The Morning Record, July 07, 1898

The Morning Record, July 07, 1898

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Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

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1898-07-07

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THE MORNING RECORD. S
TEAVEESE CITY, MICH. THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1898.

8MDi>dT<»r-No36S

WET AT SANTIA60
Besult of Conference Between Bhafter and
Sampson is Expected to Be Annovinced Today.

ANOTHER SPANISH SHIP DESTROYED
The Alfonso Xn Attempted to Bun the Hav­
ana Blockade and Met the Fate of
^.
Cervera’s Vessels.
HobKn and Hi. Oallant Crew Have Bean Exchanged and
Are How at Army Headquartem-Prealdent McKinley
Haa leaned a Proclamatioii of Thankegiving for Victoriee. Won In the War Againet Spain.
New York, jMlyd.-^Spccial.)—The New York correpondent of the London Daily Telegraph has received a de■spatch from the home office of his paper saying that Spain
Jifts Aied for p^ce.

Msirisff the MrTteen aome of whom.

eUim a Ulri ehlp WM la the oolUeion
aad west dowB. The offieen ataod Bridgo Broko Down., XiUtov Foar
aad lajariac Oao Baadfod
waat dowa with the ship. It wat at
flrat betievad there ware ao Miehicaa
eafen aboard, bat it to bow kaawa
la aa aoddeat whl^ oeearred here.
that MIm Bm of Oiaad SapUa. aad
Mapof Oradahadjn
PrafcMor Walter of Abb Arbor, both riare eeremaap ob the bridfe over the
pertohod U'lh« wreck.
Black toA of the UohlcBB Hver. whea
the etmetere rave «np, prcclpltetiac
Halifax. JttTp e.—^trtok McEeowa. 1,000 people tote the water, etykteea
a miadalphto paweigw oa tha
feet belaw. Tlte dead are Cpraa Eoho
BoBTfoyae. aaya ha aaw aaother Phila­ of Shelhp. ared 50: Mta. Uratoa Manadelphian, whaoe aama fie eaaaot recall, haa of Bdtooa, Ohio, ared 55: lllsa Ada
Bloodhart of Sbelhp. Ohio, aced <1;
aerdered b; eallore who fooebt U
Praak Eeekler of Sbelbp. ared IS.
keep the pemeBcert hack from the
BBOAFB or OOBBV WBLLB.

THEY MAT BE SAVED.
WroekiBf Tof #b tip Wap to Xaveoti.
Cau Bpaatoh WrwAa-Ortotohal OolOB aad O^Boado apt Total L«m.
BpMlAl i»Taa Bauna EaceaB.
WaahlBctoa. Jalp A-Tbe Merritt
Wreektof ComipaByb tef laavee
elchtto laveetifauthe eaaditloa
the wrooka of tha Spaatoh warehlpe.
Seeretarp Loaf bee bopce to eave
leaettheCrtotohalOoloo aad perhape
tha Oqueado.
TXB PSIkATO BAXAOBB.

Yoric, July 6.—(Special)—The Journal’s Washington
^>ecial says that General Greely reports that the terrific
storm is still raging off Santiago, interfering with any joint
army and navy movements today.

Bpaatoh Batttoehlio Oatoped At Za-

Washington, July 6.—[Special.]—Secretary Long has re*
_ceived word through General Greeley, signal officer, confirm­
ing the report that the Spanish warship, Alfonso X!I, was
destroyed while trying to run the Havana blockade. General
Greeley 8 information came in a cipher message, and he con­
siders the report reliable. The ship is said to be a total loss.
It occurred hear Marlel.

DEUT IN MOVEMENTS AT SANTIAGO.
Washington, July 6.—[Special.]—The army department
thinks the next move at Santiago should be to smash the
shore: batteries so that Shatter can march in. For some rea­
son the navy does not favor the plan. The president is much
annoyed at the suspension of hostilities, as the condition of
the a^my is .growing worse on' account of the climatic discomfdrts. The president hopes to. hear the result of the
confeience between Sampson and Shatter early tomorrdw.

;

HOBSON AND CREW FREE AT UST.

Washington, July 6.—(Special^—General Shatter wired
Adjutant General Corbin that Lieutenant Hobson and his
crew bad been exchanged and are now at the American army
headquarters. Admiral Cervera is not exchanged. He goes
to Boston on the Har\ ard with other prisoners. They will be
held at Fort Warren in that city.

I

Buoito, xem
liatalia, Bffppt, Jnlp 0.—The maehlnerp of the Spaatoh hatUeehlp Pw
lap# to oat of orAer. aad eha haa heea
eempeHed to etop here elaee aarlp thto
moraine. Thto to jtiat half wap aloac
the eaaal. The hie batUeahlp to aaehcrad to Labe Temeah.
It to aot
kaowa whether her tojnrim are

FABSM WATEE POE VAVT.

tories [gained In the pr^nt strife.
room* when the big ehip wont to the

FXESAPSVXXL WALK HOMX.

BLACK
OR
TAN

thlrd Mtobigam aow to Cuba, "withont
traval pay."
The qomUoa aa to how Mr. Contop to

-

SILK
VESTING
...TOPS

Holley dc OoBBEtato

Wall Paper.It will pay you to see our Paper a
get our prioM before you boy.
REMNANTS' CHEAP AT

HASKELL’S BOOKSTORE.

Markbam Block.

The’ the price to le«< ih>a half what a
patterae ae aap made.

UP-TO-DATE STYLES IN_

ladies’ Silk Waists..
AT SPECIAL PRICES.

Seo them at $2.38, $3.25, $3.75, $1.50 and $1.75.
All tbia season’! garmuita.
Reliable Dry Goods, Carpet
mod Clothing House.

Ail thia

A Giant
Powdor Firecraekor
I Touobsd off in a man’s hip pocket Is a siirpriee. But
what is more snrprising is the low prices
on Clothing and Gents Fur­
nishing Goods at

T. iT, HIOST,
124 Front Street

Friedrich Block.

Don(t Buy a Bicycle
Or Get One Repaired
atr- lirMWkBt* wkMltal}twerdvr«r K« oavrvpalrcd, tta U thaplaeateealk

Remember Mr New PiBce-

312 Soeth Union Street, Opposite C. ( W. M. Depot ~
Elegant Styles InllMliildTiltaBUUiL H. E. GIBBS, Propr.

.New

■!

Coiu Toes
That’s tha style of tho^
Lsdiefi' Fine Shoes that
we are offering for a
abort time.'

itory. The ecenee exacted after the
coIUsioi were terrible. Men fooght
STXAIAXE IA BOUBOOTVX SUMX
Begolar pzios, . $2.76
Uke D alaee, etriklag down frail
Snex, Jnlp 6.—The Spsatoh fleet has
^ ZM oezxisxov.
Special pries, - - $1.96
women who tried to get near the bcata. arrived, and baa bsM noUfled to leave
Oae bmi wae Snallp filled with womsa within twantp-fnar hoars withont coal
lUm Um of Oread Bapkde aad Prof
bnt ao band helped to Unaeh it, and
Waltar of Ann Arbor Among the
mU perished like rato„
TletiiBa—Beene od Terror la Whtoh
TSEXI OBBAT FZTOKXmS.
Keariy every first clam paaeeager
Popolar Shoe Hooae.'
Xnrder waa an Bloataat When Paa.
aeage^ Soaght Safety ia Boati • was drowned or was mardered bp the Bnttor aad Bnthsrford Xave Bifaed
Awfd Oalamity Oaoaad bpa Daaae
With the HaMlota.
Wx with knives frem the boate. Mra
Fog.
There will be ao eaaae for farther
Laeassa of Plainfield. N. J.^ eaoaped
epMiei M iat Howae aBoow.
of the Bnatlere on eoooaat
BaLifax.Jalp 8.—Th«F;>lg Atlaatto with her hoehaad on a light raft, aa ha Waetbeviag eaoagh good pitebera.
wae the only pamenger on deck when Two firet clehs twirlen have elgaed.
Itoer. Ia BoargegM of the Praaeh
a larga
We are again ready, wtU
w
Twe sea who have been tried aad not
to aap
Tiaao-AMaatte cMmpaay hae gooa
■teek4>f lea. to.dallvcrtka
The aoddeat oocorred 00 miles w>nth l^d”V‘p'l!chriYch^t
"to part of Ue city.
dowa. earrying with her eoo of her 785
of Sable lalaad. la adense fag. when j the team here two pears aga, aad.Obe
I [iiifWi.
la a dcBBe fog sixty Miles doatb of the La Boargepae crashed late the Bntler. who recently pitched for tlje
BOFBIHB BROS.
Omaha Westera Lea^e team.
Bath«f Sable lalaad the Hoer collided with ealllBg ahlp. Cromnrtpshire, only half
ertord wUl arrive today aad Bnttor to
- TetephaM Ho. M.
the BriJUeb ship tkemartpebire, aad aa Wg. yet. steange eaongh. the' Utter expected this eveaiag.
WiU Uese
■ aaak allaaet immedtatelp. The eeUi. aaeaped while the Mg Uaer wentdowa. twe good men and Uleason TravThe Gnmatpeblre did all pomible to eree City will have the beet eorpe af
Moa eeenred at 5 o'elaek OB the more
lag of Jnlp 4. aad whan the creak eam« rcMae the survivore aad claims she pitchers ef any Ud^>endeBt
Ue stete. Tlte team haa now
Bmrlp all the llaer’e pemangete wait wss soandiag her leg eigaal every mo- well orgaaited aad when they meet
SMBilOudli,B«iaiS«t
’ aMeep. Only SM peieeai were able to
Oer r>«at Md Cm* 8u.
Ue CMto again today and
Tha
Allan
Lias
steamer
OredaB
bet
gamm wfU W plapad. The games
cacape from Le BonrfOgBs, the malor
l^«faha«oOtoatdpiBglB thMr itato towed the Oromatpeblre to Halifax wUl be called at 8:80 to Ue afteraooa.

“TELEGRAPHIC BULiniNS.

Alfred ¥. Friedricli.

ICE!

Tniene Cilj ScM of Insic!

k - \

CITY BOOKSTORE,
290 Front Street

46o buys salt genuine Balbriggan Underwear, men’s auea.
48c boys a boy’e Washable Suit, with Sailor CoIUr and
f WhUtle.
A
48c buya a mon’a heavyG Cottonade
UottOMC Panta
§
19o buys men’s np-to^Ute Caps.
A
43c bays men’s fine Dress Shirts.
I
$3.98, $4.48, $6.98. $6.98. ^B9 bnya men's stylish All
Wool Suite, worth from $6 to $11.50.
It's not a anrprise to na that we do the clothing bnainaop of
the city at these prices. See

A Soldier of ef the Thirty-Third Xiek.
Btooharged Wltbont Travel Fay.
SpMial loTte'aonUax EMorC.
Waaheartoa. ^Jalp
The war de­
partment haa ordored the dtoebaiTe of
I PhlUip Contop M eompanp O. Thlrtp-

» »u u.

^

I T.J. Host's Great Removiil Sale
'0 i -

The boat haa a capaei^ . of MO.OOO
falloae.

BtieaPaeoed Uoaate TciOntop
And is Eeadp for the Bigaatnre
Of the FrsaUeat.
Bpeelal to Tn aoBatas Bscoes.

during the hot days that^'-rc sure to be here-

; STEINBERG’S

need for earrplBr freak water for the
United Stotea navp.

AHNEKATION SURE.

