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OB EGON
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MILLIONS
K fendi
Old (¡lory Hoisted Over
the City of San
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Santiago de Cuba, July 19. — Amld
Imprrerlra ■ «remonlM, thè Spantsh
troopa laid down thelr arma between
the linea of ih« Spanish and American
forerà st 9 o*clo< k thls mornlng
General Khsfter and thè Am. rie««
dlvislou and brigade ootnmanders and
thelr staff» wrfe e«r-ort«d by a tr.wip 4
cavalry and <1.m tal Total si I In» staff
by 100 [ilck««l men
Trumpetnrs on bolli silos saluti«!
wfth ffourlstrea.
M^MHimi ribatter relurtMtd to Genosnl
Isti*' ■< sw..rl »fior il hai
handed to thè American coin
al the tr«nche»,
>e ceremony,
ort. aocom-
G -neral Hhaflet and
panled by General ‘
tdo through
( f -gial pfs
» i
The
the city ta.
city had |
*4 by the Spaniards
before the nrriv. d.
Gencr«
¡Kibben has been app-li.t
ed tempoiar
Hilary governor.
The i.ervmon
boiltirg th.-
tars
and Slupe« was wo
all th - ’ ' »-I ar.-I
t c< si. ours« of
treasure it cost.
d th" storing
10,000
and thi
al will live for-
ever lu the a
I u! all th<- American«
Stage setting for s
pr«eent.
A
"It would Is* diflh-till
dramatic cpii
to imagine,
palace, a plotui«e<(ue
old dwelling
(lie Moorish style of
architecture,
the 1 laaa -le la
Rehm, the pri
I pubi i sqtiarn.
Op|ioaito rises the
|x)ging t'atholio
CHtbedral. On
ide Is » quaint,
brilliantly tiaii
building with blood
Icran lss, the cliif^bj an < arlnn, OU
the other a bulliiti (rt the same dc-
Kliptlun, the < .f.^gltt Veuus.
Across I bo I'laz.awgs drawn up tha
Ninth Infantry. hca.TiiT ¿Fib« Hittb
.1 .. r '-.i
l- .tf.
:r-•• t.htci
th«
palace stood a picked troop of ’bOH.
ond cavalry with drawn saber«.^Mgg
command of Captain Brett, Mssse-J
on the stone flagging t>etwe<>t> the l and
auu line or oomciix-n were the brigade
'll.ll
> • t ‘ I - l.ll i-! if'., l . lit 1«^
i<ui with th. 'i staffs. On the red-tiled
roof of th« fiulaco stood Captain Mc­
Kittrick, Lieutenant .Miley and Liea-
tenant Wheeler.
Immediately above
them on the flagstaff waa the illu-
tninated Spanish anna and the legend
"Viva Alfonso X1IL"
All ahuut. pressing i.-ainst the ver*
anda rails, crowding the windows and
d.iors ami lining the roofs were the ¡ax>-
pi« of the town (the women and non
co tr. hatants).
As the chimes of the old cathedral
rang the hour of 13, the infantry and
cavalr, presented ayni. Every Amer-
lean uncovered,and Captain McKittrick
hoist«.! the Stars and Stripe«,
As the brill! »nt fold" ur furled In a
gentle bri-eSe against the tl.vkless skv,
the oavalry hand broke Into the strains
of "The Star sjumgl.xl Hanner," mak­
ing the American pulse leap and th«
American heart thrill with Joy.
At the same instant, tlie sound of th«
distant looming of Captain Cajuon's
battery, tiring a salute of 31 gnus,
drifted in. When the music ceased,
from all directions around our line
came flioating serosa th« pl«B> th«
•trains of the regimental hands and th«
mtiffi.-d, hoarse ch.x-ra of our uoopa.
The infantry came to "older arm«"
a moment later, after the flag was ns
and the band played "Rally 'Round
th«. Flag, ihiya." Instantly, General
McKibben called fot three cheers for
General Shafter, which were given
with great enthusiasm, the l>and play. >
ing Sous«'« "The Star« and Strip««
forever."
The ceremony over, General Shafter
•nd his staff returned to ths American
lines, leaving the city In the posfe-asloo
of th« taunlcl|<al authorltli«, subject te
the control of General MiKibben.
The Thirteenth and Ninth regiments
of Infantry will remain in the city tc
enforce order and exercise municipal
authority.
The Spanish forces ar« to encamp
S^sstal l,s • # rSWSW tlfesakar
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t
TOO
MUCH
>■<»«•>••« l «saSlsrsatevr
M •»»«• te K»« m I m III* Atm«.
