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THE MONDAY BULLETIN-JULY 11, 1898.
Terms.
Flnelr. copy. ?r.
1 inrnth by mail to any addres:'.
I'nlted States or Canada .F*\
AIMI III l?IN<; R \TI5S.
Ilnlf 11" n or Least
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2 times .
3 times . V
times.1 TO
BflSSBsfla wants . **>
Wanted li? 1? o? rooms to
rent. WSflti < : ?OSBS, boarders want
id. beard wanted, last sad found,
parable In .*? !-.
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tea (11,1 g notl? In |
type, flve lines or lose . T5
?KKK n, ins r. HAIR vii!i:r.T.
<>I>en Aftrr ft V. Vf. on BaaBaySa
c- a ? :
BAQASTA'f f sBK.
IVSpIte
i h us from Madrid, H is
r that 1
it '
i? also ?
t . ti ib la?
?luer.
fbsrsn
aoven / that this
muy
Is seel
BBSy Hoc a It.
Th< ; all over
Bpsia ehow I
I and
manufacturing r bringing
i
and file
?if the . In many of the
rural dlatrl
io, the o f life. In 1
pn ^ m are
dally going from I i d the
sosos
the wsr mean? thai they ?HI bi tad Ilk?
n to the . I
Inu ' It la
politician
t
Bdvot ste Ml tin r pi w..r.
That th
the meases, I
u and Bis thai spam
i . with?
Dut : be la
i
?i m. It is to tbeli
U ' forth until the era
t i play of d<
i have so thi n Ivea
with all elementa that, whatever I
the be utter)]
; d. From th; I II will I
nadi h lood thai fi a m< n w< re ei
a more awkward, unenviable, i trying
i Itlon than : placed In. The
eoadltlona that aui round hin
i Isla the in. insist
his ai '.a and : osae of 1
ajtvbu a 'or i v? i > i a a
throws o i he I i ilso to throa
so the war c. ri. rue. II to har
monisa the peace ] and the war
party, so unden
i. a earry ri publli m or Car) Ism into
power. That ha cannot arrest that un
d. rOUITi id le mu? t know.
ii mm m. rosi m .
difrffg the in .:,/ novt Itiea I nt to
tho present war is B a.mr
of camp life m ST J S I h has
fust asada Its appearance In 1:1 hmond. A
jroung lady who baa not been forgotten
by the aoldler boya In I
esatly aurprised to receive through the
Bsslta a hard-tack 11 dt, aa
they say in London), a hlch wea addi I
to her after the mann, r ol a pOStSl ?aid,
pad ?inly Btsmped. On one aide was th?
Inscription stating In Ink the lad} .
deaca and address, while on the other
grua a bi h ( m< 1 bi i icker, whii h,
by the way. b lar more attractive as a
medium of communication than
article of diet, atood its trip well, sao
?had not evefl been chipped. Thi?
to mostr?is its tovghneas and undeslra
plenesa sa sn article of d
The government officials have laid In s
bounteous supply of hard tack t..r tlie
soldiers who go to Cuba, as auch pm
vi.-ioiis are easily portable and obv?ete
tho dlfBCflHlee lin id. nt to eoeadng. Une
Arm whi> h has secured b contract tot
supplying the military with tiiis portion
of their bin of far?, has had Impi
upon Ita bard tack the slgnlncsnt ?
"H. number the Maine.'' We do not
BSflll s.c how tho ill-late I slop OOttld be
forgotttn with auch a memorial sa this.
IIFAITIFII. LAKKflDB.
Boeing our city Pflflple HU hhl
end thither on ezcarstona of v?
tho Bulletin sometimes wonders if Rieh?
monders generally know of tl
of Lskestde Park. W? prefer t? believe
thcin unmindful of tts i rather
than, knowing of it, being Insensible to
ita attractions. 1'or our part, we know
of no more charaalng place thaa [-ah
win re to spend a mornln i .,n sfternoon,
wr for the matter of thai, an entire day.
Riding oat from Richmond on the -
Ihikc street-cars that are in that
one gets a fine VtOW of t!.. lilis and val
i. u. sr B ton Hi tghts, end, i
through that pretty aubi m la
th.- tul i - r of nelda and gara? sa. Th
try about is In a high state of cultivation,
und restful villaa snd aptendld ma
mixed net i.- are to be aeen In ?very direc
tion. The ride from ! irst und Broad 1
strseti to L*ke*ld< is, we suppose, nil
of six or seven miles, snd all ah 11 th
route the eye rests apon picturesque
SC.?
The park lts.lf Is :. lovely plSCfl. ''
are haadr - of plessure-gTounda
laid off at vast expense. Moreover,
la a BBflBSgesie there which Is u source
?>f unfailing dellgbt to children, and assay
who are beyond the hOflnsB of luvenlUty.
In short. Lakeside l'ask is p| tee that
this city ought t.. be rsry proud of, Bad
our people, could BOt BhOW its appi elation
of it better thaa by visiting it ovsr and
?.ft. it is one of the grestest of Major
tiinter's many belief actions to RjchmOfld.
PUS good i-usons, a ?mall admission
fee la charged. Thla undoubtedly reduces
the number of visitors, bat flrbJ B a
how much money our pBOBta spend In ex
cursions to other places, we cannot but
wondi r al their parsimony flfhflB Lakeside
la in ?lueatlon.
