The Morning Record, July 13, 1898

The Morning Record, July 13, 1898

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Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

Traverse City (Mich.)

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1898-07-13

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THE MORNING RECORD.
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THEY WILL nGHT!
Ovnanl Toral Hu SefoMd Shaftar^
^
Snoond Demand For An Un»
oondltional'Sarrender.

DETERMINED TD RESIST
Oaneral HUea Will Hot Aaeome Com.
inatiii and Oeneral Shaftar’a
Plane Will PrevniL
Vow »Br* ThBt > Tarribt* SonbwdmMt '
Tek* PUm. PMtebly T«^7—P*e*«d Thet e
Pert of Speeiab Armr Bed XTecoeUd. But
BothiBK derteia Oe That Poiet Bel Bora
Made pKbUe.

Before Santiago, July 12.—(Special.)—
General Toral has refused to accede
to General Shafters second demand
for an unconditional surrender, and
says he is determined to resist.
Washington, July 12.—(Special)—
The expectation was general ^oday
that Santiago would be oun very soon.
The m^in source of apprehension was
that the Spaniards may have succeeded
in a considerable degree, in evacuating
the town before the American lines
were completed,, so that when the
•American troops enter, there would
. only be found a mere empty husk with
nothing more than a desperate rear
, gaurd of Spaniards left to protect and
' conceal the retreat of the main body
of troops. .
There were indications of some such
move, which is supposed to have been
in' progress for the last three or four
days.. General Shafter himself reported
under date of Sunday that the Span­
iards had evacuated a small town on
the west side of the bay, one of the
suburbs of Santiago, while the Associ­
ated Press dispatches yesterday refer­
red to the departure of a body of Span­
ish troops from Santiago toward
•Holguin.
Of course these facts are not con­
clusive that the town .has been evac- uated by the Spanish army, but the
fact cannot be concealed that there is
apprehension prciaiUBg.
General Miles, who arrived yester­
day at Siboney on the Yale, made the
following report to Secretary Alger
today. "Arrived at noon and had a
coBsultation with Admiral Sampson
and with General Shafter by telephone.
Troops brought from Tampa, Charles­
ton and New York have arrived and
are leaving for the front. The line of
^ investment is being extended.
(Signed) Miles.”
General Miles has not taken and .will
not take charge of the operations now
being conducted against Santiago. The
capture o,f that town, if it results from
the prosecution of the present plan of
operations by General Shafter, will re^ilound to Shafter s credit,, for General
Miles has declared explicitly that he
does not assume the. conduct of
these operations.

TO RUSH WITSON'S SDUlDRDN.
' ^ork Cor Sampnbn’n Fleet ^wctically
Ended at Santiago—Attention Now
WIU be Olwen to Ooaefc of Spain.
Washington. July 12,—Special.)—The
navy now practically considers its work
at Santiago finished and ' the officials
are rushing the work.of startiag Wat­
son's squadron.
The port of San Juan, Porto Rico, is
not expected to give much trouble and
others may join Watson on the coast of
Spain and proceed through the Med­
iterranean to the Philippines. The de­
parture of Watson’s squadron is ex­
pected at any moment.
Bad Sifoation at Tampa.
Tampa, Fla., July 12.—(Special)—
Despite the fact that the camp of the
Thirty-second Michigan volunteers was
condemned by the surgeons Sunday,

TaMifi
Itae

TRAVERSE OITT, MICH. WEDNESDAY, IDLY IS. 1898.

FEARS OF EVACOATION.

there has been no move yet to transfer
the troops. Some of the tents are liter­
ally beds of mud an^ it is sure that INDICATIONS POINT TO PEOBAepidemic will be the result. As the
BLE DEPAETDEB OF ENEMY.
New York and Maryland trobps leave
Bellerad that a Part of Spanlah Army
tomorrow fdr Santiago, the ThirtyBoooeodod in Getting Out of
second may be moved to their camp.
Santiago During the Night.
Fall of Santiago .May End It.
New York. July 12.-The Herald
Chicago, July iz.—(Special)—Senator correspondent with Shafter's army says
Thurston of Nebraska believes the war the American officers believe that the
with Spain will practically end with the main body of the Spanish army has
abandoned Santiago and that it is now
fall of Santiago.
fleeing to the westward.
Half MilUon Mora for Wat.
No really earnest attempt to reduce
- Albany. July 12.—(Special)—The sen­ Santiago was made Sunday. It was
ate today considered the bill appropri­ the plan merely to give the Spaniards
ating half a nullion dollars for war.
an idea of what they might expect
when the American land and sea forces
I make their final attack. There is little
} question in the minds of the officers
Shafter Ha^ Santiago at Hla Merey
that General ToraVs troops evacuated
and Further N^otiationfi For Bur.
the city during the night while the
render Were Inaugurated.
Spanish commander has been pafle^with General
Shafter oyer terms of
Washington, July i2.-4Specia!)—At ing „.v..
_____________________
3 o'clock Sccreury Alger said he had “surrender. This belief is str|^ngthened
received no message whatever from j by the reports from Aguadores. which
General Shafter since the dispatch j place has been adandoned by the Spangiven out in the forenoon. He thought | iards. Our troops arc keenly disappointmatters were unchanged therefore and j ed over the prospect of finding only an
assumed that the flag of truce was still ! abandoned and pillaged city.
General Shaferwasat<heiront dur­
flying and that the enemy were nego­
ing the firing ^n Sunday.
As . the
tiating for surrender.
The only messagereceived from Sibo- fighting progressed the American com­
ncy was a short dispatch from General mander, with Generals Wheeler, Kent
Miles regarding transportation in the and Summer, was puzzled by the feeble
cemrse of which he said: “The Rains reply of the Spaniards. They had ex­
pected that the enemy would . reture a
are the heaviest 1 have ever known.”
hot fire, and failure to do so ^med to
Washington. July 12.—(.Special)—The confirm the growing belief of the
following dispatch from Shafter was American officers that (General Toral
received, at 0:30 this morning. It was had withdrawn with the greater part
written probably yesterday afternoon of his garrison.
and filed at Playa del Este:
It is said by soldtefe and line officers
"It hat been very quiet with but little that whole regiments in the forward
fighting. A flag of truce has been up trenches have agreed to rush upon the
since two o'clock, considering a propo­ Spanish lines at the first opportunity,
sition forsurrenderip^:. now that 1 have either with or without orders. A great
the town s(?rrounded on the north.
part of the results accomplished thus
"The .lines were completed at 5 p. m. iar in the operations before Santiago
by General Ludlow right down to the have come about without specific or­
bay. 'The line is rather thin, but I will ders.
have it strengthened in the morning by
There is much feeling between our
General Henry, who has just arrived at troops and the Cubans,-due in part to
headquarters.
the refusal of the insurgents to help
"There have been only three or four build the roads. • The New York, Mascasualties. None of the soldiers were sachussetts and Michigrn troops have
killed, as far as I can learn. 1 expect done this woric_________
to have' two new batteries in position
MORE MYSTERY.
temorrow.
"There is a great deal of suffering Now Reported That Part of Oamara’a
Fleet ie Making for Manila.
among the people who have gone out
of Santiago. 1- am doing my best to
Washington. July
12.—(Special*.—
relieve it. but I have not been entirely Dispatches received by- the govern­
successful."
ment yesterday told of the departure
of part of the Spanish fleet from Port
GBEAT RACES AHEAD.
Said for home. Later in the day came
Ovw a Hnodrad of the Fastest Horara a cable message from the same author­
ity, on which the government has been
in Training at Grasse Point.
depending for news of the movements
Detroit. July 12.—(Speclal)~Over a of Camara's ships, that the rest of the
hundred of the fastest harness horses fleet had left for Colomba
in training are now quartered at Grosse
The meaning of this is not clear^o
Point /or the Grand Circuit races next the officials here. Colombo is a port
week.
___________ •
in the island of Ceylon on the route (9
BETTES NAME FOE THE COLON. the Philippines, and once there the ves­
sels under Camara could get coal under
impsdn Would CaU Her the Christothe neutrality regulations to take them
pher Columbus.
to the nearest Spanish port, which
New York. July i r.—(SpeciaU-- would mean Manila. The department
Sampson wants to reclaim the Christo- does not know what td make of this
bal Colon and add it to the navy under news, as its reports indicated that all
the name of Christopher Columbus.
the ships were returning to Spain. It
Michigan Voluntem Wounded.
is probably a mistake.
Tampa. , July 12.—The following MEETING OF HARDWARE MEN.
wounded Michigan volunteers have ar­
rived here: Private Homer Durgee, Elaborate Preparatlone for the Big
Gathering in Detroit Today.
Co. A, of Big Rapids; Musician Walter
S. Wagner, Co. I. of Ionia; Privates
Detroit. July 12.—(Special)—Elabor­
ate
preparations
have been made to
John A. Ferguson. Co. I, of Ionia; Ber­
receive the state hardware men here
tram Allen, Co. Q.of SaultSte. Marie.
tomorrow. The business session' will
be held at the Cadillac hotel. They
Boport of a Capitulationwill be liberally entertained.
Rome, July 12.—(Special)-The Tri­
GATHERING OF ORANGEMEN.
bune publishes dispatches from Kings­
ton. Jamacia, that Santiago has capit­ Amarloan and English Flags Entwined
ulated.
______________
Formed a Faatnre of Big Parade.
Well Known Newspaper ir^^n x>ead.
Port Huron, July 12.—(Special.)—
Orangemen
from all over the • state,
Saginaw, July 12.—(Special).—John
C. Lynch, the well-known Detroit celebrated here today. The dty is
gaily decorated and 2,000 pstraded with
rspaper man, died at the Saginaw the English and American-flags eohospital today of appeadidtis.

COMPLETEtfiuRROUHDED.

It is an Every Day Strife

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To BM who will get tfa« moet for tbe.,least. Anyma
.
that gttta some of oor Wall Paper will aee at a glaao*
^
that they are getting the moet for their money that '
they ever did. See the new goods that we are offering ' at theee remarkably low prices.