Wa-’ .g' ri. J-> » 1* --Ti re was a
Inn; and aniloe» wait t.«lay te hear
onere
further news from the -om
who have been chargnl to make a
rsngvmvnts lor the surrender of tn
Hpamsb army at Hanttago.
Toward the middle of the afterti
d s| itch«« from Gi-iu-ra! Kbaftci and
General Miles began to arrive in re-
to Sec.
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All the di«|>abhe« were not given
O'. I :, i I
port n-H" ■" Well-
single prospector is in the pu»se»-iou
tnade
public
show
of T. I. Pickett, who has |HO.''O0, prin­
cipally in gol-ldust and nuggets. I'. i.- Th« OwvarwiwM« Aj>p«.»«lll !• afeewl tian« were still la
tiler
th« >|«anlards ha>l
I«» Hu* fur !•«'•« »
< •Gf««'»
Wyblrd admits to ownership of <50..
Import-
uncipeeti'.l .¡ui'St
Il «4
Talk
•«* Fahtlwk
o> 0, E J Nasb ha» ♦ m.OOO and Fre»l
that tb«
ant <4 these was a
it flfiiAg« Without tuthwffltjr
Herry, of Fresno, Cal., who had pt«vl-
Hpunish Hoop« -hi
retain their
ously brought ont a fortune, says he
Madrid, July IB. —A decree ha* been arms when they ref
ted to Hpain.
has another with him now, but de­
gneas <>n th«
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pobllatied auipendlng throughout £pau> There was ontite
cline« to dlrcl'we the amount.
turn ovrr the
I alt ol General To
Jib*
right#
of
individúala
aa
girl
ran
tee*
I
J Dumaa, who baa been prospecting
ar at the tlm« of
arms to Genet
The
■w» 13 lor ado ervek. has ,1.1,000 to sb.w < by the tx»n»i!tulion.
the understand-
the surrender,
for hi» laN’rs In the (msen north, and wlffhcB to bam full pr.wrf to •t>ppr»w
e to be rotumed
ing that the a
W. F. Rum, whosuffertd the mister ' er i< let ¡ce# of Jl**or*l or rebol Hou which
to the x pan lag
is when Hpanl-h
tun« of bsrfwg hi« f««i fri.x-'ii and los i might «jipeat
rhis was a eondl-
«dl was r«ag
Ing both by ampe.tatiun, feel" rsimpen-
>t been anticipated.
satcl by th« poss. ««Ion ol ,180,000 1« i Tt>o decreo of the eaptaln*genaral ol lion which
« did not regard It •»
The a
Cash the pioc«e<J» uf the «ale of his the Madrid »ay* decree# tuependlng (ba
aly to overcome a tinsi
mining claims
J Dumas »pent only . conBtitotloua! guárante«» throoghoat tbo ScrtcM
settle
was attributed to the
one toonlh In the Klondike, but during kingdan) have been put»il»he«), and a
-I
n<*«« against the hu­
that period realised (.0,000 iron bi» ttau* of war eii#ta
II fa order**! that
ed in the laying down
claim, and Just before hts d.-partm,
IK> u>< •»ting* take place without previ-
One of these dispatch««,
•old the claim f«r ,41,000 more so that
| >.. ♦»it lr«?r Hy of th« lU i litar y aifcbPrl-
I g that this difference bad
his days at Dawson was* ex.-ecdinglv
>1 that « ».MIL tn- til
!
I !>et.
I» !• alen forbì*! ten to pubmh
profitable.
)»r« the day clewed.
.nu
nrrvhkua
author
l&alioti
any
Wlt>
The returning miners say that it 1»
•n whatever had bees rslfed
Itlle fur praspecMra to go to th« Kl>m> writing#, cngrarlngii ir daigna what*
Orrende! iteelf.
Not only
.like now t<x|scting to locate claim» a» Í evof. The doe* anclado« by «pecify*
Torsi agioed tu It. but his
all tb« mining land of any value hat . mg the ptinidbinent fSy Lhoao who dta-
ss boeri ratified by General
• Iteady been »takwl out. The only rvgo-.| th- order
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lavana and by the K|«iil«h
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TW^pu*« beat ion of 4ho decree t# ao
<-rt al Madrid
enptod a« pnad that peace» m^otialmn#
urpl.-xlug problem now to be
: are artoally in progresa.