Major (linter expended millions In
rescuing the northern subuibs of Rich
tnoii from bad roads and undesirable en
vironments. Look at this country now?
the houses, gardens, and roadways?
and think what It was not mnjiy years
BS?"-?! The culmination yf the Major's,
ilans for tho Improvement of that section
sas la the establishment of Lakeside
[?ark. This we should like to see visited
?reds, where tens now go there.
It Is of easy access by beautiful carriage
i 1 by the street-car line which
ins Its terminus on Broad snd Flr:?t
and which 1? fsaaajoctad by trans
v. ili UM cars of the old line, either
in Broad or Clay street.
Bf In the Cortos in May. 1S90.
Bgoro BOblodO dOCmrod that there
ni?! i,., n offiebii dsfslcaUoai nt BahBi
nd In CnbO BnBBUnttng to I2C.S11.51?. and
i?: ehalleotod the gwronunsmt td say that
gytblng bad been ?lone to s'op or cornet
he BVlL Oohoral Pando, in March. POu,
fflrmed that emb? zzlements and de
.... iit t? . ilings
-, amounted to VK'.ooo.ouo. in
, Oft, .* ' nor Casta?edo said be
ore the. Corteo that feSnoral Proa*
bad furnished to the gap*
rnm-nt thi nom? s of 81 OOsWnS
d other administrative otile,-rs
igalnsl whom proceedings bad boon taken
or fraud, bul got one of thorn bad ?.n
k. nor Dote, a deputy, declared
.iil.ll.lv Ifl Ifg tkS I tal.llsh
Baneet, la 1*71, tho eussoeavhouse
? ai i iii Bsooaatsd to aMMSt,
Oft Slaxflar chsrges bars been made at
other tine -,
we onataV r that Um affain of
U red la Innre part by
" f surprising
the Cuban
!< ()."
With rsfsnnce to tho matter of pro
r peace, ?t i.- uadeistood that the
of our sdmlnlstraUOB Is firmly
itabllshed, and thnl it is to the oftect
hat the overtures must 00UM dlncUy
ron Spain to the ITnitod states. The
Kui-opean Power other
in win not be recognised, it is
relieved that dSvelopmonts in Cuba and
n Spain indicate that the Spanish Oow
is seriously oonsidsrlng the pro
position to ash f''?' peace. The fac? thai
he time limit for the bombardment of
extended to allow General
POi il an opportunity to communicate
?ith General Bianco at Habana and with
he authorities Bt -Madrid with a view
ring the way for a possible Bur
i i garded as an indication that
be Spanish authorities are weakening,
ind casting about fur some good excuse
0 i nter upon peace nogottnUonn, Wo
trUSl this is go, W" wan? pOOCfc
There are about 17,000 applications from
the Btate Of Ni w York for the ivw United
per i bonds, Msseaehusetfs
1 bOUt IMOO, Illinois J",0W. J'ennsy!
i Rbodi i land has about 400,
Virginia IjOOft and Kentucky BO, perhaps.
North Dakota has only tars or three
dose ii. Montana none*.
M., i people who bars subscribed for
the loan ass wondering when they will
gi * tin ir bonds, and are asktno when tho
Interest, on them win begin. Those oji
tlons may be ansjrered In a word. About
August i the bonds will begin to go
ora the Tros rot y In i flood, and by
raber 1st the last of them will have
i" i n mail, <i, probably. Interest on lo
tions begins on the date when the
money is received by the Trsssury. a
check or draft is nol money, but merely
an order for cash However, as quickly
as it la collected by Undo lam, the in
t' I- Bl b. ?ins.
While Senator Hoar, of Massachusetts,
was praising the Supreme Court) or the.
railed St-.K-s before Go? Virginia Bar As
ition at Newport News, on Thursday,
Judge John nv. Alken, of CerterevUle, Qa.,
was denouncing the Peden! judiciary in
the si vei.-st terms In an address which he
delivered Ot Atlanta BS president of the
Georgia .ir AfsodaUou. Judge Athen,
in Atlanta, on tic other hand, denounced
tho lift tenure of the Pederai judiciary,
die tendency of the i nited stat-s ?ourts
tu make laws, Instead of leaving tho ex
of that function tu Congress, and
the new ] roe, dm.- of previ Btlng I rime by
means of the aril of injunction. Com
menting upon this, the N?vv York Sun
"Wo dar that bis views ?re extensively
accepted ai corred among lawyen In the
South and BoUthWl It."
The Sun is right.
Colonel Wilson, of the Manhattan Club,
b. - 1.. i n down lier?' sightseeing. He
buh ni BTO boy from a 'uban
for HO. The boy's father was formerly
a .-lave in Santiago. The child's name
and ago an unknown.' Colono) Wilson
took the child tO NOW Yolk to- lav. R?
Bill be christened at the Manhattan Club
and Uat' bli birth from July 4th.
So says a dispatch from Blboney, Cuba,
to the New York Sun.
At tin* time of last year's report by the
Pension Department, then wore sb
widows of Revolutionary soldiers on ih?
rolla. Of thOSS six, tour wero thf widows
Of Virginia soldiers and three of the sli
a. named Nancy, a female designation
nol neiw in so genera] use us it was a
century ago. Of the three Others, MM
was named Esther, one n sim?os, snd thi
Othl r Mary.
n Is tO attack Spanish dock-yards,
it appeals. Th" plan Is that he ?shall
further cripple Spain by destroying half*
finished warships. Tht- Massachusetts is
to t;ike UM pinos of the Iowa la th?