CITY BOOKSTORE,
230 Front Street

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KoUejr dt Oonnakto

Wall Paper,

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It will pay yon to see oor Paper ami.
,get our prices before yon bay.
REMNANTS CftEAP ^^T

Marihan,.ioct
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HASKELL’S BOOKSTORE

Notblsf
will iriTa 70a the aol>4 oonfort ia warn weather that a '
Soft Oolare4 Shirt will. Oortioa U rery eomplete wilh the aeweat ,
aa< cboieeet ttylee, at pricea of 50c. ?5c, W>e, St.OO. ate.

I SPECIAL PRICES

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Men’s Summer Suits:

4ra BOW helnc nada hara, oa aew and eholee farnaala. Start at $1-90
and ro upwards. Battar aae than, at

STEINBERG’S
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Can be

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a ^woVVveT Sradie
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'DonbU \wvte, ertre mear.
l-2e.
"No c\ou
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hou, ABc \o bbc,
^er 2bc.

Oon’t Buy a Bicycle
Or Get One Repaired
ettr. UjM»Mi.wLeIbiiUtUcftlrrarr>i cocrepatAc.^irSTytew^

Remember Mjf Hew Plsce312 Souib UnioD Street, Opirosite C. IW. M. Depit -

leiHeliiiiHhUBBaBeiit.

H. E. &IBB8, Propr.

Hastings’ Real Esiale Agency.
ns aeno I wHr
all UcproTWI armbaaoUlaooaptoeaar «I*1M u>aaU.< Leak tato
ap. OthvraUcMlsataadaairabtaoraienM.
Jahaaoa Block. Fkaac n.

Millinery Department
An Eitraordinai? Slangliter.
A elean-np Mie r^rdlea of coet We are determined to
eloee oat everting in tfaia department if low prioee wiU do it
2 dozen fine pettem bam. ranging in prioee from $6.00 to
$7.00, to cioee quick marked doim to $3.6a
Another lot of trimmed bate, worth from $2.00 to $2.60, to
eloee at 76c ank $1.00.
A lot of Itdiee’ aaeorted walking bats, ranging from $LOO

•“ ’"iS SSer*;?

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.. SOc «

A lot of children^ crash tam-o-shanters to oloee out at I9e
and lOc.
A lot of gauze all silk ribbons, Na 60 and 80, from46cto
flOc per yard, to close at 90c per yard. •
Tours in haste,

The Boston Store,
Front Street.

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QU\88 BLOCK.