Piacular
i how to carry not tire ¡.Inns
that the vtloe vt Mlnook cyeeto u* • r*^A>ta i# quoted a# taying:
(Jsnrr.il Hhaftcl to remove
center ho* t«*n or<*rr«tiU)Atr<k Cluim«
«ant# |>ear*«*t loll it mint be
Spardsli soldiers who surrender.'.!
tbetc are pronounced to bv of lift ■ ¡o hor.orgblv p4Hi* v, an Hpalc d«Merr<s^j
Hpain. Il would have been no easy
valna and the Intending miner if hr N Th«« army I r anwi«>m to re# I st to
ideitaklug to remove the 34,(»0 m«n
go ide« I by th« experience» of tbriH« pi«» . SaH, but tho government cannot
irosa the Atlantic under the best oon-
neura will coptine biy operation* to tlo •rut to #ucli a une Ir*# aacrlÚ<w.
llions, but the reporte that Indicated
nvigbborlHMx) of the original gold dia we ou»
the aitualion would have
eiistrnce of yellow (ever among
coverlea near Dawaon-
I been very difl«-rent.**
i« Kpanlaids threat«ne.| all kinds ..f
Dominion crock i# pronounced th«
Thr pacific tendency I« increasing,
iff», ulti.-«. Alterali, it waa decidi-.'
richest
the Klondike strrams in th< I the general public laklt.g a l»v.*rst.|«
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i> be - nly a in Ufer of tn--rVy, and
precious metal. Eldorado and Honan¡ view of the en (goat I on that the power«
» prl-e «ff. red I» large en .ugh at«atn
creeks are considered by they« pnw|>c«-t ahould attempt the re-<wtabll«hinent
Ip Un«
llt.es . «an
.<n b.
!-■ .lu! •- !■• fil t ■
or» only second In Impuitan.*« to Do­ peace, but it la said, contrary tora»
idergo th-j task. At the be«t, several
minion.
current, Fiance ha« not taken ’
Wet ka will be r”juirc»l to move th«
It lia» been learned on reliable so initiative.
Spaniard«, so that It will tai nwv-aaty
thority that the Alaska C-ummeirlal j
The minister of
to maiutaln a considerable proportion
Company received tonight about An, rea, is ipioted as .
iffm
of :bc American army In the nelghtor
453,000. A iding this to the 'amount view, be thunght 1
fulght l>o ar- lussi for some time, living mi.1er no
brought down by the mhiers wld ’h h ranged
term» I
care to protect tbemaelve« against the
no* placed nt over (3,OtX),000 th«
and Spain to foe, the American lroo|« can be s»> dis-
Klondike treasure carried by Jibe Kt
ubans decide by pleb- ¡»Hu»I •• tv mak« tbcuixelvea very com­
or
Faul ¡8 nut los» than *
A I tb'-r th.-V dcsll.. II, I. ■ ■ : I-
fortable to comparison with what they
«7,000,000
i
• ,
1
have undergone, and by
icmovlng
[ of Kpaln. ’111» goveiriiui-nta b> agree to them into the bills Just in the rear ol
j abi.lv by the result of the plebiscite, Santiago It Is believed that the danger
voting ! of an extensive yellow fever epidemic
u Sir
»*■ Org-sgr am»«« ih< and in the event <4 the Cu!
One !»enth 1« Reported
i for independence’, the Called States to
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wtCTfe July IS. The uulj dia ¡•"-■'.V I-paio u'oU S&vMMia in wiiicii to longer tai a cause for grave apprehen­
quieting o<«< rvcolvot at the war de withdraw her army gradually and dig
sion. The surgeons' reports deacritM
partment durlug the day was as to tlx nifiedly from Cub«, its soldiers should, th« disease as of » mild character, an !
after
having
fought
like
heroes.
”
yellow fever condition at the front, ani';
It is sai l that this will readily yield t<
Continuing th» minister
for «ar a change of sltlludn.
this was uii»llfl-->l In an eneotlragins 1
way later by General Shafter's news •aid:
" Wo ought to retain Purto lllco st
Se Vurll>«r Fsrlsv
It was a dispatch from Colonel Green- i
leaf, chief surgeon with the army in all owts In order to l>e always near
Washington. July 18. — After an ex­
Cutie, saying that 1« new case« hud Cntia. which the Americano will I» tended conference with the preaident
appeared, ills dispatch was as follows able to despoil in course of time, and tonight, at which three other member«
‘‘Mbonc.y, via llaytl, July 18,—To in order to morn easily communicate of the cabinet were present. Secretary
Htnrnberg, Washington: Hiltern new with the South American republics, Alger sai l:
caw« In the past “4 hours, and our which daily display the grtolusi enthu­
"The situation 1« just this.