Mastern BOJUShrOn. It Is expectSd thai
will i"- able to seil ob its honor
taut mis-Ion by next Tuesday.
"A eorrespondsnt of the London Bpec*
: ?ails attention to the fact thai oui
of a random list of eighty-one ofltoen li
AmeiiCaa arui>- and navy there ai<
three German BSmeS, one Italian, on?
French, and on?' Dutch ah Mm rest an
unquestionably British*"
Not a Single American name jn nil the
bu. .h-: _
m
Our soldier bays will probably soon I
I Totul-looral, too.
A Wur Primer.
(Cincinnati Pest.)
A's f. r AJphonso, the boy King of Spain
l: is for Blanco, and brief i?- his ntga;
(' is for Cuba, the tyrant-oppressed ;
u is for Dawey, with victory blspsed;
is for Fngland, moM friendly o
Powers.
F Is for France, wbOOO aid Is not ours;
G Is for Gomez, BO BSTCO In the fray,
H is for Hohcoa, <cir hero to-day;
I's for fltSBBTginlS. those bold rcbe
hordes,
J is for Jingoes, all firing off words;
K'ij for the Kingdom, that threatens t<
fall;
1. IS for Liberty, beit gift of all.
or Main?, rsmesphiiied. indeed;
N is fur Navy, taking the lead;
0 Is for Oregon, battleship grand;
P Is for Philippines, the far-conquere?
land;
Q Is for Queen Christine, who battit
abhors;
R Is for Righteous and Justified wars.
8 is f..r S'.anpson, en admiral he,
'Is for Torpedo, a terror at sea.
l"s Uncle Sam, who gives the big show,
V 1? for Verd, what'? there we don't
know.
U'< for YVeyler, so cruel and bold,
X is for Xemes. of war methodB old.
Y M for Yellow-fake rumors of war,
'/:*. for th? Zual of our "Hiu..hU'. hurrah!'
THE COCK AUF. CITY.
Tbaaksslrln? in the < harrhea??he
Wanted to lull??.
PETERHIR'RO, VA.. July 10.-(8p*clal.>
The President's pro? lamatlon, calling W*
thanksgiving and prayer, was read In sev
eral of our churches to-day, and ln all of
them rcferenc*? was made to It. and the
people in their service? and prayer made
hearty thank-offerings.
Th.- sssspe from las RsJeigh (N. c.)
penitentiary Of the prisoner ?Jetting? alias
Men dt. wlio was undergoing a life-sen
tence for burglary. recall? thi? fact that
by his timely escape from Petersburg
Ji.?t before ?ommitting bis crime In Ra
leigh he M iped srrssi and trial on
three separate charges of housebreriklng
and robb, rj -all committed within "ne
w.ek In this city. His companion, who
was operating with him here, named Wal
ter Wright. Is now undergoing a ser/
Bf live years In the Virginia penitentiary
for complicity in one of the.-?? erlasse.
BSV. Dr. H- VV. Battle, pastor of the
Plrsl Baptist ehureh, will have to-mor
row on his rssation. H" will first go to
Buffalo, X. Y.. wh.-re he is under BSgSge
ment to de?vr one or more sddrssees
R.v. John RldOVt, r"!..r of ('.race Bptfl
aopsl church, begins his vsCBttOfl of two
or Ihr? < we. as to-m?irrow, which ho will
: pend In Maryland.
Hiv, flash .V BJdOflt of Kentucky.
occupied the ptiipit o? Oraos naareh to
day.
The horse SttSchSd to the b'iggv be
longing to Mr. William Oerrsche, of Din
Wlddle county, ran away on Halifax
Btreel this m'irnlng. breaking th?- rehlcle
to placee. The horse Baalty brought up
agslnsl th? Iron fsnoe in front of Msrket
Btreel Methodlal Episcopal church, to
luring bin. d> rably snd breaking
down on" <.r more pa Bal? of the fence.
Lieuteasal Wllttnm A. Bond, of the
Petersburg Grays, ta here on a visit: nis-o,
int Jsmea Mann, ?.r the Third Vir
ginie Regiment, who la here looking for
us f,r hi- company, in th?' ?our-"
of hi ; v< '< .it ?-frort? In on" of the COUI
a lady applied to him to enlist in the
ranks .:< a aoldi r.
Mis. Q, c. ??ill left this morning to
spent! a. month at the aesstdc for the
benefit <?f her health.
Rev. Dr. Richard Mdlwslne, of H.-imp
den-fddney, Ii vlaltiflg friends hers.
CAmtir.it-iM(;no\ C ITJGaTT,
A Sneeessful Church 1.11 (ertalnment?
Psssawal >oie?.
BURBKA M I U.S. va., July 10.-<Bps
cial.)~Mr. M. ]'. McOehee, of this 1
captured a Baa carrier-pigeon recently.
The bird waj flying in a northerly direc
tion, ?nul Slighted at bis house for food
and r..-;. on its right leg atl 1 bias
band, on which wa? tii" letter "W.," ami
the figure? M. The flgurss m wer?
stamp? d in two places on the outside of
the right wing "Peter Watson, Brook
lyn, N'. V.. 1.71 (the last figures In th???
numbers beting Indistinct), 17th St.," was
stamped on the Inside of th.- right wing.
