The Morning Record, June 28, 1898

The Morning Record, June 28, 1898

American newspapers--Michigan.

Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

Traverse City (Mich.)

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Bates, Thomas T. (1841-1912) and Hannen, John W. (1863-1940)

1898-06-28

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ON TO SPAIN NOW!
Fowerfal Squadron to Proceed at Once to At­
tack Spanish Coast Fortifications
and Important Cities.

I FOIMING F08 BAniE AT SANTIAGO
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THE MQKMING jeEQORD.

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.American Army Occupying Strong Positions
With Heavy Artillery Face to Face
With The Enemy.

TRAVERSE OITY, MICH., TUESDAY, JUlfE 38. 1898.

ORDEBED TO PROCEED.

TELEGRAPHIC jUlLEnRS.

Ylaaaa. JBoe S7.,.>The ABStriaD aorAdmiral Camara Zaa^etad «o Sal
vaUo Pmsdaberv. whieh arritod at
ZhraoAb •oaa Oaaal for the
Sitnaporoo* Joae U, will proceed to
PbiUpplaM.
Haaila.
Spe^ M Tn MeaDM Bmob».
Madrid, Jaae tT.—U i* anaoBBCied
Kay Weat. Jam >7.—-Tte hrif Aubm tUs kficnom that Adalnl OwDpaia, eaptarod oa Friday >y tba gtmar» 1> coaaA«i of U« Spaalsb aquadboat VlekabBiT, waa aeat today to Dry
t«a aa«r at Port Bald, haa bMa ordared
TortBCM far qBaiaaUae aad fBmi(ato pTMoed tbmfh tbe Bats eaaal with
Uon. The prise eoart will laUr rrader
the warahlpa aodar hit oOMBasd.
a deeioioa la her a
Loodoa, Juc S7.-A Madrid aradal
my MlaUtor of Mariae Abbob baa
Off Itaiqalri. Jaae H, r|a Kiagetoa.
autod that Oamaiw’a aqoadrM wIU Jaae 87.—The Third aad Ninth earely
laara Port Said today for the PUllp- oaly reaida here. They are gaaidlay
piaea. He U eroditod with aaylBe that the taatorial oa ehota. All Ue other
be helletM the aquadm U
are beiac paehed toward
aaoorh to deffiat Dewey's ships.
Saatiaro.
Aetire operaUeu before

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MORE INTEREST

CITY BOOKSTORE,
290 Front Street.

IF THEY GOME
THIS WEEK

Washington. June a;.—ISpecial]—One of the greatest
complimenu that could be paid to the naval reserves and the
Michigan reserves in particular, was in the selection of three
ships manned exclusively by men from the naval militia in
the squadron to cross the ocean. In addition to this, on the
Oregon are 63 men from the Illinois naval reserves. The
selection of so many sailors from the ranks of the militia
caused almost a sensation when announced today.
It had been generally thought when the ships were sent
to Europe that they would be such cruisers as the New Or­
leans, Si. Paul and Minil^apolis, or ships of that class. The
selections as made indicate that Admiral Sampson has made
highly flaitering^reports of the way the reserve ships have
been kept, as only ships in the very finest condition will be
sent to the Spanish coast and the Yosemite and the other
two must be in first-class shape. As some pretty important
work is cut out for Commodore Watson's fleet the Michigan
boys on the Yosemite are pretty certain tq see some history
making events before their ships touch American shores
after leaving this week.

ARMY FORMING
. ;
IN BATTLE ARRAY.
On Board the Rio Guama, via Kingston. Jamaica, June
a;.—[Special.]—The Spanish and American advance outposts
are now almost close enough to see the whites of each other’s
•yes, and a collision may occur at any moment. Last night
die mitpests, consisting of two companies of the Seventh in­
fantry, occupied positions at right angles to the rear, guarding
the crossings a mile and a half beyond Sabinalla, where three
regiments of General Lawton's division are camped. The
Eighth, Second, and Twent)’-second Massachusetts, with the
Rough Riders, Tenth cavalry, and portions of several other
regiments, are strung out behind them, Eight hundred
Cubans under General Gonzales are camped around General
Lawton’s hcad^arters. but less than 500 of them did scout
duty last night. General Wheeler today, with the First
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portod on exoelleat aatoority to hare
by the epaalard*.
If tkia be tree, it will bow be the
elapleet toek for Adniral Hasp
wUk eaek eeaeeU la hie Beet a* he

y for the work, to eater
the harbor, attack Admiral .Oerwa*i
fleeV aad aMlet Oeaeial Bbafter in the
eaptnre or AUtracUoa of the dty «f
Saatiaro.
With Mono oat of the way the ad­
miral can keep Cerrera hiiey wkUe
Shatter takee Santiago.
TBS BIO HOMITOM AAFK.

OUR PRICE
no
THIS WEEK ^1.270.

Lanterns!

sartun, Bi.it

inmgbt That He Ooi
pMh Oat oC BasiUaHo Harbor,
apeelal lo Ta* Mounx* Eaeoiia.
Saatlaca. Jaae *7.—It (• belierad
that Admiral Cerrera eootomplaU
daeh oat «f the harber laet niebt.
aad the Veeariae after mldai^t fired
three ran eottoa ehdle ia the dlreetioa
of Morre castle.

HASKELL’S BOOKSTORE.

NEW IDEA PATTERNS ARE P0PDUR~l0c FOR ANT SniE.

Came at lastAnother lot of thet very popqler

Cotton Covert Cloth.

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{STEINBERG’S

Reliable Dry Goode, Carpet
and Clothing House.

SfrongPBints
IN OUR FAVOR
Are our $6.98 suits—eompetitlon price is
$9.60, and $2.62 saved is a
strong point

IN YOUR FAVOR.
stock is going down, but ^ere are many bargains lett.
The sooner you come the better eelections you get

T. J. HOST.

Friedrioh Block.

124 Front Street

Don’t Buy a Bicycle
Or Get One Repaired
UBiilreeeeuaUvHbme. IkeepndeDai
«U*e «< wheme ud eaBdiUse
IS a«>ee. BOTH OLD AND NEW, U
laetldteBe. I eeo sell red • Am rises new wheel eectoap u ear-beam la TteieveS
cur. Ifme wsBte vheeltoinieocdererru eavrepalreA. thke Ie thspUseuaaK

If yon know e Bergnln, yon
oan got one hero.

Remember M; New Place-

South UniOB Street, Opposite C. t W. M. Dapit
Alfred V. Friedrich In Ihels ml312llnlem
tii Bat
H. E. QIBBS, Fropr.
Popnler Shoe Boiue.

ICE I

Hot Injured by epaaish HheUt Be>
ea«M They are at Key Week
We ere agaia ready, with a laige
Btoek of toe. to deliver tha was to aay
SlMdri toTBk MoBlOMt Evoao.
pan of the city.
WaehlagtoB, Jane 87.—A etery
Maple block wood also for eale.
afloat today that tha bR doable tarretBOPKIM8 BROS.
tod moBltore Parllaa and MlaatoaoTeiephoae Ma 94.
mah had beea etraek aad ferionaiy UJared by ^peateh ehetU off Baritoa.
Both tbaaa meniton are at Kay Weet,
where they have been at aaehor for
aome Ume paeU
WAHMXVQ TO OnYZKA.

Holley ft OonBHUo

Ohlseee end Jepeneee. All eorte, slBes end 'sbepee. et

Saatlago are eapeeted u> bagla Wed-

120
LADIES

TwoOsnlK

la manifeeted by oar people becaoae onr boya ere in Cuba. Tkm
aamd way with the people that are iatereated in papering. They all
are coming oar way to see the new papers that we are aelli^ ao cha^.

SANTUGO HARBOR^PEII.

aeeday.
VftTAl Redervet Selected to Oroes the Ocean Wltb Commo
doi^ Wateon'a Squadrpn. Amox^ Them the Kiobigan TKB VBStrvms passbd KX&BZ- Madrid. Jaae 87.—Prirato dlepati
Haval Militia With the Yosemite—Battleahipa Iowa
HAO WBXOX SAPXLT.
from Havana dee'are that Fridayk
fight waa “faTorabletothe dpaaiarde.”
and Oregon Form a Part of the Fleet, Supported By
It to Vow Stated That Two Battle,
Three Croiaera—The War Will Be Carried To the Bn- ahlpo Oaa Paaa tba Wrwtk aod Bat hat credit the rough riders with the
greatoet
eoorage.
Zoaida Without TrosbU-Admiral
emy*a Country.
SampooB Hay Poroa Spaaiab Squad­
Washington. June 27--<SpeciaI)—The navt- department ron to an Xagseemaat.
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has posted the following bulletin, shoving Commodore Wat­ Mew York. Jaae t7.—A Herald Port
son's squadron. It is designated the Eastern squadron and is Aatoalo special •ays, the dyaaaito
ermiacr VonirlM haa datnaoateatad
as follows:
“Flagship Newark, battleships Iowa and Oregon, cnii- that the entraaoe to Saatlairo harbor
aera Yosemite, Yankee and Dixie, and the colliers Scandia, was not oeaiplately bloekad by the
Abarenda and Alexander. The start will ba made at once ainkingof tha Marrlmae.
WhUe pokiag bar noaa aboBt the anfrom off Santiago."
The bulletin also showed the following changes in desig­ tranee to tha harbor U tba aRht tha
Vmrias diseerarod ample room
nations ot divisions of our war vessels:
which to put the wreck of the Metri“North Atlantic fleet. Rear -Admiral Sampson com­ aue.
manding: First squadron. Commodore Howell commanding: She weat la. a
Second sq^ron. Commodore Schley commanding; Naval the User harbor, and then eamo back
base. Key West, Commodore Rennie commanding."
to sea, rettlag aronad the wrookod
The decision of the administration to send a squadron Mllier without dlAenlty.
of warships to Spain was not made hastily. For the past six * Oaptala Chadwlek made tha BBrpriaweeks the matter has been under consideration and a strong lag statemeat that it wit a qBaalioa
element, well ^juainted with the practice of the Spanish whether the Merrlmac had been propgovernment of keeping the great mass of the public ignorant arly aunk. He said ha feared Lieutoaof the actual sute of affairs, has contended that the only SBt Bebaou and hie plaeky man had
method of bringing the war home to the people of Spain takes tha •easel too far laU the har­
would be to send an AmHcan squadron there to harass the bor before alaking her.
It baa been aaeart^nad that two
cut off shipping and bombard the fortified towns.
hatUe ahlpa oaa entM the har­
Commodore Watson sails today with the cruiser Newark bor abreast, one paaaiag to the right
to join Sampson, when he^will uke under his command the aad tha other to the left of tha
armored squadron and proceed at once to the Spanish coast. Merrimae wrack. Tkla la aa eppartoBThe navy department has made the first move to put in ity that will ba of great advaatage to
effect the threat made a few days ago that if Camara passed Admiral Sampaoa whoa the fiaal at­ Can each get a pair of fine
into the Suez canal an American flying squadron would at tack oa Saatlago begins.
Viol Kid Shoee; SllkVeeting
A Klngtkm diapaich to tba Herald Tope, Black or Tan—Heweet
once start to bombard the Spanish coast.
aays Morte eaaUa. the
Toee—lAteit Laate. Begtilar
AafeBM BboBt Seatiar* harbor, ie i«- $2.76 shoes.

