^

Omaha. Nob, July k-Colonri itryan a

tor aay length of time.'
in aitoiner Uif- ,
en.! RKafter
patch General Sbafter riatea that b>s
demand for the aorren-'.er of (tanttago j
a was the princpal speaker.
4a atilt being coasldered by the 8pan,sh ‘
CUtoteWV
>n*el
Mil
at
dwM.
aaUoriUte. wulcb indicates that the
Port Said. J-aly t-The whole of Ad­
tefOAsI of tbe Spaniah comiUMCder to
«BpU«Ute was not flnaL la any ri-ent. miral camxra'e squadrvn baare-entcred
n c’dock n-jOD today marks the UmK Ue harixir. Including tbe traam»rta.
^JBmfter's ooKeasiaa. aad If Santiago Tbe Spanish torpedo boat destroyer
Mm ant capitulated at that hour th*
e ate> artved.
;piaat Mcge gnaa. now tm-asbt to tha

oMBItoloo.lortMe. Will toh* aBlncastbaiad.

—L-'SsSSr'i
teo.WWartlartooHi.Tr*Trr«.OHy.

mPtf

raBteA Travacao

WANTED.
Ivaat thirty ,palr* of aboM to half sA* *
briBgroarKho'*: work*'
orWrasTV 4«*pd anr«nt.;
OBly. A-k rr>»*n.I»ri

vhllr r«m waUJ
-Xdowrer*t,riMa'

' Parlors 8t Hotel Whitioe.

npper PealnanU. oa a baalaem trip.

aimge aAias or TBAvgatg errr
Em.

No display ef algna made.
Ask for
room 48 or come direct U parlor wbmw
yon win And Labt Baaron in atteadmen. AU bntiaaat private. Ca",^
for after Uefimt week ebargm will U

srSTiSsTi'iss-ssffsKisra:,

hicher
Impremtem taken of bands
and palmtoiry tangbt privately.
For
prices etc. call. Oradoateof La Rne.
Palmtotry School of Parto. Fr.

Votiea.
I ha*v put a nw baft oa lb* mivm Hr the
oMbe pnWIe. 8isd4 wUlka
let AU order* left Uwr* dr

pbaia

Wheat, old. par ba......................
Wheat, new, per bn...........................
OaU. No. I. par bn. (new)...........
I4th Michigan Voluaterra, oM «f Uc Com. per bn............. ...............................
recmltiag ofBeeta. arrived from Mus­ Rya,oer bn^..,..:..............................
kegon last night, where be went U Butter.per lb................................... ..
Bg0.pcrdotca......................................
vMt frieada.
Oard afTkaaka.
Charles C. Simona of Datrtft. came

Bay were at Park Place yesterdaySergeant Lee B. Trott of Oampaay C,
attack upon the .SJianish
• at Sanllagi' Geii-ra V -lu d> Iii y. wlu1 commanOed at Owney. fniight w-ilh thc
grtat'Ai CT-urage. Srttlnr bis a.m an ex’ ample by Jvadlng the adt-ancc. H ana

rrANTBD-Heary learnt
Barfcer Cater Co.. Uaf- '

of Stela-

city.

I

OX.‘iSaifS23f?2S2'5,“

TlieloiiiigEiitlisliPilBisttiil
T'JSSJjrei-.SSiKJ'SJSS'liJ
Siestifle Lift Reiter.

Pmaablr BmoiBv Wed’sesCar Moramj
With »w Mrreotjpen. Tbay flay.

of camping ost.

W.'.

Of Lexington, Ky.,

Harry Gibbs, son Of L. K. Oibfaa. sad-

program will be given, and a large

■Fhootoim. w. I-

W. V.TSSJsSTS.'SfISS;,-®:

Haa a wooderfiil mao wUbiii its
limits. Id the person of

tha Baptist eburek will meet this after-

Mr. and

: sss.-

wiU

yirawufba ai tka Aaylum.