The Ladles' Aid Society of Beulah
church (Methodist) gave, a delightful
lawn party Thursday night. Btaer y thing
to refresh the inner man was BOrved.
Quite a snug sum was realized, which
will be used in building the new church.
contemplated by this earasst band of
Chrtetlsn workers.
Professor? J. ht find J. W. White nre
at hone- for th" va? atton.
Mr. Wilnur White bas returned from
William and Mary College, which he at*
tended ?luring the past aeeslon,
Lisutensnl David l\ Morton is visiting
r? la lives here.
Miss Annie R White Is .pending B0BM
time nt Wag's Head.
PayssBster W. W. Bait, of the Raleigh.
whi.li ili'l BUCh VSltaat BSrVtce in the bat
tle of Manila, Is it home. In this county,
He Is orT ?ai a have of BBSflCfl, on ac
count of th?- h<'.iith of hta wife, who i
a daughter of th" lit.- Hon. Hvgh Blair
< ii i.'-by, ?.f t his county.
Paymaster Gelt was in th?' memorable
battle of Manila, and his account of the
lieht between our f 1 - t ami that of the
Bpantada is \.:y Interesting.
RET. 1)1?. UOGB.
Ills Condition I? Very Much Im
sflvsfl gitttaji 11?.
WBJTI BULPKUR BPRINQ8, W. VA,
July i(i.--iHpe. i.ii.i it. Bogs baa not left
his room unos ho reached here a week
ago l'-t night. H?' has been seriously ill,
but is now coavslesa nt He b ta bei n
sei tog hla friends for the past two days,
Snd sat up to-day for a slioi t while.
Dr. MeGulre considera hi.-, eendltlos
much improved, sad BOPSO he will be at.l.
to come, down stairs by TflCSdsy. Dr.
Hags is ?ii>. ma ?m?! enjoya tho at?n
tlon? of hta many friends.
M w BBOOBIM a Dl ( iir.ss.
Rumor That Ml?? Baalflt May Weil
Duke of Itovliwruli.
LONDON, July ht Boctaty la specu
lating ?m tii?' probability of a mai nag?' be
ing arranged between Miss May Qoelei
and tho Duke of Roxburgh. It BOOma U
take uttle account <'f the reportad < n
i gagenunt of Miss Qoelot to an Am :i
can gentleman. The Duke of Roxburgh
is B yean old, a lieutenant in th.- Ltf?
BttSrdS, v i popular in his corps, inn:
gsnerslly apoksa of as ?m excellent
young fello'V. He is a llrst cousin 01
the Duke of IfUtbOffOflgh, bis BWthSl
being a sister of th.' late ] >uke of Marb
1 borough, and stands high in the persona
niTcctton of Queen Victoria.
i Although society has been g'iss p|n|
. about this alleged projected marriag?
for th" pssl two weeks, your correspond
' cnt heard it paid positively yeeterdai
-' morning there was nothing In it.
Mrs. Qoelei has taksq the Karl o
Warwick's house, facing i lien Perk
for the remstader ?>f the season, bu
she is not going1 about a great deal SI
yet. though she has given BOBBS SBSB1
parties.
1 Mrs. Bradley-Martin'? ?llamonds con
> tlnue to dnssle her Bagllah friends, an?
I they have been a subject of remark, Bin
wsare them on every poesibl
? Ven at small private ?larti.s. Th.- tel
stat?' ball of tir! blason took place las
sight, but Mrs Brsdlsy-Martln did no
gel a cord, though it was rumored thi
she liad a further surprise in stor?' fo
th.. BWellS in Ih" ShSPS of a BOW ?."lia
of diamonds and rubies, recently a
quired privstely in Paris
The lisadeespe \\n? interesting-,
(Clevelsad Ptaia Deab r.)
An amusing Incident occurred in an A,
i:., and c. car on the afternoon of th.
Fourth. Bbflr young couples, evidentl
out for an BBjay/Bble day. w\ r. BSSted I i
..n.- side of the car having s decid? dl;
(ii>od time. Walls their BssrrtmsBl wa
at its height a 7-yejr-oId boy g
aisle BflddSaly leaned forwurd.
"Say, mister." ho called to on*? of th.
young men, "why don't you kis> you
gtrl?"
The young man looked up In surprise
and thsitii a pretty girl, too?blushed.
"TsiSBSge, Talmage," suid tv.
father, "what do you mean bv mch f ilk"
The hay looked at his lather in surprise,
disgust,
"What's the matter with you. dad'"' h
Stiea, "You told nm you'd do it if you wa
him!"
And the father found the landscape de
etdedly totorestlng until the youijg psopi
left the car.
BBAMD nt ( HKSS OFF.
BaSs?aaSfla BMI Msnal-Servloe Men
and Hornea for Mile?.
NEWPORT NsTWB) VA., July lO.-Thi
steamer Grand Duchess, recently secure?
by the government as a transport, lef
to-day for Charleston. S. C. Rhe had oi
board a comptny of United States engt
neers and a number of slgnaj-.servlo
men. There were also on board 100 ho? ses
said to be intended tyt General KUes'i
sUtff officers?
HT
Seven Hundred and Forly
Six of Them, In
cluding Fifty
Four Officers.
CERVERA HAS BEEN ILL
ar
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ar
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He Presents the Appearance
of a Broken-Hearted Man,
and Keenly Feels Loss
of His Flee*.
INYTTF.D TO STAY AT A IIOTEIv.