NAVAL RESERVES CHOSEN
FOR THE NEW SQUADRON.

"S'!"™

Ever Use
Prescriptions?
If yon do, take &em to the

Sontb Side Pbamacy

Hastings' Beal Estate Agoncii.
m. <th etreet, MB he booght tor MPQ.
.4. m d«wB BSd m per aeath asl'J paid tor.
It (rou the riV- tood coad, well helsre*. jt

NOW FOR

Mid-SuminerApparel
SleefbOoox.

Id our Clothiig Departmeet We Offer:
“T-'-SlSSI.-—iiii:::::::'-:;::-....;..........
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tU wool blBS aetgs Skslstoa Omto smd Vssto. dauMs krsMt-

have them filled sootmMlruid qiUokly.

•HOOHB TB00P8 BOH KAVXXA.
Fleet of Tmaeperta SaUed Teotorday
With Four Thoaaaad.
epMtal to Tax MoBsnte Kscoaa
Baa Ftaaeieco. Jans >7.—Tim timaepert* Caiy et Para, OUe, MotrU Oily,
aad ladiaaa. (flaeabip) wUed at tM
today with 4,«M troopa boaad for Haalia.

COIFLEIE UIE OF DRUGS.
G. A. Johnson,
406 South Union Street.

UsTil A^'

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. Great Reitictioas ia aar Milliaani Oapi

The Boston Store,
Front Btraet

QLA8S BLOCK.

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' THJB KOBVIHO BSOOBS. TirBSDAT. JTjn 98, 1898.
YKS XO&HZirG BBOOBD.
Va&TXBSK cnr.^. ^MOHIOAM
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ON TO SPAIN NOW!

HOBTHERH BICYCLE WORKS!

tsaaeeKeaaaaae.

Chegpegt mud mo«t reliable place to get your bicycle repaired aod
put in good running order. Hare bad netreral years expmwce md
(Continued From Page One.)
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knowrtowitaboold
tow if
be d»e. Batiabetjon
guaraiifeed. i am selling
and second hand wheela for aale
bicycle
aundriea at about ooat. Xew
.
Second and Tenth cavalry, and Rough Riders, with dynamite
». m. BAimn. Bditor ADd Ml
and to rent. Please eire na a trial.
guns, moved up to where Generai Lawton s outposts were last
Brazing a specialty.
BUBSOaiPTXO^
BLU8,311 Front dt. East
night, and four batteriep of the Third artillery and lour
gatling guns, with special detail under Lieutenant Parker,
were brought up and planted on the brow of a hill overlook­
ing the basin in which Santiago lies.
Not a shot was fired from the American side last night,
though the front of the American line was not 2800 yards
A ib» »OTWSca M
Ow.
from the entrenchments where the Spaniards propose to
combat the advance on Santiago.
The tops of every hill and mounuin north and east of
Santiago are occupied by blockhouses from whence the TKir FX.ATBO OOOD BAXX.
Spaniards can view the movements of the American army as BnsOera Were Xtofeated by a Streak
it advances beyond Sabinilla; while to the eastward gashing
of Hard Lack.
every knoll or bit of high ground are Spanish intrenchments. Kotwitbatanding ta* feet that tbe
cVam« 80B.Y ixel, &T09 mtb\& Att&
Spies report that inside the intrenchments are four par­ Hnatler* loet both games played ia
ManUtM they played good ball and
TT0&.ucV\q ^oo& bn& \bVt XkT^fiVt 1raV\A, fiks.
allel lines of rifle pits shoulder deep, and itufront are marked only for a aerice of aecldenU anaUinad
by tbe Colt* In maniog against the
ranges and several rows of barbed wire fences.
'NS'iva ttoV ia ^ MiM
i^out eor»eUt Drov
The general opinion is that more artillery will be neces­ hoary hlttleg o.' the BesUers. Traverse
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Vr% OM 0^ OUT
CIRCUUTIOH RECORD.
City woold kiva won. In me lut
sary
before
it
will
be
safe
to
make
an
assault
upon
the“^pani:ie iiaaU»adid toe beovleath 1Ending Jana 85.
tlag and had tbe feweat errors and
Sunday, Jane 19............ 1,360 isb works. '
tv
played a aharp fie'ding game fr.a
Toeeday, Jane 81...........1,886
BOX TXT ABBITXD.
start to flnbh. except ia toe tonth totvtft?
tooV u A coeambeT.
q;afi\k\^
Wedneeday. Jane 88.. . 1,300
1 end drilled. It b
aing wban the Coltt anooeedad ia getAmerican
Troope
Bevo
Mot
Meacbed
Thoraday, Jane88......... 1,360 aobUieed eed operated on Ooben eoU
AA&
0^ \\ mW suTyme
Uag four rone.
KenliU.
Bpth Catee and and Dye are proving
Bdday.JoneSd.............. 1.400 end made reedy tor the flnel blow at
Menile. June ». vie Hong Kong. fliat-ebaa man in tbe box and great
when la the wiedom of the ed*
Saturday, June 86......... 1^00
MAfiO TEAVKBSK BSEAUD.

M. T. BAtM &VD J. w. BAnraa.

fSBsm

SammeiT 6 6S.

Total forth* waok... 6.086
Tn
offeUli U7 know their
aneltiwe, bat It eeeme to be u nn
Mm tmMd M the PhlUpplnee the
«al7 proteelAoo to the coMt •( Speia.
fwOeeUrlr when the Uellod 8t»tet
>ia
wniehlpe reedy U
take ndvMtece of e«eh e sotcd
ne SpMleh people eridently h*
limited Idee of the reeooreee of
•kto eeneUy. end It U eleo erident thet
ike'Beeeee ere kept In ire«r*Boe of
«ke eseot eitaetlon. The hold more of
dmtrlm howerer, will here e tendonm »» open tk« oyee of the lc»erea^
^ there U e etnnr prehebUlty tket
the dMtroettoi ef ooeet ferUfteetloM
•ad the ehemne of e few oitiee by the
Mf Amerieee betUeehipe wlU
Bine* e rery different eoaplexton ■
tte oontroreroy U thoee not blyh tl
MtherityinSpelm.

minbtrnUon thet blow b doe. And
moat importent of ell, it deetroyt Ceriren teet eed remoree e dengeroee
mneoe to the Cnben Ceeet.
Thb Bldewelk end newep^ etretegy in oppoeltloa to the depertment'e
plane b ellly If not worM. No editor
•eke theOBteidepoWtehowtoran bb
per. They Often uU him. end
elweve egeieet hb relbh e> well M hb
The architect b
prenmed tobeetoondaet iheboUdlegh
doneimeUeB.
A rellroed prreldent
ipeny'e policy, end the
farmer mne the term. The DeperP
meeiof Wer oerteialy bee the beet end
' e of the work in
heed, whet b required for lu eoc-H*pUdkment. the mean* in bend to medi
tbeeeMrlremente. where U can beat
be applied eo< ell that eppertaiae to
the matter. Itt lodgement ii eerteinly

Joee
The dmerteen treneporu tolags may be expected wheo the
here not yet errired. There b eo team gets la good worklag trim. Al­
ready they are ahowiag great atreagtb
chenge in the eiteeUoo.
aU they will aek ao odoe of the Oeltt
The Inenrgenb made no further ed- from tote on. Jerome Wilhelm has rerenee. The Spenierda here been oon- tomaa aed wlU probebly joia the team
Unnlng the CMetmotion of eend buk petmsnently. Be played with tbe
Httttlers at Manlstae on his way from
fort.fieeUoae. end ere pUnUng eherpthaeut.
eeed bamboo* eroond Manila to etop
Onem -e good pitcher is needed and,
the ieearjente-ndrenoe.
with,
nagousl
•Kid" o:«aaea. whe did aucb grod;
AooTnxB or bvboz.abt.
work for Maniateo laat year. '
j
Tbe scare oylsaiagt was ae folto-'s:
Howard St. John. Bixtoan Taen ef

At*. ArtMtod Taaterder.

S^.'VD.mWvVfiTt.

B. J. Morgan,

DR. HIGGINS, DENTIST

TRANSFER

FIBB DBMIAr WOBX.

Oo M.