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m xoBamro kboosb, wsd^bspat, hilt is, issi
aeheol
enjoyed n day's anttng at TrmrarM
DaUelsBS lea
Gem Tmr Mme Batng Brewaad In
wae farakhad by Mra. iaa Morgan
Bleat TaMarday.
nATzasK orrr. ■ micbioak
wbo k Maying at Pwk Plkaa.
Artonr Mallin had a nairew
SSAHC TBATZB8X BESALO.
Tbe ehUdran of -St. Pranck aeboal
from drowning yiatordey U toe Beardman rirer new BIgkto etoaat krUga. wlU barcajolly tlmeoB toeiroxearaioa
ttoa T. BAtw ijn /. W. BAun. la waa engaged Uflthlng from a koat to fiattone Bay today. Tbay trill loam
wben be fell Into the water. Hit too ehnreli at alght o'clock and mareh
to the dock hoadod by toe Oreacent
. f. W. BAvra, BdlUir mai UMaMgtt. yoangerbratkarwkawae with him
pewarlMa to kelp, bet hte eriaa attoact- band and take toeQietn of toe Lakm,
BDBBOaiPTlOKB.
ad Ike attaatloD af hla motber, at their which wiU^baar .tbam aerom the bay.
heme near the bridge, aleo of Edward ^ohn Loraagv weal to Lake Ann
Praam who wae at work at Pnl^am'* yeetrrday and hrongbt home a etrieg
mUl. Mr. Praaee baetaned to tbe na- of fine faaea.
oae aad fltoed tbe boy oet a* be
Oobd knee ball gamea at Twalfto
OmCkBOTi
goiag down far toe third time. He
■treet park today, tomorrow and Fri­
far noma time bat Dr.
day. Latoer today.
gbimto
The contract for hoildlng toe new
Ufe and beyond fertber danger.
•ebool bouse at Old Mkaien baa been
awarded to W. 0. Pooto of tbk city.
OBLT POVE KOBE VBBDBO.
Anolber box bat oome to toe'ExnoKD
I toe Pull Oot
tofOem- cSoe from Camp Alger,
WtLLVAJCB SBLBIATES LATBE
pany M WUl Have Bean PUled.
elotolng aad petaonal affeeu of mem­
h ie Tery likely tbat toe newly en- ber* of toe Uaanab BIfiea. BalaUree PrablMUon Oonty Ooi
Iktod men from ber« wUI not be aent and friends ean eecare toem by calling.
U Orange HnU Teeterday.
to Oamp Alger today ae only one r^
E. P. Wilhelm rooeleed yesterday a
The Prohibition oeon^ eonrrntlon
iwaeaaenredyeatorday. Lewie M. letur from Captain WUhelm. who k was held in 'Qraage Hall yesterday
raaa anlletod V> earre Uncle flam,
at bantlago. Tbe letur was writ- sfterooen. E. T. Csrpeetor of Wilnr man are all tbat are needed ton Jnac te. aad at that time the boye
eleeted cbaiimatf aad
toflllonttbeeompany, bntaeeoM ea of Compaay M were aU wall aad look­ E 0. Strong of Traverse City, secre
toraa are anlUtad they wUl be want to ing forward to aetiee work against the
%e execDtive oommittoc ees formed
Oamp Alger aad tbe other ana wUl be Spaa tarda.
ae follows:
aent later.
CbcrVe Bood BoUten, Aaybov.
Abnnt 7S poonle onjoyed
Oeorge Hall, cbairmao: A'es EabcrlPram hare the raemiting aqead will siun aronnd toe hay on the Qpeea of
n» oomapoadMt of U* Debvit
•on, secretory: Ualab rennlsgtoti.
Jovul ot SMllaco hod tkla to M7 to go to Manktoe to naenre 9S man to tU toe lAkee laet erening. Dancing wee treaeerer.
oat toe eompany that want from there.
erjoyable featare. Mnaie waa fnrE V. Dark was elected a member
*‘lt mowfpmn ttet Ue nuoo Dnfnitoed by tbe Boy'e Baad.
ef toe ooBgreeslonal committee and
To Be Bkpeaed of Thnraday.
Md’abrtfodowMMottotk* extreme
P(«d £. Britton, etato ehair^ of Levi Snole a member of toe •enatorial
Dick OUttoB. who k ehargad with
k keaeeee be kM • reflmeBt of
too Probibltios party gave an entor- eommitiee.
E V. Davis was appointed dktribntThej we to cut a rood haring reakted the authority a( Mar- taining Isctoro on temperanoo to a
inlg secretory.
Bwod toe Borto ef, ud to toe west, abal Walla of Plfe'=Uka in a fight, ar
aedleaoe in Orange ball last
it was decided
paarad
hafora
JaUae
Brown
yettarday,
toe eitj eo that toe main aadrellaff
evening.
to adjeara nntU Saterday, Aagaat «.
hotr of tooope Mj foUow. Tbta refl- and bkaxamlnatlan k aet fnrThnrr
for toe election of delegatee to toe
BHat Bret attoactod aVVeattoa to lie day.
aad the nomiBaUen of
Officer Wcdla, wba k ehargad with
wood ekopriaf at Camp Alger aad
Mr*. H. Montagne went to oU Mkeennty ticket.
ib«M eoUlete are bow in great, de- mauU and battery, alee appeared for
Tke Stole chairman. Prad E Britten,
a bearing and hk trial waa aleo eat lor slop yesterday for a few d^' rielh
was prssent aad addreaasd tos ceavenIf top MieUgaa troope are eallad op- Tbaraday
Elk Bafdda
Uoa.
to oboe down tnm ar toe keade
a ot
C. P. Derie went to Elk Baidda yeeEETZE WBD''•AVBEOMIXr'
wUl de it U ordered.
torday.
Aad wketoer It it oae ar toe otoer H
B. T. Edwards went to Oentrai Uke And Book Boviow Olnb Wso Bator«m ke done well, if toe
taiaod by Kn. Arnold.
yesterday on a boainem trip.
THB
Car proper oppar^aaitlee.
But toe
Mbs C. B. Smith left yeetorday for
The Book Beviow Cleh was the gorst
Record Want Column.
JDehigaa troope are Bot
Elk Baplde, where ebc wUl spend a yesterday aft-moon of Mr*. L. A. Arla toe aoeepud eeaee of tke word.
ceepleof days
aeld. Mr* Praek Bamlltoa reriawed
Th«7 are new eoldlert, and same o*
Clara Hoxie af BlgHth elreel b on- ■■Androndlke.'' a thrilling story ot the
ibeee eame eoldiere are tke flower of
tying a few days’ vkll at Acma
war for Greek Indepradeneo In I8S1.
toe eeae of Mlakigae. Some of toem
lire. P. M^ Barnlis aad Mrs. P. B. Mra Hamiltoa is a most deligbtfel
Bare keen woed ekoppere, and good
Stopkenson ef Monrae Ceatre spent mermtrer and gees the story is a mmt
aaeetoe. Banp more of them are from
OEAnSBET OBOP EVXVEB.
yesterday in toe city,
faahioa, intorspsrelag it
«ke kigker walke of life, and bcare
fl. E GUI came dews from Bortb- wito readings from Ue book.
After
■«i too, bet net mare brare aad eonr- Boa. » O. Leach WUl Laaa Abant
on hoeii
this part ef the session was over, an
dfeai tkaa toe tolled wood ehop$3,000 Baoanaa of Proot
Ur. and Mr*. B. H. Bracken bare re­ elrgantly served sapper was givsa tbs
fw. When tke bo;e reached Oaaep AlTbe fraat at Senday night eompletely turned from grand Bapida They were clah by Mbs Alice Cnwford. and tons
fm toep were forced to ekop dawn
mined the eraaharry crop of Boa. D. C.
by Mie. Bracken's akur, sndsd a most plsasaat aftoraoon.
Inea aad do otoer Ukorlatu werk aet Leaah at Waltoa. Oa Satarday i
Mbs Miller and Harold Harvey.
aahteUtod to iMplra them with toe toe crop wae In excellent onnditton and
Good Thing for Praik
Daa Dake reterasd ycaterday from
laAg eeBtoMBt ef a eeldler'e Ufa. Tbej !
Chicago
T-bs C. A W. M. oompany will send a
Aid Bot tolBk that they were called npMis* Mary DrZoto of West Ninth ear packed with ice to Best Bead every
«B to engage in legging, but to fight How It b a complete rein and the lam
It left yestordsy for Mei
other day dariag tbe frait aeaaoo, to
i Ajpaniarde. and eocM of them gnm- wUl be aboat flz.ooo.
Henry Osklry of Manktos Is la the receive trait for Chicago aklpmeat that
Mefl, bnltkc toek eat kefore them wm
city. .
tbe steamer Ooekama brings down from
Eeaect Vetoa.
WAI done. When they get at toe Bpaag E Booghs.v left yeetorday for a Old Mbsioa aad poittto along tbesbm.
torda toeir iml wiU be inteneiflad by
A party ooaeistlag of Mrs. J. E -two monUs' vuit la tos ©opptr dtstrict
mortalixatlcn that they are fighting Bargravo, Mr. doeeph, Keweld, DanOnr baby bas been ennUDoatiy troabof tos npperpsslnsala.
flor toe flag in a noble .eanae, aad If aid and Mias Beth Bargravs, Mr*. E
Mrs. C. A. Bogbss and Mb. Nito led with eoUc aad cholera
flbsy are caUed npen to hew their way H. Bargravs and two little boys
aad
have gone to Cbeboygae and Bay View
: ihrongb the ferwU of Cnha in the dls- and Miss Ratbsrias Bargrave passed
for a month's riaik
thpn temporary relief, aatil we tried
gharge of their doty the Job wlU he throngh tbe city yesterday ee rente for
CbamberfaiB's Colic. Cbnier* aed Diar­
Misses
Edith
and
Graoe
Hastings
jmpmlyexecntod.
Ne-ah-ta-wanta, where they will spend
Since givlog that rei
have rrtapsd from their vkit in toe rhoeaBBemsdy.
kss not been tronbi
the remaiader of the eeaaoa.
Bootbem part of the State.
TnrxnoaT's
indicated
Mr*. Biehank, Mr*. W. N. Paller.
eridence
of
onr
graiit
Mr
and
Mrs.
E
E.
MUIor
are
enter­
not that yon
fitet a large portion of tbe Ssankh Mbs M. A. Paller. C W. Paller aad
need it to advr
advertise ;
merilorlooB
^myhadqnlsUyalippedoatef SanU- Ernest Stows arrived ^terday from taining D. Longsar and wifp aad son remedy.—G. M. Law, Keokuk,
towv
Me
definite GraaiRaplda and west over to Ke-aV Prank of Jackson.
For«alebr B. E Walk Drntrkk
Mbs Evelya McIntyre hsa rttemnd
latormatlon to confirm the
ta-waata.
from
a
two
weeks’
visit
with
inands
.
taoelved. It k quite imprebahle,
Mrs. C. 8. Moore of Barvey, III., aad at Cadillac.
, Bawever. that eo large a body
man
Mlm A. P. Baato Of Paxton, 111., are
MrT M
wnwld aeeapi wtthont attracting notice
Bmbi to ui It, B«fli BmL
gusato at toe Park Piaoa. They ar- to her home In Lndiagton. afterapsad
Oer rrosl suB Csw 8u.
rived laet night and wUl mp»mi s
ing a few wasks with bar Mater, Mra.
that toe ooma. UlM AUer T.
Umehera.
H.
Tatmaa.
' e. MlMioMis.
■madmofthearmyk etUl there aad
M. Wlllwla.
E W. BnUer.whobashasnnmployed
that he refnaed to aeeedo to Uesoral
W. O. L A. Xarfeet.
in toe barbar shop of O. E Bamna,
Ihafwr's aoeond domasd for u leacaaThe foUowlBg ladim are asked to goas to Maaoelona. where be wlU »vork
TbU detormlna.
SMtnbnte w toe Batarday market to for tbs remainder of toe aammer.
tiem will eetUe aU fnrth
he held next Satarday at BaskAl's
Godfrey Bngstrem who bas bssa visand toe bombardment wilt be reanmed
In Mnset tola monlag.ia all probabil- bookstore from * to i o'clock: Mm- itlag friends here sobm Urns wUl raHf. Oensral Bhafter has had pleaty daaus S. C Desprsa. A. Decree, O. tnm toOlsdstoas this mamlng.
Diploy,
a
Diploy.
J.
C.
Dlmeri,
J.
DevMiM Alice Roberto i
' «d tlms to maks preparation and he k
In toape to batter tbe city into mins oedorf. Emma Decker, M. C Egbert, elaas ia harmoay Pridsy at 8 p^m
Mary Ellis, John Fowle, E V. Pair- tbs School of Mule.
fnaahortUjae. and oaptnre toons who
baaks. E J. Falgam, JahnOiUis. J. F.
Mrs C. J. Knaelaad b enteruinlag |
K an ^ared by American sheik and rifle
Aillespia, J. GreiUck, C. L. OraUiek. J. Mrs Dr. Ainsr and Umlly of Jefferaan.
r
Mtoto
L. OiOto, Dr. Garaar. L. H. Gage, A. Ohio.
ad that a part of Goffar, E. Ooedrieh, W. C. Bmeraoa,
Bow it b I
Mrs. a C. BneU has rstemed from a
. Ckmaia's fleet has already sailed for Mbs A. Oaodale. Kettte C. Gray.
aaven weeks'rialt. with her brother at !
dhePhlUppiaea Thkaqnadron soemi
Scraatot, Pa., and ebtors and other <
to movs as mystoriouly as tost of Csr.
■laiivesia Delaware and Otoego Conn- <
The fellowlag of&eera of toe Antiea. N. V.
wara. Bawsver It movea,' it k qnlte
profaabla that thaaaate fata wiU ovar- Saloon Lpagne were chooon Monday
Tbe Mbaes Bunieeaad UatUe Wakh 1
tokalt.
have rttomed from a long vkit la Cka- i
U Wilhelm.
a^ They «
Secretary and treaaarer—Levi T.
Pato af a Deasrtar.
Pennington.
BUaa.Mlch.,Jnlylt.^Uk rapeitod
Uhalrmen ed the variooa eommlUoee
Ikat Raymond Imrklns. a KUaa bey. k areaafoUowa:
•Mar arrertla Arkaams ter dnartlon
AgiUtion—C. H. Bom.
,.iram the army and sasteaeed to be
L^rkUtioa-C. E Ddokeray.
*4M. Bk rsiaUves are vary anxieas
Law Eaforcomenk-deha GiUk
Macaning him. -Two atoer NUse boye,
W. BaU.
. vha also ealiited to the Sonto,' are
BnroUmeat-E B. AUya.
gHTtag tonne in prison for desartloB.
Breribea.
Veer Xamber of Aaylnm ItaC
The etemhen ot the Woston’s a«b Shop Oppoilta Xsglt OflU». ;
. Dr. C A. Good of Adrian U toe wltoieg new magaslaea daring toe
latest addition to tbe medical staff at summer can bare them by ealUag at
tbe Hortbera Michljran Asylom. Dr. tbe home of Mr*. Blacken, 4t« Wash­
: Oeod k a yoeng man of meeb abUlty. ington street.
Ovw HeNtaan't Shoe Sun.
evbo oomes with tbs higbset rocomLawrence OcEote U baring an addimeatlsUotts. and ke will be a pleaaaat Uoa batlt to bb boose oa West Ninth
FIHB DEHTAL WORK.
.additfato to Timvetee City society.
•trsel.
Georgs E Winnie k pateUng and
Klchael MUbert Dead.
inisblag tbs windows' add eomlee
'iCtekari MUbert. a resident of Blair work of the MsaoBlc block.
towaihlp.dted Mtmday evening of brain
Bov. D. Cochlia aad family are en­
•renble. Oiesssid leaves a wifa aad joying an oatlog. They Uve camped
•Ifhl toUdrsa. The faaaral wUl take near Keystone on the hank of toe
fiSM from 8k Franck' chareb today
•tW^Mo’eloto.

«HS XOBVISa SXC0£O

m NORTHERN RICYCLE WORKS!

ABXXUB BVUAVV BBOAPB.

Cbeapeot tod most reluble place to get your bicj-cle repaired'Bsd
put io good roDDing order. Hove had arreral yeor* eiperience aad
anow how it ahoold be done. SatiafactioD gnarabceed. I am fleHiDg
bierde aaodriea at aboat coot. New and aecood band wbeeia for aak
and to rent. Pleaee give na a tnal.
Brering a apecialty.
ELLIB, Ell Front Bt, B«H

■si

EXHTBODT RUDS

Tmene City Scbool of I^esic!

If You Have Logs to Sell
Correnpond witb'tbe Tnrerw City Lamber Company.
‘ We haee for sale Good,

Sound Hemlock Liimbtr,
Maple Flooring,
Short Maple Wood.
r.AL2TX>S S'OXl g jLT.Tr.
Hill Machinery of all ’deacriptiona, inclndit^ Two Enginaa,
t^et Worka, Carriages and Saws.
(or eaie.

Up-to-date Painter
and Paper Haapr.

DR. HIGGII^S, DENTIST |

:-d

TRAVERSE CITY LUMBER CO'

3

Only 60 cents
For Half Soling Shoes.
and Heels, 50 cents.

a

For Tops
^

Cutom Made Shoes a Specialty.
Hew Store sad Repair Shop.

.1

JOSEPH SALAN.
314 E. Front Streat.

■I

The Price of Tobacco
Has gone ap—So has onr stock. We hare a fresh
clean stock of Cigars and Tobaccos and onr prices
are roasonable.

JOHN J. BREZINA
•Phone 167.