That is the way with the colors of our sew stock of

I

ei of the Staadard Oil Cotnpanp'e bcaU
toaowpamtoc tktaoeh the Welland
Canal on the wap to the AtlaoUc to be

Weshington, Jnlp 6.—The Hawaiian
Halifax, Jnlp «.—The wreck of Ue
peat Preach liacr. La Bonrgegai aaaexaUoB reaaletion passed the Sen­
A FBBMOB TEAMBASLABTIO^ provee eo harrowing to iU delaito ae to ate late UiU afternoon bp a vote of 48
XJVXE BXHT TO TKX BOTTOM
almoet freexe the Mood. Oat of 785 oo to SI aad to ready for the prealdeat's
! beard. nwlpdOt perished, and oat of eigaatara. All the amendmeau were

SIX HUNDRED PERISHED. >»■ -■>-»

Red, .White and Blue
Never Run.

Orden Welle, eon of A. W. Welle, of
the Welle, HiphsaB BMket Co. of thto
dtp, to oae of Booeevelt'e Bonffh Rldera
aad and wee to the recent batUe of
BaatUfa The followlop le e letter
writtra to hie father:
{a
Five milee trow Sentiaro, Jtoe 85.— \
Well, we hed onr 8nt baUle peeterdap. *
Bp liektor >.000 Spantob teeope bebged
etroBff latr^ehineBte with 400 ronrh
ridere we have aede a name for oareelvee. We loet 8 killed aad 48 wooed1 waa la the thlekeet of It aad bad
a koto ebot tbronfh mp Un cap which
haaga at mp aide, bat 1 dU aot get
hart Wehad Svemea to the troop
wonaded.
^
The regalanwbe came op too late
to help ae eatd-4h«p aew heard of
BBob-Aghttog. AbonyTSoo troope are
neiBped ea the battfi Sdd now end ee
we are wUhla Sve mitoe of SanUage
oar reglmeat wUl probeb'p be permit­
ted to reel antU the etope ia b^a.
The Sevaath lafantrp wilt lead the advaaee todap.
Ittoaotanp warmer here thaa It
wae ia Florida and 1 nm feeliog
Hopicgtaatpoawillnutworrpon mp
acooant I remain lovinglp,
OODKV.

; tee of the Bln Btaadard OD Oo.’e Teo> oeto to be Vea^ to Oarrp a Bapplp.
special w ta Hoaaoa Bwcas.
8L Catheriaea, Ontario, Jalp 0.—No.

\yashington, July 6.—[Special]—^Thc President issued
this e^ning a Thanksgiving Proclamation for the war vic­

SEA HORROR

VoBcht With Bonch Elden la Battle
ofSaattofo.

to get home dooe net appear to eoaeem

PNOCUMATIDN OF THANKSGIVING ISSUED.

TweCeoli.

.htaeely b; tbalr poata and aearly all

STORM COITimiES OFF SANTUGO.

HERE IS ANOTHER ONE.
ALFONSO XII DESTROYED.

HORRIBLE ACCIDEHT IK OHIO.

Hastings’ Real Estate Agency.,
't, CM b* bon«ht (or
1C foot lot. ■■>11 brmw. So* loVoUon. 5tb
I MDd 110 per BPoUi UI'J pM4 tor.
iO foM lol. rued d«rtllii<. r«r>vood. 8S
44
thrve ■Um* •ooib >q4 wmi froa tbc dt]>. LuC cwMl, wen wMmd. reoac CW .■
eterd. ThU to* tarxolaforoolj 11850
KS >rrM I mile wrM. >U Improred. wlU b« mU IB nw ptee* or drtdoC
Block. PhOMTI.
ap. Oth«rptecM}sc>Ma«arrabtcori—

SHIRT WAISTS
Thursday and Friday,
JULY 7 AND 8.
a Item of shirt watota wf Ua a
Wa hare jaat reaelvad a
aad patterns, raaging to priaaa tram 50e to 83.00
Wa will plaac oar eaUra Uae at apccial prieaa for twe daps only.
Mote Ue prieaa: A fine pareala waist. worU
Note
--------------SOc for
-------48a: .—...........
(AU eolon........
aad
etvlaa.) AfaBcpatrippadpareala watotwarU 75c forase. Atalltraat
1 watot. all eoloia, warU $1.00 for T5e. A fine gingham watot in
eh aad broken pistol, worth ai.OO at 87c.
Saotet
larga Uae of fsacp ptouto with ambroiderad froato, worU 81.85 at
CThcaa watoto are capoetolly a^toh aafi aSH. wily
A fine dimity waiit worth 83 00 i
WiU sUk stripaa
Ipaa-------worth-------------------83 50 at 81.08.
- •kiava a few pore! whli
Wa
white watata toft to plain aad fancy ptqaa of
exoallaat valaa at 81.48.8L75,88-Oa CaU aad aaa oar Uaa while Uap

Sir.....................

* wr^va movad oar aaUra stadi to the flrat floor.

The Boston Store,
•t

GLASS BLOCK.

iiiniiiidiiaitll

tBS xosvnro 1c900«D, TpvmDAT,
moBjnmQ bboobp.
mATma^x orrr.^»^uanCBlOAII
AVEB8K BBIUI4>.
OAI^^BAVEBSK
B1
I. ». XArm AMD 4. W. Bash

nEttnuoFSAiiiuo.
r O. Sum Wont There Wtoh the
• 18th V. 8. Intoiby. Which
Wm to the ncht.
The editor of the Bk»k> to in meelpt
of I lottor tom hto brother, t. <X

who wne oocneetod with thle
i, W. BAJncn. XdlMr ud Muttc«r. piperdeM annnor. ditod on beard the
tfinoport Sentoci. to tbe Windward
Pimgi, Jue 19. On board thi Smtofi wto theThlrtoonth D. 8. Infutry
■Id two eonpuitoi of the Tweaty-im
D. A Infnntry. In idr{eli« how leVtire ihoild be addreeeed to him tbe
writer ititod that they ehenU bi di­
rected ineweofUeck W. A. SM* of
the Thlrteeith U. & Infantry. 8e»ttogo.
^l|-‘ M tk« tataSee M
Oq.
Both ^ bodieeofti
mck..MMeaBd eUMBMMT.
were iatac in tin thlekeet et thi terri­
ble eonfUet al Santiago aad Ll<
thoee who fell never
to riee. Mr. Bannen etatod in bit let­
ter that he wae not atteehed to aither
of the eonpaataa, bat expected to jole
the hoepitil cerpe at Santiago. Slnee
then nothing has been reoeived toon
Un, bit if be kae eeeaped nertone 4iJory he will write e deeerlpttoi ef the
batUe toon penonal obeemtion,
theBnooaa.
At flnt £
iortiud
a «f tke Sp»aUh flMt
Mn.T.TAWt 8O0IAI.*^mrT«C SuUiAC^ N«« it' Ar»m>plm th»t
«k*iobfrMd<meUirMffk Um «mnc«
1 BiTin by lira.
••d •ki«»dn«H of Co«M*ddr Soltler.
W. ThnrMll la Bonor of Ooeote.
Mra. WaltorThartoll of Baat Ninth
tmp ttA. U U 4iMbU«l If Broil
etreet. ciTe a pretty toneheon yeatorTCCoriln tki ktiTwy of Admlnl Oerday aftonoon to boaor of her two aleWi. Uioork Uk let WM OM of il«Mt
ton, Mra. Or. B. Thartoll of MaaltoA diriir, in tke fioe of
woe, W^. and Un Dr. W. D. Cook of
•iU defeit. BMsk eoarici to worttj
Chleago.
ThebemAMoraUaMwara to kpepBsntPDrr McKislit yeitirdi; to- iag with the eptrtt that pemdee all
«Mi I rrortiwittw of Ikeiilnaiif. home BOW, red, white and bine bant­
kMUM of
vletorUe »oa
«oi >7
bj AmH- ing forming the dnperiee et the ereh4 the «leMrtoi
«w SfM. Unmgk Ui
omo^ weyo and tiny fiage flnttoring tom
•fi ud eklU of ABerlein toUlen ud erery nook Mdeornnofthe pirlera;
•iOen. Thto to tttiif »t thto Use. all hAm W* off vith toagrant nd and
wtoM htoury noMtl; aide ehowe in wUta eem
The dining reon wne
•■rMiUeled reeerd U 1 belf eiiiM. eoel and refreehing in white lUlae and
a of the pmideit will
•Mord irlU the p««rl|
The Been wm hontonnleree of
AUAaerieiM.
mtione ind enflec
Tke Icneheei.
Wire On-mi'i floit o«t of tho
ttmldMeattotit woild lot
Mdiofijob to nt iuldc BuUvo
hlltoor. Bet M SempMO to rUBinc
iB he ovffkt to kaow
■lat he to ibaou

Putt iTSil. P. «. OhAAdtoo.
Mn. DeEtU Chindler. wife of O. G.
Aealj It her hone of penljeto Tneediy
aftonooB, ifed «6 xein. Mn. Chen­
ier hid not been U etroi( heiUb for
mmA tine, bnt wee ee well le 1
f ill BBtU liter I
dMt Tnaediy. when 1 mdden etrolfe of
pMlTels preitnted her. end deilb
I ebont two o’clock in the ifterThe fnneml eerriMe will be
held It noon todej. aid the bnriil wiU
toke rliee in Cikwood cenelery.
Mre. Chindler wee prominent
tolB7 rood work! ind will be freetlj
■toeed, eepeeiiUj moor tke poner
foerle of the Potter echool hotoe 8u
doy echool ef which ehe wee enperii'
to^nt. end her l(we wiU be felt deep­
ly hr the whole ceannnitj.

niPiAVB raoK high nz.Ajra>.
rattf id Ton, Snpert Beit BiUdeWy
Ware to toe (Mtp Teolerdir.

which WM to coonei, wae aerved at
1»:W p. m. eftor which Ue tntrieito
neehee of Ue popnlar game. -Spider
lb,” were wemd up, Un 4.
Tnric
trto winning Irei prin. a i
frcU plate, asd Utoe Begole the eeeond
prim, a eonmir eoflae epeoa. Uee"-------^ o,»y thea teed
phinletry lor may of Ue fuwto
trne Gypey etyle.
Coven were leid for Ue following
gaeeta: Ueedemee W. Thartoll and
etoun B. Thtutoll of Uanltowoc, Wia.
aid Wee. D. Cook of Chicago. Ueedmee J. W. TnTto, C. B. Trerie, U. B
Oetee, H- B. Garner. C. B Ooekeny
and Ue Utoaae Con Tneia, Erane. aad
Uinnie and NeUie Carrol.

' dpeetol w tot Momxaa Becoee.
Bow Twk. Joly 6.-At Kew Terkll^eetie. Iron L
At Breun-Kitoer liiedrleh. toon

Cb(»,>«t ud mod reJubU plao! to got ymit biojclo repetrod ud
low fcoa it •honkl be Oone. Sstisfactibn goarabteed. “I am -iHww
bicwle nodnea at abtnt coat. New and secuad baad wbeA iartiS ■
and to rent. Pieaae <^va n* a trial.
.
B»Eiag a gpedalty.
ELLIS. 311 Front St. E«s#

IfYou Have Logs to Sell

SUPPORT THE PRESIDENT.
VUl Dn Mm ror ton lactoa.
Whatever may have beeo nid by the
lot Ue admiuisuatioi. it to now oertain that tbe
prctidoit bae adoptod a peJicy eo diettoc-tiTcly AnuricuB that it miaC
nand tbo enpport of patrinclc men d
alljartiee. There may have been a time
wkcu tbo preridnt.hinted to emunic
early d
U en
tiaro bar paued. The lew qawtinoi
bavo txvn onuKidrrod. tbe problome raleed by war hare berm grappled with, ud
tto'D- baa bean worked oei a aolotiuo
botwd'to odoipel the mpfurt of every

Correspond with the Tnrene City Lamber Company.
We have for sale GEood,

FOR THE GREAT RALLY.
OoaeniittMa Bard at Work and Thto
WiU be a GraaUr Sacceaa
T^ Lari Tear.