N. B. B. H.

leaftgs. b—
a. B. a.
MaaUW.......l-OO-l-O-Odl-l-O-e—7 11 ft for said road should be left with
BoaUera........<Ki 0 0 0
ft II ft me. OWtee 2DU State etreet. tele­
phone 8. All orders left with m*
Batteriee. Oatea aad HaBt>-Coarad,
wilt receive'prompt attention.
Mlnnrban and Ktnmond.

YcelenUy morning Howard Ut John,
a b>T le yean of age. tree arretted on
a chert* of borgbry, preferred by
Welter Otoillck. The erreet wee made
Tbe Msniatoe team wUl play a re­
by OAloer Kianey at the rr^oeet of the tan gaoM here tola afuraeoa aad toBBurro'

Mr. and Kia. Trabis Baraavad.
aa wall as oot, It ie la be*t poaitbn
Zela May, tb^faat daogbter of Mr.
ed of breaklag lato the rreideaoe of
T«b Kery depertmeet hee foUewrd direct thb litUe affair. Beanlu ao far
Walter tirellick. Be b eaid to hare ud Mr*. Cbea S.YravU. died at their
Ike rood exemide eet bj the Wer de- •o*Uui the eoondneea of Itt ayetem.
admitted getting into tbe honae bet Mime OB East N^h street lut eventhat It b compepertment. by eeleetiec ter Uw dengerwanted nothleg bat tobacco, end ob­ lagalWOotttoA. aged one year.
MH BleUoe of eUeeklng the Spenieh
tained nothing. Ue cl^m* to lire in
Lef* let It hare itt way. It eeeme e
MMt. e deUchount of Mlehlrea
1 -Ksk •venouriv affii.-ted with mooogk
Grand Bepida
The ToeemlU wiU form e pert of the igood one.—CommerLlel Tribune, anfor aereral year*, and Isvt fall bad a
more severe a-ueh than ever before
Boot of Commodore Weteoo end there
Society at Trereiee Beech.
I have used manj M-mMi*a without
to nrory raeeon to beliere thet they
InriteUoo* will be sent onl thb eeiving meeb relief, and tolng
wtn ehoeen beeenee of their peenller BOW TO BKAOH TBX 80I.SXXBS
for eeelect danciog party
an III M demonatretod by the excelBel
. ,
Xnatmetioo for tbe Correct Addieee of i ^ giCefi thb ercaing at tbe Trarerae CoQgtiog me to be a poor widow, gave it to
iMt raeord they here thne fer mode.
Benaeb Btflee.
i Beach Hotel. The •‘Oneen
me. I tried it. and with toe m.*t grati
Hkbigen b troly being brooght greettying
reaultfc.
The first bittle-Teileved
Friend*
and
reletiree
dealrieg
to
I
lAkea*'
will
take
tbe
par'y
orer
and
M-hoMTibytheebUityend loyelty of
me very moeb and ike aoeond botGe
kweoDawhehnee rolneteered In the write members of Company M. Blthiratam. ProfesMW Merteogb'* orehee- ha* abeolntely cared me. I have not
The boat bad as good bealtb fer twenty year*.
jreil-' etrife; end thoee eeae MleU- Michigan Volunteers, ebonld hereafter iva will fnmbh murie.
RespeeUallv. Mrs. Mary A. Beard.
Bna Aen wiU bring edditionel honore eddreae iheir letter* in care of “Capt. leave* the dock here at e o'clock.
CUremore. Ark. Sold by S. E. Wall
J. V. Melateah. Dnfflrld'a Brigade. Oea^ the euu end Ue emutry. .
druggist.
•rel Shefier'a army. Bantiago de Ceha.'
Mr. R KrUbam of Pike City. Cal.,
A* BOOB ea General Sbafter baa es- avs.: "Daring o-y bnlbvr's late
The Byeterie of Beet*.
from aebiie
A Weehlegiee dlepeteh. e eemple of tablbhed a baa* of operaUooa. property beriain'a Pain Balm aaa the only r
fortified, a poatofiee will be opened.
Itoklndroed.;
____
edy that trave bin any relief Mi .
When it eomce to telegrapblng to a otbera have leelifiedi to tbe rrompt re­
“A tremendone iweeiere b nnqnei
•hly belag brooght to beer on the de- aoldler. it wUl take money. Tbe oable* lief from pain wbi-h ibt* liniment af­
ford* For aale by B. £. Walv Dmgare epen.bnttberatebti.M a
gMtmenl to f<woe the fell of Herens
fbV
•nd other Onben
before the In- and the wire area at that will be rery
iMlen of Puerto Rlee. Ihb element b«ay with newspaper and g
See my new jrwelry atore wben
dbpatebea.
_______ _
'on oome to toe poatoffice and take ad-. Shop Opposite Bagle Office.
anye thet wonld eed the wer end i
antage of my display of fit* Jewelry, j
ghinge, while Puerto Bloo mey not de
TO LOOATX AT KOBOAM PAXB.
ghet. Generel MUee b in fevor 'of
Tnarto Bleo AnL end be hee bed hb Kio. Xtog WiU Imera Travoine Otty

Up-to-datt Painter
and Paper Hanpr.

Today.
Hre. King will leare today for Mor­
6y whom? From Croakersrille by gan Park. Cbteago. where aha wUl
Moakers. It was the same eoag eeag make her boaae. Doriag tbe year ehe
By tbe eamc sort that forced the batUe has spent it thb city Mrs. King made
ml Boll Boo in reeponee to the inaane many frienda who regret that her^life
4icy ad “On to Blcbmond."
work calb her abewkera. A* a mbThere are many people yelliog •'On
eionary far many year* la Aaaam
Jo HaTaoa’' who poaelbly ncTcr heard has bad an nnosoal experience, ami
^Bnll Bn*, or if eo. heard of it eo in- theireadineaa with which aba bee reAefinHely that if leea«i b loet to their i
‘Ji^Llb to
apeak In local
..........................
*pe*k
»nU. B.t
»•!-"; .a..rd.-o,..ld.««d..Uo.u .«1 U»
ol
..
Mho have,h«rfU...uvj
h
.ttoAmerbanarme In handa not
Ae^ttoAi
bands wUl net et
I them and carriod by aole anripe tor their effeetire wleldTh* Death XeU.
fis, Thera are many more who have
Jonas E Helmer. for M years a reelShe Btery indelibly stamped apoc mem-' dent of I’UlteV-------*•mtf by woonds rooeived or loae of toved
Friday laat, aged 7B yeana
■ed in that wretchedly pre- Mr. Helmer bad been in feeble keaitk
it which eoeteo maay tor a year or more, bat was feeling
Staten
naly retarded the aob- BBoaaaUy well onUl toe day before ki*
three aadaow
lM*t proeeeoUoe of the war.
deato. Be will be great'y missed in
- It wonld be well for tbeee
tbe eommooity where bs bad ao long
ihonghtleae throogh ignoranoe. and lived. Be leevm a widow, two eons
Shea* other creakera moved by partban- end two daaghter*.
lAtp that ahamea patriotbm. to bear in
Homer Sheeve* died ot hie home in
^mIbS that war U not a mattor of wtshPlaUe township, Sandey. after an 01to«. nor are itt ends aceomplbhed by
nem of five days ot typhoid fevar.
She mere willing. SaaUego b not yet
Bbeeves waa about ii years old and
ner will it be for day* yet to
laaves a widow, father and mntoer l«
^BMB. Day* fraogbt with moch of
B mra hU early dvtto.
Sragb mMBlag to maay beartt and
PMy homes. Bat Santiago will be ^l
riomSontoSeaUlanda.
MkM. aad with th* emellett possible ^Mia* Lonaa Vader retomed ymtetday
toes of life to Amerioan S'lldlers. U it ftom California, after an absence of
pnu aeeomplbbed U does not fol^ eboat two yean, a lerge portioa of
ghat Havana moat imrasdbtely ^1. whieb sbe sptmt among toe Santo Sea
.
. thi* can have ; u aedera. Her experiencee were ex•o banring opon the iavestmrnt of ‘ trvmeir intoresUng aad will always be

______ Thaee opemtlott* abjui San
a pteaaant memory and her friend* win
Ma^and toeeoetoeMtempanof Coba ^-^berstratotof toe atraote laad*
^ ear army aoeea* to that territory. ebe riaited. tihe bring* maay rare
The army to pot to jonetton with to< 11

L

Steinberg's Grand

u said of people w)k>
are np^od^ and are
recognized wherever
the)' go for their correct
knowlei!^ cf life and
living.
People in the swim
are the people who
wear SELZ SHOES,
hecanse they are posted
on what is best for their

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^
^
^

Eveiythipe new and a few
new peo^e, and

HcKanlass & Randolpii^
Oar SingiBg SxOsls.
Haiioen mrs OreaC
'Ootnudlana runny.

CciM iritoieli wltNUs.
Prices, 16, S5 & 36c.

‘SatrsMl

FRANK FRIEDRICH.
THE OLD WELIABLE SHOEMAN.

A PURE
BLACK AND TAN

Price’s
Cuban
Creoles

will have a bodget ef new
work for you.

feet 'Riere are lots of such people for
3>559.8x7 pain of 5ELZ shoes were
made last >-ear alone.
In offering you these shoes we dedare
them tbe best in tbe world for the
money, no matter whether die price is
I1.50 or #5«k

jjwfmmtmtmmmmimnmminitm'

BETUBN
OF THB FAVOBITE8

Thursday,
June 30th

maih
_______, ____________ aftastt wibbeet

In the
Swim—

n^.1

Geo. R. Winnie,

On w-v——skm Sms

Whichever you may wish when suitlnx yourself with a pair ;
of Shoes, you will find in onr handsome and up-to-date stock ;
of Men’s Shors. Tan Shoes are the favorites at th‘s season of ;
the year, and we have them in all shades for Walking, Bleycle Biding or Working. They are easy, cool and comfortable :
the

PRICES or COURSE ARE
^ THE LOWEST IN THE CITY.