which ekaraeter is really a wMa ahaw

Oarp Lake yesterday for a abort aaaaon

taaep. It la as foHowa dated Playa del yiniVy; J. N. Aurusiln. second lleutennde.Julyl;
ant Tw-enty-fourth infantry-eJne-died
-Phe fleet under tny command offers h. C Cnvrtnauch. captain Thrt^nth
tbe nation as a Fijunh of July present mTantry: ------- Lnroln. msjor Tenth Intbe deatructlonofthewholeof Cervem's famry; Henry l.ycns, lieutenant Twenfleet. No one escaped. U attempted to
infantry: Thomas J. Wlnl,
eaeape at »:S0 a. m. and at 2 p. m. the
T^th mfarury.
last, tbe Cristobal Colon, had runaahore I
--------six mUea west of Santiago and had lyt
DEWCTs aiMhtaxce ARRlTEa.
down her colon. The Infanta Marla *
.
-------fmaa. ftqueodo and
Vltcaya were , CbaHmma C^t.
forced ashore, burned and hl.»wn up
“ tioaie.
wUhln tVentT ii:lies of Santiago: tSe
Waablngton. Ju:> L-AJmtmlDewej'a
Pbror and Pluton were daatroyod with- . telegram t-. the navy dciiartnp-nt is
In fov tulle* of the port. Loss one kill'd eiven out. It is dxi-.d H ng Kong. July
■iad two wounded. Enemy's low pro^ {4. i,na Cavite. }uly 1. and «> »; Thtee
BUT several hundred from gun*flre. «x- iran.porta «nd the CharealAB arriv-d
'ploalonaand droa^lng. Ab;.utl.2(»pr1s-iy^,,,,^,y.
char e^fr. caplor-d
onera. Including ^n-aral Cerveta. Tbe cunm, Ladr ne Islaijia, i.n June 21. S-.
tnaa Wiled
H. Ellli. chief , ^,^tancf.
Rr..ught Span.i* officers
yaoi^ of the Brooklya.
I from the garr:*..n-six ofllc-ws aad fiftyfBlgn.H!3
-SAMPSON.
,
men-i.. Manlia On June 2» tb*
^--------- aftbe nset'a Drstraetlaa.
Bpaatah rvn'v »el t ej te i-aiue out in a
With the Spanlah fleet destroyed the rlvir and sunvrder»d to me, having exway Is parUy cleared for the adranie h,u*ted her arantiunUlon and f.Atd In
of the Amertesa squadron into the bar- y,.,.».:-.|rB iitarXs by the Inaurgenia
bor of Santiago. U Cervera-a armored
had on taard ihlrty-tw«. ..fflc-ert
cruisers could clear the Merrimsr at the ,nfl nlnety-tei.T men. naval and miUent^ce to the harbor tbe Amerieaa
ijfitned.J
DEWEY."
ollow tbe same course. Thus
aacnsla 1* Mill for War.
h f^afur'a gtma thnadering on San-

la aaother dispatch lien,ml Charter t “
egdtomiS<4 Ue atreijt-h ,.f hfr :-.*ltl.m!

proffram

Ckleaga, one fare for~A>BBd trip rim
icenu. Sail Jaly Utk good to ratBim
Angaat lOtk.
CiaclBBati, UBeoeBt per mile. 8^
s^tember M. gooA to ratera Oeteber

Tbara^'s paper.

parte la addittea to that of Uaele Ji

Bwat waa a flaa diaplay of fireworka

* fay saying: “1 f«-l that 1 am Bwa'tcr of ■

All members are

Waat

aad boandlng

free.

day evealar.

- u..o..

tefsnf tka smalea.

a kaUroem whose bangiagi aad daoara- arged to ba prmant at tha opealag.

ta bim aad will no doubt be greeted by

tbe ofDclel oiapatchee from f
Crotb Sbafter and fTom Dewey. 6t
ring as tbay all arc that of Sampsan ,
a accorded the honor of chief Impor.

I advise the finv-ign
And chUdren that they mast leave the <dxy ueTore JO <>'• Wk I'.nirTrc-w morning. It Is
my duty to e-y te ym that this city will
not sniTwt'ler. stid that 1 wiii ioform
Ibe foreign i-«ti«ul» an-J irhuLltanta of
Ue Cootencr of yHir rac-s;!**.'.
jtAgreit OF THE wiTCATinn.
, -J,,
-A.

tba Oaacraflatkmal ebareb partem Fri­
It preaeata day at liM o'clock. Tba pnbUe is

to the cribbed, oaMbad and eoalaad cardlaUy lavHad ta aay aad aU ■

ly eatarrained a party of frieada Mon­

,h,

BBflalo,K. T.. CM lam for rmuA
trip. SeU J^ mh te Utk. Goad te r«-

_______Elk Rapida
Arrive Old Miaaioa
‘Boa will leave
cave tbe Mercantile Co'e
Co'a
Block. Hotel Whiting and Park inaoe
BCSINBS8 CAUDS.
'Bus will also oonncct
____________ >ll:Ma.m. Frultcarwlll
be at Baat Head on Tacedays. Tbnmkeeper, aad bis lecture here wUl betui- U mid to be a well wrilMa New Bng- days aad Satordays. Paaseaffcm and
der tbe aasaiees.of tbe local lodge of laad comedy drama with an latarsate frnlt will ba Uken OB at aay point
Good Templars. Be oomea highly rec- iaCptet. the atoiy being a happy blead- along Pcaiasate shore by coming oat ^’toutoa to Prebato j
la a beat.
IA MstraBtUv Oo. Blotk.
omeadad by people wbo have llstaaed lag of taashiae aad shadow. The ait-