Sound Hemlock Lumber,
Maple Flooring,
Short Maple Wood.

ud Leelanan oeaxtiee are urged to gei
ready far Ue big rally. Wedneaday.
B-OR BAT.Ul.
4aly?7. The eeiomitteee are hard at
wark ud hoaod M make Uia rally a
Mill Machinery of all deacriptibne,inclndiiig Two Enfflnea,
atiU greater aaceree Uu Uat of *9:.
> innrvctiooe to tbe army clearly More malic, more utertaienrut. a
Ret Worlu. Caniagea and 8awi. A oomplete .Saw Mill Plant
ptirpow- to oocQpy pcivna* larger aad flier proeeaeloa, aad aewar
form
for able.
pent:
leiitly I’nirtoRiooud tbo Phil
-Bally Day" featoree.
ud tn do tbii before Spain ia paabed to
the wall in Cuba The irratidoil ia to
Tke World Prefefa Ue Gmuina.
ta in podtiflfi to reach til tbe advuWbarwer Ue -Wild Weef locatee
tagee of a ootoly war.
Bat the ptetitk-ot doea sot etop beta Ita grand arena Baflelo Biltoou say:
Tbo •‘iguv ore that be bae marked ont a -I eaaa, I saw. 1 oonquered." The ex*
bibttim. of eonrM, etude on ito own
menu, for it le oompoard of a eariea of
scene* that are highly pleturreqna, ud
a e >lleotion of feaU which cunot fail
carried out in tbe fallncaa rf fTnitioi to he totareettog. Bnt U onght not U
be forgotten that Ucm epeetulce are
mast bare tbeeoppnn of til
Down deep in their biarte tbe people not only Ue direct reealt ef Ue appliexpect tfaet tbe pnsideDt will porsne eatira of a peenUar geatoe-Uey are { Has gOOC ap—So haS OUT StOCk.
We have 8' fresh
eoch a policy as will driro Spain from givea u added color of romuee by a f
,
, r
_
Ulk betnisphore ud bringCnba. Puerto dtottoct and ririktog
ij.
clean stock of Cigars and Tobaccos and our pnees
Biou. Hawaii and tbe Philippii
Buffalo BUI to
drr American onatroL They feel that
8 are reasonable.
he must be adroit and............................ iDOoreefnl ebowmui be Je more than
wbaterer
lee (hey expect him to be a mere aeoot. who haa ddaa a gi'vn
amonnt
of
Indian
flghttog
ud
aeqottleeolnto. Bot to be niucoariol the pnn<
dent man have tbe people with tail. Ud btoBsell to a maaner wMab haa lafi {•
Leadeiv to hto owu pa^ or ia tbe op- no doiht aatohto phyaical eonregi.ja ’PhOSa 167.
M8 Froat Straet.
pntitioo may not betiUte to cmfaamaa Ha to fairly u hlatorie ehareetar, who 8.
him CO vccore aome slixht* tactical adaerved ut oily bravely hat affect­
Tutage. bnt if the people, keeping to ively. Tho mere aamtiatioi of bto
Autial W. 0. L A- Xaritog.
mtod tbe pdicy that i» to advuce tbe
with each a performuec aa to
i.*ail4<d StatOk to her proper ptooe among
Tka mimban of tbe Womu’a Cemi-WUd Waat"glvaattaddad gaanthe great poweni of the world, etippret
wiUbold
inaneaa
ud
aigiUoiaca.
That
to
why
th» president hie prngnmme will hetbelr aanavl meetiug ia Ue parlore of |
tba people ehaer wlU aneh a good wUl
eonic deeds and history.
Ue Ladiee Library Uia afternooa «
wbea Ue veteru of Ue plaina daabee
The great realiflUo
so mnob for the fucare w<vili
■aft-ty np U Ue grand aund ud harea bto t:30 o'clock. All Ut memhera are repUy,
ud gl«ey of Uts gr<‘ai repoblic. With bead with a smile aa frank aa Uat of a qaectod to ba present, ud Uoaa wish
V IsMlirf of tbf people no mu will
tog -to Join tba asvocUtioa are tovitori
child. The Americupe<9le may love
■ aBOQwpliUrd Bi«re f<T America
to attend (hto mevting.
U ba bnmbagfid, aa uoUcr great
situry I
WiniamUcBtoley. Hold np hto huda Uowmu haa aaid. hot that, after all
ivsixvid to bto taU. support him ud Uey prefer tbe genulae article to the
e. r.x for him ud the autiuu »f to day eouierfril la ahowa very plalaly to
praise aid gratitade -k Uelr attiUde toward Col. Cody.

TRAVERSE- CITY LUMBER CO

The Price ef Tebacce

JOHN J. BREZINA

COMINGI

Joshua Simpkins!

Geo. R. Winnie,

There to <
opiniun aa to the eafety with wbic
n may indclge In vtotont extetan to
w of pcHsible injury. As rt«atd tbe
hoait, there appeuM to be bat uo optokm—namoly, that that oigan. accoetotoed to a qniet life,
liiu, nay be danger
dugn
mtly cripided by the
oosly ud
atblecie'itptirta Expraetke, aaye u
eminent utbartty.' icaebca that tbe pa­
tient with a weak brart mnA be extrcnu-ly tantioas to bis exereuea. ud
- of a dilatalioi qf the
bcaltby facarc nudo- ndden, vtolmt,
exhaneting offort wfaich hu beei made
wuM of a earprtotog nature. Uuy clin­
ical obecr^-tm in Oerxnuy
ooontry have detected bypetcoiibian and
(UwTvation of the tiuuigea to tbu heart
'bmto that there to under strain ud exer­
tion euDidderablc dilatutiw. which otnCtoocs for a titortor or kiger time attar
the exertion is over. Ocular proof of
thto bae been afforded by tbo Bocitgu
caya This shows nut only the need of
cautioi by Uuee to good haall^ bat
more parttoolarlyoo to tbo care of thoee
who eoffer from uy weakneea. cunstitatiooal or dtberwiee, to thto orgu.—
New YmkLedgtsr.

-Led by Eev. Oochlln.
-Never be critical upon Ueladita,"
was Ue maxim cf u old Irtoh peer, ta8olo-4oeefe WUhelm.
1
Leetore—Un. Beajemto.atnta'pntii oolya
dent.
am
to iOak at Ue fanlto
Setnrdey moralag Ue ansnal aUo- aver will attempt
cf
a
peeuj
womu
to
to'rimt
hto
gyea. ”
tkm of offleere tokee place and whatevXyea toitod free, • and
-tntm, tiMBmr aroUm batiimtobe dtoniiiiu that
may none bafera Ua eeieeaUoa adJoaraa.

BowYerii.
At Qoeeutooon Teittwir. toon New
t«k. l«t Lmuj-l
T^brl

rupiY xvunxo.

NORTHERN HOYCLE WORKS!

The revnitlng eqmd ire not didtog
It Ttry dlOeolt to aeaore getf toenito.
The f^wlig to I eenptoto *itot ef
th<iee egUtod to date: Orrln D. Mone, |
Ben}iiJ|| F. Oirlleli. 4. Bdwird BcM, I
Petw 4ohan>n lad Okirtoo B- Saodild ’
of thto city; Jay B. Pninr. Binhih;
Bene P Bepeneon. Bdraore: Wn. Bobillird: lfaekegoB;4ehn 4w»np, Solon:
Allea C. Spafford, Ovian: Infejretto W.
Uaae. Lake Ann: Berhart G. Deaa, AngaU aad Lee Wigbtnaa. Uonroe OaaThey WiU prebahly ba aeat to'
Chmp Alger tonoirow night
J

Laet CTeatog Un Fnnk ThnrtoU of
I Dr. W. D. (took
and wile of Chicago. Un Walter TbnrTbe Dtogley teriff fur iiroteotion is
teU. Ppot C. B. Deckeray and wife and proviog to tx! u fxrs-lkst rovc-ntto proUr. Ckapel of Uenitoweo. Tbe even- dne-r. AltooAgh lh«c were oily iH
tog wae ptoeeaatiy peeeed to eoetal da:-'» in Fohrnaiy. ud <ioe of tbeee was
a iiDtional holiday, the t >tal retvipu for
tbo month were if
(out £S,
000 0t)0(. an iur-reese of txwly #1.000.
zxerasxoir amp novxo.
000 cn-er Uw of the Inngir numtb of
4airaary. The enstoms receipw for the
at Fraacie •ohoal WiU Have a Good first eight muntbs of tiu- ito<.i] yt«r are
larger than during tbe
Tine Most Wedaeeday.
period of lust year. The inenaw began
Oa Wedaeeday. Jnly 13. Ue cbildree
when tbe tvcei|>is exeteded
of the St Prancia echool will cnioj an tbxM- nf the aune muntii in
on the bay aad a pienie at
irly #1,000.000.' 4uaary showed a
Deoetor Park, Settone Bay. The Qaeae atfll gnalrr tnereaxe. aiid Kcbrnary has
ef Ue Lekee will retara Iron Char­ exiveded loth montha Tlte apparent
i«« of tnaumry nc^ ijiteorerexpendilevoix for the
nandaJoUy time
to expected. Tbe Creeeeat band wUl tnnx in Felironry w«« #Hl.').:tt8. Iwt
farntoh noaic for Ue event The par- the total exoBBS wQl axvoed thto amout
by #$HM).000. which tbe gnrarament adenta, relativee and fneade of Ue pe- rakii-cd in urdtr to qualify us a ladder
pltoofUeeAeol are cordially invited tat the Kmisiis l*adTlc railroad ud
attend and enjoy the event wlu the wbii-h is a!«ot to l>e retureed
chUdiee, aad a large crowd ia expected treasnry. Tbe nirplns f<ir the month
-will then be oenrlr #3.000.000. ud tor
tobeprenent
the itocal your nearly #3,000,000.—Uelbotmta Age.
W. O. T. 9. FAOGKAK..

A party el ton Indline from Hirh totoad, wve to the city yeeterdiy ei •
toeppinr erpediUen. They ciae In 1
mil bolt lid rtoomed hone toot ofen<
itf. HirfaUlindtalooitodjnitBorth'
mt of the Beirere end iU inbihltinta
•re noMly Indline, who ire expert! it
heat hnUdinrWhile they detete
t to flefaiir they excel
to the in of bnildiir beiU, {artieutorir the enlt of the Miektoiw eloM.
The prodecti of the ekill ef theee InAtoie ire ilwiyi inwng the moit eee- For tbe OeunW
iri-fe’ It the UtUe TneetM Bey
moTTOw.
xneee iid eevemt erewe ef expen In« Ue W. C. T. 0.
dli~ Miien ilwiyi eerry oft bonore to oonntv oonveatioB will conveae in Ue
tgatioaal ehnrnh parlon to
wfaleb Ue pablie la eeedially torited,
WUl VelM
Uare being no *AmI—inn {••. The
While ridtor hie Ueyele <n the nee progran. which begini at 140 p. n.. to
Inek et the feir rn>ude toet nirht. aa foltowe:
tnUim Netoon. tome bnilder et H. B.
Uneie—Led W H. E. Stroag.
Whbe' bicycle ehep, fell end Injnred
Ue left knee. Thto limb wee Jut
Untie.
lorerlnr from in tojery enctitoed in
P^er, '*Wbat Ue Flawm Snggeet
• bicycle race Mienbce day. Dr. Oir- to Ue."—Mn. A. C. SniU (WUlard
toer dreeeed the wonnd. Tbe wheel Cnton).
woe badly broken.
Paper, -Why ^ Local Option Bettor
UnnLtoeaae?"
Hoe PoUire and Oeoto.
. At S o'eloric <0 mlnetoe wfll he de­
Teetordiy BBorniar. Sir Biehird voted to a noUer’B meeting, led by
Btotn. tbe palmUt at the Betoi Whit- Un N. K. Strong. Thto will^he fol­
liif, wae iTTaeud on • chirre of f«- lowed by n reom of 10 ninntea, Uen
led by Ure. Ulnore. an tbe
bue teninr. oootriry to the tUto tow.
Bo wmi taken before Jadge Boberte enbjeot: -Aa Wonaa are Citixene. 1a It
Not CaconetitiUonal to Deprive Them
WtodiedhSiadoeeto.
of Ue Ballotr
Adjonnnent

T. MM.

BoMBonUHtoUMW.

iT"irT

V;-tiHlate Paiater
and Paper Haneer.