PORTSMOUTH, N\ n., July lO.-The
auxiliary cruiser St. I?uin. with 7K Span
i-b. iirlsoners, including llfty-four oflteofB,
ariivod in Portsmouth harbor Bt 8:10
"' 1 ck this -mnrninK. and a foW minutes
It. r dropped anchor Just BhOWO Pishing
i Bd. Th" big liner left Guantanamo at
6 o'cloi k Tuesday afternoon. July ??th. and
?lid not make a stop until she reached
Portsmouth harbor. Including the prison
ers, there- were 1.M6 people on board ?M
und out of this number *?1 nre sick
and wounded Spaniards, under the caro of
surgeons.
Admiral Cervera Is confined to hi* cabin,
having been QUMO ill for the pist throe
days, although he wa* abb- to bO dressed
this morning, captain B?late, who was
commander o' the Vizcaya, and is among
the iirlsoners. Is also quite, ill, having BSOfl
wounded in the head during the brittle off
BsnUago,
At l?S this morning the tug A. W. ChOO*
* rton wont alongside, the St. Ensata, with
Health-OtBcsi F. S. Towle, who went on
board.
NO CONTAOKVCS DIFEASK.
He made a thorough exanatnnUon of the
ve-i-^el, visited all of the sick, and found
that most of tho BJcknOSfl was due to
wounds received ?luring the battle or to
exposure. He BOPS there la no evidence
of yellow-fever or ?uher rontagtous d?s
0000, und the people in th? vicinity of
wit.re tho prisoners are to bo contlned
need fool bo alarm abuut any pestilence
breaking out.
All of tin? Spanish rommlsstoned affl
have been on parolo, and hii<l tho freedom
of thi' Ship, With olio exception. 1T>; WJS
the GOVeftBOf of SantU^o de Cuba, who
was trying to escape from the city on Ad
miral Cervera's iiaK^hip when rho wos do
Btroyodj on that memorable morning of
July id, lie refused to ?ign the parole
i rs, ami was oonseouenUy confined in
one of the cabins, under guan?. Tin- re
mainder eif th? prisoliera were conflncd
between decks and closely guarded, a
detaciim<-nt of twsBty-eight marines from
Die United States steamship Brooklyn,
under Lieutenant BOrdStt, and tWOnty-OM
marines from th.- United Btstee at unship
Marbi.he oi iron put aboard the St. Louis
when .-he l'ti Guantanamo fur the north,
to guard th i prieonero, but they had nttiu
or no trouble with them.
CBRVBRA COUBTEOUB
Admiral Cerrero shook bands with the
health officer, and In good BagUSh "aid he
was situated very pleasantly ou th?- bon,
and ii ni received nothing but the kindest
; n i most considerate treatmaal from both ?
InCi le had been
taken prisoner, lb- presents tie- appear
ai.. of a broken-hearted man, and keenly
the loso of his Scot
The crow of tin- .=>'r. j.uais bass bad
:? whatever to do with !!'. p'.'.Son
ers since they earns aboard, and bars been
kepi as far awa?' from UMSO OS possible'.
Then -ire a number ot Spanish surgeons
en board, who have tahea good can "i
tin- sick and Wounded seiaoners, Then
iboul forty of the latter, the remain
Ber being m from 'he eir?vts oi ex*
pOSUre. Xo one is allowed OB board th.;
prison ship, and i - i i - - of Um ofBcen or
?lew is allowed on shoes.
At ll:5a tho? brut BfflcOT of (hi St Louis,
Bnslgn Palne, arrived ?a the nnry-yard,
to ofaVemlty notify Admiral Carpj-ntsr of
the arrival Of the vessel, anJ, with mes
sages from Contain PhlBlpa Csdet
li. mont, of the St. Ixiuis, landed, with a
gig-lOOd of mail from the fleet, and It
ont in bajss to the pOSt*OfBCS,
SAMPSONS REPORT.
i:-. ign Palmer came ashore with im
porani official dispatches tor Washing
ton, and left at |*A tins afternoon, with
a large grip, which he would allow no
One to handle.
Admiral Carpenter has perfected ar
m-tits to laud the prisoners at tiuir
quarters, on Scavey's Island tivmortuw
afternoon, ami at - o'clock the tug Plo?
atao.ua will take three barges,-loaded
with prisoners, to the island.
<ui the way up from BentlagOi ?a- num
ber of the gpanish seamen said that th?y
had had enough of lighting, at MOOt With
lie- Yankee-.
It is said thattAdmiral Sampson's ro?
put to the Navy Department of the
destruction of Cervera'g Beet lo about
11,009 words. BOwlgn Palmer carried the
document, winch WBS in book form.
Il is un.?.?stood thai Admiral Cervera
bas accepted ?m invitation to stay at a
hotel at KewcaeUe, about four miles
from th.. navy-yard.
Aamlral Cervon's stay at the hotel
win, however, bs short, bs the st. Louis
wi'.l COSl .is BOOB OB the Spanish Ballon
! nab .1. .Jjd Will then ICBVO for
Annapolis, with the Spanish ofhOt is. The
Bt, Louis . ame up from Santbig.? with
Miau ?Vil) tons of coal, and the* ?econo
my in coal consumption was the cans.- of
iur slow trip.