end Infantry: D. H. Welle, smnd lieu­

fense. but they wlM »oi

MedBoetl Bate* ae • B. ^

IbeW.aT. U.aoavaatloBforOrBad

Diltel SaiB|>enn I
name it
clrdea.
and in perfect time to tha mnsle, tka
nwik a-aa advanced ye.derday to that
active
aad
iaUUigeat hornea
go
of coBitnodnro. ..wing to tbe retirement
farm, two miles aentbweat of tbe eltj. through every flffara of the roUieklag
of A.bnInJ Klrkiand.
Tbe reteaee of Hohsoa end the other About forty ladies aad ffmitlemen as­ reel aad seen to eamr into Joyoos sairheroes of tbe M*rrlmac Incident is like- sembled aad enjoyed a lanekeoa eomit as heartily as do tbeir ksmaa part­
ly to
another re«uU of the evnts poeed of seasonable retlsbea. Tbe afterners.
trawplrlng noa-.
It may now cume
I waa spent In rnmea. lawn dancing
This ternsieborcaB divo-Uaemeat U
about eilber by the surrender of tbe
cUy.whlch would Im-lade the surrender aad cards. Tbe .moat aotleeabla fea­ BupplemeBtad by v«7 s^tad. ateffaat
Of Hotuam snd ether American prlixm. ture *f tbe day waa the ‘'leaely ladlca*'
and remarkable hlgh-Janpiaff, naaege
ers In the r.ty. or else by the exchange
aad the “male quanef tbe latter be­
^ j and park gau performaaoea by faroncaa,
of Heheon ter Admiral Oervrra or gome
ing ia anek great demand tkat “• 1 bfokaa and rUdaa ky Wild Waat gi«s.
other high rank ng naval officlaL
taUgne of the day
them for from whieb the slde-aadd*a devotaaa of
■0*£ «tH;MDKD OFPlCKIUk
their Ubors tbe day followiag.
evard can gather many uaafal
■I Ltol roatalatng the Xaa
Iblrty-Thie*. Two More Dead,
Free Tar
tfaidilngten. July fi.—A dispatch from
Every oaa ia iavited to attead a lactOoneml Phafter gives the following
K this evening ia the Congregational
'Joakna blmpkins” wtil be etegad
names addtlona} of ofllren wounded be­
cburcha by A. M. Carpenter of Uraad
ier a
big watar-proof
caavaaa
fore Santiago- Janea P. Kaskell, lieubars OB next Friday evening at the
tenint ci-Kine] Baventeenth Infantry: Bapids.
Mr. Carpenter is a
'
TTicodore Mocher, captain Twenty-aecer of Udioa aad fltete atrMU.
It

mb guntMMt bad aurreadered, that
RolK-netn. e<oond lleuten• «w more,Spanish offlcwa and men were
Picth Infantry: 1-. H. Oroes, second
taken and that our first Phlllrrlne es-! lieutenant Pisth intartfy: James B.
n part the ' I'.rett, cnptaJn Twenty-teui
•A. K. Seybui
Infantry: (I. H. Kills, major Thirteenth
tnfanir) : W. R W..rth, llcotenaDt col­
onel Tenth infantry: R. T. Kskridge,
major Tench Infantry: Knc Danforth.
acting asasiant Sixth Infantry: H. C.
second lieutenant Sixth Infantry: H. C.
^hert. tieuienart r^.lonei fixth Infan­
try: H. C. Ducat. capuinTwenty-fourlh
Infantry: Charles B. Parkhurst. caje
pamxaBIPtUmuaraBETIfi.
min Fourth artlll-ry: J. J. Dreveton.
' Jaly as has not ben knawn since tbe captain Tneniy-fourth Infaotn'; E. H.
bella of Independenea baU rang out the 1-lacum. II. utenant colonel Twentytidings of American freedom. It was a i *«nrth Infantry ; James Femsnee. capday when one momenloua event fol- *•'" Thirteenth Infant^-^lnce died;
- Zenaa W, Torrey. capulc Sixth InfanI try; E. C. WjsMjbury. captain Rlxieentb
' llnfantry; R. E. C- Stence. second Heuaoma,D«w feature mom stanilng than i^ggnt Sixteenth Infantry: A. B- Scroll,
what bad gone before.

alirpa can folte— •»—

OMTCBttaBoMr. e. T V.