Tb<
death.
Sanitation moasurra are rigid. siasm tor Spain.
Spaniards at Santiago are prepared to
"As to the Fhlllppine islands, it is suirender, but they want to carry thelr
"Glih.ENLE \F, Chief Surgeon."
While this was regarded with aonw certain we will retain them, «ven atm». We have determinad to grant
apprehension by laymen, the surg<-on- though the Americans suoevod in oo- nu »uch coniMMion. nor any concession
general's department considered the cupying Manila, of which place their •xcept the generosity ol thia govern­
showing entirely eatlsfactoiy. Colonel occupation will be most hriet An ment to transport them to Hjuun."
Alden, acting surgr<ou-g<-neial ilurli g official dispatch announces that the
Got it ■ |.«<t •«> Mfktr’B.
the absence of General Kiertiberg, said rvtiel chiefs ami Americans will not al­
Victoria, July I- -Tb »tvamor<lot
a report of only 18 caw-e was an «loep- i ways agree, which is toKpain's advant­
i h«m tom,-4 ,
lionally goo.I showing as th" number age. The government has fortnod a taws City, which to
most be taken relatively to th* large | scheme, which will not only assure ■ on hci way to Kvaltlv from Alnska, hail
Hpain the poascssloti of the Philippine on board 30 inuwti from Dawson, with
number of men at the fiont.
islands but which will rettore their about (740,000 In g-'d duat and
surrender ar-coinpliehed there
diafts, mostly tuv latter.
They csinv '
on tranquility. ”
lietter opportunity to get the
i up ths Yukon rtvvr In a stuam.-r tc
the
cabinet
wnneil
this
<>n
leaving
high ground and keep away
evening, the ■ misters pn.l.e-ol still ! White Horse rapids, where they trull«- j
lection.
: fctr-.-l 10 n Lak« H«mi«G aic .mcr.
During the day a report was received ; to lie without confirmation of the io-
With the excoptlun of ■ lew ««•>■« of
stating positively that no case, of yvl-1 Isirted capitulation of Kantiago.
| scurvy, the heailii oi Dawson is re|»rt-
low fever esisteii on the Hai vui.l,will.)
| ml very good.
BROUGHT TO A STOP
brought a large ntinbei of sick Hpaa- <
The tevataer t'ity of Baattla arrived
Ish prisoners to Forlsmouth, 5. II.
Frt nrh G«i«b«»at llrltl I f* I m G uam **- ' here thia morning from Alaska, with |
This not ouly relieve.I officials as to thr
Dhtnu Hay Afl*r Hour*
I 18 miners from Dawson «ml aironi
conditions at Fi.rtsmouth, but also as i
Flays del Kate, Guantanamo Bay, (600,000 In gold duat and drafts. Tin-
to the Harvard, for It would be a se­
j City of Seattle brings news that the
ver« handicap to the navy if this crack July 18. — A French gunboat of a‘-out
' town of Skagway has Iwen placed under
3,000
tons
displacement
attempted
to
craft had to go into quarantineu
come into the harbor about dusk to­ \ martial law.
FREE RIDE HOME.
night without permission, ami met
UeMsaakers **lr«n«l*4.
with a surprise party. The cruiser
Tacoma, Wash., July la — John Con­
lf*€k«r*B Flan for Truinpotting
Marblabead tired a blank shot as th«
nelly and F N. Acker returned from
tb* RpMulardB.
gunboat came Into the entrance to th«
Washington, July 19.—Secretary Al­ harbor, but no attention was paid to Cook inlet with the repot that there
ger today indonted the plan of Colonel this, and a Mot from a 8-poun-tor was are nearly 3,000 man and women along
lieckcr tor the transportation of the sent aoroM her bows. This, too, was the shores of the Inlet,mW they bare
Spanish troops from Santiago back to disregarded, the gunboat coming along not succeeded In Sliding gold enough to
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pay fot the food conauiuivj in one day.
Spain. It provide« for an aggregate of under full steam.