; THE HANNAH & LAY MERCANTILE CO.

ik

pRBETS BAD LUCK.

iHa xoBihHO kiooBb, nra^-r, jxhn n, isss.
MVWWAhO BXLX.V WILD WW

Oomplste Acrnffhtlm «> be Soen

Bee* July 10Whiting Alien, a farmer New York
n^adcr of the Second Regiment aMrepaper man la U the eity in tbe
capacity of admaee prem agent far
^ of Rough Ridere end Hie
Buffalo Bnib Mg Wild West and Ooaf
Men in a Wreck.
gnesofBoa^ Bidam whlehia to exblbll_b«r« J|ly 1*. Advertlelag ear
' THEEE OF THE 80LDIEB8 TTXJjai No. 1 arrired brra yceterday aad today
force off! blU poatera wiU oover a
Urge uumber of new
boards crith
o^e show, whieh U de­
clared to be tbe greatest srild crest
f> uilr *>4 Mmjt Mar. or 1
Buffalo BUI emr pat oa the road.
It
I Ori.T»mr Bm •
eomplew aggregation
^
ia M Lwk Krar tiM* It wli: be the
whii^ exhibited In Madison Sqaam
B T«ak Ttala Oat Wet,
S TnpF>0. Min.. Junr 21.-A reUwar ec- Garden In New Toek and the teaterea
occurred at tbl« plareat 1:40 re»- will be many, steriliag aad wonderMerdajr afiemooB lo wbl<i four aadiert
l^eet Uidr Uvea and oiben lerclved fatal
^'Ipjnriea. Kverythln* waa done to reRBAWBn&m AMD OBSAK
;^eve the trooaded by the local phral>

Lkr *

."^eua aad cUlima who were aoon apoa
the arena Yealerdtr aflemoon Colonel
Torrer^ rectmenl of Ronsb Bldera
from Cheyeane. Wyo.. reached tbli
place, via the Kanaaa aty. Memptata
and Biraiinsbam railroad. The Brat eecUon bad atopped to take water a^ had
whlatled to atari on wben the A^nd
•ectlon rounded the aharp curve In the
trna^ Juat before the town U reached,
aad daahed Into IL In the rear of the
Sret aectlon eras the ateeper - SevlUe.'*
conuinint Colonel Totrey and his reel.
. every
eeraped ur.acatbed except the
cotatel, who ia tniared. thoiidh not aertoualy.
WhmtheTiaaadlaa Oeeaned.
The chief caaualUee occurred In n
-•oaA situated in the renter of the drat
ayrtlon. which carried troop C, from
T^araiTile. Wyu. This coach was com­
pletely telescoped, and the soldier*
within were Jammed aad bruised be.
, Beath the maiare of timbers, broken
car seate and other debris. In tbe
aeeond section one bainrace car was
thrown InCo the ditch, but lo thli train
t4w wpre hurt and none danaerouslr.
. Action on tbe part of the soidJer*
ndea. and with axes and ropes and
• buckoes of water they worked like
^<M«l)ons. tearing awsy tbe wreckace to
- pet at tbe wounded and dead and
«nMich the fire which had ataned to the
sleeper, which was a mass of broken
wtsekase eoveiinc a ateamlnp. blaainc

Tbe aectlone contained trocjMi A. C. E.
X» O and M, formins part of a regt*
(Dcnt bUDK transpoited to Jackaouvllle.
Pin. It If tbe Second United Etataa vol^snteer cavalry, and was raised by CoL
rTtnrey. lu commaader. In tbe Rocky
Mennuin re«ioa Indudtnir the stales
.-af "■----Wyomhkf.
Colorado.
(
Idaho, Nevada
^«nd Utah. Thcae
T1
Boldlera klUed and
injured are from the first
samed stata The reciment had the
Blafortune lo meet with a «-reck lo the
parda at SL J<w.ph. Mo.. Friday. In
' which two of the train crewwere kltjed.
and at St. L.ouIp .m Saturday one of tbe
aoldlere was accidentally killed by belac suffocated end fallinit frera theualn
In the Ion* tunn. l at that place. The

rl
t acldlera have IhrealeneJ to lync b
fcdl found.
i
XMartheOwssmes.
kUletl are; Willie H Wallace.

■ Benr>- S. Hapes. Rr»op C. both legs cut
LbiB and puncture In the abdomen.
Injured—R. D. Sisley, elliow dlalo*
cated: E PerWns. h-ith hips Jammed:
Wallace Hodge, ankle brok.n: George
Gardner, hip hurt: Rudolph Widemar.
back sprained: Hiram P. Davia, ankle
sprained: Henry Stella, leg broken: Will
Grovener. leg bruised: Joseph Aaron
bark sprained; W. H. Rcbhlns. ankle
dislocated; Arthur Evans, hip dlsl^
ealed; Joseph Wilkinson, slightly In. Jored; -----Schenck. leg badly bruised.
W-here CL Tureey Fell tbe »>eh.
Colonel Torrey was in the sute room
at the sloping c.-ir. n hich was separated
•.fitjm the enclne of the aeomd section
b*y a short .alxwsc. Tbe force of the
Impact <atrrd the first ee.'Clon forward
goo yards. When the train stopped Cot.
Torrey found himself outside beneath
the wreckage, with his feet badly
^rvised. Hr managed to clamber up
tbe emfitpl'ment. His other Injuri a are
several bruises aUiul the h-ad. The
s receiving 1 {■•ssllile a
tentlon.
f Hapes 1. nou hn
dying condition. The eogine
ne r whi w
tTpurted nff-cs ng » as seen last right
but was unable to talk. He received
^teraal Injurlea that have caused sev­
eral hema-rl-s,-'r. He Is
te;y
erenome on account of the deplorable
. affair.________
▼genua OF TBB Roni Kixa
’ Tws Dead Ta the Mms flty. la.Ctr
Teat muter.
<- Slotn City. la-. June f7.—The number
• at people injured In the storm here aiu
rprolahly exco-d IM. Of these many
|-are hot slightly hun. Tbe dead are:
LAdolpb Halverson. A. G. Bteiner. FSjr^ly InJUf-d-Dr. A. M. White. Jack
^^an and Fred Reyn.dds. dema.
R- Hlluaukec. June U.—A tftMc rain
’ and electric storm ablch swept over the
f^-aouthem part of the elate did very
»s«real damage lo the crops and feaulled
r Hin two fatalities s«> far as reported:
^Barney Vanetta. of . rim.-Iia, WIs., In*
^untly killed by lightning: Mrs. TVank
Killer, at Manitowoc, fatally burned by
Ran cxploaloa of oII'csusm! by the high
e wind. At LacrosBc C. W. nkkinaon and
f^la family were proatraied by the iightitng. but an win ren>ver from the
Two Men Killed by a FUL
Butte. MonL. J>ne Sf.—By tbe glvlag
fray of tbe sciffoldlag on the fourth
Boor ,of a building In course of con­
struction. six Ironworkers were pr*.
eipl'Ated to the cellar below. The dead
John Cunningham aad Prank
It. The Injurrd-W. J. Harrison.
___ nally: J. B. Brown, latmally. may
die: John McNutt, tiseturc^ skull; B.
Maser, fractured akulL rscovery
do'jVtfnL

Hnnltoa Oadata Bad • Bopal Tima
At euBMt OottafS.
Tbe UamlltoB Cadsu were dellRhtfuUy aatertslscd last evrnlBff by Mr.
aad Mra. IfVask Hamilton at their
heaaUfni snminw home, -‘Sonaat Cot­
tage.’' After the boya had displayed
tbslr drlllinff tacUea Mr. HamltUNi
gave them a ihrUliag speech. Daring
the svening drllciona strawberriss and
cream were Bsrved by Mrs. Hamlltoa,
and on reluming the boys sll declared

The ratam dais of FrtM*s Cuhaa
Oraolaa and greatest eaks-walkera, sa
md^ evasing. Jens SO. at Steinbenfa Srsad Opera Hciuns, will prob­
ably be grosted by a large andtonoe.
The eompasy ia kaowa to be one of
merit aad ability, from their farmer
sngagsmest hero, aad a etrieUy firotelaas prearatation eaa therefor* be aasured. The oompaay te OMpoeed of
talented color^ people.
^
Homm far XdttU Ones.
Martin SUngnr came np from Coldcrater last ereniag with eme cbtldren
from tbe heme located at that plaee.
He has femnd komea far them la this
aeetion of the state.