'

What may ke appfwpriatalj trnmad

•tbe broaebmi* kail" ia a new aqaaf- Travmna aonaty U called to meet ta

ttetrott. oaa fare for nmad trim..«aU
Jane 27th aad mh rstnm Jnte-4&
IndteBaplIia. ana fare foprimad trim
Ball Augmt Ith. rataraJi^m ISIh.
Ludington, one farfl^or round trip.
Imat bight a flee display of firaworks
bmaooa.. nta Cowboy Baad ttrikaa ap
S. II July 2«tb u^ngaet sih, ratara
the merry old tana, ‘‘Plaeaa atT* riaga was enjoyed by a latva gatbariag on Angoa', 15^'-'
enwrt^nad at Carp lake Ue Ponrtfa. by
SarstogiTone fare for round trip.
tae
asyinm
grenada.
This
is
aa
aaant Boaoronsly ppoa the wattlair air,
a caaplor party now eajoylag Ufa at
SalLAlii^at-ltt, good to rstnm Aarmt
and away they go—Ipag-halrad gal- anal eastoia. which is appmeiatad by
tkatpUea.'*
tks fricads of Superiataadant Mnaaqalaata. enriy-keadad Uaaes and saortToronto. Onurio. oee fare for foaafl
A diaplay of treworks at Bdffawoad
inf. BlmUe-tootad ataads, trwadlag aad tka medical staff, aad a plaaaut Wip. Sell August <4lb. 25th. aafl tTth,
waa eajoyad by tbe maorters Monday. sack a measore as was aevar eisewkara divamtenfortkepaticaiaafiSa lasUi- gof^ to retam Sept. fith.
Vermillten. U . one fare for ronafl
sees, befors or staea Laeklavar's day. attem.
trip. Sail Angnst Itt, good w retara
•eed Tima at tba Olaaa Vaim.
Otiidad by ibe taaek at akUlfnl bands,
AngnattUt.

oocr-A4ainra R«p»rt of

effort to Btup htm. «a>inE

IBa Wlfglaia Mart on WamskaBk.

trcBt 4aBd In poaltloD. backed by tbe
baturlca of lighter field ptfceo. wlU baMayor «»Hb. aldaraM 0M>k ud
giD thHr work of dcBtroctlim.
tbeir UmUica aai a awbar of ytoltaea
Tbe proaent need of relDfor^lag «ba|.
araal tbe FBarth fit OMp Daar«y M
FT Is DO loager felt, now tb^
ptMth Aeet la out of tbe way. K e*- Oarp lake.
Lowreer. are
. Prask Votraka »sd tfisily. jCAaiiw
already c.n the way. and eihm wlU tellow. The duinged nasal stluaUon wlh WUhalmaad family aad Mm. A. W.
bring no abatement la the activity of Bartak cajoyad a pkmle on ih* Fonrtb
the authoHilee here la carrying the war at Mra J. A. McMaatm' oMtafa.‘ Bitdirectly home to Spain. There is reBay.
Bewed determ'rafl B to get CoiMBodore tar Swaat.'' at
Wetaon’s eautem aquadron away at the
A party eoastatiai af Mr. aad Mra
earliest mon^enl. for tl
'. a Balden aad danrhter. Helen
cf strikieg a blew at'
at'tthe ci«ai toama of
Btoni, Mr. and Mm. H. D. Allay ware

THE HOME

pTOtectiYe Association D0:r0UW*HT;;r,.-,7:”.:SiI.2: M
OF GAYLORD. MICH.

J. W OAWTUTT
lU b^tj^Xarl tbr^WvalrrainU October t«.

lAsnea the moat liberal Slckneat and

John R. Santo,
Seoertl lisoraon.

from Mackinaw yastcrday oa hii way

Wa deeire to expram U «
Departmant of Mlete
rieai
We pay our agenU. Good raUaMe
ta aad axpreariaaa of aympaUy
kindi
duriag tbe aiekaeaa
sleki-----------------------------------------------and deaU of onr tollcitor* waated. Addrem or rail oa
belaved son and brother. We eapaetel
W. A. HARDY,
6. Mdfb. Hobart of Big Baffid*. ly desire to rgprfaa onr gmtiude ta
w NdrUwtetera Ml
tbe Good Templam aad Ladlea of Ue
>. Travama. City, Mieh.
wnre in the city yeatarday.
of both hlvea. and alx> to
Rev. J. A. Braady left yacterday te
Ue W. R. g
Baltimora Stock Beeetvad Tbrw Tlmi
WaAhtegUB. D. C.

uOarp Lake for a week's oatiag.

L. J. GrobbCB and wife af Letend,

were in tbe city yesterday.