Mr. Acker said:
1,000 Spanish officers, with flrst cla»«
Fur a few minutes it looked as it a
"Of the 3,000 people now on Cook
cabin aicommo-tatlons, and 34.0UO sol-, A row was possible. The trumpets on
diers, with tblrd-claM Steerage passage.^ ’ the
rang Ai.l
out ■ a call Sew
to inlet, not over 10 per cent have means
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to return, and God ouly knows what
Th« colonel says that the Hpaniah Sol- quarters, sud soother shot was seut
dier« will I* delivered on l»>«r<l at I «ewww the Fren-I.ms»'a I»«
Ibis will become of them If the government
Torsi stir render*! Jn»t in time to ippines, flic» the United State» flag and
cheat siampaon's war»i>i|is out of a Job, i ha» been offered to this country as a
A large majority of our tr<s>ja in coaling station.
Cuba sill tie withdrawn at once.
Yellow fever i» prevalent among Gen-
Major-General I’rooke has l*en or­ Mil««* command at Sitxiney. The typ«
dered from Chickamauga to Washing­ of the di»eaw is said to hs mild and
ton immediately for cou»utlali<>n re-, the medical staff expreas confidence In
being able to bold it in check.
gardlng the Porto Rican eijxdilion.
Prvsident McKinley ha« given Wt-
The news of th» fall uf Santiago
l-rought Joy to th« truo|» In Cuba, m priwslon to a strong hope fur an early
campaigning l*fore Santiago Wa« pros­ pears. lteS|s>ndilig to Congratulations
ecuted andc-r sevuro diffl- ultlcs.
Res!, on the tuccv»« of the Santiago cam­
was imp’rtible
Clilliing rains aoakd paign, tie said: "I bope for an early j
the men by night and a broiling iun peace now."
scorched them by day.
Both nations are reaping la'pefit» I
t'ummoitors Hlchborn, chief naval from the Anglo-American frieixiUn. as.
constructor. Is anxious to keep Hobson. J The non-concurrence of Great llrltaln
Tiie pru|<*«i transfer of the hero to in the proposal iurjiuroiiean inter*en­
the line Is not fsvored.
He says a tion between Ami-rtca and Spain, i. lai
greater career b open to a man of Hub- claimed, thwarted tho designs ol the
son'» abilities in the construction corps powers.
than as the commander of a v.-ssel of
Premier Kagasta is quoted as saying:
Xhe U nite! Stat*-« navy.
"Kpaiti wants peice, but it must 1« an
In compliance with the cabinet do- ' l.ooorabla |>vacs, as Spain dtwervea.
cl«l.*n ( Li*-.* *.f ti:gicbwfL. Wilson lisa The army la anxious to resist to ths
ordered the r>
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'h« mines, last, but the government cannot con­
•nd harbors will lie fre«-l st ^.ce of all sent to such nselMs sacrifice. Had we
dangerous obstruction» to noi.igatirm. our fleet, the situation would have been
Th« task is a difficult n<- a» <r«at cars very different."
must he observed in raising .ft explod­
A decree has teen published snspond­
ing the mince to prevent so iiicnte.
ing throughout Spain the rights of indi­
Believing the effect *t th. /¿pperanc« viduals a» guaranteed by ths constitu­
of tho American squadron «/ the Span­ tion. The government wishes to have
ish cowl will bo in din*i priJportten to full power to »oppress evidence« uf
the strength of the fi.rW; Secietary .heyord or retMilllon wAuch might ap­
Long and the naval !«oarjf bar« decided pear. The publication of the decree if
to strengthen tkm.nu-.torw Watson's accept«.I aa proof that |*eace negotia­
command by an ad.iitivnal armor-clad tions are actually in progress.
•nd probably three or lour protected
h is announced that General Miles
an<l unprotected cruiser«.
will Hart toe t‘o»i« »•»« —
— i.
Hie signal o!Qc«r al n*»y West ie- With th« president's approval he par.
Ths work of l.iadiiig the Spanish Santiago for Cadis or such other porta
as may be designated. Il Is J provided
, I
ported tn the war detriment that the fected all arrangements for tils expedi­ prisoners on transports preparatory tc —
ship Kan Dumingo was wre- kr- luff th« tion to seise that island liefors be left «ending th»m back to Spain will lw that tb» accotnuioiiatlons are to be k«pl.
tele of Pines. Cuba, while trying to WMhlngton. and the plan will now be ■ commenred a» soun a» »hips are pro- tip to tbe standard requlred by the '
t’ntted State» army regulatlon as to I
run the bl.x'ksde. Th- nationality of promptly carried into effect.