ST. PAUL COMING to NKWPOBT
rfarfc s
It Is understood that the steam? r, after
she diachargss her prisoners, nill coal -?t
Kewpoti News, and th'-n take ?i largo
number of troops to i
Admiral Cerven i mse on deck hate
this afternoon, and eonaeated M talk
with repneentatlvea of tne pre--, vvhu
went oat ta ths st. bouta on a tug.
CBRVSBA LOVB8 A MKltHwxs.
"Yon usk BM," in- said. "BOW 1 like
Amerita, and 1 answer you that I have
always liked, and 1 may Bag*, loved, your
people, bu this war boa i*>n s duty
with m?- and ths men under mo, i know
that the Amer: .m Beet clearly outclassed
BO, but it was a gUOWOOB of lighting
either irrVide or outside the harbor. I
have many friends In America, and
only the klmlliest fe?!.ni;s for them, but
? very man ha.s a duty to perform to his
Country, ?nd all Spaniards try to pel -
f. rm that duty. Than has boon much
feeling in Spain, arid 1 wr.nt. all Spain to
know the truth - that .very ship of my
squadron fought until the last, and when
ws louid do no man, we sumudend.
1 have much IntSTSSl m knowing the
MtuatlOO In Spam.
'e'aptain Goodrich has treated us all
as well OS any one pauld possibly be
treated. My officer? have occupied <iuar
tsrs in the saloon, and we cannot com
plain."
A telei;ram was taken out to Admiral
Cervera at 10:30 to-night. Nothing is
known as to tho sender or the purport of
tho dispatch. '
CAPTI RKD SPANISH OFFICERS.
8r>
They Will Be Well Provided for at
Annapolis.
ANNAPOLIS. MD., July R-Captain
P. H. Cooper, superintendent of the
Naval Academy, has completed his pre
parations for the care of the eighty
Spanish officers, including Admiral Cer
vera. recco?y cA&lurcd off Santiago, lie
inounced to-day that he expected the
rival of forty of the prisoner* to-mor
w. an?l that the remainder would reach
re within a week. It la probable that
I will be put on their parole, and al
BflJd the fullest use of the beautiful
ountis, for promenade ond other pur
ses.
rho buildings to be occupied by them
e known as Ooldsborough Row. and Be
the southeastern section of the A?ade
y grounds, between the old mess-hall
id the gymnasum.
gi:ARTERS CO.MFORTABI.K.
Bsi h room will BJUSTtsr two officers,
i?l aaefll olflcer will have a bed to hlm
lf. There are wardrobe? and closets
r their clothes In each room: chairs
i?) e large, square table in th? centre
the rooms, with a hanging gas-lamp
er it. with an Improved burner. Wait
s will Bttsad t?> the rooms and take
re of the asaltan ata.
I'h" prisoners will be ander th.? patrol
B marine guard of forty. For the
egent. their commissary will be BtOW
d Thomas BVBflS. Paymaster l.oomls.
B? was ordered away this wesh IS
irtsmouth, us commissary for ?M pris
iers there, la espscted to return here
i assume th?' aaaaag meut of the food
ippiy ?.r the Bpsntah ofAcera
KBAR BOBBOJTJ Q?ARTBRB.
It is g atBgBhUT coincidence that the
?anish naval asnaara aheaad be ?jflar
red In the very Alma Mater of the
en who gave them ko fignal a d?'f<?at
id made them prisoners. Amongst thost^
ho recently occupied these quarters nre
Isttteoaata Hobsofl sod Bios sad
idets Powell an?l Hart. HobSOn'C
lartments ailjoin th" Spanish qua
id, S? the bead of the department ?'f
ival OBsatructloa, be has much valuable
tvsl data tli-r. ,
(IIKKlMlllll BMMMB (il IF.T.
. I'linl llvooUe's Bseaal Order Hum
a Bssd Bflfflflt,
CBICKAMAUOA, July :>>. The bene
?tsl effect of (Jen-ral BrOOkSfa
*dsr limiting the number of men to be
Uowed peraaits to leave camp at one
dm to tu from asea company was bo
cal.I to-day In the orderly quiet of th?
ay, both st th?- (amp and In C
MgS. A prOVOSt guard did duly at
ytie, und Bstooaa aad dtoorderij places
sre kept dosed, ah the eseoone to
battanooga, wBtdi tot the past tws
undaya have 1.n WldS Open, WON to
iy closed, BO that Hi? ?lay was pi
Services were held in the twsnty-two
hristlsn Commission tent? bow ?n ope
?tion in the camp, ami the proclamation
f President McKinley, suggesting that
rsysra for pssae be offered by all
is. wse observed.
From every pulpit in Chattanooga to
jj' prayers for peace and the triumph
f the ?sieatfan army Were off? red by
BO p.ustors.
M asaca were said by Catholic clergy
ten ?luring the day at the park.
TROOPS MOVB TO-MORROW.
Th" Kirn <'hio will move to Tampa
aily Tuesday, having received its equip
lenta,
? oi .n. i Boynton, who arrived
sy, ha* not yt reported for duty,
Bring Some business in connection with
ii?- presidency of the Psrk Commiseton
.. attend to before he reports, (en. ral
loyflton'a brigsde will bu composed of
bs First nnd Third Keiitu? ky and Fifth
llinois regiments.
Adjutant-General Corbta has Btsied
hat only about IJM recruits wer?' BOB
ssded to bring every regiment In Qene?
ii Brooke's arms to ita full ?l
f 14M men and officers,
I'iimroit \r nt ti.wi).