S48 Front Btreet.

ICE I

THE HOME

Protectiye Associatien

Ws are again ready, with a large
stock of lee. to deliver the same to any j'
—i
H0PK1H8 BEOS.
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OFOAYLOI,D.,.ICH.

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* Invurss yon agaiast Siekneaa. Accident

Telsphons No. W.
I

» <« P**AU
; claims paid oasighk Ubmal eaateaata

D.;-, ..., cWp Ilu. k— wbe. —'•.-It- f~l
Addreaa,

-««»W. R.HAR>Y.

My pries after tbat wUl
be five dollars for leases. C. F. ruev Dbteiet agent for Northwaate a RieUMan. Optician, IM Osm straak 874 8t*
gaa, Travarae City. Mich.

A PURE
BLACK AND TAN

Geo. R. Winnie,

A complete Saw Mill Plant

wm

Sr
ST -} V

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Whichever you may wish when suiting yourself with a pair ■
of Shoes, you wUl find in our handsome and up-to-date stock ■
of Ken's Shoes. Tan Shoes are the favorites at th<e season of •
: the year, and we have them la all shades for Walking,'Bicy- ■
: ole Biding or Working. They are easy, cool and comfortable '
amlthe

PRICES OF COUESE ARE
THE LOWEST IN THE CITY.

THE HANNAH &EAY MERCANTILE CO. I

>

TBB MOSVniO BBOORD. WBDHBBDAT. JUilT

U GIVES IT UP.
Cwt Ne Leng«r Hold tho SpanMi
Cabinet Togatbor, 8o
t^Waaignfc
nEI[IEB*B ASyiCE TO TEE flDECI-

rfdOM bjr <m« c«d •»* pbUBdsf •bdOa
Ncaflr B« of Ih***
«»pIod*d !■•
•tde th* «iper»lnict»ir* and mtm haw

that the BrooU>-n-a aerondarr batuir
fti* aaa >0 terrible that the men 4aaerted ihelr *una T>* anrvey board
arrived at the wre<lta of the t
Oqurbdo and lafarta Marla Tere
nlBhi at daik a- d the «o k eoaaa
poati-oned
■Inguiar fact noted on thet ur ablpa
la tlwt all the guns arrre tra'aed forwar-l. apd the alary that they srara aU
directed to dre oB tba Draeklra la

'V

TdOa Bar to Get Adeiaen fraaa the
MiUtary Eleateal.

TllMillllllTim
Elsvsn Msn Lit D«Bd 6.Q00 F»«t
Out in Ldks Erie tl
CiBVtiBhd.

M Wbsa IMaasd «be BxplaAMi WDI
Maeaa- Be Kmws. fee All tba Wlteease.

Xeae Lasiug Their own Uvea.

.

Off

BanilaBo.

Coba.

J»ly

(wa boora. mlaaitut the ritr eacrpt.ooa
abet wWik blew up a macaalbe.

When.

L>a> oa. Ju:)- U—T e>.4dr d.coria.

the palate

"£en» t'apa ta went to
tuda>

and

undered

Halffnat on aa<1 t> at o' th- cabinet.
Mid that he ud..iiFd lb

hl»
Ii

tjeaniwn

to api-oiat a ne« taoi. ei ;arsely cocWring o( the ml'ttr.r/ eetne.tt. which
would 801 ae.eoa i:y n.v. j th.- ad> pHod of a warilke
tha reverse

u

*i ai probablr
g i:e-

BnokakaAtrA
therefore abewn to be true. Hie mact.
alaea of all tbe ahipa exploded and tbe
effect waa to blow up the drcki and not
completely pulverise tbe hull «r turn
the keel up. aa It waa lo the rate of the
bttleahip Valne. This la looked upon
as being Important

SAWSKI'K V

r or AOl'lNALDO.

MaaMsIwaa Mawaars Be b a Vary Bad

>- exiffr.ted

that the reecnatl.n «r: ' ■ ec ep-.ed"
Mad0d. Ju.r U-—U U aaernel th:

.tba Molnea. la., July It-WIH
A.
Pears, who travels In ftveign iaada for

tha Vailed Btatea nai.ee the fo.l w u<

a proprlcury medicine eumpanr of Ibta
clly.haalustrelumrdrroih a threeyaara'

doBBaada as rondlilonr .-f - see:

trip In various parts of the globe.

first.—ne poaataelon ul Cuba

and

Porto Rico, with a purl la the Canari. a
tBecoad.—Aa ladeainHy uf Ctg.OM.OuO
(aboat e40.ooD.on»;
Thlr4-Tbe reientloa of the HhlilpVtnae aa a guarantee of the payment of
tbaladaianitr.
Ihaae icnai* are regarded as inipoa-

Wathlagtoa. July Ih-Oenerat Shaftorio repurt from 8llx>aey. wnt Juet hetore aildnighi Sunday,'raueed offltdale
«( the war department to wait all yeetorday with the npe.iailun of ta'eriag
that tha bombardfceat of Kaa.tag.. bad
No word Id that effect
howteer. up to the time the depart-aiaat closed, sod ibouch there'te little
roaaon to doubt that the general carriod but tbe programme of which he
bad aoUSed the department. It wae re■ardad aa poealble that he had- rvnaaatod to a fnrther'extrna'on under the
flag of truce. la e.ew of certain al.aa or

He

six days a paaaenger on the adm*
boat - with tbe PhlMpplae
leader AgulnaMo when the Malay was
on his return to Manila. Pears' ImpresMona of the Ualayalsn ata a dlaa|i|>ajnt>
las revelBtiun to hia friends .la thia
country. He says:
»
••I met Agulnaldo. the leader of Ihe^
iBaurgcnia. In Hong Kong, and sailed
on the same boat with him from there
to Stngapoi*. He was a bit cfp chap,
hair-caate—pan Spanish and pan Ma­
laysian—the w.irat oomhlnatloa
that
could be producHt or Imagined. I have
no fallb In him whatever He sold hla
eounirymeo for Hpanlah gold and then
played the bog and refused Co divide
with hla fellow runaplraiors.
"^’e are going t» have lots of trouble
we get through
with him. The merchanu of Hong Kong
have little conAdence la the Inaurgeni
chief, and predict that we will rue the
day that we picked the little abaver up.
If we go further than freeing tbe peo-

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TBIED TO niT BAKTIAaO.

weakening on tbe pan of the Spanleh Oar Stipa Da Bmww Rapw
Ka-s« of n«e Miles.
eoBunaeder.
If a aurrender has n»t
been aetured by ibla muralag ll la be­
OffAguad res.Cuba. July lO.vlaKIncalieved that the aeaull uptm the town toa. Jamaica. July It-lC.-pyright ISM,
proper will l« |.r-secuied at cace with
by tbe Aasorlaied Press ) -The Brook­
the grealeet . nei^y and deierm Dtllon.
lyn. Indiana and Texas, under C> mmoEaplalalwg Hharieria iUleged lielay.
dore Schley, l-egan the l•omhardmeDl
TOe offletsb. her.- arc aatiril.-d that .uf the dry of Sanliago at &:U ibis
What arioara to le delay on the pan of afleriirMm la ot*ff;ence ton request from
Oeorrml Sltarier was really caused by GoBlral Florfler. t.mve.v.d by a signal
his efforts to carry out alii. tly. the from Ihe ahxitv. The wars ilpj lined I'p
president's InJuacUun to prevent the
Bpanlsh amy from ea<-aplng fr.>m Baafn»m idibre. and died x»ver t e II i.ealuai
tlago.
H.' might have allacHed the
cliffs-that come >:..v.n l« me sea and
towa several days aa» with th • reaul; -hide the city, rive m -t away.
that if the Spantah were ove:c'nne they
After tniriy-.ive eh ts h. U been diad
would have retreatedwithout bbetrui.- fn*m the el|.ht-ln<‘h guns Kommodure
tioa to the a.irthwe t b y >t,d the reach Hchley irecame c-nvincM that the
o( our Boldlera t.i follow. Hlsdapatch
Br'Oklyn s rn v aa .a ling short and or­
dered a leawaMon, permlitJiig the baCthat be has been trylog to c mpUle tlewhipa to vv.nt'nux'. Ihey with tbeir
. ais Itae of investateut so aa to pri-v ni
Laurh an escape, and as he appears to a.gn..'a-fr -m the shore announced that
' "feel Mtladed thet he has accrmniiatied
the sliells fell 1 OfiC feel short and a
[; this tiia And gsault will not be delayed
little to the left of tbe Sfianish poaiiton.
At dusk the sq md on ce iB d ftring.
IbBeCaeefal wf UlA
AKOTMEK BOW AT PAMP VANXBR,
Oenerai ShaTler la disposed to M'

Bueb longer.

every life possible ta the war. ^hkldy
hpving in minj the parllculkiV lArge
o'Mled
a’ed and m vfogipared to the total airetigUi of
hlearpiy 1ft the i«t«le of Cancy, which
the oin.lsl figures k.iows was esc p;i ahl la mud'm warfe'e. It la to save our
troopa that he d-.i>-s to inake a free
aae uf ariill- ry Is-rn « t' e a»aau't prot>cr begins, and al-o lu a cur* t‘ie co op*
cratloB of tbe navy in the attvrk. Th»
little artillery duel of Ksn.lay appear*
to have l> en more ser oua Jn 1 a ra'u'ts
than wvs at flrat rrimrted f..r the raattaltlaa jncluded diirlne ili.- aft-rn.Mn
the dea'h of Capla n Chailea W K- k .
ell. .Second Infaniry. and Pr.vale^ Neleoa. of the ume regiment. . I.ealiJ.'a
IJautenant Ijiti and thrwe privatea of

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‘Tlie cable ommual.allvn Iwlween
Waalilngton and
General
Shjfter'a
baadquartm baa now been goti-n Into
eaeellem cundit.on. ao that It ius bten
powrible to receive SI the de|«rimeut
a message within twenty inlnutea after
It waa dlspatt-bed by General Shafler.
Colonri Alley, who la In charge a' Oeaeral S’lSfler' end of the line, baa reported 'o tbe dciwriment that he la now
angngcU In lav ag a cable fr..m Ooanaanamc to Playn d.-l Kate, which will
gtin futlier rcdu.e the time r q i'r>d for
tbe eacbangr of commuMcationa.