Orders . Vtd<-d.
offices» and men, In regard to the gal- !
the v»a«nl is unknown
have already been sent to Admiral
Spala «••«• !*•<••.
ley», vcntllation, etc
fiutatetene»
Correspondencia puldlahoil in Madrid Sampson to render General Miles ths
MsJild, July 10.—A memtirr of th« furnisbed I» to be equal to the United
hearty
assistance
of
the
navy
In
effect
­
vs there ia an rm 'm- ’is difference
“■ cabinet, in an Interview today, asserted í-tate» army tation, whlch I» set forth
between the conieestcn» whl h Spain ia ing» landing at Porto Rico, and a num­ thst th« gnvarr ment waa seeking an In detall aa a guide to bi.l.l. .-J as lo
willing to make and the d-man-ls ol ber of ve«sel» of the fleet will start for lionorabl« pea » with the United what they most fnrnlsh.
th« Americans
Peace Is >mpossible the Island at once to institute an effect­ States
An official ill «patch from Porto
until a Spanish victory has lowered the ive blockade am! reduce such fortifl.-a- Rico mvs 16u cassa of ammunition «1-
Thera are 3.4H7 different varlrtlc- of
lion»
aa
might
interfere
with
ths
de
­
bride of th« American < or a other dls-
fire escape« and ladder« to I* ose. I in
pl.»l«d there, killing 14 persons
a-tet forces Spain to make incessions. barkation of the military forces.
ca o of eui«'rg«ncy.
wounding many mor...
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Mlnwr N fwi It*«*««.
l lesele« Ih» llerfeer,
Four of Garcia's Ux-n have died from
norm*« <>|»lal«oM (haxf Ing.
r Hpain is arming a thtr-l fl.-et and ex- over-eating, and three others who went
Washington. July 19.—It Is expaet
London, July 19 —Theltorlj
! pe- ta to have it at sea in Ove weeks
departmer.t that but I
swimming after gorging themselves
•pondent
of
the
President M-Kintoy will take n«> worn found des.I.
that friction bet
vacstton until the war rrlsis la passed.
Ma^-Osn. Shafter hol la a medal of
and the admiralty
The harl«*r patrol v.-aoela, Govcrywp i‘ ••t.?kwj'»r'l«.l to him lor distinguished
clilent, says:
be tattle of Fair Oak«.
I: i»«ell. East Itosb.n, Arab
lively, wouk
' Vi.'?'
will Join the block ad
and disagree«
Cuba.
Santiago ar« chara.-
than trouble
slating, as they A letter
Hr
tack of
block
' Se .A
•
CEREMONY
u. i :
Ta . '
The gun bo
-daglr. .
settlement of th« ques-
Notili in qnset of Ccu , txMi htWhc ststus of Uuli« after th«
Franci«<
tears reported off thj|
b panish
wfflfi" ■
Columbia.
r*
coast of f
broken out In th« H pan Uh
lor- lulu an An «ricin fia*
W
Jluelva,
in Adatarla,
was
e-t to the oruleer <*hsr!«eton
1« r.isr. . I to th«' tn uni-
n
Duwa;«r
Kapiolanl
of
*>y < .
shouting f’»r ctiftap
«n of friendship tor th«
Hawaii.
er uf 4,000
United
Tt»«y
U«rr.
be defeat of the Imperial were flu M^v dl
w Chow is oonflnaed In •nd em<i|agi
he toss of the imperial to fwvvenOBi
’’
force« it
y m<>ro than 1,500 ancss.
killed.
A »lalistlcal report rvgar.ll
American flag ha« ten «otntnaree «< Purto Hico !<a» I
w »t«amer Alamnda to th» Ils- by the department of at
ham Ur of ci*mm«rc<> to lie un- Trade 1« increasing, and a comparstlve
futid at tile .«reroonlcsof ral»li g ths statement of the lin|s>rts and exfiorta of
Hag in that city
II was th« gift of the Bpaln's rasternm.Mt West Indian poa-
chambas of commerce of Ss» Frati- Is.vu •easion In the year» 1884 and I6IHI
ID the explosion of a Inlier In the •hows that its commerce 1« well worth
Niagara starch works tire building «ss bating and It» growth constant.