Flcnie of Fretmal Kyatie Oircla.
The Uird ananal basket plentc of
Trirerae aty Baling. No. M4. of thej
\
Fraternal Mystic Circle, will be held j OllOp, Opposite Eagle Office.
at Ue Weqaetong Qab Hot
day afternoon ud evening.
eapeclally reqaeated to be peeaent DR. HIGQINS. DENTIST
aad also iavitod to brtog their famUlaa
Owe hcNsaam-* KIt* auaw
ud friudaFIHE DENIAL WOBE.
Jams B. Melanaa and 3. A. Maaney
of Qrud Bapida. are Id tbe tity com-

,1 •* ♦ %
ahonld net need changing is 5 rear
more, bat If Uvy |o call and have yom
woTK aoaa xree 01 ooarfo. t.. r- viemrr—Ta,
ent, Optielon. ISO Caaa alreet. 307-4«
Su^TJTiJdtoTiSu

t Stnetlji WaMr^roof Pariliaa,

Cor. State aid Dnloo Sts.
One mght Only.

Friday, July 8tli.
Special Scenery ud meehuieni effeeta.
Singing and daDctag.
See Ue thriUlng aaw mill
Bear tu famona 4oab«a Simpktoa
Oicheatre.
Aa oniiDiry Opera honse atagn wonlfl
be too fmall tor thto prodaritoi.
only »e; ehildrqs nnAer
If. II
\Vi'atcb for tbe parede at noon.

^nmwmmmrmnnmnmm^rrrwmtmwd

A PURE
BLACK AND TAN
Whichever you may Irish when suitlnx yourself with a pair ->
of Shoes, you wiU find in our handsome and up-to-date stock ^
of Men's Bhoes. Tan Shoes are the favoritee at th'a season of -■
the year, and we have them in all shades for Walking,;Bloy-i ^
ole Biding or Working. They are easy, cool and comfortable 3
and the

PRICES OF COURSIhARB
THE LOWEST IN THE CITY.

TIE HANNAH & LAY MERCANTILE GO.!

UUtoUttoUtotUiUUillUUUUtolUtoUijUlul

^'«E®FTT?5s^rp5r-^5'i ‘'-r?'"

THB Mounno xBcoas. thubsdat. jm.T 7. ie»8.

MADEAWSORl
ThHM»nr Inetdtnt on th« Mnnc*
LlM oTOur Mm ttafera th»
ton ICIEE A DESPEBATS DASH
^'C«w Oit tl Tb*t' Eatm^araU
wtU • 8b«Ii «s4 G» Back
_ ^
Ltkeariaa.______
l«n to toa tttoto OlTM to* T»* aimIm
to OapMtaaltr t* Look at Eark Olk*r
to tototr Md Tak* Kota.-T«al OaUad
«lal*> Itot I* K*» tlO* ato-Ha*
«aptal* Capraa OM «a rttot ml BU
Madrid. July C.—The cabinet eoiaicll
I lato altht altar a abort aeiilM decided
nM t« open netotUtlona for peace, but
to eontlnae the var,|vlth all rtaka. while
a alntie soldier reinalns la Caba.
Saatlaco de 9mba. July A ala Klnga*
ton. July •.-fCopyrlthi. KW. by tbe
Asanrlated Preaa i—The 9pao>ah made
a draperaC* nicht attick up.'n our left
thortly belqre 10 a'elbrk Saturday night.
Tbe atoaub waa directed at the poattloa
that bad been earned byGen‘'ra]Kcot'.a
Ben. The Spanlarda left the tnacbes
and charged acroaa the '>pen. atriklng
heavily upon General Wik >ff a brigade,
coneltung of the Math. ThirteeaU and
Twenty-fourth Inlaatry. They were
ralntorced by a heavy fire all along
their Mae of guaa and battertea^ mad
aucceoded 1n driving some of our man
DviB the trenebea. but (hr besTy Are
a la torn poured la stag­
gered the Bpanleh line and scot It reellag backward wtth baavy loaa. Tba
Atoericaaa had advanced from tbe
trenchea. and for tbe Brat time, and
while the Bpanlarda ware In tbe open
tone of our GaUliws
left did aome temhie execution
The caeualtlea aiaoiw our men ware
not heavy. Oeperal Hawkiaa waa shot
la tbe Toot. Over 100 addMdaal wound­
ed were taken to the rear during the
Bight, one batito ceaaiatlag of UO. Ca
dar Ceaeral Sbafter-a erdets the battle
wws rtopened at ( o'aiwk this moratoc
along tbe whole Une. At this arrUiag
‘ tbe aonad of the Bring la like the loag
ran of machine guaa. punctuated by
tbe heavy boom cf tbe Ppaalib haitcrIca. Hie recruit* were ordered to the
front today. Our kaa bab now reached
LTOe kined. and wowaded. Part of tbe
Bigbt attack was directly o|U>oMte lo
tbe etaOcto of the Third and Sixtb
cavalry.
■to to* Dm to the Dark.
Captain Sowdea. of th« Third cavalry,
went with a wvirklag party at I a. m
to straighten the line of entrenebmeata
between Oeorral ChnSeelf brigade on
tto light and General Kent'e dlvIaloB
of tbe left. Whether there waa an acddent to toot ksewn. but be etoahed la
tbe dark wlib the Spanlah who wvre
advaablng la fr nt of tbe working par­
ty. and wa* ol.U»cd to retire. Ro'.lo. of
troop K was killed, and Poole, of troop
K. waa wounded. The Epaalsh did
not advance close eaougb to draw the
fire of the Atnerleah mala line. Tbe
action lasted about eighteen minutes
and went on attnuRanedualy at other
point* on our frunt. The Spaniah loss
could not be ascertained.

TwoD*r*’Plpbtlaga««aBttago Bara Oeat
OwrAnadMOOMam,
Before Santiago, Sunday, July t, via
Kingston. July t.-{Cbpytlght*d. ISSI.
Prass.)-The fighting
duHog tbe last two days baa cost the
Anxvican army 1.700 men. This esti­
mate I* -made by tbe aurgeon# at dlvla. by the sutgrc.pa at (be boapltala Tbe
list of wounded, as made up at tbe Blvlaluo heailquartrra. is very large in
proporltr.n t.. the Uat Of tboae killed outright. ProlmMy lea* than 100, all told,
of the numU..r wi-undcd have died, Inaklag the total numler of deaths In the
aalghborhood of IM. TTu- remainder of
d will tirobably
maay. li must be confer*ed. thought
they would nut Bght. Hoih Impressinns
were toroneuua—parUvularly the latter.
(Very. Tb- reiunu
ahow that a number of rexlmems suf­
fered very besvily. the Sevmty-firat
New Tork being the worst <-ut up of tbe
volunteer regtmeau And the Thirteenth
and Rtxih regt^r ^fantiy suReiHng
most among ibeVeguWs. with the Sev­
enth and Sixteenth Inkantry cloke In the
toce for glory. In aome companln of
the Thirteenth regiment one-tbird of
tbe men are go^e. and there aire
paalet In that regiment-----r----enUrelr
without offleers.
Tbe follow ing is a Itoi of
■oned oftlcer* and private* killed In tbe
Beventy-flrat New rotk: Pfivate*
Denirbsberger and .Kolland: Corporal
MUoiu; Ptivatea Scofield. Skiancr.
' Booth aad Decker.
Ltoi of ••flioera and airn killed In oth­
er reglmeni*. on|y. |«nlal. however;
Major Force. Ftrat cavalry; Ueutenaal
W. E. Shipp, Tenth .-avalry; Colonel
Hamilton. Ninth cavalry. Private
Steed*. Company l>.’Buerij-fifth lafantry: Private How*, romi.a'r.y D. Twen’ ; tr-flfth Infantry; Ih-lvap- l-help*. ComLeaverwllch. Comjwny fc. Twenti-tiKb
Infantry: Ueutrnam Bughea. Foui^
tafantty: Ueutenant FiSd. Ompany Z.
Second Maaaactusetts: Capuin John
Drum, Tenth Infantry; l.iiutenact
Garnsrhe Ord. aide-de-ramp on n*Brral
Hawkins' sUlf; IJeutenant Wnil.-imaat.
Thineenth Infanlry: Dr. Mem.cal, Firai
division hetp'tal staff; Lleut-nant
Revynth intantr}': Private

WB AKMimnE ATSAKTtAOO.
to fito Outer tor Tew
Oavnl Whaalara pe^uartera. July
4 Tta Kingston. Jamaica. July , 4,—
Shsrtly before noop today order* wera