'»m,T 08K WHIP woftrif kAvixo.
And She the .l.e,N4.V.loaM,
Plytag SgoaOraw.
Off BanUago de Cul>a. July 10. via
Klagston. Jamaua. July U. — [Cut>yrlghL mt, ty the Aaa-sn.ted Presa-I
—Tba board of survey aMs>imed to exaxBlae tba wiveka of the Bijutlah abips
and to Inqnli* Into the nature uf ihetr
tajuriea reporU that only nn« *hl|. can
poaalbly b% saved, blie U the Infanta
'Maria Terea. the fomu-r nagahlj. of
Admiral Carvers The bull of tbe Crljtobal Colon about abe waa on.y hit alx
ttaiM and then only by ahella of r ioch.
l-laeh and C-ioc h calliwr. It was (..ual
that tbe braaa pluga of the large guna
•ad the locks of tiu- tukll arms had
baea thrown overu-ard.
Brooklyn aal Oregon.
Sha had not
kaan struck by proyecHlas Urger thaa
d tertt. Thaet was ae sign of her htv(htrtaaa inches

nod svaing psrfomtsaoss of
Tussdsy.

Jnlf

mneh iMrs than s psaalsg aoUea, and
as It alwaya hegiaa at I and B o'eloek
be

eeatad by

that

time la order to sec, ec}''y mad appreeiaU the whole of It.
amaffsetle rash,

It U spsasd with
aad

thle

Ths

faaad begins ts ploy, aad awsy off at

ran.

TUa is hut oaa of

tha many

Chbkamauga Patk Ga..:Jnly 12.—Or­
ders rea.hed General liroAe yesterday
ftum tl.e war .d'-|-drimeni lo forward
Ihe rec-rulta (or the Recoed and Third
Wla.-i.nsln and FIxieemh Pei
regiments
glments fwlilrli
fwlilrh Tf«lmenls
T«
left here
last wt-ch autit>"Se.U)) I" B®
> Cubal
•nKse men wer- left( bt htald
and number about l.OOu. and together
w-ltli (he wagon train for three regiI ihe ears for

tribea that art with Baffalo BlH. Tkay
rids as faat aa thalr poalaa AUI eairy
them half

way aronsd the ring, aad

Sir

I.

tinaca uatll ths rasrsaeatatlves of all

William Tucker, colored; Oua WatU;

tribes bava Ukaa thalr plaest bafore

break asA

speed aa did hia warrisra. aid this ooa-

The MexJeaaa.

the Cowboys, the South Amerioaa OanTbe tunnel la a large affair, being
eboa, tbe calvary of tbe dlffarcnt saprojected to extend outward from «»>*
la.
shorn for a omance
Bhore
dlsuncv of four and
and--------!
one- i
.
,
.
n
»
half inllea andJt ha. been under con- j Wi«tloa at a t me, all riding at a
than a year. The'***^™“' Aftarall are drawn np In
atructlon for i
work haa been attended w-ltb great dif- Una "Boffalo Bill’' rldea forth, and la.
About alx wei-ka ago Qw-re was'of ooarae,

an expliwion of gas la the shore end of
thr tunnel which killed eigbl
Injured a number of others. Boon after­
ward a big pocket of quicksand waa
struck, and work was slopped for soma
time. Tbe contractors then asked for
permlaaloa to deAect tbe course of the
tunnel from the route Axed by the city
engineer*, but It was refused. Work
waa noally rMuimd and bad progresaed
nneventfnlly until last evening, when
(hi. latest aad most h..rrtble accident
came.

applauaa.

Caww Win Kaver Be Ki

Immoacs

pf Stoughton
the service, of I'moe Kam as a voluntear and tried to make other d- sorters
Captah) CbrUtupher RulDa detailed a
squad to force h;m fr^m camp but J»*
would not go. Finnily t'cx'onel Feaman
scat a deial! from romi i ny I* I thrv'v
blm<»:t. ThU detail II ('dKladonfcm

Washington. July U.-Tbe war deWritm-nt Is advised of tbe arrival oK
Banibiho of ib- nuxlbary 'cruiser Tale.

Kilei had a tonfereace Vitb Admiral
fiini|«on and later vonferAff.with Gen­
eral Kbaftri- by means of the signal
aervlde telephone wires.
BhJrtei's Pare* M

KISOELLANEOU8 WANTS.

Uradost# of LaBue Palmlatrv Sebodt
of Paris, Pr.

Cbups tUs mk nl; Nc ul JiA
Batlsfactloa goaraatsed.

mt WANTgD-CMSpMm*. For^*rr*l
It Botwowork. Apply *l 41* WMuS**>«lb
gtrooL
rfUt-lri

M°5sj;
SJ"i3 5!,'s3=ra!;:
Low* B. Wood, xyitff

Boors e a. m. to V p. m.
Next week chargee $1 and «X.
Private and raUred parlon at

Sunny Bank Hotel.
Oolen atrest, next ts Daioa i
btUge.

Kply-to »4 Sixth aUeU Tia**rW Ctly

Lady In a

{NodispUyof slgaa made.

aad aflama with color:
ranaiag
Boviag

along tha Uaes like
aader a hivese:

wheat

ahovs

A Prompt Settlement!

Uiem

j the plamea and the bright
^01 higher, held in
", iStTBsLiiM!
Aashlag Mhrta, aattl at a
tha

ranka

msU

Uts movlag

Btrcama sf oolor aad light, tka korastbeir wsy is sad oat
pastoaeaaoUisr. eirellag, kalUag, adby fMra
Bixra, trailing oat aiagle

Bteriag

rlhboBs of

men

in

Ala,

aad borssa

with glsamlag natal. aatU

r of Bo*»»d mnuag.

heroic

A

■•'■‘5.3

atraagsly

faselaatlag.
Tr*»T s

Ohancteriacs

ths

Ssallags

The DilM 8UUi Beomtot SmM|
Cvtalily iMdi Then uL

■W*S73:'VS5'3£“g.'"^
»I-U
H1E?SS:S'„'S.'KS-'"“SS

aad dteappMr wbaaes thsy
aad

wti

Travciae City. Mieb. Jnly u'tb.

bma.jnrb.

two losff Haas gallop away avsnly and
atsadlly,

Blakeslee A NetJormiek. Distriet Maa*
ae Ciiy. Mieb.
Geatlemea:
Allow me to tbask yoa
for
check for HO. for loss o
arched
of flagsr.
1
evrnh te say tbat tbe setUeamt was
asUafsetory. as I called at yoarof*
tbr JohuoB biork aad reeved
rsyaiwilllagtomr
1 am always
for your dompaay aS
«1iy pfoymy is »srhsee». or win a
s |tpod
good word
wi
think them taperior to
to
o all oti
otbsra.
Yoara

EA.,

A rrw GOOD ^ im wasw.
sf the A. Cliy Luabrrr*. as if

Hesna. Blaksslss A McCormiek. repTwo men, Patrick Vanaecr and Mar­
tin Ht-Tauley, were the Arvt to venture reseatativss of t.....................................
Into the tunnel after the accident
Beaevolent Society.
currrd. They made ihelr way to a I. <k
. .
...
^
.
. .
t.2«l feel fn.m the aborv. but were there
j
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^
Johaovereme by the gas and fell to the asa Block. The aasoeUtiMi ksa s cosAoor.
W'h.-n they tailed <<i return a Isidersble memberabip is Traverse City
rouM
n.n,rt J.m™ n. n.. nu. m „„
i.dv
Of one of the men whe wu* killed, end
waa employed aa a n ale driver, the efforts of Mr. Blskealas, whq de­
t to their rescue. He found them al- votes bis ertire attention to the city,
1 helping them I

while Mr. McCormiek

OOS bccoad sttset.

slds towns.

k™ r.«, ™..

: ci.:r«l u

A aitend tca.uing psiiy wa- mads iip
of Patrick Uayiona M.ke McCauley,

. Uv-c, u
RKPCBUr*K WARD t'Avrutn.
wsaa *0.1.
(c« Wsrcl 1*0 t^J

u.mil tk. nd

th,* i,

cf

of aickaMa, or aed-

M.£. r---------r. A. B
VASO so. t
rua'orWatdNn * will I
S. tlsll. »•
- rlM(IOarl*gslr«t«aTCo*d tbr
>» brie July It. ima.
K. W. HaSTINOS.
«• L ciRCMC-K.
------- H MOl-LTOK.

pnMIag anything. aa\he’tunntTwTa
*• Mtabllahed
nilrd with foul gwa and amoke. In an j f- r the purpose of fsellitstlBg the setiDirrview Corbett sold: " Nothing can Uemrat ef elaima. Any membsr who
SB4fnslk*U*icH*.taiWr4ii>*<l*r«rrBU>x. laly
be acvompllaeed tn the way of getting j,
„ inlnrad can get fate money at IX. im^^c>'rlyS.U>rlrri12 4«lrgs^»e ettIhe bodies until the tunnel U
j
d»
SDhllrsa ceoBty cearvattos to ba
and the au'.phur gas and smoke .re l«*» ^
‘>®«* «■ • !!■*
cleared out
It li aura dratb to try to ’seat ts Mr. Blakeslee will rraalt la a
b the bodies nO*e"

eaii.

'•
••

Ths local

“Haff ««»
blaaka sad suffering
long delays before getUag the money

Ed

:i Traverse Bij Line ofSteaotm.
'‘*Trs^« CWyLMikm-^ !

works the cut-

Tbe would-be rrcuerw say that all the jcobtrol XI counties, la which ItOsgenu
lights were o_...................
.. ................
i U;-..nd
tbe^Oto ,
St work.
This oempaoy differs
l<>cl...and iba: they could. nST gu any
from mauy is tbst membera are sot re-

iKma^Hdl'MtUeneBt will fol-

EBIOHT Wiscoisni OIBL.