E E shermaa of Ua Gmad BapUa
Herald to in the rity.
BMwraiMi rridagsvaijvaanteamnr Colambia to Coagr^^oaal UMm
bMB atagtag at PaA Pteea, teft yaater- AU Boetety. ^ Iwm tka dock At
4Kf te Kaiamaaaa.
Mm. E C. Bamm Magac, wko has

Tteo. Fkra ss eaaU

OYSTER
013 Front St.

yati^

FMi't OfUr Dqnt ui RMiinff;

THB XOBVUrO ABOOBD, WSDVBBDAY, JT)LY 6, ISSB

;^HH!1|EST£DEIITH.
Tht Crint r«rrer Claims a Lar^a
Numbirr of Victims Whara
War Is Absent.
BTEilCEE OAFBIZED BT A SQUALL

TBIVEBSE Cirr, TUESDiV, MV I».
AT EACH AFTERNOON AND EVENING EXHIBITION
OfWh«iPoeUleMyhppiarsIisn)u*trtoaaCtlsltadP«!jset«.tbaFuBo«aSooBt.Th*J>«a«oaolHi

Sayl
Etcf Burned Out
lfao>ml(&o»
UtATaluaof

r&Tsrm.A^ox].
_____ o p.4>Afcwr^eipA

Bicvcie Riders.

Col. W. F. C0DY-“BUFFAL0 BILL,”

OOMMANMM CUEVKN WUNOHKD MEN mmo MORSES.
■blM BnoH m4 Cbu« is* Itaalh of»

V

anon* Ah ol Whom Th*rs U Ma. cw..

~ rv.—

that I do all kinds of n
pairing and enamellox. and that 1 mu
and do five you the beat work of an
one in the edty tor the money. iW
be deceived by what othera tell yon t
the oontmry, but «ome and ace la
yonraelf.
IIg
guarantee all my work to by rieU
and If it does not prove ao I make 1
right
Htop in till 8 o'cloek every evenlu
>xorpt Knnday. in tbe CUdwell A Loa
doD baildlng, at uorth end of Ouioi

dl>« OB • Bride* and. wUk • TarriM*
Brrrrly Mm. JoIt a—Hie •mall mxentvlot) vteatDtT Surt City, i^tb about
Azty raawnevr* oo buard; vhllr half
r from Salem Wlilova to ber
Wbarf here, a dlaUnce of about two
mile*, nae atruck Ij»- a tamne aqualt
i ’<■ r o'rin.'k ),at Dlkbt and capalird.
•
•• r ' a la-Kt- maioriiy are
I
..... o.ti. m.ued by b-iati
1.4.U ibc Salem and Beverly ahurea.
but SD leal than alx bodie* have U-en
Vecovered, and aa It la known that
nan}* ruabed into the cabin before the
^uall It la ibouehi that twice ai many
bodlea are aim cuuOned there. As one
or two of those Ukon ashore are In a
oHUcal crmdiilon it ai>i«<m llkt ly that
the Hat of dead may reach a siore.
irk by a Bolt «f Uahlaiac.
lowInB budica were recove
from the wreck: Hr*. Catherine ]
TVebber. of Iteverly; Wis# GrareSn.-ll. IB
yrWTt old. of B»'«tly; d-yenr-oIU wm of
John Kfnpey. of Uevealy; two umd.ntlfled women: one uudenUih-d S>year*
old boy.
Of those resruod Uiaa Bertha Lr.mC

WOm-D-S O&BATBST ARK1S8. BOPXBBhT MOtriTTXO AMp BQOTFmi.

THE nun
VETEIIN riMEEIS
AND SCOOTS OF lAHU,

--------- ^sndCombat-l00 8oT*t«aa Cticl* and Waiitors of the Doe* ail Powerfol 8:onxTerrPithanaPrul.ol Iadun.C»saack.(,o»ooT Arab.Maayai.Oaocha Chico aed Tagnvro
ibl* C'aralfT Ezp>rt. of the Annlee oi Both Enrop* and Am.rtealiandlai Dauihnenu.’Ff«\^6L^f^j/r»-jT.-j*:^f“rEB»^^ Aray..
u.arkol
the Emperor's Own CDUra..ark
ol tt
tte0.nar.n Army: theCnar* Beet

llvins were drawn
: Into the boat a number of dead. Ineludlny the bodlea of two duldren. The
scene while the work of reacue:.was »oIny on was a fearful one. as over half
of those on board were women, and
Ihelr screams could be beard for mllea.
Many clone to the t>'p of the borrlcane
deck and suppSried: themselvt
i
untk
even the arntdce aiAck.
IkawUi Ltal Knew a la B* aevrw.
..At a late hour the bodies of the uaknown women and the boy were Identi­
fied as Mir* U>Ta Belle F^aan. IS ynra
old, of Beverly; Mias UUle Irene Om, tarn. IS. of Danvera. and her S-yev-old
brotbec, Herbert R. Conlanl. Another
body rocovered from the wreck last
- OventaK was Identified as Ne.Le Crua•ey. d Brhool terr'-er of Bever'y. which
brtBt> the Hat of known dead to aeren.