Wrecked and six persons were killed
The aiivance guard of the Porto
and 36 Injure!. Two others are nilas-
Rican invading expe»!illnn, commanded
Ing.wtioare »upponK»! to have (*ori»had.
by General Mil««, «ailed from Hiboney
Of the p--rsiw in th-, bull.litig, only
Monday. Four batterios of aitillery
two
i¡«~<
M «t of tho injure! Were
• nd a few »eaaoned troop« cum|x>«v it.
p-re-n» orilrl-l« the Work»
Ssr-cly
General Hrvoke reported that his army
a house within 1.000 fset of the w-uks
was ready to pr ocm-.l immediately with
•••■»¡»»I Inlr-g bit with bricks, I« -tel
the occupation of the Island. Tho en­
iron or heavy llmbnra
tire expy.lliioo, it 1« tlwught, will sen­
A dispatch to the lxinrton Daily bark from Newport Now« within the
Neffs how Gibraltar tells a long story next fortnight.
of a p— udo wealthy Mexican who was
Word ha« readred Han Francisco from
!.., lr«d !• r six weeks al Madrid an.!
■ fix, lined whn Admiral Camara. Kt. Michaels that tiro »toamer Cone-
" »! th« fleet and ilelcm««, ami in triS'igb from Hcattle, was oteitaketi In
r«ry war won the mnfideuce of th« Hehrlng IM by a burro sue, and that
- ¡petals, only to disappear the moment her tow, a river steamer laden with
a watiant was iasoot for his arrest. •tores, was lost. Two barges to«<-d by
He afterward coni« »»cd to tin* rvirre- a steamer of the Alaska Commercial
•j«>m!vnt that he was a captain In the Company were lost in the sama sbnm.
They cost aliOQt fk’O.floO. A similar
fate overtook a new river boat towed
a» ili.- • oi.fi'ler.tl . «»•> ut
I tl <■ I'lut.-.i
by the National City. The loot in the
- ist««
rum« i t.
la-1 < a- » ,i • (,'.o out)
Tho first and most daring train rob-
The t-ftli Manila exp-.lltlon, oom-
l»*ry in year» os ll.e Truckee division
Ol the Central Paci Be occur te! two prising 3.000 troop«. Is alxiul ready to
I' i .- i .-.o
lo>»»« «’*«1 *4 Huuibul.il- Tw.- mitene«! ;
robbers hel l up the Fast bound ex-
The tran’poita Peru and Pu.-bla have
’ i^-te
Fli«*
«xrw»»> •»•.-«
wes.I .»•-••-.««•
el «s^»».- —
j .-¿-a tiislrx
•*—-«d.
ieit .-Mi> Ftanciaoo fur Honolulu with
Weh» taken off lha rnghm am! n»n>|* llr ! troops for the Islands.
to fn t«» th# eipHNia rar, the rutilara
The Han Francisco Examiner «ays the
chin lung nrrr th«* tetvlrr an*! »<»r**rlng
thrtn «Hh ravvivar* and a Wtn<bmtrr Bennii.gton baa gone North to cotll» 'H
o
Th« roble-r» l»|rw »»pon th«* el- Alaska trva»ure ships.
•• car iloor with dyn*tnil# and aiao
Uncle Sain has buoght an AnetralUn
,w the •«■• open
The ui« w<" enm*, liner, the steamer Culgoa. She h now
l-dy demollshOil
Th I HBH’inil #<*« lwing transformed into a cruiser.
No me WBW hurt
ur«d ♦* n i known
An Island known as th» Marcos of
In the explosion.
Weeks, between Honolulu and the Phil­
•
IMERLSSIVE
>>•<•
ho arrival uf th
A Ix'iidon «i
Journal say
and the V
ul tb« Fbiilp
N
.000.000 Tor
»#♦<•: u hi
ASKS
OUST
Terwl
The Madrid poblic are not sati«fle»l
With the surrender of Hantiago
The
terme exacted of Torn) ar« regarded as
being loo sever*
It Is calculated by government offi­
cials that Commuderre Wataoi.Jwlll reach
the Canarie« about August 1 and be
reedy to strike a bi<»|¿ nt ttee_Sj«etah
. a fa* days «Mb
IN
'J
A • -
Buffer* r
irt abir t
Measures Are Taken to
Quell Any Dis­
turbance.
rur a f - *
k
"*U
* •
.
> CIOS
I K(X I \!M SIRI r CENSORSHIP
time In uncomfortable proximity. That
warri.o^-
warwin« was
as
wvv
•>>fh.-l»,.>
ssss - • —; *te«re?sr.
waa lad
•••»■,•
n,,, Fi. nehrnan sloppwl wnh eitrvme
suddennesa.
ft la against naval custom for a war
vessel of one nation to enter a port
which the vrwsels of another nation
are blockading, unless perm lesion is
granted. Th« captain of th« French
gunleMt was either in Ignorant« of the
A merman occupation, or rlxsre to dis­
regard It until forcibly reminded of th«
fad by Comm.» lore Met‘alls
The gunboat was allowed tn anchor
in the lower harbor f*V the night.