;;

(cal lageant of tl»e carnival celebra-.-.aav noDular aad U aa
tir.n
Bhc- was out late that atghi and
popsiar
(be next day hef father whipped her Or lad.apuuWe rvidrnc# of iU rsllabtUty
staying nway wiilu.ut h<s t-ermiaalop 'Olherolatma ars sslUsd la the aame
Fhe sought revenge l-> «ttirg Are U.
The eompaay Is weD kaowa,
.aae.dor.edbymaByprcmlae.tm..
A nele’bnrgsve ih* rarollyehellsr.snd 'la thi# city S* well iS elsewhere.

BoU

icBtobr brM Jcly It,
E.J FUUiBl'B.
r H. aaiTH.
- T>, 1I*RVI“
tRria.
fOlDBlU

WANTED.

£3 at:

AR.r- - -

'

*•

...l:4»

“

Going sooth d*i'y except Baadsy.
Leave
••
••
••
•'

Harbor Fprtaga...................7:00 a. m.
Harbor PMal........................7:u» ••
WequrloiiaiDg........................7:15 “
Bay View................................... 7:35 ••
Petcakey.................................... 8:«) ••
Chsrlerolx...............................10:00 ••
••
Norwood....................
.11:15
••
*• .Northport..............................lt:X0p.m.
Omraa............................................1:50 J'
•'
NsshtawsnU........................ 3:00
Ar. Trsverar Ciiy.-...................... 4:00 *•

oing south daOy exoepl Sunday.
Lears Northport................................ 6;Ma. m.
••
Omraa...........................................7J0 ••
SnttoaaBay............ w........... fl:l6
■'
Kaabuwsata......................... 0:45 •*
Ar. Tiavrrae City.......................10:45 “

e-xlag aortb dally exiiept Boaday.
rortrsnl K*. t will be Leave Travetae (^ty......................-t.-OO p. m'
*■
Ncahuwaata....................... tMi '<
Id ts tbr m*tr fKfWt Priesry Mool BstUr. July
• r.
Jol: IX.
■ tm. si *
'
Battoaa Bay............................ 4:X0 ••
••
Omens.......................................... S:l» “
ratio* tobrbrl
Ar. Northport..................................•:!» ■'
X.C. BeWisa.
A W.JABRAi
pfuABRJAOM.
Daily Moraiag
SxcafmloBS
Wnm
(.'owal
TraTcrss (hty.

Motion. ^

CsveuBi M*tJ*l UfercOw

..lliiO

•TBAKB&OUBOBMT.

the next dtiy the girl t ' Arc: to Ihe Mr Blakceleeaad Mr. MeCormiek are'
h.mse of tbeir 1.00 factor. We-dnesdey now permanent reaWePtaof the city,
hei m- th -r ntdertc hc-r to harnc-ss a
home*, which wa* temporarily
WUI ikiUrtaU AmaBAd Hlva.'^
only. A.a rrym*B. IB rvoai strwn.
quartered In a barn lielonglng In the
The ladiee of Amanda Hive. L. O.
Wisconsin t-ake Ic-e rompony The girl
went to the loft and set (he barn on Are. M. are oardially iavltsd to apead the
which w-llh sIxty-Ave tons of bay
afteraooa with Bister J. M.' Pangbora
*('wbuii« Besri. All etdm IrR
nam X Wiu I*c«lr< pmmpl *ur»Uo«.
revenge on her (tether for whipping her.
aJ. M. PAaeaoBa.
Seem* ** Ihe Ball FtalA

Spriagdeld. HI*.. July U.-The mm of
J. W'. Duggan* aad others agalast tbe
Boston 5: at New Tork-Ft. lo>uls4.
Oevenant Mutual I^lfe aasoeiatlon. of
York K-: at Kxltlmore—Ctnclnnait 4.
Jtla. to enjola tbr euUeettoo
BaUlmore €- at Washington—ThkagO 7.
'of alleged'lll.-gnl
aaacssment. by tbe
'lll.-i
Washington 1; at Philadelphia—Cleve-,
land IX. Pblludrii Ills S; at Brooklyndec ided is favor of the pUiatlSs In
Pittsburg 1. Brooklyn A
(
Weatern League: At Milwaukee—8L the latter . ourt. It will now go to th*
court.
PeuI C. Milwaukee 4
Ft. Joseph X. Indianapolis S: at CpIutbPeraeas Wenbled with diarrhass will
bus—Kansaa Pity S. Columbus 4: at Debeiatcraated la tha expsrieace of Mr.
trolt-MInneapolU A Detroit i.
W. M. Bash, clerk of Hotel Dorraaes.
Proridoaoe. R. I. He mya; “For asvestranger
n1ydm 1 have beeo almost a eoaataat
who ha* l<een stopping at a boarding suCerar from diarrhoea, the freqasat
house here for ten days w^s arrmted attaeka completely poatratiag am aad
Fuadny evpiilng on the charge of mak
naflt for my dntiea atthe
trg and passing to.:ni>rfelc money. The hotel. About two years ago s salesman gave the ciarar of Fmith. and In maa kindly gave me a amalT boUle of
hla mom were found six aata of molds rRambcrlala’a Colic. Cholera sad Dlar
for miking mins from tie gold pit-cc-s rboea Bsmedy. Much to my i
down to X4-ceai ple.e*.
sad dellH-t It*
Crialtan tCadewrar rbwew.
Wh'-nev.
•• 1 I f ItsvmstAinB of the diKasbvllte. Tenn.. July 12.—Tbe cloring »esee I would forU!> mymlf agalast
>e attack with s few doses ef tA val■aaMon of (be seventeenth tniernattenul
tble rsaaody. TbsI rMoU bas besB
Chrtatlae Badeavsr convention waaheld
aad almost eomplsts
last Bight aad already maay dclegstaa
homeward bound while stbera will ralM from tbs aflUoMoB." VbrmOs by

v'eabtawaata____
Omraa..............
Nortbpsrt................
Norwood...................
Cbarlrvoix................

", Wrqnr’onsisg...
Harb r Polott...
Ar. Harbor Bpriagt..

1.4.
XnU rday while the bcuoao repre-

Washington. July lZ.-aanaial Shaftaria avaUabla force yeaUrday after
oountlng all rriaforcemaatB, and daling tthe dMd. aiat aad weun
ducting
was n.W« lighting t
aiPt'S-y .Sllrrates
I Wive tciday for Chlckamauga.

upoa

Ualtsd Mutss Bsaevolsat Soemty.

Vsla Attea.pt at BeK-**.

^ Rogers. Harney Hughe, and

EaaUm adrises

visit wilt eonviaor tbe moat akeptleaL '

mBAiaXO NCB8B-KiM mietlc Boloowb. b
X erodast* ol tbr RnlwroMy Boap<l*L Aaa
Arbor, will
to call* (or asnU.g. Ml
g Bhatrcct. mttf

jag aoroaa tha pt^. ahlblag with atoal

FROKPT BB1TZ.ZKXVTB.
rvmen:ber what had bspiwned. He
ly groped hi* way out and tald srbat
had occurred.

tbs

yoa ara beat adapted for.

earns, ts be eneeseded by other bistarie,
ahnqint and the nmeusston was some­
thing teirihle. for It threw him off hta
feet, and for hours he was 4n such a

Blc^bard

It Is sapsrb, aa iadeserib-

a all ths aatlou atrsMh-

aad
under tbe lake. The only man in the
tunnel who escaped death la Oon.
O'Dtmnell. a locktender who was sta­
tioned S.7W fret from the shore. Ha
heard the rxpli slon, .or aerie* of

with

Ilfs reader tbroagh

bBslaeaa affair, aad telle wbat trade Or

abla piotars then—Twk after rank of

signal

The explosion occurrtd at a few mtnules before T o'clock In the evening, but
Bohody will ever b# able to tel! what
caused It or '

greeted

'

eoatomar thte weak free of okarga.
stM aad plaaeta

then draw ap before tbe

their wkfubrotberx.

Meant aad Pblaage Charis to
Scleotific

eon Firlih. tvicUayer: John McCauley:

Chicago. July tf.—Following ara the
meurdt at 1«*e hall made yesterday by
> Ilouglaaa WK. ^ly i:.-Wal-

Sci(nti6c Palmist.
TTT B.FOffP*B.Aa«MatUw. Spseia'
VV . altmitdatotwtHlss.

of John: jthn Fradey. Tony Bruncin
and Frank tarnba. ail Itatians; Emer-

Acuity.

Positively
the Last Week
at Cheap
Prices.
Sir Richard Easloir’^

ars assn eomlng vsnslsd. at k dead

SpringAeld. ais . July Ik-Aergaapl P..
MUwaukee. July M-I.ydla Berger, a
Ksaer. as employs oi >as *, a.
H. Felix, of Lvimpany fJ. Ninth Infantry, IS-yMT-old girl, la la the county Jait. OrellMk Oa. who bad a flager partUlly
at'Camp Tanner yenerJay ahol Private having riinfcssed to the i-rime of arson, ton off a abort time ago, sstersd sad
James JoO'S. cOiAi any
*f C- b i go. In A week ago last Friday she left her i iaiiasdiatcly received s cheek for HO
the left Ireast oxer the bsarl. s -riuu-dy horn*, on a farm l..rth ot Jlilwaukee. '
was payment In foil lor his
wounding him. Joma sial a (otutaile
and came to town to witness the hlriorThis is a promplnaat whlchhaa
Bttemplod to pass the While
guard

Wlseeaals Veto-pa PerwatAod.

■Pbeoa ua. not. w.

spirit la

splesdidly keptap throughout.

•QSlc SInek.

TMs TIwM a tirmro Soidler t* S

despite th# fael th.t they haJ B • pans,
and being tvfuacd afarkad the guard
FHlX and ..therw <ame lo the aua:ds
reacue aad Felix was struck by a stone
thrown by one of the negroes. He then
drew u tvvolier cud shot'Junes F.ilx
U In JalL
_______
,

O’ U. BBOVB. Aueraey aas fvmaaauorei

U.' daservas

Jab Mas Been a TiwabWaa Os*.