BlflltVTNEPUINt
PiciBB|9t Mlinnices

20 REAL CUBAN HEROES

Horse Hotel.
Liieij, Sale and Feed Ban

..BBIB-

^

'll £..T7 Law

A CLeftious
CC'OK UAII
ren the ruto

BUFFALO
BILL
BHOOTUiO FROM BOBBEBACB AT PCU. 8PSKO.

"nu uta~

MISS AMNIS

m

THB

roaLD,

First-claa* Riga- Everything neu
and nemu Bates a* reasonable aa any
ban in______
tbe city. Give nai
6r*l-<1aM
—-______
call and gel our prleea.

Undlua a ndumti,
Grand Ripidi i ladlui K. B

JOHNNV BAKER
m Kirkaman-la a
amprUtBB procramBie of StratthV^

cs;

A COWBOY BAND ON HORSEBACK.
—

J. i--•' k.'

nnowic.,
iHKims

»r.c.

INDBBORIBASL.B

REALISM OF SAVAGE WARFARE

fSEEEfi EEE« BEE

^OWBOVS.
BUCKING BRONCOS
ThrmiaBandLodlcioaaBtnBBlas bnwm

SS6S9S sase aas
EfEEMEBEBEUfilBS

aa*«a«*a*aaa***aa

sa«gfissfisse8fifia«s

Caaafa-Bot Barataok .
...
Merieana. Booth ABar:eaE*, Ar>ba aad
ds-Tb* Peny Expraaa - Tba Last *r lU Bofi;

THE TRANSCENDENT SPECTACLE
AND LIVING TABLEAU
MIRROR or

HMiiti Eqti afi, kw M TW uiaaa n. IM « k Hn
Granil Introductorg Review of the Great Equestrian
BV VCTCBANB r*OM THE rAMOLTB BIXTH NECIMEMT U. S. CAVAUIV.

OF fiAVAOE. BAJkBAHOCB and ZMLtOHTKP MAHOM,

IIUBDDCtIC

CUSTER’S
LAST BATTLE

mt

ON
THE LITTLE BIG HORN
Of which act a sln^ offiaar or *0101*7 was ten to toll tht awtul tala
I UIHfi RMRn
V HBffiST in IMOE tail Wil ETES
in by Sam* o«^ Stme 8^z Br.m frtMmt at the

i

Sfth* S4T*Be 8tez Br*m
*%Bitar Xtssafih.-'
/

M FH m, IHH For isise, i Mnnft it it: gw

M a( Vud Charcta. DaaparaM Dafkase. and HoRsi Combat A CeMsal
Idvtac PKtnr* af Bepalaaa Tatar and ABntbilaUoo BesMrtaB
... .7----------- ^ ^ Conelndu* wtih

- m

I I E
aa -« a

a EEEBil
a aaaaaa

as R g

« sssass

liiii
iEEBEaEBSESSSEE

II
FEKSOR.

A SUPREMELY REALISTIC TABLEAU

TOKXAXkOU liEAOLT fiWEKP.
Fearfal Uanall to Ufe
HampUn. N. H., July H.—A tornado
•truck a section of Hampton Byach at
t:U o'doe-k yesterdky causlcc ImmenM
damdAe u> i>eacb property and sreat
lOM of Ufe, CottAAed were blown flat,
horses « ere picked up bodily and dash•Aaralnat l>uil4loAs. vehicle carried
'tnany ft-eu Inma unrated, lars# trees
anapped .«
their toola. while othera
were i.irn up bodily. The tornado
touthe.1 the lr?Bch at a tfSM irt»nt half
mmlle north of Whitlet'a^cfiei. and cut
a Bwain .Jc„ >tt.ue u.ue in a weamrly
fUrertlcm. moving in roTitry shape until
It pasa^ out tu sea. Twenty enttaaea
were trm down, and sevhial smaU hotris complelely wrecked. The pealeat
Ion of Ul. and injury aam? with the
deintdiUon of the old rkatlaiwtidi. near
jlxuvftt'B. a aiiiKie ptory siwuciure of
W0ii.d. so# by lou leet In SiSe.
Here from TU in ]£> iMrshns were a-