Base bsll this afternoon.
o'eloek
The regular meeting of the Bastem
Star will be held UU erenieg.
All eompsoioaa of Foreaurt are
•toealed to meet at their hall Wedeeaday aftamoon at 3:S0 dUlock, as the
aleetkM of ofBeera will take place.
Scott Woodcrard left last night for
CioeinnaU ia the interrate of
Smith Bros. Maakfacturiog Co.
will be gone about a woek.
Tbe reguUr maeliug of Trarara*
City <aiapter. No. 147. Order of Bafftem
Star. wiU be held thte evening.
Arthur Deaprea is doing a job

X this creek.
Among them are
about thirty
Jey Oreenmaa haa accepted a posi­
moat of tbe Moxxiae Beooss carrier
tion in A. W. Jahrana' clgv mannfacbpya.
__________________
tory.
BtO OBOSB BOB WAU. PAPBB
The steam barge John Sehroedsr aad
Secured in Oompetitlon at Petoaky by terday at the dock and wiU load Inm
BoUey A Oonoabte.
ber from the Traverse City Lumber Co.
Holley A ConnaUe rceeived noUee by totMUwaukre.
D. C. Gemtaiae had bk fright leg
elephoae last evenlsg that they were
the saceemful bidders oa a large eea- injured Saturday momiag at tbe dodr.
tract for cvall paper at Petockey. They He was checking baggage when the
aoeideBt
occurred.
e in the cumpetiUen agalpet Chi­
Beserved aeate for tbe Cohan Creole*
cago and Grasd BapMi dealer*. Apart
of the order wUI be shipped on the at Steiaherg's Oraod for Hiareday
Diag, will go OB sale thte morning at
mbia thb mernisg.
tbeboxofioe.
Judge Corbstt and family took poa0009 TXMB AT SABT BAT.
sessioa of their kaadeome new cottage,
Juat beyond Bdgewood. yeatetday..
Dan Boaads. an employe of the
Several rialton from the Mty aad Grand Traveree Herald for eeveral
sbunt slxly member* of tbe aoeiety of yrare. acoompanled by U A. Kerr, will
bwediah ben* of America.
leave thie morning for Fort Bteala
their ananal pienk at Bast Bay last British Columbia. They will retm
Sueday. Speeches by eeveral of the the tall.
<'
The Creaceut Band had it* flr«l reAll reportagood tim
bcaieal under the direction of Profeaaor
Horst last night. The boya arc uklag
Bttahwackera and Sbarpabootera.
hold of the work sad will soon be io
Several oi Traverse City's beat marki good trim to abow a great improve­
men will engage In several shootlai ment hi executing first dam mnaia
eonteata in Will Hurrel s gallery o
The HusUer* and ColU of Maaiatee
Front alreel, the Sr*t to take place
will play ball at the Twp.ru, atreei
Friday. The flret conuatante will be
.park Uik afteraoon. Game called at
tbe Bafhwackcre, ccapoecd of WiU
S:S0.
Murrel. David Strivklaud. Boy P>
personal.
Clare Curtis and ET. Edwards: agalast
tbe bharpehooter*. c mpo^ of Alder­ ; Mr.'Albert Locorc of O'd Mieaion
man Jabraua, Ed. Broach. Frpd Bobia- spent Saturday evening and Sunday
sou. Frank Hoover and Jim Pilbeai
with Dr. Bose at Oak Haights.
Tke aecood nmbst will take place
Mra. Addle B. Bo»e of Oak Heighu
week from Friday betwerp the Bush- te vlaiUng her aunt, Mbs Brawniog of
wackers composrd of different mea. Old Hbslon.
wm Murrel. Mrdad VintoCL Mark
Mr. and Mrs. Tboe. Hughe* of White
Craw. J. N. Martlnek and Duff He Cloud, ■pent Seaday in the city the j
Donald: agaiort aaotber lot of Sbarp- gneatot Mr. and Mr*. C J. Gameu.
Bhootera. Alderman Jahrana, Philip
Mr. and Mr*. Thurston of Platte,
rener. Sam Ilvs. C M. Parker and were in the cily yeaterday.
Hr. and Mrs. Pattingill and family of
O P Carver.
After tbe frsi twoeonteste Alderman PeUwkey. who bav* been vbiting Mr.
Jahreus will s. lent tbe best men from and Mra T. H. A. Tregea at Beaver
hla ShsrsehOotera to go agMnst an cottage. West Seventh Street, returned
equal number of Mnnr«rt Bnabwack- to their home yesterday.
at*. All of tbe above are skilled crith
C. A. Nelson uf Nortbport. was in
the rifle end some rare marksmanship
will be recorded.
Mike Oberlln of Bingham drove to
the eity yesterday on buaineaa.
Obnrd Dedication at
Dr. J. B. Martin weat to Mandon
The new church at Bate* will be Baurday to vbU rcUUvm sod will reMra today acoompanled by Mr*. MarDn

E°- H.

Closed July 4thENTIRE DAY.
Ffrm now until that time we shall continue a sale of
suits at $6.00, $7.60 and $10:00 that contain some ex­
ceptional hargains. Also a complete line of summer
goods at low pi ices—Bicycle Suits, Belts, Hose, eta

HAMILTON CLOTHIHC CO.
cbi'dres. whetavebeenvifUlngioOnciunau.
William and C. F. Baker of Boaor.
Tie in town yeeterday.
J. Batier aad J. J. McLaughlin from
BIk Bapids. were In the city yeeterday.
N'ls<m Bstterson came ap from
Grand Bapida yeatmday on bodnea*.
H. E am cams down from Nortbport
yesterday.
Be*. A. E Welte came up from Grand
Bapida last sight.
A A. Campbell of Nortbport. was in
the eiiy yesterday.
J. A. Young of Mt. nenmt, is la
the eity.
Gewg* W. Ball and wife are (a Deixoit far a short time.
C. B. Kehl cante down from Northport yeeterday on bosineas.
Mr*. Will Abbott ef Weat Seventh
ktreet. ia entertalainf ber father.
George Saundera. of FllnL
Mis* Graoe Cunningham went to
Copemlah yesterday to lottrncl her
mnakolass.

RefrigeralcF'’
Ice Cream Freezers, Screen Doors
and Windows.

New Process” Vapor Stoves.
'W. jr. SOBBS,
146 irront 8tx«et

If You Have Logs to Sell

utaas eactestm Dnwteg Fitaa.
Anderson. Ind.. Junef 27..—Fires were
drawn In aeveral tad ana window glass
pUnis Thursday night for tbe somzner
Many mure cl'jsed Saturday
d probably all in tbe naron will abut
wn next Tburadxy until Oct. L Mxnicturere and werke:s have practical_____
the coming
year. It wfU be about 4 per cent lacreaae.
_________________
WeliMB BalU tor the Pete.
Tromaoe. Ubed of Trumsoe. Norway.
Junp Z7.—The Arctic expedition under
Walter Wellman, the explorer, aailed

Correspond with tbe Trarene City Lumber Cotnpnny.
We bhv-e for sale Oood,

Sound Hemlock Lumber,
Maple Flooring,
Short Maple Wood.
X..OIII3S

olei^r Andre, and sec­
ond to dlw-over theteorth pole. He U
sr<.-oinpani< d by a »rps of aclenUsU
and X eompelent enlorer.

TRAVERSE CITY LUMBER CO

Of ISteteM to I..bor t atea*.
Milwaukee, June 27.—Judge Snther-'
land has enter d an important dscialon.
bolding that Frederick Wendt could
ilntsln D action to rumpel tbe BrlAlaycr*' and 'la*o--f- union No. T (o rrinstate him In metnbersblp aad remit a
fine of $34. imposed berause be worked
for wages lower than tbe dnlon scale.

l:',.'S'

Becker. D. D. of Dayton. O. wll : vbiUng in aouthem Michigan about I ei,.« together
,„,^ber white bathing. The elder
eld
I FrsTu-isro plungd Into save them and
preach the aermon. Or. Becker will j
drowned together.
ilso deliver h-s lecture on -Traveb in!
Uommcll nf Gould City, who
the Holy Imnd-oa Saturday ereoing. i
will
July $lh and ou Monday evening. July relum to ber home today.
Ml*. J. V, McIntosh left with her
llth. be will give tbe Impmonstlno of
of Prussb ha* absndui
. .
John a Gough. Admtaaiott to tkete son Donald yesterday, for a visit with trip lo Japan. In view of the fart that
the Japanese government ha* exprvsaed
lecture* will be 16 eenta for adalM aad reittives In Hanbtee.
doubts
of
It*
slilllty
to
protect
theprtnee
W. A Gill of Northpart was in tbe
10 cent* for children.
against the posslblr strarks ef the Caeity yesterday.
Prepatl'g Bummer Bomea.
Mra. William Winans will arrive
Tbe spot aeleeted on *Ae aSo-s nt from Bma- ted-'j to join Mr. Wlc*
Badu
Carp Lake ^ the OcteQy^ Club tat. ss.
their summer tome b 7^i*K *rt7< A. W. WUIard aad wife of Empire
attractive to others. Mayor W. W.' re io the city.
rsble opportunity |
Smith. Aldermen Cook, Desmond and ^ W. H. Gas'wina -of LonbvUle, Ry..
sady to take advau
GreUIck have each booght lots near tb* at<d H. I. DcBnlneof Columbus. Ohio. ._ A liule forethought wiU also .
olub bnnae aad are haring them eleaied
a few day* .at much expense and valaaMe time,
prudent and a earefn* man will keep i
preparatory to bnllding summer cotta­ O^ee*. are dt Park Place.
Chfllers,
bottle of Cka • Briain'*
• • ■ <'• die.
••
~ •
ges there next summer. Judge Corbet!
F. Foster Bradley arrived last night
has also bought a lot there.
from CIneiunaU and will join other the shiftlesa fellow
member* of hb f*m’ly *l Omen* today. teaaity compels ft snd tbeo ruin bb
AlUe pbamptouV Party.
rf arrive* last bsai boT*» going for a doctor and bav*
. Little Alile Champion gave a party evanlog from FowlervUle. Mich., aed a big doctor bill to pay. bas’dea; one
pay* out 26 oents. tbs other b out a
Bsturdsy afternoon ta hontw of ber will apend anwe time Mr*.
hundred dollar* aSM* then wpeder* why
third hlitbcUy. .Tboee present were;
A S. Ashton of Manoefat h fa the hb nelrfaborb getting rfaber while he
b geUiug poorer. For sale by S E
Gladys Lahym. Graeb Monro*. Bva and city tta bi
jfraiLdraggbt
Uab Boaser. Ethel Johnson, Both
N. W. Waited of Mayfield was a vlaiDolph. Helen Smith. MaWl and Maud ter fa the dty yeeterday.
The Pourth at Xaa'ste*
McMiehael. Laura Gagne,
Mabel
Mr*. Bwitxer, who b»s been boMlag
Deaprea. Jnlte Barraad Mabel Ander- » pteUioe as trimmerUn Mr*. Ash Urn's
If. A N A tealna wilt mn aa fellow*
millinery stora. eriU leave Ub mtwn- on J*1y4tfa: Leave Tr**e«*e Qty for
Man>steeat6:Waod$:tSa m. and 4:t0
ing for her homa fa DetrolL
p m. Leave Uanbtee for Traveme'
A D, White of WUlfamaburg. wa* a City at 1:00. 4:10 xnd.»40 p m. *nekei*
Smith'* b-harphoottt* will not go to
be aold July tad to 4th.,:
Bste* between
the fremt as they hoped. H. A. LangJerry SalDvaa of Oedar. earn* te tke
. A N. A oee 1
worthy. who has been making atrang
the round trip net te exceed $1.60
efforu to have the oompany mastered eity yesterday.
Bound trip tickets at one fare to all
Bev.
D.
OeekUn
went
to
Waltea
fast
inu servtea. has received a fatter from
gtatloa* on eooneettng llnea Boys'
evening
where
he
will
main
n
abort
Band and ball team gn os 6:SA *. m.
General Irish ctetiag that compaaiaa
H. W. Ommieuii. AgL
would not be taken from plneaa that ▼fait with D. C. Leneh and family aad
retnra today with Mra Ooehlfa and, W. A. Mitcrbx, O. P. Aft.