■poadent of Tr.e Tiaei . telegraphing

BUSlIfSSS CARDH.

oomea forth with tbo BSMe

brother

Frahk Clemmla, and FVank Haney.

«\ >« ta u- Iraox’ a.

OBssttsHasugaeBiaeb. Tmmtwnty.MlelH

Hie grand rsvlsw of tha f««gb rid«n

Theehisf ofthl- parUealar tribe then

Parka foreman: James Par^.

aeen rarnlnit fr m thr efty. but at

Bondar

tbe

names of.thoae who were kll]yd: John

\

tte ahipa ceaaed hrtne a fiae of truce
tMe WT'tl’T

under

bottom of I.ake Erie, ae a result of
an expluaion of gas. 'Following are tbe

IL-The

the ellffa thle luoinii K. and tired for

cunatrveted

AtterMjs M Law.

theotbsr eadof tbsareosths ladiaat

Cleveland. July It.-Thellveaqf eleven
ten w^re rnufied ont In tb» iwinlUlng
of aa eye las; evening In the w'aterw-orka

aquadrun beaan B.laa at Haot:aa> ov.r

•mad sad «ioitoa >«visw.

V.r.Osma

PATCHIN & CROTSER,

of ths world, with wbteb ths kftomoon

sharp, all sboald

being

U

BUl'x WUd Wsst win bs Inaagaratsd

EXPLOnOI OA0BE8 ISE EI8ABTES

tunnel

J.W.Paaekis

Th» BMffb Bldaasrths Wsrld

hers on

As* Mesibered with the Le*t-l«ai
Rampes Atlvs AlMW ef AU
Were at Werk-Bmve I

tkalMi That Thla WmU K-« Kn.MaHly
> a War raLlaM-iHril«4 C>a4l•f'lWe We Ba*a OA»4 Haata

A KAffirmonrT xvnu

Taka steamer at 8:40 a m. for NeabI whereyou wlii
.
UwaaUwhet
win cot
couaetA wUh
• Orracsot rrtaralsg * Travr
■eCtty at 10:45 a. m. This wOl T

't’S:

m^e every moradmr.
If you wUh a loogv rid*
• K•m boat^
boat wA
land yon at Umeaa or Northport wbero
you will ooooect with stoamer retarato Traverae City at 4D0 p. m.
;enFsiOM from Ttat
City, take tbs

'1,

oorouwiHTsr,',.:?; •-ritj;

*t*adsiMdlrtr* sad
*t*Bds*wdlrtr*
SBddlorACMOl <
-------,
.wboBTVvrstadlrd I* s wreirwl cnUrgel
J.-W OATJinXBtT
br wllb BsrI tb* Jrwrtor noUt <
-sbs o-nim- rate roUsg*.

John R, Santo,
GeoNai InsnraKs.
Warxharg Bloak.

lb pvUes of Its or more a rats'.«(
one fare for the round trip arfll be

ard Es*toB wae arrested reesatly for'
sdvlslDg a lady to separata from bar
‘
ibaad or somrthiag te tbat effect.

TniTvia* 4fltr, MldS

1
■'4

Card Of Tbaaka.
Wa tiaeerely thank our frisada who
------- --------------------------- -have so kindly assUted ot during tbs with tk-sickams aad death of oar son and paid for ths mms. It ts net tbs b^
a'emof Sir B^toa M
family
troabls.4i«t to gl»e sciesllfie
wbieh be eoBteoda is reliable aad loft*
MiaaNoBA NicaoiA.

OYSTIRS
913 Front s£

BalUmors

Stock BroAred Three Time* a

Weak

onat.. dOo
*0« per
p-r quart
qn.rt
ScntaoliSOcpo-^g,

Flattkar't Ofster ItepM

Zi

m

THB MOHIfUrO BBOOBP.W8DWBBDAY. niLT 18, 1896

DONS FmOOLiy.
Chtrf^H with Utinf Explosive
antT^ross Bulitts and
Other Foul Play.

TBAYEBSE CITY, TUESDAY, JULY i9th.
AT EACH AFTERNOON AND EVENING EXHIBITION

Say!
Ever Baraed Outf
!f ao yoB kaow
tbs valas of

ZXT3T7ZL.iL270Zl. ‘
o. P. OABVirtL A«M»

Of wuah Pesltie^y Appears tu nisstzteus -

’ mr ALSO nsE

ob

Eosmiu,

- Am* OW tb* VThtU.nac to
Vholr
EsMBln to ttottih - MoHo. «oM by
W*«bM Mm Sow bl Fort MrPkMMO^
Om or non ■ Cbaplbln — INtlhrlte
‘ Bemmr M Ibr Panias •( • Hpanlob rap>
talk aad BU Mm.
Atlanta. Ga., July It—T«o huDdrrd
and thlrty-flv-r aldt and wounded nol>
dim reached the cneral hnniiiial at
Fort McPberaon >ealrrdayfr«>m T.impa.
Ameoc ibem are acveral or the Ku.sb
Itldere and many tnrRil-era«>r the 8cv• Bty-tiiBi N-» Tiirlt The moat aert» ' " 'UTide-I «rr Carialii Ducat and
,1
•. .f the Twentyt
.
0^1- lam. loa are nnw
b. .-.ail iJiJje City. rtah. T>e (l^clora
•re mnrh encnurax d by the cundltioa
•f the men and aai they will n.-c»vi-r.
■ Maay of the wounded men give thriU)aC accounts of the treat B,rtii of July
1 and from aeveral eourrea unanllclled
comea'tlie m.nmiain n; ‘ Th^ Sputlardo
tiae ex|>ioalve and biaat hullela.''
XHi'Icht Gallciupe. chai'laln of the Twenty-(ourih Infantry, tod a story o( the
•twr dUrecard «( the Sia>al.rds t.r the
Bed Cr.>M na«-*
• '
Om* Nred oa Field Uoepllala
* "On the aftein'. 'n of n.r SrU." sa>d.
chaplnln T aaa vUl. n,- t ew.und- j
- ' cd In a hoepllal l. nl n.ar the (ilaoe ]
where the light «u« the houeat.- Ar
tlMitenanl Wh.»- nanw ! do not know '
«aa In the other end of the t -ct look ng J
•ner some «r hie m.-n fcu.drnty Si
shell came through the tent and ex-,
'ploded. That o!n<'er was tom Into j
ahreda 1 was hurled ftil'y fifty feet
^d Itilured as you sv a~d every msB
In the tent thrown fr«>m his r.-t Tlie
ftpanlsrde took esi-ec:a! delight In fiHng
•pon our field hospital. We had io move
it seven'tlmes on thal account. One of
fhe surgeons «as killed while dreas.ng
wound of a auldier. In the bahiy
retreat which Uie enemy's fire made
Wftreaaarr from the first hoepUnI a let
•r out wounded were lefi behind and
all of them were killed.''
Several of the e

sjttv;

>' arrivals aa> the

Col. W. F. CODY-

Bicycle Riders.
A BATTERY OF

U.S. LIGHT ARTILLERY

Bagiilars aad Sxaeatlag AD tha
Bauis Pwld. bssidea Is
^MIXB.«i;pSBBLT MO0BTKO AMp

told this s’OiT' Oc the firvt day of the
ftgbtlng near El Ca.-e,.-. t'sptai.i L.}-ns.
With seventy-five men. set o'.it >u 'akt- a
•tOBe bl<H'khi>use at the top of a sleep
bni. Hafelv housed behind (b>- stone
sralla of th<- bous.' sixty Siisniards
poured In a murderous fire on the
Mucky. Aipern ans as they entered the
•arrow path leading up the hllL Step
r alep t
len-furged ahead. Uft-Jr
g every minute. By the
time the top of the hil! was reached
‘but twei.iy-iwi> of the band renmm-d.
Wllh a shuut they fo;ted tbelr way li
the covet'd stronghold end In a des­
perate hiPd-io-hand fight with revolverw rucceedi-d In acatiering the

In tm H o'clock every cyeolaf
xeert Sonday. In the Caldwell A Low
on beildiny. at Dorth and of Odoa

VIRGINIA REEL ON HORSEBACK.

Horse Hotel. ;

20 REAL CUBAN HEROES
Tseslra Famous nghtlsgOOcera aad Eigh-. mrsiesDirac

H. LEDERLE.

European

AM SCOUTS OF lATTLE^

Ambueads tad Oombst-lOO Ba«aiai«s COiWs tad Vxnlere
'xnlere of tha
the Oa
Oaes ail PuwsHul SicpoxTta Verr Pith sad PndsM ladtas. CoassetTCowboy. Srsb.
Oaa
' ' Magyar.
“
~
ischo. ,-:biao sad Vaqsara
Borsenea-Tha JaooBpsrsbia Oaealiy Expe: :a of tha Smiae oi Both
Bd hni*nes~
laelodlag Dauchmtau Frcaa the C-.h Royal 'n>h Lanorfs u; (he raalls
tbaEiaptrot a OnCnlrraaoTsoI tk.Cermsn Arsy; tbaCtsi'sB^tal

Liter;, Sale ud Feed Bars.

tthefiauof War
rnr7 Os. at rwn
k.-lUn-af tt.'JraiU1U1..I c.«rv

KirsbeUss Blya. Everything new
and oval Rales as reasonable as any
firai-claaa barn In the «ity. Give aaa
call and get our pricea.

tr * w U^er

BmOiaa a IbbRib,

Grind Bepida ft IndUii R. R
xxacsoA^HO.

A COWBOY BAND ON HORSEBACK.