nVI ^CKBOMB CKBEATBi
M
traa nlanl abov* Ui*
«a toabtn Bmad at tba to I««l* Ma
OB Baa 7aaa hia Tht B»aBUrta’ak>
Oraaato-Hana* (Maaaptoa
aarrad Ih* IWv. •*>< • <»»
6t Lnula. Jolr L—Toaterday aftnC
latar Cokiaal.DafBt.
0«*ral 8bat- Been fire brake oat lb tb* atable of Dr.
teK* autr. tonTeynl acroia tb* «1»Brrnav*. at the fair itraundi Juat a* th*
cm race vaa beint called, and within
th« flat o( true* mad not a ahot wa* as hour five valoabl* raceboraeB and
flrafl 'until Coloaal Decat murned. At «‘.a lUhlea bad been conaumad and aev*
(lr» th* mfP iB^Hneplla to both aide*
other atable* badly datcated The
ahewed ibtoM*'"* flif^rerlr. »«» »k»" horaea were cut looae from ail the ataUi*y aa» tbar* tra* no danrar a! t1ei and turned Into the lefleld of the
track, where a crowd at spectatura bad
atr*irli*4 t
collecledy acre** Ihhe lownen
Tbe
by the mareat chance that
H»n «rho had b*«n mint to pick tach the crowd waa not run down. A general
other oB fur ihror l&y* cxamlaed «*cr alann had ben tamed In. hot bytbetlma
other'a poaldona aad nad* meaui not** the department arrived *U atable# had
fur future uac. Many of
burned Dr. Rernays loit Equltome,
amlaed the lUi* of the eoemy carefull> Anonyma and Key del Corea, and Clem
r<rr tnaaked battrrlei and trenebea A Creveling lost Ah* Fashion and Fereorreapoodent of the i^aaoslated Prea* dowea. Two firemea were Injured aad
secured wHh glauc* an exceUent
conveyed to the bospltal. Tbe fire U
of the situation Our trenchea tafi rifle. ■uppoaed to bave been of cigarette oflpiu extend oa tbe ridge of high ground
bearing tonard (Ac city from tbe 8u
Juan redoubt aad eweep northward aod
CHICAOO PAPIRB COKB OUT
weatwMii
V Kwa-Ualea dtoreotypers
The death of CaptaJa, Capran ie tbe
to PrUt the News.
Arit flgbt before Santiago. In which
Chicago. July ».-For tba Brel lUne
tb* Rough Riders took part, la tbua
described Only once during the baClW since iut Friday morning Tbe Trtbuaa.
wa* there tie allghleat iign of WAver- Record. Cbroirtcle, Timex-Herald aad
ing or even heel at oh and ihAt was tba Inter Oceaa were laaued this morblng.
moment when Captain Caproa aaak to
of outside non-un­
tbe ground mortally wouoded With a ion atcrotyper* waa brought to the city
revolver la bit ngV hand. Bring and (0 make this poaoible. The paper*, how.
loading, he had been preralng In ad­ ever, were pubilvbed only In fjur-pige
vance of hia tsen. uUdug t.* them coa- rise, but (bla will br Increaeed a* rapid­
atanily aod arglng them to atove rap'd- ly as possible. Tbe Chlcag<
ly. There bad been a brief lull In tbBring from tbe Iblcket. and Captain
Caproa waa calUag to bla mea to push
forward ,He wa* standing erect, and
was In the act of levelling his revolrei
to Are atoen a flerce volley cMAbad tbe Hawi
from tbe tbirket and the pistol droi^ad tbe venate yesterday. Three speecbca
from bla haad- He sank Bpon the
■ made. Hoar advocating anaexaground with bla left band preaaed to tloB. and Undsay of Kenlutky oppos­
bU aide, but amh bl* right hand aUll ing. White of Callfomla resumed his
point Dg to tbe ap t where tbe Spanish
peech to opposition.
'
rlflea wera flashing. Several rnrorades
The bouse passed a bUl (nr the' local
knelt over him, but he motioned them Inspection «f mates.engineera and pikita
•way.
of steam vevael* on tic great lake*: also
-Don’t mind me. boya.~ ha aald: “go the masters and chief mate* of all toll­
D into tbe thicket"
ing veaaeU Of over 700 tons. The aesate
Bifteken wlib dcalb the brave man amendment* to tbe Mil for (ha pay of
beard hi* little b*nd rushing on do tbe the array from enrollment to (be mus­
flgbt, aad with eyes from wbICh life tering la were coacuriwd In. The debt
was fast fading he taw the enemy re- ot the padBc road* waa debated.
traaMBg down the btUaide to Santiago
mpaay Pays to* Bill.
When (he flgbt waa over Captain CapMilwaukee. July A-A apectoj from
ran waa carried teaderly by hia com
radei to the Wt'e bnaplial by lb# tea- MaoKoe. Win, says that the Traveler**
Btaore. but before tbe sun went down iBSuraace compaar. of New York, baa
the calm of a aoldler a death waa upon paid the aute tfC.Ht. Tbla sum waa
bla features With h;> dead comrades adjrdged due to (be atate by tbe aubo la burled on the batt:efleld.
brought agalast tb# company by lasurle to* Pvo'MWtofTicComirlsrioBer Fricke aad Altorney
Chicago. July 1—Edward B. Dreyto
Hylrea. The gruund aas that
former bead of the banking and real General
the company, which waa doing both a
estate Ann of E S Dreyer * Co., wa* life and acrldeat Inanranre business.
(vatenred verterday by Judge Smith mnst pay taxes on both lines, whereas
to the ptoitratlary to aerve an ladef- It had up lo that lime been payliv uxe*
laM* period lor the embesalrment of
ttU.toi. which the west park oaremla- 08 but one.
Um a* lu Tbe ouirt baa signed a bill of axcep
Oahkush. Wto. July (.—The Morgan
Uoa* la the ra*e whicb will be takto to and Fame faetcHea closed their doors
the supreme rut
__
Saturday
■day night fur an Indefiaite period,
period.
.g ^Ided at a meeting of the millAuaawl*. iamH* B-e*e*w
MadHd. July « -Th* Spantoh euaaui men Saturday aftemtK>n lo close all the
mills
except
tbe
McMillan
concern
until
at Slrgapoie wire* the fallowing me*
sags from General Augnrti. eapialr a settlemenl witb tbe rtriklng wood­
workers <fiuM-be reached. The only
rers-a! of f*-e fSI ! pin • ' T'** *li >*
sash,
door
and
blind
n.lli
tnrnlag
yes­
tloB la UBChinged. Uy family haa suc,-ee<le<| In inlta. ulourly escaidng from terday was lb* McM.ibiB (a (oiy.whets
(be unUm has eff^ed a comixomlae
Macahora In a l-o.-t and havina a
In the A,fflcultles which caused tb*
through fhf American veaacla
strike.
rived safely at Manila."
PwiBc Medores Wat
•eatw oa toe OtoMad.
et Patfl.jJuly *-General Manager
Chicago. Jbly A-L- a*te rccorda at
Kendrick, "f the Northern Pacific, ha* rase ball yeW-rday^were; At BalUiBucd a n'tice t» the effect that the
4. BaltlinoTv 7;
wags# of train employe# over the entire 'Waatalngti>ii ^ Brooklyn 2. Washington
system ha'c been nstored to the Bgnre 4: at New Y’rrk—Ibtoton i. N>m York f,
before the reduction in tUl.
at Pittsburg—.St. Doate t Pltfburg I;
at Chlragu—Cleveland 4. Chicago A
Seor^ oa the BIbbWestern I-eague: At MInneapoIla—
Oilcago. July S.-Teaierday'al-aacua
baa« ball itvords were: At Clnelnaatl— SL Fsnl 7. Minneapolis ♦; at Detr..HLioulavUle 4. Cinrlnoatl 7; at Pltiaburg Mllwaukee A D. tral( 2: at I
—St. L. u.a 1. Plltaburg 9; at NVw York
It City 10.
—Boston A S»w Y.-rk S; at Baltimore—
Phlladeliibla S. Batt aiore 12: at Wa*hHistoric 4iaa la No Ibro.
IcgtoB—Brooklyn 4. Washington 1; at
Two Rivera. Wla.. July A—While fir­
Chicago—Oeveland 11. Chicago t. (Af­ ing salutes In honor of the victory the
ternoon) At Waahingt. D—Urodklyn 6. old city esnnon. which has done service
Washington 9: at Sew Torii—Boston on similar uccss:on* for the past forty
Id. New Tork S; at Plttsburg-SP Dupl* years, exploded with terrific effect,
U. Pluaburg 7; at CIncInnaU—Lbula- blowing the cannon to piece*, and
vlUe 0. Clorinnati U; at Baltimore— wrecking the gun •arriage. Fortunaisly
Philadelphia 2. Baltimora d: at Chicago BO one was injured.
—Clevelaad S. Chicago 4.
Western Leagae; At Indlanapoliw—
ABBBITXATEB TSLEOEAHa
0: at Hlnnespoils—St. I*au) &. MinneapoUa 2; at I
Detralt-Mllwaukee 2, Detroit «; at
tCansasCity—Omaha 0, Kansas City 10.
Clegg. Wright B Co., manufacturers
(Afternoon) At Indianapolis—Coluroof umbrellas. New York, bave assigned.
AssvU and llablllUes each IIW.OU.
ncnpolli 2. FL
Fur the first time In the blsiury of
wnukee 4. D-lnilt S; at Kanaas City—
HeihudUm -a MU«a..k<:e. (he Met oUal
Onaiha J. Kertsaa Oty 9,____
churches uC that clly are free Irum
Petor to'lll
debt.
Tt>i.eka. Kao.. July • A-Ex-Senator
The Mltlwaukee dty council U aUU
Peffer has Whitten a letter areeptlng figthlng the Milwaukee Elertrlc Ughi
ProhUiU'' a a >inlBalloD for governor and Railway cun;pany In an eodeavor
rrevniiy icn'lered him. Henat.g Peffer to secure u d-cent far*.
•ays he » ,11 Ifvrte two months to mak.
Ing n tm roueh rnnvass on tbe aidgle
issue .f I'.robihlt.on.
hartag ukan men from Chliago to take
the places of (be strikers.
ABBRSTUTED TSLBO&&M&
A pwTtlon of the southern partof Bath.
Fire at Mrirhetsoa. Kaa.. destroyed 'Ue. was almust wiped put by fire. The
the First Nailcnnl Bank buUdlag. Loss. fire was sul dued after S10Q.UK worth of
rs.f-iO.
proberty hnd'beea destroyed.
Ex-Vt-i- President Sttvensno delivered
Fharkey. toe puglllsA has issued a
tbe Fourth <>l July oration at MIxIonk. challenge to any beaywdght in tb*
nia.. tu a vast crowd;
world. "Kid" UcCuy preferred, to bos
H. W. Danfurlh. acting asslsuat aiA-- twenty or more rounds for gt.OOC * side.
geon. reported amung tb* wounded at
Captain A. M. Fuller. Second United
tbe battle of Scntlaiu, 4s a Milwaukee (states tavalry, Is ai Appleton. Wla.. for
‘ a day or two after s detail at purchas­
The mleer* arrivint at SeatUetramtbe ing horses for the Ohio voluntocr cav­
Klondke report that scurvy bas marked alry.
' of mea la the KluaiUke fur lu
Olhson of Tenneasee has Introduce^
Tlcili
bins In the bouse extending the frank­
Three young men-Charlc* Rearicy, ing privtlege to the officer* and enlisted
Boy Sinnet and Charles Wims-na— men of the army and navy during war
were drowned In the bay at HamUton. times.
Oat., during a storm.
Tbe death rate during caralval week
liosttoB Brawes. of fiaa Fra*»e4aan.
beaten tbe worid** amateur swimmng record for 440 yards, bla time be­
but a deetba, giving a death rate
of 7.27 per l.«p0.
ing * minutes 10^ seconds.
Tbe boiae of ex-Poatmaster L. JackPnurtb of July was celebtmted with
great unaalmliy all over the United man. of Rvnnminee. MICh.. was robbed
bll* tbe family was out and flW In
6tal<a That tells the story of the day
briefly. |t was also celebrated la Eng­ money and SMB worth of dlamtmda and
JewvlTy were stolen.
land.
It baarbsen aacertalnad that the
It is annoBDced at Tacotoa. Wash.,
that tbe aalaries of aUengiaeeraaadBfv- Chilean cruiser O'HlggtuA which was
thv Nonbiia Pacfic at* W b* said to have been purchased by Bpaln.
advanced at toast IS per cent. «om- toft St. Vimeni. Cape Verde istanda, oa
June 21 (or Montevideo. Uruguay.
menclng this month.
Hu Sudsllst Lalnr party ef WiaceaTbe race at Vancouver. B. C-. (or the
•Ingle Bcvlllng championship ef tbe 'aln. In conveuUon at HUwankae. nomIhatad Henry Rtoae. ef North PralriA
between Jack Gaudaur and
Johnson wa* a fiasco owing to the (act (or geveraor. and Herman Ooagvr, a€
■Mllsfai........................
faukea. for II
that JobovB e*r»'k a srag.

Ttotarday B«BrT'Orh4y, srh* wm arrastad «■ tba akarga of bsatfag Ua
srlfa. was flaad BIO aod
ooato hjr
Judga Bohara.
VUlta Foata. an aatarprialsf aarrisr
boyaftbeMohno Bbooki, coptarad
drat prias la Ua alow MeyoU
HorUport Monday.
Dr. 3. M. Loudoa, whoracantly giadaatad fro* Ua Uaivaraltyof MlebigaB,
baa daddad to open deatal porkra la
Uis city. Be bas leased rooms la Ua
Markham block aad wiU ba ready (or
bmfaoM Boxt weak.
The BapahUona srard
a U Ua ooaaty s
Uoa. will ba bald nagt Wadi
Blag.
Tba mill of Ue TraverM City Lambar Co.. whlU haa baaa abut down
I time walUng for Uga. atartad ap
again yesterday moraiag. Tba oosapaay’s tag ia now xaftiag loga from
polnu along Ua hay. The mill atUI
ha* abvit S.OM.OOO feat of hemlock to
cat.
Tbare wUl be an adjountad meetlag
of Travaraa Bay Hive. No. 71. Thnrw
day aftaraoon at i p. m. ia Moatagae
haU.