Ie Touches on i'errltorlul Aitt'.run.
dlBagsaati
BUTLAND, VT., July it, -At a thanks
hring asrvice here to-.lay Senator Proo
or BSSde a BBflflOB, in which h? said:
"We are in th?' midst Of war, but there
re things worse than war. There era
rroogs which cannot bs righted in sny
ray ysi devtssd sacspt by torce. The
Imericsn people decided that the k>na>
ontlnued tyranny of BpsiB to Cuba must
top. The only way to muke that sure
rss that her flag DBUSl IflaVC thai Island,
nid this war ?s the result of that da talon,
' There wer?: Bsany in high plsci B, many
nen of mtelBgence and WSBlth, end busl
tssa and pol?tica} standing, who gal
est in the words oi <\un. 'Am I my bro
her's keeperf and thi peon?a bi
ISt haMlly, but after bearing ami COB
lidicring the facts with patience and long
luffi ring. Tea, pen
"Dswey's gune to Manila opened up
meal ausstione bufoi-" our nation. Terri.
..rial Bggrsndtsetnent wsa sol in out
houghts, but th? ev.-nts of that Sund.i.y
levdved great responaibllitles apon us,
shlch we cannot shirk. Hut i
i< ubt that the Issue win be met as be.
om?-s s people free end enlightened, anu
Fishing ell peopU to abare thi Ithi
tig."
TO BAHIBfl rUM?, KTC.
Mm ui u ' >niuliii Wood an \ n rec.i l.|.
and Cestala ?ieiin.ii.
il'hllail. Iphla TlflK l i
London women nave discovered very
agreeable way of ridding their hOtttOO Oi
flies and UOSQUttOSS. They burn sandal
wood in the houses. This is an 0
ld-a. in London it la possible t?i s? t ths
wood prepsred for thla purpose, but her?
ii is not s?) assy, as American women
have not. y t taken t?i the practice. KoU
that he festive By and the Amerlesi
moeejutto ere abovt to make their ap
pssrsnes, si h-iist 'i..- Btatea lelenden
a.n?i Jsrssyltsa might do well I
the eandal wood a trisL Bandai woo.
. an I a b .ught at almost any Turkish 01
Jspanese Importing house, it Is pre
pared for burning by beinar Bret cut lnt<
small B?sese a half Inch thick and :
long. Then it Is baked or drier
out in a Blow oven for twenty-foui
hour-, a plec? of the woo'i ta put into .
metal urn, lighted, ami allowed to burr
until well aflame. WhSfl the time i- <\
tlngutabed, and the red-hot amber left t?
smoulder untjl the wood is consumed SBI
nothing is hrft but a heap of tine pjTS]
ashes. During the Bmoulderiug procesi
the wood Beads ?.?ut. a sweet, arosaatti
smoke.
.-^9.-_
gBHWIJBsl l'liUDl'll.
1 oud Cry fur Immediate Bwpp|| ,,
the Artlel?-.
(Philadelphia Times.)
The common .- aee of sav sv rag
aebooi-boy would teach the sat
the adoption of amokelesa powder
as it w.i,- aufactsatly perfected to
us us" hi the army and navy, itut w
have Bsval sad snap boards mode u
largely of velssao ?li-^?u, snd they hav
not adoptad amokelesa powder bt
hair-splitting diffsrSflCes aa to th?
of the .?niel.- or as to Um particular va
rlety that ahould be cepted. The bes
th:ng for Presid? m McKlnli
be to adjourn these fbsBll board? with ci
delay and issue a ?ereinptorv order t
the proper authorities to furnish rrtink.
tagl powder as speedily as po
every bran fa ' '. the army and n ivy.
We had th* BBBBe trouble with arm
sad navy board? ever the question of sui
stitutireg the psreussloa i ip for the ol
flintloi'k, and In our civil way the arm
and BBVy boards hud to b<- overt-;
totradaee hrsarh loading rifles. Bver
irjaprovement in the arms of the arm
and navy has beea hammered Into the au
thorltles at WssMflgtOfl by public BSCej
slty, and President M< Kim. y flhirflld ate
all such tSSBfQCdsry St Oaee and hu.v
smokeless powder supplied a? speedily a
possible.
Fi-\ iraiiiiu Minera.
(Washington Post.)
Messrs. J. M. and W. K. Harrb
brothers and ex-Virginians, are at th
Rlggs. Of late years they have been et
gaged In mining ln British Columbia, an
have met with gratifying success.
"Ther? la a jrreat deal of silver bein
mined In the vicinity of my home," sal
Mr. J. M. Harris, "and the owners of on
property, near the town of Sandow, too
out last year fl.Wo.OO? of the white met.
and copper combing, i t^k. lnal ?j^
Columbia presents magrnficeat oppor
tunities for the right sort of men. it
may not b? so rich In the precious metals
as the Klondike, but th? dangers and
hardships of that region are not encoun
tered with us. The wlnten aro longer,
but the cold is not much more severe
than tn the United States, and people
who dwell there do not conrplaln of the
climate. , .
"Most of tho mining In the district I
live ta and In (he Roslyn District is car
re d on by cltisens of the United States.
In fact, we have come pretty near
monopolizing the busln?*ss. but recently
a good deal of British capital ha? b-n
invested in the country. The conditions
all point to a very wonderful develop
ment of tho mining territory on our
north, and It Is probable that SCOBS won
derfully rich strike? will be made ere
the close of this year."