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TwalTs Famea. FtahUnA Offietra and Eirht Pn».!»a01re« tremiha Beat of War

Old. of rteveriy: M.aa kbnetsun. of Dan▼era. ard an unltiiown 2<year-old flri
min mill In a criUcaJ condltron Otte
:arrla. the fireman, was badly aralded.
«ar
The vessel had juat reached Brverly bar
• Morm struck her and at the
bcaran
terriSc din of the thunder which fol>
lowed the llKbtniBc Hash, and the tear­
ful whirlwind, the IllUe ateamar ca­
reened over to aiartMand and went
down, all so suddenly that even the
eomaoder had the createst difficulty
ta Ceitlnc off the beat. The boat sank
In about fifteen feet of water, ber hurrlcane'deck heinc loosened In the fala.
• ■ ••• »'l thcae en board were either
t.
the water or stmnled
e. .eiHf ly to CM from under (he decki
ir cut of the cabin of (he boat.
Seems Wm« a Fearfal OmeTbe ateamer was seen to cu down
by peruona on both aides of the bay. and
boats immediately put out to the wreck,
reariilntf ber In a few mlnutea. Those

H. LEDERLE

A WILD WEST VIRGINIA REEL ON HORSEBACK.

Trala*ai
dlsaa^la.
Orw^Bap!
WlB. '
________It* fmm Kacktsae City. Pala*k*y.
Chtcaeo aad Oraad BaplA*. I :M p. bl Chair
_____arriT* from awbrnoad. ran (ravaa,
Dnrel-. aad aiwnd Baplaa. 7d p- m. Paris*
and beffctcar froa DnmU oe ihla irais.
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AC0VEREDGfiANBSTANB$ERTING2B.OI)O PERSONS
PERFECT FBOTEOnOM FROM BOHR SUV AVV RAXV.
AN OPEN AIR ARENA COfERlNG ABOUT 5 ICSES

S DEATH.
ThnUas PaeslallebaiBB uoebi

B mu msm plbvt of 2so,ooo hible fbhei

U1I8TEI lUKmEmOI.1
To take eBea* BaoAor, Jane 10. UB,
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MAKING NIGHT LIGHT AS DAY.

AT »0 A. IME.* EAC»i DAY OP EXMK3B1TIOTV, RAXZW OR SHXXVE:*
t-»d hr th* VeiU-raiaect. B'jr-^rblT

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RATIPHB.

WII
A GRAND TJNIOT7E, RE AI*. WILD
WEST PUBLIC PRESENTATION
Bs*a<* Psceaatryaad Military Pomp. An Busaatrlsa Marsh a( Xatioaa

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INliUE. HOVEL, PEfillLi TflJTSELf, IT STMli IlLiNE.
OHC Great Emcnsiiunj saBEduesaattal Esbibitloe af all the WerM.

are already dead. A yacht o«-sed by
Cap n Mudd.
idd. of thlp plate,
plaie. was aii;off the beach, and waa In the path
of the Blorm. *Id It w( e ntni- prraons.
and I
lows:
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HodBtaon. KrnsihBtfn.
rnsiiiB^. N. H.: Mrs $!
R. Parker. KenainBTLn:
lensinBrLn: Captain Mudd
Baoipti n. The list of dead on abure re-

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l*re«.-ou. Santuei Canwnelt and William
F. JCarlsoo, Iilzeter.
Amonr those believed to be fatally
Injured In the pavlltoa are: Hlw O.
J>. Preasey. Haverhill. Maaa.. fractured
^akull; J. P. PennlnBsloo, Kaeier; W.
B. Barber, Exeter, internal Injuries.
Karlsnn was taken out dead, but
XIotu. the actress, was alive when
found and died ahartiy after.
WEDDWO WAA IX.L-OMEKCB.
rue* a* a Pearth Of Jaly now and
’ f*-~
Iksoth AOesds.
Shelby. O.. July I.—A bridye creoslaB
the Mohican river here fell yeaierday
afternoon with XOM people. Four wer*
killed omrlBht aad 100 injured, some of
them serioealy. A -public vreddlac was
bHnB celebrated on tbe brldyc as one of
the feauras of the celebration Just as
hridBe went down
.cIpUatUiB lh« peoplea diaUace.of tlBht.
ean feet. TboM vahs were killed out­
right were: Cynia Kuban, of Bhelhr:
Mrm-.Loulsa Monahan, of Bdlaeei Ada
Ble*dbart. of Shelby, aged 12; Frank
Keckler. of Shelby, aged It lb* panic
wWeb ensued after tbe bridge feH was
RnfiMcribable. and It was tapoasIM* tc