Bor aad Jamas MaOeaaaU arrivad from I
BhtHPafi Baton on «. B. * X<MeBCB7MUrdayhadsrUl apaad Ua
BaSalaN. T.. one (ara for roniMi
tri^ 8*11 July llUtolsU-OoodtoMawmar.UUl*aaetioB.
6ao. r. Sagal aad Oao. W. MUIot af tvnSfpa laL
Daaktrk. tod., arrivad Uat night aad
SeU July ItU goad it______
wUl apaad aaam ttma at Ua Park Augnat tOU.
CiaeUnatl, osaeant par mila Sail Ftoaa.
t^tomber *<1. good to ratorn October ‘
Mr. afid Maa. W. A. Buttarftald aiv
---------- - — far* for round trip. SaD
rlvad from Cbleago Uat sight and at*
Juae 27U and UU rctors Jnly 4th.
foe*to at Ua Park FUee.
ladi-----— fare for
*- -roaad■ trip.
iDdiaaapllia
one
________ Augnat
•_______ T>.v
K & PattaiaoB aad wife oi Grand Bsdl Aagoat flih. ratorn
HU. ^
Luclngtoa.oaafarafor rttotod
Baplda are Park PUaa gaasU. They
Sell
Jnly
2CU
to
Augast
sU:
arrtvod Uat evanlng.
^taga, one far* tor round trip.
Sell Augast 1st, good to return Angnto
A pUy of raalisUe charaetar. anliUad
TorantO. Oatario. oa* fare (or 1
“Joahaa Simpl^inA*' will be prodhoad tr^ dell Augnat 24th. J5U. and S7tM
her* aadar a water-proof pavilloB on a good to retora depk 6U.
■er of Sutaand Ualon straata. Tb*
piaoa U aald U have pUa|y of Ufa and
vigor la it and an ampU tcpply of
(on aad la«gbt*<r. Tba
ktory to told of the mfal variety, and to
said to ba eery slffi>lar to Ua "Old
d.*' Whan waaay that'Uara
to a big, portabla stage flO feet tong and
40 feet wide, and a real saw mtU to
ahawB on iu wlU a real (oar-foot oireular saw produciag real sawdust, and
that oaa of Ua charaeUr* to bound on
a log aad dimggod to wiUin an twh or
two of iU glittoring taaU, ^ have
said aaongh to aroaae Ua InUhto euriaaity af laUndlng vtoltoia. An capecUUy Am orchaatra to carried by Ue
r. which gives a variety of dsa(ncladiag aU Ua
. The two band*

roaad tr.,.
..
good to rotnm Aag. tOU.
Bednoed rate* to oUer poUta Pbona
! C. E Momy. Ageni
C. U Lockwood, G. P. A..
Grand Baplda
If yen ara •roUiMt •

...

yaara’ axparisn. . '3 - '
SC7-4*

J. A. Beadrlcka oama up from Ana
Travaraa OIW MarhnC
Arbor last nighk B* srlU oommaaoa
Below to a list of Ua buleff uA adb
lag tries* of yaaterday Tor groc|^
basiasa* agaU ia Ua ooBfeeUoaary
prorbltett
and farm prodneto in TravliaainthawaathalfolW. W. MlUark
City:
drag store.
flgLLtxapgtcs.
PaUtera atartad painting Ua Saoowl
M. B. church yaaUrday.
72
Tsotorday an M. A N. B. train kUlad
n wUl ba vriUln i-Mch
a cow belonging to Gaorga Owatklna,
2«a of all, U oanu being Ue price for
Ua Wmt Side butcher.
4 SB
14#
L J. rUm haa taken a paaitUs aa adalu aad 1& oento for tUUdroa
M
•tenogr^bar wlU Ua Bally MUgU
U
OLD MESA LIFE.
Co.. whlU, Mtoa PhUUya to taking a

gSJKSSSS!';”-:;::::; •“

mSU..:.....

Thar* sriU ba a kat bnU ganmat mh
When the man vreot down to tb*
atreat park betwacn Ua BaalUm and
ttolaa Colts. Uto aftarwooH at flilO. IMda the pnablo waa nally in oonbol
of tmngbtfU ownesa '
tba iinpmlnnt partner in tbe honaebold.
8ha was the enmor rd tba boose aod all
it «v»it«iiwvi gbc built it and (nmtobed
It vrUh iia utansil* of daily nee. Tba
e. B. Mahan, tba draggUt of BU tUUdRB traced deaent Uroo^ • the
Bapida, sra* in the city ycatardsy.
toother smd took bw eUn ttama Tbe
B.C. UmnnrbUraadtoOrnndBap- mn's poriUm. other than mm* proTtdee, was that of an boBored gnsal.
idayeatarday.
Mra. J. W. Millar baa gnaa to Bay a^ if bo pMsamieA dbogrtcably 00 hto
poaition mom likely than not be
VUw to apaad Ua aoi
sent fanok to hi* own boms, fbr (ram
A. U Bachaat aad family ratnenad
being the general sUreand pack animal
Toaaday csaalnB from Uair trip to that is bcrciatercd tbe pUias titbea,
Chase.
tlto Pueblo vrenan'a dattoa ware pnnsly
B. OwaUrina. wha has bean vUting dnmeatic. and if site avv woritsd in Ua
Bald U was fur (be comiw good, to
to hto bom* at Mtaa Contra, Mian., •gra the «nty harvest in time of nead.
Tbe grinding <d Ue many oolcred
yaatorday.
Dr. aad Mra. 8 O. Sasryer reUmad com for bread, the weaving aod tbe
»naHng of pottery wore her principal
ymterday from Uclr vtoit in Ohto.
‘oocnpBtioru. and are to Ui* day. Tb*
They wore aocotBpanlad homo by Mi*. PneUo Indians are par excolltawe tbe
BrUas.
pottora of tbe amtbwest. and it will ba
J-C. Wright ofOraanvUU to ia Ua oonfeastd that Uty ousne fairly ty tbe
city.
xitia as an examination rd aonia of tha
Mtoa BeUU LardU rwtamad Uat old time ware will prove. alUongfa in
night'from a Urea sreaka’
at thU caao, a* 4n aome otbun. the evolu­
tion ha# not been for th.- better.
Grand Baplda
In the small honseccUor in the white
Will Brown, foraasan of Ue Bnoonn.
•imlight the pott'.T mt. and. vriU
to taking a week's vacation ia LaUad. emrael^ any tor.la at alL
WUlUm Courtney, advacee rapreaaathe pouor'a an as to ohaltoUve of Ue Coortenay Morgan ThaaV^ loige admiration (ran ns with all out
rieal Company, paaaed thrmgk tba dty
Tbe nse of the potter's wheel
waa unknown, and the "throwing'
yaatorday oa hto way aorU. Tbe
paay to playing Ue amail towna la a shape by this nu-ons oat of the qneenorUara MiehigaB and Ucy will ap­ tion: but witb a boUow bit of haUetware or a pieoe of broken pot for a sup­
pear again In Uto city next srintar.
port an tbe forms from a aiiupU foud
ArUor Despreo haa fiatobed a job of bowl up to Che hugsm aad moto daboplambUg on Ua new waterworks at late water ja» wera boill np by coil oa
Charlevoix and retnrwed Uat ntghA
eaO of clay. omooUed or modeled in
WUl Monroe, formerlrof Uto dty, to patten) as the vasoel gr«w. and when
ofU
•
vtoitinc frimida hare. Be wUl nUrn
notably Uoae cxoavaM bv Of. Pewkt*
to Chicago today.
A E. Joaea, a mardmnt of WalHn. of tbe Bmltbnt marveL
traaMtad buaUaaa ycatorday la Ua
Than asms Uc tVmrating, and in avcity. cry own. frixn tba simpkat to tba axai
BIwU Lawto ratnmod Uat night aUfaerate and intrioata symbolic deaigB.
from a Urea we^' vtoit at Plaiawell. oaa most cmil^^that the IndUa narn
Mich.
( inocftoiTc a
Gaa Chttotianawi of MaaUtaa waain art prlnciptea There nav0 ia any waste
af eocegyin “affect,'' TbodeaigB alUe dty Tectorday.
wav* mearu a ooexxete Uing. whkh
J. J. HubbeU.chtofengUeeraf Ue appeaU to tbe nndersttnding of tbe InM. A N. B.. was ia Uc city ymterday dUn* for wboae aae the ntensiU ara.
from Mantowa.
A. W. Well* arrived from St Joseph their
grat r-haiB* biading Uc old to tbe new.
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Harper aad Mtoa K«w me ara two tinajaa or water jaia
Mabel Tbnrnpsoa of Chicago, arc visit­ One to many gencratioaa parimp* «mqtnrwa old. tha other peihaps Bra year*,
ing bare for a few -days
—
•ndyetin................................................
a. Pisrea came ia yeaterdsy from they are mack alike, and if the newer
Pifalmkm
onewas properly “uned" they would
IM. J. C Ganatlatt and H. Darkaa pa« as of tba same period.—Fonaad
ware vtoltora here ycatorday from Blk Luagran in Oentniy.
Baplda.
JoUaa RtMsberg hat n
trip 'to 6t. Ignaaa, lUtoi

Banoft Motes.
Mr. Ramick of Jadmoo. aad Maignrat and Dan LaUrop, grandehildran of
Mrs. O. I. l*Urop, have arrivad at
Edgewaad. Mr*. W. W. WUUaiaaea
and nelce, who have bean stopplag at
Uto raaart reUrned yesterday to Ueir
home ia Grand Bapida
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Treadway aad
Alfred cams up yesterday from Grand
Bapidi aad went vrar to Ne-ab-towaato to spend Uc rest of
A. F. Ony aad InmDy of the Pealn•nU are aaterUintag B. F. Snaidar aad
famDy ofOadlllae. They arrived yaa­
torday.
Mra. MoriU of Detroit arrived Tnaaday evening and to oeeapylag see of
Mtoe Lewto'aottagaa.
A party
of Mtoa McKenxia.
Mr*. Uwto Vtdght Jr.. Mra H. H.
Haltman. and Mra B. MaxwaD Moward and family of Ctorianatt pamad
Urongh Ua el^ yariarday an rout* for
Mra A P. MaOanaD Bad Mton Ban-

win ran on Beat Bay as Mlows:

24

Traverse
City
Has B wooderfal man within its
limits. h> tbe psrson of

Sir Richard Easion
Of Lexington, Ky,

TlKToiHigEnpAPaliittul
SlaUfic Life Header.
Not s clairvoyant or fortone teller
* hot a SdHDtiSc Palmiet.

Tlie Pablic's Bisinas idite.
Proffeaaor o( Afitrc
ogy, Physiology, aod Char*
acter azpragaunt.

' Palmistry Taught.
The 14 lines and Monnt# and Pba- .
leoges, for 12.30 tor ibis
week only.
Impreasioofl taken of Hands, Bead*. ing in Palmistry or other
Sciencee 50c and opwarde

SITISFICTIOI GUIRIITEED.
»ek ehaigee will be bigfaer..
ve your palm read and
know yooreelf.
Tbe secret of snocess is to know
what you are best adapted for.
Easton can tell yon.

Tlie Kiflg PbIibM
Honrs, - 900 a. m. to 9:30 p.^

Parlars at UettI Whitiig.
......... Sf ;■
Block. Hotel Whiting and Park Place
at t:»0 p. m. 'Bas i^ill also connect
with boat at 11 :M a. m. Fruit car trill
be at Bast Bead on Tnaadaya, Thnrsdaya and Satardaya Pateangen aad
fruit will ba token on at any point
akmg PcnlMalaakora by eomW oat
in a boat.