B-OH

Mill Maebineryof all descr{ptionfl,'inctoding Two Enidses,
Fet Works, Carriages and Saws. A complete Saw Mill Plant
fomle.
J,

London. June 27.—The antt-semltlr teveli In Galit-l*. act-ordlng tn the Vienna
e'>rT»-»j‘ondenl of The Ol»en-er. bar
broken nut afresh and with renewed
violence. Kixteen Jewt. the correspondant says, have been massarred at Neu
Sendee and the xoveimi>r »f Galkla tel­
egraph* '.hat the sitnatlon is extreme­
ly serious._________________

DetrolL June 27.—A special to The
Tribune from Grand Rapids. Mich.,
says; Mrs. Flora B- Renkei. of Hast­
ing*. nominated for superintendent of
publlr Innnietloa by tbe fusion con­
vention last week. Ip a letter to a friend
here say* she did not want the nomina­
tion and may not aceepL
Thnw Pevvoa* Drowned la Mlehlgan. •
Mount Pleatianl. Mich.. June 27.Thumas Francisco. Sidney Casler and
Harvey Franrl*ci>. father of the Unit
nxtned. w-ere dcju-ned !.-> the Chlppews

C

I

WE HAVE

All Kinds of Soap.
'

Quality nod aouitity, bi((b price nod low price, bat all are '
bigb quality for tbe price.
Onr line of toUel soap is onequaled io tbe city.

JOHN J. BREZINA
'Phone 167.

OYSTERS
2J3 Front St

248 Front Street

Baltimare Stock Bcceleed Three T1m« a WaAk
OLi-itv tOe per quart
Standards, 30c per
^

Fletcher's Oyster Depot aad Restaarut

falebraUen at Manbiee Monday. JiOy,
_______
Fourth.
'I,

« on O. B. * X
Wourtb of July-One fare for round :

TheM.AN.AAA.IU.rnn.pecfal'"ft.^“
teams snd tell tickets at $i.50 Ae ■* BBfl*lo.N T ena fare for roaaA
round trip from Traverse City. Oae'^^ SellJuly I'fth to II '1 Goodtorw
’
fare hetween all aiatiun* but not «o
»^t IsL
Chicago, one f------------------------ - r—
B. W. Cunningham.
Ueeuu. Sail Jalymh good to return'
F. A. Milebell, O. P. AgL
August lOtb.
' OiiHdnnstl. oneeent per mlla Bell
j fr^tember Sd, good to reiuru October
Oood Thing for Maoenbeee.
Dhtrolt.
fare for round trip. Sell
le home tn- oue nth and SSik return July 4th.
iDdianapfIb. ore fare for reaed trip.
BtitaUons and help to build them up.
Bell Auguat $tb. retarn Angtet 18th.
.toal' Fire ’Inai
sob the Peninsular Matt
Lunfagtoa, oca fare for nfaad Winin. Mick., to o
Co. Ltd. of Jackson,
Sslt JuIt 20th to August 8th. return
lat kind
of that
Aug**-. 16th.
»
preeidenL
P. Marks;-y are member* of its Board of i Saralog*. one far* for round trip.
> and ar« uaing tbeir faflaeace i dell Angnsi Ut. good to retara AsffUat
Every membm-1 8i*L
to make it a
------Toronto. OnUrio. one fame for roand
of Ite board are flrvt-claa* cltlxe«ts
trip. StU Auguri 24th, 2Stb, aad nth..
well known.
'
Oall ou its sgent at Traverae Gtj tor gte d to return SepL fith.
lion. U . one fare for i
insoraima on reakVinrea.-v. fawma,
teip.
Bell Aagast l*L good te return
choKhta. etc.
Angnat
tlst.
AxB. Alltb. AgenL
Bay VfawOamp Meeting, one fare for
roand trip. Sell July llth te tfaV
Bee my aaew jewefay stor* when
p>».
you come to the notoflkn aad take adAgeat.
vaoteg* of my db^ny at fine Jewelry. 12. C. E Murray.
C L. LockwcBd. G. P. A..
L N. BeanetL
US-tl
Or*od Bapida

-7£S'*-r'’as,*ssSi-.

MUwankM Oaralvai.
Oa aeeonnt of the earnivsl at MO* .
waokee. Wit. the M. A N. 8 A A Cn.
will eril roend trip Deketa at $4.18 oa
Jane tTth to July tod iadaaiva. Be>
turn Unrit Jufa Srd.
B. w.CnnivaBxii. AgnnL

TAB MOBVUrO MKX>JU».TaaiDAT.n>irS98, lt9e

BAnU OF OOASMIA.
it*.* Vui^tr D«tAilt of th* FIrrt 8*rtout
^

ODl Un a DEAD IB HlllTEI,
Witk Nine OOx.-t Who At* MMi«
u4 Oret Fifty WMs4td.

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r

CempWM IM ad ThaM Know* Ta ••
Itaad or Bart—Kearty Farty Bodies of
•paalards Foaad la the Bosh, aad Baay
•men Worn CadeaWodly KilledBoBfh Bldors BoU Thair PasUlM la
the KOM or a Loadsa Borm-Ctoaam's
Fleet airoet Raid.
HeadRuartm General Chaffee. Jane
. « Ton Antimio. Jemalen. June n.
(
> M Aaa.s lated Pren.]
. .... eriuan troops are now within
faur mnea of Ranilaco de Qpba. Two
MHcadea of Brlgadter Geanad Lawton-a
fftelatoa last nlcht and today moved
' forward past the tillase of Sevilla,
mrbpre the Ppanlards were expected to
aake a stand, and oerupted tbc hllB to
the rt«bl and left. Two mllea
hcynnd. far 6ut in front of the American
forces and occapyinx the roads leadla*
to Santlaco. U a fcree of LUO Spandarda The entire Culien army U mamso^peratlve attath on fan*
?•
tlaxa
Port flald. June ST.-AdmlralCanara’a
wquadroa (a ta the bartiur awaiting or*
derm. It conmiala of the batflcshlp Pelaye. Admliml Camam'a flagahip: the
troncUd Emperado f>Hoa Quinloa. two
annored cnilsera. three torpedo boaia
nnd five transporu earrylag (.OM
troops.
_____
Jnragoa. Cuha. June XL Tla Rlngaton.
4nmalen. June n.—fCopyrlgtat. IBB. hy
jtaaocUted Prem.]—The Initial Aght of
CBontl Wood-a Rough Riders and the
«WHwra of tba First and Tenth regular
«ava!ry erUl be known in history as the
battle of La Quaslna. That It did not
«nd in the complete slaughter of the
I not dne to nay mlaanl*

tlM to Um «a« «( tlw Skto Mmi

orFxoiAx. VAOujuunroi

Sayl

prtuiTMhoelbclUiarha nfmmM

voramaar mvairy;.-.mvmua \j<

.Tr«th Mnlrr.