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THE HHfaY DIE OF MY HID IIDBRSED BY IIUOIS. GtfHEP-HMEITI IID IRHHeT
NoniM «oapoDS, Actnil Beseried Seats Will Be Sold Os tbe Da; Of Eihibitios, tt tbe POST OFFICE NEWS STAND.
Kvt naythln* Ilka a correct Hat of the
wonnded. Uany ywrauna suffered fram
tinifc'n less and arm*, but very few U
-f «hc injured are Hkely to t

eSLEBSA'to TEE POimTK
London. July A—Brittah and Amerlan ilaca hung from the pulpit at BtapleyspeeUBB bans* Sunday, and Ind^
idence Day wae celebrated with
than Tanke* energy twenty-feur bavra
ahead of time In the Matoric strencbold
of Engllah non-conformity. The Con­
i' Stepney Green
Aled with an East End audl
coMlcUhB mainly of men. H. A. Ken­
nedy referred la hearty, cenerena terms
to-America, JuatifylnB the revoluUon of
ITTS. and declarinB that EnctUhmea
would have done the same .thlaB qpder
tame elraumiances. He also assert-

e reiaooai
time of the rtvolotlan. and on the.aigna
of InrreasieT good feeling now exlstHig
between them. He referred during the
address to Rperial ^mbasaadur Reid,
whose name was received by the audl« wHh enthusiastic applause.
^he «'a*m^ st Camp Alg*r.
1. Jaly A-The o

[ with typhoid I
traded tboir ISbcib bdAurelaavlaghome.
and that the othef four case* wera
caused by drinktog unboiled water
while OB, practlea maedhea aud orderly
dniy about thb aaa^. Tbe eommlaalon
reports chat the driaklng water used
mport It la tdlll (here is much dkamUsfaoUon in camp. eepeMaliy aa aigbt
oaoaa of txphold hare drveh^ed.

aot^egi*<

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Turks wer* slaughTbe people of th*
United States were acting like an elder
brother 'toward a younger one who
needed thorough
Jkffer Mme. Zippurah Hontelth had
nag *Tbe Star Spangled liasnsr'’ from
the pulpit Colonel Jamee X.. Taylor,
_____ 1____

•rarideut of the Atoerioas •«ddtgt_#»-

Epraeuse. N. r.. Ju y i-F.rat UleuIrnant Ua^vrm «n Bamum. adjutant
of the Tenth United Suits cavalry, re­
ported w-ouliced. .» t. e attack uc S^ntUgo Friday. U a a n of the late Ocnefwf Hemy A Bavnum. c.1 Art* dly.
At the battle of Malvern Hill on
D July
M than
major of ih* T^iif.h J t- Tirtc volun-

About tht* Ytme ^uTTg Bamum wijg
born. and. as later reports showed pt*
his ^father waa alive, though badly
wounded, be was named In honor ct
the bnnla.
ChoMO *• TUK ChUkomawgia
Cincinnati. July A—The nearnesp of
Cl&elnnatl to Cbickamauga mid other
aoulbens points where troops ara mob­
ilised makca the O. A R. Batlonal en­
campment. which ocenr* here Eoptember 6. ^ more than usual interest, aa
e v«terana pnpaaa to
rtoit the fame^ battle grounds near
annouDoet K for round trip. CfinrinnaU

Caned Bar the •VMrth of gulp.*
I,oBdoa. July A—The An*>stiwo_
launched at the RIswISc works ysster
day a warship sianllar^ta the Jaygj^
♦r waa chrisieeed the -Fourth of July.a came whieb'Hr. Want, t^ official
who anperintended the launclflng. aald
stirred a memory which
•Voiced back upon without a tinge of
resentnienl or regret-- The vessel helongs to tbe Armstrongs sod
built to order.
Mobile. Ala.. July 6.—For the fiirt

tw* tn.thtrtr-^t nm Mofau* b«m>

declared the dty In a atau of alego and
has called out the national guard#.
Irish m" mTss trieh
FhOadelpbla. Ju1;( A-The Intcnatlonal KavigaUoD company's steamer
Waoaland, from Lli-erpooL has arrlveJ
JVaasland <
dtopptdafl.

test* Asaiv* Tna^
July A—Upwards of
their
nf». w«y u
_______
force omierai Bhsner U> hU operations
Ip Bantfago province. A most h^ortnnt contingent Is six hatUries of light
artUlsry. oaosistliig of M oOemw ami
RB men, which left Tampa Sunday.
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enrirely anspendrd. aR the municipal of­
ficials and Bodetlc* tunsd out and -with

headed by Genecal Bstevam has mo­
used, Firing began early yesterday
tnomltg and continued tor some honra

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