7:20.

Far* » eaato.

Baa ,tey
Jawatry ator* when
yon oone to Ue postofliae sad taka ad-

No display of aigM mada. Ask tor
non 42 or coma dliekt to parlor wAara
'oa will find LaCr Earrax in attosA- ’
nos. AU bnslnsa* private. Call soon
or after Ue Srat weak charges will ba
ilgbar.Impn
aad palmtouy tau^t privatolr. For
prieescto. call Graduate of La Baa*
Palmtotry School of Psfto. Fr.

THE HOME

ProtectiTe Association
OP OAVLOnO. MlOH.
I Ua must liberal Slcknaa* and
_______ It lna*raaaa‘'PDUey of th* day.
AutboriMd under Ua State laswsnes
Departmsat of Mleh.

■Sv^t-r-AV^^^sS
W. R. HARDY.
Dtotrtctapantfor NorUwaatoralT '
gan, Travaraa City, Midt.

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i i iiilM

IHX Muuuro aBOOXS,TRDBSOAT,7DI.T % l«8S

raMBINNUnACK.

md B«um; Pourtb Ob.o. CaIobcI A.
B CoR; rwmh PniMTiVMtIa. Cotonal
D. B. C»*e.
0«ner«] wiuoa l«ft thu aneracca at
• o'clock aeoompanled by hii otaS. Tbo
Flrat brtaadc
orrmi Wlloon'i 0I.
Tloloa broke camp yecunla)' aftamooa
and morcbed
mwcbed to Rit^ old. where they
embarked early . tb.i moraine for
Charieatoa. The Eecoed brigade leR

OrdarM To B« Plannod by tho
Cofl^naitdon of Our Army
and Navy in Cuba.

the iDOTentcnt of any additional troopa.

BBiFTEB AID SAICFSOI TO OOITEB

iAeomniii

BEFOBIXUV WAEB CAOttVI
A BepabUlBaa' (aoea* tor Ward Wo. I
beUioOraatoBaU.Oaoo «i«o>. oo '
ewm^^aly It. tBA ol S o'eloeb,

At to It* Central Atpaet* snd
aa tr tha Partieultr Caaa
of Hawaii
LATTEI CASE 18 ALL OOSBEOT

C. A BAHWON

Ever Banted Ontt

rual Attack oo Sastiage da Csba
Baa Beta Poatpeaed for a
Fee. Dart.
■antmac DoM Mat Btock the ■ealfa at
the Harbar aad Um Uaa lataBaeatbe
Bloat Parea a powaai

taeeooo Waald

a eaatlaea CatraabU far L
Ordarad ta

~ |!«

cral GaiT>:aon rommanding. The regi
menta departed before daybreak this
ntornlng. The Ohio regimeRt goes to
New Tork where it will embark on th«

WaahlBcton. Jaly A —It b laamed
't:'.e:v that tr^eodooa prea*
•
' « ht to brnr upon the
I: .
ivmmandar et SaBtimeo by tha
Coieica eoaaula to Induce Urn to aur>
rader. Ihe conaula have commual*
cated -ertth their home covaramenta.
and it la beUeeed here that lepiwaeaUUoca will be made by them to Bpala ta
lodttce'h^r to permit tbv. city to aurrender. iherai y preeenticE lurttar las.
cf life and property.

the Harvard and Tale All Superfluoui
baggage waa left behind and everything
that could be epared war dlacarded. It
being tbe deaire tn mnve the reglmenta
with ail poaalble taaate.
entVEKA PLANNED BIS aOKTtB
Bat Bat
kcltler'i t'Icn

Waahlnctea. July A-Aa a renliof the
Off Santiago de Cuba. July 4. Tin
pablnet tt.etims yoeterday tastruciloa* KlngiloB, Jamr.lca. July C-—(Copyrlgbt.
were wot by the prerldem to Admiral IfM. by the Asjodaud Presa]—Ad­
Bampaon and Oeneral Sbafier to confer miral Cerveia hc:d a consu'tatlon with
together < jiK.-nilr.c a Jutnl plan of at­ his ofliceti before sailing oat of the har­
tack upcii the rliy t’pon the outcome bor of Santlsio de Cuba, and by a
of thia coclereme del eave the line of email majority the move was agreed
aetloD for the :mmrdli,e tutute. For the upon. The ralno_-1ty said that destruc­
prtaent the land bomiatdmeni by Oen- tion was sure, as m_ny of the firemen
atal Shaftrr'a forcea haa been defirred. had mnUnlcd and t) e best men In tbe
aa the altuatfoa haa f« completely fleet were worn out 1 y serving the guns
Ranged by tbe aanlhlUlloa of the In tbe shore battenira. Early on tbs
Bpaalsh fleet that It la n anlfeatly the moralng of the sortie
part of wtadom for thli land bomhatdaaoat to aarnR tbe co-operation and gup- west. Admiral Cervera < rided upon
port of a bomhardment from Admiral tanlllo, Clenfuegos. or If possible
Bampeon'ergleet. General Shaftar'e «e- vans, the port to be reached.
Re would have gone east but tor the
sighting of a large transport fleet df
a:M o'eloeh Sunday morning. Aa.hour Slboney. sad the assurance that a cob.
later Admiral Cervera made hla eul- voy of war vesssU was atiU with the
adal daab from tbe harbor. reaulU^ m transporta. As a matUr of fact there
« compieu tranaformaUon of the aaval was no war vessel larger than a con­
verted yacht, except the New Tork.
arH mUltary
that could tkave obetructed Admiral
n Mrlke a B
Cervera'a escape eastward. Naval men
icing Spanlab Beet
are sure that the Spanish visitli
wtthls the harbor the -way haa been here
could have dlsable^r sunk the New
cleared, aeve for the shore batteries, for Tork and escaped %ad the eastward
the entrance of the American fleet up to course been chosen. It Is claimed that
the very wharves of the dty. With thU one shell killed IM men on the Vlscaya.
material change wrought It was obvlthe vessel fore and aft.
atts to the authorities berc that tho blow raking
After a chase of sixty miles to the
intended to be deUvered by Oeneral westward the Brooklyn, cloeeiyfollowed
tetur aloel would be doubly effecUva
and decisive If the two forces could be by tbe Oregon, overhauled the Cristobal
Q>bm after she bad run ashore and bad
hauled down her flag. Captain Cook, of
It U
is for this the Brooklyn, went on hoard of her and
reason Biat the conference Is fadd
tween tbe American general and the tbe oommaader of the Spanish armored
American admiral. Up to the cloae of cruiser came’forward to surrender hnd
oAce hours yesterday no word had come was taken on buard tbe New Tork. The
Crlstabgl Colon sas not seriously
either to the war or nav7 department damaged,
though she was struck sever­
po Car as was dlacloaed. si to what deal Uraea Dudng the ctissc s clever
terralnaion had bees reached at the msnoenver
of Commodore Schley la
conference.
heading due w^ to Cape Caney. while
At the same time It Is the clear e»much
|>ectaU0D of the authorities here thst
'.the conference will result in a determlnrape im.
atlen by the admiral to take bis fleet
There seems to be no doubt thst the
thbough the narrow neck of the harbor, Cristobal Colon, and perhaps tbe other
make his way past the shore batteries Thrgg Spanish armored crultres would
and fortlflcatlona. and take position be­ have esesp'-d h*d ii not been for the
fore the city for a bamliardmeni. Tliere prcn:{.t artic.n nf Commodore Schley.
to reas n to believe that thelnstructions The Brooklyn, hi* nagshlp. aldnr was
ant to Admiral Bampaon at least non- tn position to stla^k tbe Spanish vesTeyed the deire—U not the Inatnictloni ssls as they left the harbor, and tbe
—that he enter the harbor. But It Is commodore steamed directly toward
•aid thst the admiral and the general them and engaged all four cruisers. In­
continue to be the auprme ofllcala In flicting greal darr.-.ge upon them. The
authority, and that Ulng on tbe acene, Oregon waa the fliei to Join the Brook­
fully alive to all the eoDdlUona their lyn and nCerward the Iowa. Indiana.
Judgment will be taken as final la the Texas had Mxen closed around the
course tn he adopted.
Spaniards, all pouring In a deadly fire,
Berrtmae b Wot la the ChamoL
but from the banning to tbe end of the
There Is ssld to be no obstaeto, so fight the Brooklyn. Or^n and Oloufar as nsvigatlua U concerned, to the
entrance of tbeimrlwHby the AraerlmLn
fleet. Tbe'navy department has known
for The pamt ten days that the neck of
fXILOB LIJOE AT CAMP TANWEB..
the c hcnnel was open, degpiu the gtoklas of the Herrliase. and that there White flsUton Aeeme the Begeos* M Bobblag Them—Ksariy a Bias.
was B clc.'T rfrv.ay cf etreo tothomA
Sprlugfleld. lOa. July A—For several
tbrongh which soy ship In our imvy
eontd salt This removes all difficulty flays tbers has been bad blood existing
escept from submarine mines or from between tbe white and colored velunsfbore batteries, once up to tbe city teera assembled at «amp Tanner. Sevthe fleet and an
combine In «
terrific dnuUe fire, No less than Ot
heavy gun* sould 1 trained hom the
game time the siege gun* whifh It is
•gpected hare l*«-n brought to the from
of Sbsfier's line would rain dos-n torfunu of kteel frosi that qusrti-r.
Wanwilsa Peearal at MaaUaga.
'A message recvlved from Oeneral
•barter Uulltute* that the sItuaMpn of
the {leoiilewf Santiago Isterrll-lt. They
•re not only i«sic.*trtchin over tha
fear of bombardment, htrt <bey are auflerlng f a the lack of the
>e aactuBli
slnecesGeneral Sbafter says; "The town (Bs».
tlago]
....................
In a lemWe eondWon
as ts
food. Tbe people are starvmg Rice Is
practically the only staple artKSe of
food tbey have." Geaertt Sbafter, reTerrlDg to be eoaftltlae of these Injured,
says: "All tbe wounded are d<rfng stnguUrly well, only one death having oc­
curred since the batUe." General Sbaftar's statement of the altnaUon In Bantlago ts borne out by the oondlUon of
the moB captured by the American fleet
from tbe veeeels of Gervara'B aqnadroB.
They lu.d been uh halt ruBdoB So loag
that many uf them were naaily fkoie
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the Knla of the sblU- ri-gimcnt. the
Ntmh. under the prclrnee that they In­
tended serensdlng ibv-m.
A lively riot waa imminent when Col
James R. Campbell and Ueutenant
Colonel Eben Ssdft. of the Ninth reglmeet, appeared and compelled the negroer t rctuni to their quaiBiers. CoL
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Call. Bear'* CO^rt e FaaUeal Apology
for aa An To B. Toheo.
WaabingtoB. July t.-Hoar made the
principal tpeech in 'he aenaie yaneyday. He epoke In favor of anoeiatloa
He found a ground tor objection In tbe
argumenta advanced by t

ro« tor Ward Wo. I wlU
BoUAIag. ceraoer V*Mo
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tog nnd crnmellng. and thnt 1 enn
do give yon the beet work of any
one in tbe city for tbe money. D^
be deoeivedhy wbntotbentollypu to
the contrary, but eome and sea lor
ymaraclf.
I guarantee all my work to be righl,
and if it does not prove so 1 make It
to tUI • o'eloek every eventoc
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of terrltoTtal axpam
S.J.rubattvi
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be the Aral etep In I policy of domalB
r. D. MARTtW,
ver barbarous archlpelacocs; If we are
> Join wiib Europe In the plunder of
t eanrai fm- Ward No. t will be
.r, ,o O.
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wh< ni l .ie de.lsrstlan of lodt-pen- o'eloek. loeteei •debgam to aurod tae Redence is a atrang. r. w if w# are to gov- ;
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era pe-pis w.th w.'iom U:e and pTop-rty I
aw. jsireAi'R.
are.ooi saert-d. then wr should shun i
OBi>-P.O*r.Bkliwtf.
this I'ropoB.ll'o." He denied, however, j
(bai the proposllton Involved the evils
W.P. Crete*
to which be atlud d. Tbe desire now for J.W.PaiehiB.
hoMlnc all countries taken Incident to
war was but a passing Jncltnatlon—tbe
AttorBsys at Law.
child of excitement—and would pass
away when the war should enA
Esplalas (be I'esdiag rropoailtoa. Hoar said iberoteqursUon an far as It
BUSISRSS CAKD8.
was vlUI was simply whether the UrUted States would admti Into Immediate