*

fumy. FIrat i

Of tba Board of SdMattoa eftho Oltjr
EtBf Bnnied Out?
Meaed ba Ur. Bmod that th* aotloa
of ttavano OUy
"1 b*To fast MOD two necro
U ao yon know
of tha B-ard takn Maa It. I8W. rolaUae tn tha tale of tba Btaw atroet
thevalaeof
rr«nt D. W. B«IU Tnuiqwtor
Brlmara a-hool btUldiof. b* reeladad.
Ti«a-ati KLATcmM.
UcDcmM. PrIvmM K. H. Cochnae, * wfia or* aery obort of food.
Untina rarrtod.
Fred Chlleou J. 8. MUIer. W, 8. Sharp.'
•»« oUlcei* haae wlMdI an
O. P. OA&TX&. Affant
Id D, C. Denla*-Flr« food Io the ahopa. They are klllinf aUifrTlLSroL
J. B. fHeadmeo and
Captain McOormldC yotiOf horeta for food, and In the bospi* i p *,Y.—*« >i m- MofFxtt.
I. of the Fltmt aolun.
aoloti. ' taU are aobalstinr
aobalatier on bread madertiide- of |
and Captain Luna,
Coohlin and B-e
Homed by.......... _ _
tier oavato'. who were reported at [ rice Hear. Itiree Spantab renerala took I preaidont, tp
w
W. W/SBitli.
aoeeptad aad p’aeed an He.
amenc the dead or wounded, were an- ' part Id the flylit at Sevilla yesterday.' Mlnatcaof-laatrcffaiar
^ ' 7- °
masttaff aad
■oUon carried.
hartoed. a* was also Colonel Wood.: Five wa*oo load* of wounded were car- of apodal BoeUair bold Jaaa 7. l«M.
City Trwnmnrer’a rep^ for tba moath,
wbon Adfutant Hall reported as mor- ried Into Rantlato. and many otherm were read aad approroil.
of May 16Wi was o« mUan of Mr.
afoot.
taJlr w«
■
>ptad aad
To the Board <tf Edtuutkm, TVoivrfc fftoama dnly-oarHed.
filed,
______ _
BOKB u '-------------- r—.—
,'paWnirni
cup. Aftohltfon.
.u,!..!'.
mt pSSlwJ' ^
Moesd by Mr. Boyt (hat tba aetinn of gad do fivtV ■ „
———«
mmM
GkXTUUfBS—Year ooBBlUe ne Text the Board taken May B5. IBBB, rslaGre mie in the dty for tbe Btoaey. Don't
'•re Po>tod to Bast ths Am» Cubans conflnn the rrpoM as to the
Bow Vhay Wer
I flne character Of the fortlAcatloni
to renllaf tbe CoarrUle atoee bulldlnr be deoHved1 by what otban taU you to
That the Roantards were thoronshi* '
0's city. SMen lines of barbed
for eehocl purposes, be rescinded.
|the oontrary,
«y, bat aoae and aae for
wire are airetcbed arotind the trencbea. as bfsi suited to the nesda of nur
MoUtw onrded.
I yourself.
pnblU schools.' The books are Wtll
On metlnn of Mr. Bound, duly enr* ' l.ri»rsatcc all ny work to>g right,
printed sad wall bound. The contract
and if It doea not prore to 1 make it
wards ScTlUa was evtdeni. as abown by : p«.Hng a aerie* of amall foru.- this Is prices specified are aa low aa nsj ftrat- risd, board adionmed
A. W. Bitearo.
the esrefui prephraiiona they had made., signed by General Whwier.
elasa
_______
text__books of almUar
Clerk.
Stop In tm fl a'eloek avary ava«to|r
The main body of the Spanlnrds was I A report from General Toung Mra: I be famleboi:
aaoM SuDday. te the Oaldwall A L^pasted on n blit on the hcnvlly wooded ’’We ran plainly see Santiago leas than '
den bondter, at sorth and of Union
Blopee of wtaicti had been erected two ' •»v« nllee away. The country Is tees]
Washington. June t,.—Brigadier OenFy atM OrsS*. Cyr's CBliafee's First ^
blockhonsea. flanked by Irregular Id- , f“f
tbto aide of the dty. ex_t Brooklyn —-Brooklyn 4; Chicago t.
Fw^Otsae.byy« O^^ias n'ieaiia ^
trenchroeou of stone and faflen trees. > «rt>t for hnu on the south. whIA exeral J. H. Bartley, of lUlnola. was Sat­
At the bottom of these bills run two •«»<'
within a mile of Santiago. These
F^M^Or^ CyW'cuidres's'nM ^
urday aaslgned th the Seventh army
roads along which Lieutenant Colonel hills appear deserted. The country is
corps commanded by Major Oenanl
FW|
*to
ar^.'oyfii
oauaMb
'ii
^
and eight troops of tbs ' f*>rly open sad It will not be dUfleutt
Lea.
ForSthQ^'. Iw'rpieMBtow'to Uterstare Xo. S ........................................ 4
tery of four howltacra. advanced. Tbeoe ocruptee Sevilla today.”
FornsarsOe.SwpitacgtestotoLUer.
roads are but UtUe more than guinea.
■
Tou^ and narrow, aad ai places almoat ’
■
— f I *TUS^w5rrt Leeww
Impassable. In these trails the Aght
Cs»im B
occurred. Nearly half a mile scparsisd
si
na OrUee. Rr«e.'f
Roosevelt's men from tbe regulars, and
_____________ UnbeC-wolgagUeh.
Book t. with SappleeBeBi ................... Me J.W.Patohta.
betwea them and on both sides of the : _ _ v,,,..
rbrStbUreAe.Hrd*'*Fm*Peal KagU*b
road in the thick underbrush was con* 1
cealed a large force of Spaniards
'■ ■
•
‘•“•"B*r»r
waf 4ta Oradee, g'wl«a's Priaary ^
Tbe fight was opened by the First and
•* ’*** Washington
Attorneys at Imw.
Tenth cnvalo- under Oenersl Toung. A barrack* has been watching eonslaatly
Flralrclaaa Sign Evarythlag new
ForM wad «th Oni^ WalU'*' Ufa'
force of Spaniards was known to be in at the beAlde of her t4*yckr-o1d boy.
aar grbool ArUbaetle. Bra* 1.......
Btoek. Tmwefscntr.Kieb. aad aca). Bates aa rraaonabla aa any
For ne A. <1 M Uradee. HaUH'e Ora
death with fever. There Is yet
firet^laaa barn te tbe dw. Otv* asn
These two only are
call and get <
veil's men stsned off up the predpltoui left When the paper was thrown In *fW4?wnltIhOrade*. Frye'* Priamfy ^
BUSIIfESS CAHDS.
bluff bacA of Blbooey to attack tbe the rarri*r. Impressed with the ItnporOrsdee.'hra's
r rtght Bank, Oenersl unr* of tl
BBOWX, Auerscy a
e time taking tbe road of leavtns
It the foot of the hill. About two and custom
Btolasere......................... ..............
1 half miles out from Slbonry some Co*
| Mr* Oapr >n hastened
down with an
.j. I
.....
For ilk Orade. HeXsMer^.'..................
•• " FfraatUe Oe. Block.
•____________
BedlesaadBom taUea.... ...............
•iry.

_______

Bicycle Riders.

H.LEDERLE.

European
Horse Hotel.
Liter), Sile aid Feed Bin.

*^*r*

PATCHIN & CROTSER.

BnOiealllieMigi.

“r^.'WSSIS.a,....

HotaiklM guns out In the front
were brought to the rear, while n atrong
scouting (Ins wsa thrown oat.
Then cauUouBly snd Ic sllenre tbs
troope moved forward until a bend tn
the road disclosed a hill where the
The guns were
again brought to the front nnd placed
In poaltlen. while the men roucheddown
In the road waiting to give Roosevelt's
men. who were toning over tbe iltUe
timll eloiig the crest of the ridge, time
to get up. At 7:» s.m. General Tonng
gave the command to the men at the
HotrhUaa guns to open fire. The In*
Slant the Hotchklse guns were fired tbs
hillXdes
forth ToUr;
oUry aft
. "Don't shoot un*
the Spai
Ul you see something to shoot at.”
yelled General Tonng. and the men
obeyed the order.
Id tbe meantime, nwsy off to the left,
could be heard tbe crack of the rifles of
Colonel Wood's men. and the regular.