Psv aertval aM dapartersef owaasatTi

TMK INOKSORIBABUK
EGESEB EESI GEE

REALISM OF SAVAGE WARFARE
lada^^^^M^fiaaM^^B^poadoai i
laagtitagTnii

ig Actua iAd Sffseb

rsl THE TRANSCENDENT SPECTACLE
a do."
'^
"The chlidiwn of anb tivinc tableau

Bantlagn are S'Jfrertng. but the soldiers
are getting (be fat oftheland. They are
hard nyhiers." be continued. ' but very
treacheious. Osre dur og ihv eirly pan
of the tutlle a wibu flag was thfown
ap on one of their batteries. Our men
a^rpruaohed It as a matter o' courir. but
were ah"t down when they drew- near"
Tells af a T*rrib?e right.
Captain Duiat. of the T.venty-fourth

RrmsmWr that 1 do all kinds of rw
palHng and enataeUnr. and that I can
and do give yon the beat work of any
one In the diy for the monsy. Dost
be decrired by whnt otbern tell yba
tbs contrary, bat come and sea :
yooraelf.
1 Fttarantee all toy work to be richt,
and if It doM Dot prove ao I Make it

MWI Ewn i«t kUiMif TUP hsM Mg. IM H k Mb

MIRROR or

•rvcTXiuMaPfiOM tkc raMoua aixTH HceiHCNT u.*.cAv*urr.

Grand Introductory Renew of the Great Equestrion
Of BATAOZ, HABBAmOOT aad m.tQHTgP VAXIOai.

:l«il

IITBOPBCIIB

CUSTER’S
LAST BATTLE
ON THE LITTLE BIG HORN
Of whleb nM a Magls eftoar er nolditr waa Isn to tan tbs awmi tala.

I uiafi mtciH V HSOT rasa RiveiE letn inra ETB

BE

EEES

E E

BBISn^

si i»‘= ■ i ii^ i

m nr III. iiin FH M g nmntigan ii ige mm

rm . f 1 11 IE f f f ee“t—^

■Mnes M Wbd Cbargsa. Desperate Debase, sad Mortal Cemtat A
I4*tag Ptetsra of Bepeleea Tsior and aaaihiUboa Besgartag
All Ocsenpuoa. and Coaelsdiag with

A SUPREMELY REALISTIC TABLEAU

COSSACKS oftheCAUCASSUS
WuTtM. WMM U.. HD otbn Put of IH. Uofld PloOuHO

rATUlM AMOKQ THK PKMOh'CSK.

ear os Ibis tralaTralBsarriTS fm NarkiDasrilr.PvtMkcT.

ACOVERED GRAND $TANDSEATING20,0De PERSONS
rERIXCT PBOTECTtOH nuilf BOTH Btm ASA SSSI.
AN OPEN AIR ARENA COYEEING ABOUT 5 ACRES

VaaAlag raeewetl Keeae Setwaaa Captala Merwa anUJHi. Mm.
Portsmouth. X- H-. July 12.—The
Spanish prisoners who were brought to
Th. Brad..].
this port tn the auxiliary cruiser Bt.
I.ouis froth Santiago, oumberlnk' <K of
. the men who formed part of the crew
MAKING NIGHT LIGHT AS DAY.
ut Adrriis: Cer.era's ixjuadttih. are In
coRHiatuiivr comfort la the new bar-;
AT lO A. M_ E.ACi* DAY OF I'XLHIDIYlOtV, RAXIW OR SHIMR.
- racks vrectej for them un Seavey's island. One of the mi»t touching Incidents
of yesterday was the farewell C'a»iHd Hr tb. iTortH runobb B-fuK.
e.dB Ha ia.pr«.fu. BuUb.Ub. Htrut Df-pU, .1 fl.Tu,Puua.fTUid MUliurPuaii. Ha Edituutu. Uueb o. HuIuh
Uln E. Dlax Murou. of the Cristobal
rrxKT naar ar m ocutea.
Colon, took of 1|U crew Just before be
went bark" to the 6L Uiula. Few who
MW the tenderness t^lUi which he
Tcswri of the Crest. ha Om Seme sad tbtO
walked down ih. line and anmi^nateiy
« to be IncmieO tn i
esibraird eai'h teaman as If he waa hts
the People of the United 1___________________r—____ .___ ________ _______ .
SOP c-iuid refrain from leaxw, wlii;e the
Pranec. Cermsry.DeniBsrk. BclguuB. HsUasd. Spaia, Aaserls aad Italy. Acbaowl'Whole ws-iie will .be remembered liy edg« That It U the ONE Orexi Eriertur..nc and Educstumsl Eshibnioo of afi the World. " It is Somebody iCruae ifAC the Ctuldres Do Met fisc It-"—fq fsia TM EMtT fafTM MBtltdMIgtia
tboae w'hu wltn>;ssed It as one of the
tourhlng examples of the devotion and
tevererc" in.which the seamsti of eTcry
. warship holds his emmander •
The «-;ew of the Color, bad isndedwlth
the reel of the prisoners xitd with them
came Cspisln Uorou. who assisted Cdlonel Forney, of the nuirine cun*, tn his
'Jabnrv as mustering oRieer. This work
TravarM Oi^ Market
NsUflBsl RepEtH oa «hs Crapw
VThat fipaalih li
look Utne. as each man s namt and de.
acrt|>U 'n,liai'. to be morded; but wl last
Washingtf.fi, July 12.—The akin uUur- may be bad at the City Clerk's offii
Below U a list of the buying aad aell
By order of the Board of Bi
1 then Captain Moi
al departm-nt's July crap r-’P-rt shows
10, (la I’urt Antonio.. July IL—Desertqnrnc'l l-i the Amcncaii olDceraadasked .era from the Fpanisti ranks this mern- i^prios. of yeshw^for gro<^ a reduction -f S i»-r cent. In tern acrepsrmUsUn lu say a ft a parting words lag Included a non-commlsalonedofflcvr. prorisions and farm produeU in Trav- age fr..!E laH year with an average con­
Baduowl Bates on O. B. * 1 dition of M.t: winter wbsat condition
to his mvn. The rroural was readily Hr aald that the sltustb.a In fiantUgu eraeCHty:
Bnffala, N. T., oae fare frm roniid
M.7. a low of S,1 for the nwnth. bul 4 S
granted, but I'aptalD Uurou. Instead of was bad. but by no means hopelessfrom
•CLLUrfl PBCX.
taigfaer than last year: spring wheat M. trip. 8eU Jnly lUh to ItU. Qwid to re­
making a f.irma! and eltsiuem sddiya the Spanli* p..lnt of vl»w. He said the
LR higher than last year: eomblnod con- turn dapL IsL
to the long line, walk.-.l up to the man troops had food rnough for their pres­
far. -___________
dlMon of spring and winter wheat »-<;
at thejivad "f It and taking him warm- «nt neE-ds. won In g'>od health and
y Itth goad tEi ratom
ly by the hand tenderly klss-d tbi- grim would make a giiod fight when they
oats ELK: barley «S.T; rye MA
Mllor on tlH- cheek. When th- men saw were called upon,
5H
atL OBcent par mlla Sell
the artlnr. of rh- ctjmtnander they wept
s so
irM, goodie retarn October
ks It tbelr hearts w ould break, sod as '
•‘I have ttaed Cbaaberlaln's Congb
the captain walked down the line shak- I
Bastady in niy family for yean and
Detroit, oae fare for round trip. Sell
log each by th- hand and kissing each ,
always with good reanlta." Mys Mr. W. June t?th and Iftth return July 4th.
annhurn-d cb-.k each man ibr-w.bls I will mn oa East Bay as follows:
B. Cooper of fo Bio, Calltorola.
“For
Indisaapllis. one fare for round trip.
t.» commander's neck in J | I«ve Old MtE.^. .................. «tE0a.«.
amall childrva we find it eapedalty Sell August nth. retsrn August IStb.
^eblkEaaida....
1 most h-wrty embrace.
effective.” For m1# ^ 8. K. Walt.
Lodiogtoa, one fare for round trip,
**As O
Dmgglat
bell July tOth to Aagnat Ath. re torn
August IStb.
Saratoga,
one fare for rooted tifp.
ZxaKiaattan oft Taaehaia fbt CBty
JKMp m.
Bell Aagnat IsL good to retarn Aagnat
arms al-out his captain'
lair's n«**lTke‘alLea*'
.........
•choota.
S:» p. m.
<lsL
1C e
eaptsin nacbM^AmveOld HissIoB....
eUld. When finally the
In
aecordasee
with
Sec.
it
of
the
Toraate.
Ontario,
oae fare far round
the
_____
snd of the long
. 11 e he turned, and i
Charter of Traverse City govarnlsg tba trip. Sell August E4th. ESth.'EiBd ETth,
ta a vnW shaking with emotlrui jiaid
pnbllc schools, the Beard of ExatBlnera go^ to return SepL filk.
few Words of farewell In the crew as
wUl
boldaspedalexmmlMtloBlo
ths
VermllHou.
O.,
one
fare for roond
Bimxe
aam
or
TaavzasB
cctt
whole AS he finished the half-rUd
Central sebeol buildtag Monday. Ang- trip. Sell Aagnat lat, good u retara
' ' s. grasping his
ast l»th. for the purpoee of examining Aagnat tlaV
and legs all trying for one last embrace, Block. Hotel WbiUilag aa< I Hark VUt*
High School gr^aatea who may wbh
swill also connect
Bay ViewCMmp Meeting.oae fare for
rail Blvsv MUIt glart Tp.
I car wfU
to beooaae applicanta for peslUoas Bo .round trip Bell Jaty 11th to SIM.
taaah ^iD the pubUe aehoola of Tra. Tbi
rui reiver. Hssa.. July U.-Tbc Allis
» aad
•I t.veKe eorporatlons. operating about
..........................aotherpatata. Phone
r polat
'*F&^*tormatloB Is regard to ^wUBC E. Murray. AgeaL
ME.ME spindl.*. which have been closed
eatkma of teacher*, a^iewats are ret oat
a L. Lockwood. O. P. A.,
aieoa July 2. ware started up again yes­ •loag Pent
farrad to Sac. VIU of tha ByUws of
iBoboaL
OraadBtodda
terday.

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'Ts take sBoei naaday, Jaao n. l«f,
OOlVU aOXTB.

A GRAKD UWXQL.K, REAL IHriLD -HfEST PUBLIC PRESENTATION

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THE DHkY OME OF ftRT HilO IHDORSED BY linOIB. CDHEBIHEilTB IID IRIHiER.
Nnobend Gonpons, Actnil Resaned Seats liU Be Sold pa the Dij 01 Eihibition, at the POST OFFICE NEWS STAND.

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