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k. a. Ball. 8>roa4 atieei. oo
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thoae reelmenta that have been thoreuKbly equipped, and ihera U a eeneral
belief that there U to be a forward
movemeat at aa early day of the catlre
Flret corpa.
Waahlcgtoa. July € - The 8M«hd
bnmde. Flrat divialop of the Second
army ce^. broke ramp at Camp Abrer
yeaterday afieraoo- nd iiarted oo Iti
Joaraey to Rantia ^ . relnforor Oca-

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nexatloR would Swtand the domain of
peace.
■ow to nnu* Thb War.
*7 bellere." Hoar saJA "that If we
come out of this war without entering
upon tbe total felly of retatolug far dis­
tant poMesslobA the world wlU be so
Impressed with our strength that no
nation win atlsrk us for a hundred
yesrs " He ridiculed ihe'argumant that
tbe Introduction o^ thsis ands and their
male population Into the United States
would menace this country's InstltuUona and work Injury to American la­ rpEAIXRD MUBUt-Mlm Bslells BoleowA s
bor. and pointed out thst the territory J. rraaes(.otttoCBl*«rriVSaepHAl. Abb
Arbor, wui rospoBd u> eaOs (a. esnlBg. Bl
of the Islsn
present S Stostrest. ms-U
domain and the p
Hawaii
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Dr. UcDonhld baa for yoMS BiaAa n
study and spoetaUv of ehrouto and UsffmlBr diasMO that raquira akUUul
mefliral treatmest far th^ oura- Smk
eaaw aa family pbvsldans tall to hdp
and pTMousee incnrable ara parr'—
larly aolleTled. «speelaUy IhoM « .
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
dosed vrlthatrang mtosral drufs and
poisom. [>r. McDonald utM •niy Um
WB KVgr ROT TAKK CUBA
purMt msdielne* fiwa ths vsrstah>*<
Say* Bear rate** We Ccaao To Be the
Iclnfldom. Be pays attontim to the
rallod atsuw.
TTTANTED-Al OM Hlariou. a rook mad aw- cause of the discaee and tostracto hie
W
riri. rail au Mra. Vtod Mdra-s.
Hoar was proceeding to discuss the tSWiWLblBrtoii
pattonU tbe way to health and bapplSt. »*«•
Beat. Dr. McDonald oaa show busdanger of making the war one of enn,t-A foil WooSed
t
white tmU terrtoe.
qutft. and was somdlng s warning 1
— Bo« yo.
SgAst It. Rs spoke Uf the war being ‘
* easi qI
the set’of a grrat aatlon. bearing relief rpo REtrC-Raiall m
se. Spplr
I so famUiar with the hsman eyatom
to an eppreesed people In accord with
....................... I to read all dlaeasra of
the spirit of a great nation that was
)dy oorrectlv at a glauM
acluaied by a broader bumaalty than
without aaking any questloBA Tbeuathat which regards only self. .
uf levaUds are being treated dally
ands<
TJOCSBIIOLn
oo
>D
OO .M-Po» sals.
"As an authority." said Pettus of Ala­ XllHItomliVlilocsti
for dlliaeueee that tbey de not have.
bama. "does tbe senator from Nasssetiusctts believe this country can take
cubs as Its own. or d.ies the senator
speedy relief, and permanent emra
net thlifk the United Btafek is bound to
very ebon time. Good health is tbe
honor not to do eoT'
most predous Jewel In our crown «f
■*rhe Unttsd States." repll*fl Hoar,
bapptoeM. With it the world Is brifkt;
"cannol take Cuba unleu II ceases to
without, mieury claims us far bar own.
be the United States." He bald It would A MARINE BOILBR ter sale, lagslr* of IfycuaruaeeSmryon abonU weAffh
be a crime for the country ta the pres­ A Troeer»»CltTLa»b«f Co.
PMt weU these words. A neraon wb« nef
ent war tn go fsrltier than the annexa­
ieeu his health is gnuty «f a crest
i*r
laaas
te
heal
Ina
tion of the Sandwich
Barker Cedar Ca.. I
wroBC to himself and a crave Injury to
substanUally deddad Upon by tbc peohumanity, Tbe name of Dr. MeOenald
pie of the United States inug
ir
before Ibe ■p^gMtyK aiDn^u pum-r«ra^^ the
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well
ksown
km epeelaliet in tbe cure
thought remotely probable.
of chroule and ^Unyrinc dieeaaee. kM
•The starry flag 1
stlnn." be cried;
uiB Bwiu wau wusuar‘"““.a'
. ndt fly over conquered territory.
>R9ioRrPROPXRT\' IPOESALg-Tbcbi
It is the emblem of peace and freedom.* JjmO^PROPgRTk’
atorinedear___ __
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Hnsr said ws did not want large srailea. Old ilm'laa^tlir s3?'*WUi laas euocsBovTvo hepae srure losA Tbs doctor is a crad
crador a great navy, or an enornmu* debt, Trarerar Cliy propertr In erchaage. or will nato ef tbe kickeet and best medleal
or Increased tgxes: and tbe president, gtreloair llB* oa iwn-thlrdsoi parehaar pries. eollaceA and his ot
Oeorcr Heddeo CaU os or addrea* W. F. Bedwho had earned tbe love of the country dM). B> Waakisgtna M. Trarerae Oltr. Bdf
for Ms flrmneu In hIN refusal to rush
prematurely into war, would show the A ri«r <i«OD Loo MIN »
fllseaMsoftbe
Clly LoaiberCa. kS If
same devotion and tesolutloB when
EVE.
peace should come' to prevent the T70R SALR-A good 14 acre, or will irads (or
TBBO;lAT.
LUNOfi.
Chang* of the character of bis country f citr prepenr- J- F. PaiebLi
BEABT.
LIVER.
and to the nburat of Hme change of iu
STOMACH.
KIDNEVa,
constitution.
and
BOWELS.
IJndsar of Kentucky spoke when
JpoR^ALg-^wtor,^ ^ sed^^Ua^da. aoiaatifloaliy and suoeeusfaUy treaty.
loar eoncloded.
Dr. McDMsld kes made a special
epecii
latter’s Spee«h. >
dy of all dieeasM of tbe brain and
well repaid ftir the pn-longatlon
nervous system, nad ,all deliante and
debate to a point where the Has
obscure
dtseeees
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peculiar
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setts senator spoke. Tt was to tbe n
MeriDoaald's Special Bamedles are
poetical apology for an a
IwaatlklrtrpaMol *bom u> ball sol. «t- a |permanent cure for men anSerinc
a^t tohetak
taken, which,
- • if- dot- uncon'
'
debility end early decay.
r
rxtra-constltusAtutlnnsI. Is renslBly
r
Bbeumatie and
Id paralytic erippi
cripples made
tionat." uid UnduyY "and it wu alu
to walk: catarrhal deafaeas posiUv<
ny made to hears
pw ia . few mtnutoa.
minatc^ All
All .Cm uA
Sealed Frepouato.
pains fade ay under his mnrieal re­
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Naties l> brr.br gim that asslaS prepnw
medies. Bpilepey «r falllnc tlskr - tbe Cuban republic and taking upon will
to rrclrro ssill Jslr II. e p
(sr all
poeitively cured through bis new mi
ourselves the authoMtp to establish'a bm-at>4mal«rlalfsr a acbral hoeto a> C
od of trentasenL Special attesi
government to tbe Island we would HiMlaa. accciFdb.g to plao> aaS apwierattc
ktarrh and dieeeiee ef
make the goveramuil dependent upon
tiB creator and ready to torn the isl­
and over to the United Buies as It waa
I cured through
tloBblaalik.
propossfl to do with Hawaii.

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ChsrseleHetlc af the DoM.
lABdoB. July A-Tlio Hong Kong
eorrosprai'l5at of The Dally Mall aaay.
"The snnkxatian ot ihc lAdrune tslends by the U. S. B. Charleston was
marked by a ludupius Incident. Tbe
Charleston enien-d the bsrbur of OuabsB and fired seven guns at the forts.
TTie guveraor. thinking ibis was a
whera OoMnltation free and ntftotJy
salute, amit word thst he regretted hi*
Ingiun. July A — Tbe pUn of
Inahllltr to return R. as he ws* without foodlng toe starving Cubans is proceed­
J. TT. sAUHrLMyr
powder. When Informed that be was s ing syslematleallr. desplle the atten­
prtsnner of war he indigiisnWy pro­ tion wbbh the authorities are obliged
tested. saying that he bad no Ides that te give to ttte war. Tevterdsy large
ax ^sciaLBr, Welllngtou Flats.
bad broken out.
•base ef BrwA aag Balsa wIthWtaMra
conaignmenu of food were loaded on
Grand Eapida. Miebigaa,
BaglmaM* btelsgsA
Fort Victor at New Tork.
Chldramauga IkrK Oa.. July AIc up ini
WaahlBgton. July A — A graceful
Votloe.
distributed over a wide temliory to
Tbart waa another chaage of orders courtaiy was yesterday extended
I bsvs pel a Die* bach as U>« stnet ter the
the Cubiuia This is bni one of several
MoBflay asfl rewHnded Uler In the day.
«B.Kria(lmi or (be pebUe. Suuri wlU to,.
eoaslgnineota. as the wo.k of relief baa
Oascral James a Wilson and staff ace
I WblUBg Bawb All erdtos Ml (tore er '
nrdarad to procesfl at once to>Cbarlas- Cervera toeMnmunlcste with hu faaiUy' toeen so<
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to Spain by c*b e Pe-mie len was alsi hundred
Worsbnrg Block.
TTCveros City, KAab
tau. «abi"T with him the First and granted to other cipiured Spanish offi­ rations being dlstrtbut
•aeoAd brigades of the First corps as cer* to u»e the vaWe to iranwnil per­
BIgkIVereLutal
fuatganised by Oeneral Brooks as fol- sonal mesargee to frier.ds la Spain
Baltimore Stodi Bcedvud Three Tlmen a Week
lowsl Flrat brtgade-Oesaral O. U.
ouaU. ^^pur quart
Bringt oommsadlng—Third Wtoconala.
Washington. Ju'y
Berry of KesColonel U. T. Modre; Seuiha Wisooasla.
tucky
yes'.rrdsy
latrodscrJ
a
Jo'Bt
ra*ottoi
of
known
fauilties
resulting
from
****^^U Mento.
•to. Colonel■Ct*rtes A..B.ira. toxteanui
PssiBsylvanis. CoU>nd WIUs J. Bsttoga Intlcm tendering the thanks of cuig ess the tooederlng of the excurstan steamer
ta Commoflorc ScMey. U. B N.. and the Sort aty In this harbor to the squall up
213 Front St.
cSoara and man uadu- hig wwirngwA
to sighL

OOIMO BOOCB.

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Dr. D. A. McDonald]

John R. Santo,
Generil InsBrura.

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