efS5SiteK;sa2”.ssis

o„

Gnid Kipidi d Iidiut I. R

gSmBS TBK BmUSTiOn OBABOK.
Admliwl flamytos Ksylsls* tha ApfstsaS

tea E, : a

IS

WaahIngtoB. June 77.-ln
a telegram from the navy department
FeeSth ••
Bh “ .............. I«e
reouestlng definite Infoematlon concern­
ing tbe alleged muUUtioo of tbc bodies
of the four marines killed In (be out* tan bosks;
of Guantanamo. Admiral Sampson
d Secretary Long as follows,
dated at Flays del Bate. June <4:
ry OwH^r. < ^rUe 4^ . ■
"ReplylDg to your dispatch I have to
report that a careful Inveetigatlon has
, iS^. M sod nh
id It is repoi
CaUed
mutilation
due to the effect of small calltFr bullets
fired at short range, and I withdraw the
charge of mutilation.
ISlgnedl
________ -SAMPSON.”
toCabS.
ffOapaCH
^ ^ MoCFi
Moee Btohlgns Mew Oe toCabs.
lorgATr,
Newport News.-Va.. June r.-A
J7-—A reglregi­
,
\
J
JAa
as. A. M«
Moogg.
ment and two hatialions of Infant^
'
\
Csmia
CsBialttaeembarked on the auxiliary
•ty cruiser
^ Mr. Bound
Bond (hat (hi
(he report
Harvard
here
XaturAsy
and
plmoedoo
left yeaier* iwnigtliil
were the greaceet. Colonel Wood's men.
ed and nlaoed
oo file
with an.advance guard well out In i ds>' f<>r Rsnllago to reinforce
MoUou •mrri^
rarrisd.
'■'T
■nS^oo
the Ninth
_______
front and two Cuban guides before Fhafter. The troop*
Traverse/»i._
CKj.wi.w
Mieb. t...
Jane< tT IWd.
them, but apparently with no flaekera.
went aRuarely Into the (rap aet for and the Second and Third bsuallnns of 7h the Honorable Board o.f fdiMuHoa.
GggTi.a>ntg:—We. tbe uaderalgued.
tl(em by tbe Spaniards. Troop t,. tbc the Tblriy-foiirth Michigan. Colonel J.
advance guard under tbe unfortunntc P. Peterman, which complete* General Committee on VTsja and Means, baraby
Captain Capron. wasalmostsurTounded. Ehiffleld's brigade, the flrsi drtachmenl report that ws bavb examined tbe fol­
af which *alled for Cuba on tbe auxU- lowing claims and bavlng found tl
and but for (he rel
U«lr MUo- orubwr Tale from Old Point Com­ eorreci. would rsc«
COL WOOD. OF THE ROl'OH RIDERS
oa follows:
fort Thursday evening.
CttlnUoa la the plan of the Spaniarda.
'There mutt have been nearly LfiM
L.—rcm.
)
for as perfect aa ambuscade as was
inisalii Has WmB by a Xagrs.
.............,m»
ever-formed In the brain uf an Apache Spaniards In front and to the sides of
Jacksonville. Fla.. June N.-Whlle in
Indian - as prepared, and Lieutenant us,” said Ueuicaant Colonel Roosevelt, bathing Saturday Private Charles
. Colonel Jtnosevelt and bis men walked when dlorusslng the fight They held Durkart. of Company A. Second JlUnols.
'.oquarely into it. For an hour and a the ridges with rifle pits and machine was Hiot by a negro connected with the
v»
(•I
_ half they hrtd their ground undera per* guns, and had a body of men In am* regiment, coming here from nunola
_ from
„„„ the front and bush In tbe thick Jungla at tbe aides of Tbe boys bad been having fun with the
^ feet ........
etorm ..___
of bullets
sides, and then Colonel Wood nt the ' ‘be road over which we were ^vanc* negrff. when be became Incensed at H.aL Hen. Co-eareetraucklag ...
rtght and Lleutenam^Iooel Roosevelt «M Our advance guard struck the ^ Burkart drew hi* pistol and fired, the
isnuisTsi Kinssi rran.
•t the lef! led a eharae which turned i
•"'bfl'h and drove them out But ball entering near tbe rtght aide of the
Co . espphea...............
tptain Capron. Lieutenant
vaebles towel* etc.........
the tide of battle and aer.l tbe enemy
alMlnmen and passing downward. Burk.oleaelBgclceete.......
flying over the hills toward Santiago. i Tbomaa and about fifteen men killed or art was taken to the division hcspllal.
wounded. The Ppenish firing w«a aeMs«e<w Dead *■ Oar Mdw
J.X.OrelllckCo..faool
Th*
Injuries
are
not
considered
fatal.
curatc—so srrurate. Indeed, that It sur­
Mar* Oaw.drwjlBt
It la now defloitely known ihatalxtera prised me: and their firing was fearful­
men on the AmeeicaD aide were killed. ly heavy.”
0«r o« T^reeTUr
erhSc sixty were wounded, or are re­
n want to may a word for our men.” Bhaw ha* decide
ported (» be mlBFing. It is
conUnued Lieutenant Colonel Roooeto cab ulate the Spartlah loasea. but It ts Trit. •Th-dn- officer and man did bta Rapid* battery first on the list of Iowa
knows, that they were far heavier than duty up to tbe handle. Not a man batteries of light ahlUery for tbe wsr^ >raad Trsiwrec Bcrwld. job w
Beginning wher* Iowa left at tbe close
those . f the Americans—at least as re­ fllfwOoiAe
flinched."
________
of (be elvll war. It will be called the
I* Bask, lalerea to bond. mCf
gards acti;-1 !-r« af life. Already thir­
Fifth Iowa light artillery. Tbe Burling­
AlUlllS HEABLT FACB TO FACB
ty-seven dead Spanish soMlera have
been found and buried, while many oth*. OarTtwapeiBSFtolUaaU StglM af ass- ton company will be called the Sixth
bettery. and will he quartered at Camp
era undcuMedly are Ijing In the thiai
ttagatoCwbo.
McKinley in Dea Moines about the mid­
wnderliruah on the side of the guDy nnd
F. FaigOBicB.
Associated Press DbgMtcb Boat, oft dle of the week.
OB the *l<gx- of the hill, where (he main
Commitfa
body of the enemy was located. Tbe JuragUA June tt. via Kingston. Ja­
gpola Kay* Three Crwlwra.
Moved by Mr. MoCatt that (ho re­
maica. June r.-fCopyright. HM. by As­
wounded were all removed.
London. June ZT.-The Madrid corre- port be aoeeptad and daliua be ordered
sociated
I^al-Troopa
of
the
United
LM-r Our Ksaws Dead.
apondeat of The Olaerver aaserta that paid aa reeoHmended.
'
and
Spain
are
almost
(see
totace
'A complete llM »r the killed, wounded
BpalD ha* purchased three flue annored
Moiioo carried.
and missing on the American side. i«- and lea than four miles apart. Tonight cruisers of A«0«. ‘cWO aad 4.06 tons
Travera* City. Mich., Jum tS. ISOB.
wised to 4 o'clock 8atutdsy. Is as fol- ■ tn, picket Knea at certain pslnu are wkh
a speed nf twenty-five (?1
Ibthd
HtmoraWf
Board
of
BdueaUnn.
lows: Killed—Capuln Allyp K. Cap- wHbia balling dimance sf the enemy. knraa.-which will form the nurten# of a
GgffTiA;Mi;g—Wa, the naderalgeed
Ton; Sergeant ItamlUon Fish. Jr.. Troop it'scAs certain that the battle of San- third squadron which wUI be ready
1-: Bcrgram Daheriy. Tro«>p a: 8er- uag-> must come within a week. The witbla three weeks, and with which the
grant Marcus D. Ruaaell. Troop O: , stoops are all ashore here and at Bal- government thinks R can protect the
PrtvaU Leggetl. Troop A: Private Bar- ; qdri. with the eXcwpUbn tg a few scat- Canaries and tbe Bpaulsfa coast In every
a Central b
ry Heffner. Tn«p O; Private Mil- t^^ed companies that have gone forinr the waU* la mate part aad eaat
den W. Daeaon. Troop L: I>rivaie ward. The supplies are sufficleat to «nV. T. Irwin. Troop F—all of the Plret
tg, anny to eusulii a wseVs camrolunteer cavalry;
Private
Blen- p,i,o at both UndIng p<dnU. There Is
*tod. Varaiah wood srark te
part aad eaat wtef oae coat. »oc. Troop K: Private B. Work. Troop * coatinusi rr.wesrion of mnaU boaU
Below U a list of tbebuvinf and aaU3rd lUUinff of sidewalk ateatraaee
B; Private Krupp. Troop B: Privaie i rtding to the Iwach through the paunddRark. Troop A: Private----------- . Troop i
,urf and. as ong week's raUoos are iKff prleoa of jestarday tar ffrooariaa, of west wing.
• X: Private Kelbe. Tyoop K; Frtvale
undod It te believed Ore re- provwotkt aad term prodneta te TravOak Park:
Bailto. Troop IT—an of the First regu- j quired supplies will ail be aahm by
lab
cavalry: Corporal While. Ttotm E.
Tenth regular cavalry.
General Wheeler. In his ofBcli^t>j;^ri.
. lit 80
Xaaat* of (be Wassdfd Men.
places the number of dead In the en­ Ctoar Fork par bbl. new..
Tbe pai4haaa of M d£|le------Wounded—Major JasMa IlelL shot in gagement at BevlUa at twenty-two, and aear Pork per te..............
. ' 6K
8. and four rears Mo. (lor addlIt w
The leg; Captain Thomas T. Knox, shot tbe wounded at between seventy aad Shortcut Fork..................
Uonal roan to be opaniad la Caatral
tn tbe stomach, s^ous; Lteutanant ctghty. No aiiempt has yet been made Short Out Pork per te....
baUdteg.
Bryan—all af First regular cavalry. to prepare an official Hat with tbenama nour.H L.40o.Beat..
Frtvatra-Frank Booth. First voluotacr of the dead andweuoded. ThehlghgTaa* ^F
Flour. H. U * Co, F
eavalry: George BHxton. Tenih caval­ and buahes of the battleground make It
ry; 8. F. Ishlerj Ju*eph Dole, John B. difficult to And the bodle*. hut an offi-____________
Moved by Mr. Maftatt that the raXectie and H. L. Kewiwnh*—all of’the cut ll« win probably be prefared early | Sggt par dot.
pert of the oammlttaa ba aeeaptod aad
First
volunteer
cavalry;
Martin next week./The bodies of thirty-nine Oodfiah per B
tt>.
adop
Prcll
and
Bamnel
Redd.
First Spaniards have been found, aad the ' Lard per ft>................
^M^Ooa earriad.
cavalry;* Arthur Wheeler,
neo- SpanlBh loo* in killed and wounded was ButtarpcrBiDalra..
Oomatlttoe an aehaate aad taaebara
dare Ory<-e. Krtly Mayberry and doubtless much heavier than iheAmeri- Oreamary Bnttor.M..
James Ruseell. Tenth regular cavalry: ce The majority of the ArarHcan Cbaaoa par B>............
Sdwatd Marshtll. correepMidrat New troops are now here or at the front la Gate par bo (old)........
IdbH*Ma^^MUh?^ teaehar te the
Tork Journal and Advertiser, eeriou*: the vlcInHy of Sertlla. The force at the
Oak Park aebool at II7.S0 per^ aaath
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FrivBle* Bcfculter Whitney andNatban- Isiter place, which le about nine miles dolt per bbl.....................
aad Bala Daaa aa taaebar of tha lOth
' ' M M. Poe. corporsa J. M. Bean. Pri- from Bantlagu. numbers cnw Americans Bran per 100...................
grade Bogliah and Amarlena Utmavatea J- N- r>ea! and C. 1. Reed and snd l.fiDO CtAxns. General R'faeeler Is In Potatoca. per bo...........
tara ia pteea of Mia* Bitalle Dawateg,
Corporal J. R- Rbodeo—all of Firat vol- command there, with Oenenls Toung.
rraiga^. at l&O 00 per maath.
Burae
KATgaorjSATi
nntcer cavalry; Bergeent Thomas Law ton and tThaffee. General Whetier
Movad by Mr. Bauad that the raeomwui
remain
at
BevUla.
which
wiU
be
Bran. Centb cartilry: Private F. J. Al­
meBdaUan of thq oemmittM be aonapP
bertson. Trumpeter I. F. Meagher and made a nendesveus for the ironpa laud­ Wheat,
rdaadadoptadaadtha pwaldaat wd
ing
at
Balqnlri
aad
at
this
point,
th*
wnrai
Mvate Georg* RolenA Firei volunteer
derirbaanthartead to Bmke eontnet
artillery
dfid
eavaby
bring
put
forward
Gate.
cavalry; Privates F. A. Miller. Tenth
with tha taaehert m ranammawdfd.
cavalry, and D. V. Wataon. Flret eav- from BaiqulrL Tbe ca\-alry Jiave bean Oorn, per bu
Mrr; PHvale John Damatt. Captain •ent abeid ta cat a wagon rood through
. lucks'Mr. StaartM that tba aettoa
H HoCtlntook. UenUsant J. R.
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