Treating Its R S'<»d,4.
Washington. Jul
eral Van i
■io« not upon it# lieart ad <! charter I
•Olite «hip tu btíhg tlsrcu
Im Uh Killed.
Victoria. July 18—Advice« from
Skagway say that Jefferson Kmlth, a
well-known gambler, generally known
as "ffoapy" .Smith, was shot and killed
July 8 by the oily engineer of Hk igwny.
ing thoroughly Weslernls.*!, having
•d<>pted the overhead trolley ami am
am! lnean.Msca.nl lighting. The fstwvr
for th« operalt.m i-t t « street railway
Is «up; ! d I-» «--sc.-- f L,l |t wa,
which arc utlllSsxl through the agen.-y
of estensive canals, th. plant living on«
of the largest engineering | rejects <
plctcd by native eugilicer».
■•Bl cs.ieri
f« drrm« I«
h.-<| litBVCl«
• aui I r
with that
MuWtib
how u*rd
D ear M adam :
Your breâd needn't unirli
of soda or alum or limn.
SchiUinf't first baiting
powder haw no lime or alum
or excess of 6< xìa .
It Is siateli that vast uncovered un-
lou. hid beds of sheet mica lie within
60 ml he of Kian Choo bay, China.
Try ilUlhtsi«
tr* *h4 bahía# p'w4»/
HOW*
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We ofF«r On» thihitrtwi rMUn
f«>r aoy
raer- ot • Manto tl»ai« »n tu l
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t'asarrh
F ) vnUMKY
: t ACO.
a <'O FreMLaYtolMQkd
l-rnya. fútele, <1
have ktiown
I nos n r
f J.
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h”t»Tr
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y»- • I’ «Uta. bülJ by ali
4tt|*gUl« Tt ’•Httionla!» tr-
Hall 4 FamUy Fin* r< thr t««t.
In Ktfvpí tkbk w«*i0 uh * h | in
n».t!w of parchtiittiit
<>r
(Mtiiem.
coxsri/nxo a
Mr*«
woman .
I’tnkhnru'a Advino Irmplreff
0<JoQdouoe ruirl Uopo.
Esnmlnation by ■ main physician la
• hard trial to a delicately organised
woman
She puta It off ao tong an aha dare.
an<l la only driven to It by fear of can
ear. polypus, or some dn-a*tful ill.
Must frequently auch a w..msn leaves,;
t’?-
fe~
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,
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PF'N - -> et*
£
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thiol- l'.r In cri :
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barn O<> hratlation ’» ’■< .
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Mnrr ls tnld to a wo»H'
gp- '• •»’ pj* ’i.” é»*^‘ •
emitl.b-ntlal
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1« l.yno, M.vsa . slrcj; " ‘3"
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h.-r advirw wltti.xil <
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Iter Intimate far ow».-^;. . f ‘
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tr...iblea mah«» lx r
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w. llsprlngof h.q»
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enee and skill p ’Ut th.’.f ’ • *■
e’’4* A»
" I suffered with ov»jj
'
cereo year». and no du«J
was the mailer wllh me
•*Ì'^Y
whlch would l»*t for twi
a"7«R.\*A
! thought I *-.-.ld try
. j ,
ham's Vegrlal.l« ComjS»
taken seven tmltles of iY.- .
tirrly cu reti
Mu J<>«q4»r-1
N Wondberry A«» . IlaLffkl
The above letter froin
la ouly un« of IhuuMkuda
«»' H*-' *
TlufgeJ
Um iiri'rt Platt, bit „9t
in le'itr ftrril« rinmlübrrn ta brnrn r* bl
(rt ned) mit grnänrnb brfsnnt »ar, frn
»lt rt een |r(t an bi* tu'" I. 3«nu
V seeds • Aa»al tlelfle.
Irrt an adr birirnlgcn. rt>«!4>» fui bas
London, July IA—The Gibraltar out» labt untiti flbanntntrn wrtbrn
respondent of the Nears say«: A naval iittaj ba'Or
On, |<(<i rinirnb
battle off the Hpanlwh coast 1« consid­ laflr tut Vtubr Rumänin >4tfi
ered Imminent.
Wealthy famille« «re
G.-rmsn Puldishlng Co
deserting Cadis, Kevil Io and Malaga.