-?-!? * ?
BUM A Hl IM TVHO*.
An F.niillte Mail's < on*, er'utlon With
n ll??y StOd the He?ialt.
(Cosmtry Qenllemon )
Some good taon BI? naturally auch
last hors, and so fuU of binorotanooi espe
cially toward the young, that they ..<n
not help sprradlng WtadOm wherever they
go. That tho seed may fall em stony
ground is proved by a Story which a gen
tleman, who went hunttng far into the
interior of Neva Booths, tsUs la ?? tattsr.
The hunter wi- I irTtOd BtXtSSn OMISO
at night by a la-y M years old an d B
horse 18 ve.rs old. The rid- ?
und the bop driver m is Inclined to tail
asleep. The hanter, therefore, thought to
interest him In something.
1 s.e we ar.' going dm '-> It." he said.
"How do you kn .w thai." asked the
boy. "Wen you i v r hen baton?"
?No; nui Iban Is the North star "
"How do ro i know It's UM North Star?"
wiiv. Um : an Um point? so."
what potetero?"
Tin- hunter explained and tui.i the b
how to find the North star. Then ha
pointed out two of tit" planets. The bov
d wide-awake now, and the hunter
went on to t;?\ him his first lesson hi
Bstroaomy, telling him how J
i times as large as the earth, and how
bowed chang -'1S how ll
bad boys and apparent i.inals. and s.
forth, and bOW it was supposed by man:,
to bave IntelBgent Inhabits
When, after bis hunting, the stnngei
nturm d to UM tOWU when, he had hire
(he eonveyaiH a and lhe boy, he I
that the people seemed to bava a cartati
humorous Interest In him. it was -
dent that In* was the object Of B?HM CU
rlostty or |ohe thst he mad.* Inquiries
and finally found 0 man who could tel
Why." said hi? Informant, "you'v?
mad.- "a great reputation for j
around heve."
"In what wayT*"
"i ?Ii. Ihi kid that drove you over to
the other night cams buck the next da*
and told all tii" 'setten' al the hotel ths
of ail the Mars hi ?ver beard, you wen
the slickest.''
"What lie did I t'll him""
' Ths boy said that you prsti
know the number of nil!'" tO the sun
and that ymi | ointod tO B star |
said was called 'Jumpter,' and UuU yoi
said it was ' "' Usaos leaner than the
World, and that JTOU point.-d to BBOtha
sta? that you said was ono when tott
lived."
" 'Oh.' gays that 1 ,, .-. 'ii.'i just e.iight t'
bear html it'. : ich. Old Hasklns sin'
in it with that feller 03 hin'. I tell y?
he's the MggeSt liar In Nova Scotia. Pi
point him out to ydu when hi
back.' "
The boy bad pointed liim out, and h.
was at that moment enjoying the ropa
laUon of thi 1 hampton of all th.- llar
who had ever OOBBS to No*i
I\ A MBXICAB Hot siiiioi.n.
(ami) Trails of Baswaats ?nul Bosav
IMi'Ooniit ? Bstaaas,
(Phlladei- his t
As all ceuking is done with charcoal
and ovens are proctteany uaknown 1
r>riv.uc families, v . IV few familhs I -11<.
bread. The small, hard* trusted '
Presch bree 1 an delivered .ill over th
city in great baskets t feel across, tha
;u-e carried in the hands of cargad -. -
Th". arroagemeai of furnttuvu 1- mucl
mote firmal than in the United States
it ts a vi rv common Bight to se., a splen
dMly-fUGPished psrlor, with a row ..
straight-bilked chairs, all gjlko, wit
their ba. ks against the wall, and as ClOS
1ST SB they can be placid, il. a
areiing the iin.ni.
a good Mexican cook nUeves th?' mis
tress of the house of Worry ?in!
albility m a manner that Is states! on
known in tho United ^\.n,><. The cooh i
given so much a day, and with thi
amount she win purchase each momio
ail tho prortstons of Um day, includln
even the sta;dis thst are usually boUgk
in larne quantities i't other OOUBl
.a dollar a d win pr?vido a vor
good table fog a family of three or fou
and get enough besns and tortillas an
Chile lo let the servants' table beside
Thev can really do better than their ml.
ti 1 1 they ??m usually ?iriv
sharper bargains with the marketme
of their own e-la.-s, am! tiny have gBOl
paUi nos to haggle over the last penny.
-i^?
Twelve Ti'li'Krniii? Sent ut Oner,
ii'aris Letter to the Bhsctrtcal World
Bxperlmi m 1 ?ne pr?sent 1
ducted on the Parls-Bordeani line ait
sume very Interesting machines, whii
tin- inventor, M. Mercadler, has be?
working on for many years. With tbet
instruments, called duodecaplex, twelt
M in work simultan
a a single win. , Beb s. ndlng i
signals to th.- proper receiver at
line. This result is brought ut>.>
by tin- use of alternating or, at any rat
Interrupted cum
Fach transmit- - its eUITl
through ,t tuning-fork having a spsd
Its vlbnUona being el
maintained. These vibrations furni-h
nrnnl of Um proper pert., t .
sonsneo at each application in tl
m Ivtng circuit, Which has i
auction and capacity adjusted for this r
BUlt This r... iv r la a telephone m mon
telephone, as it is called by M. M<
so oonstructed ami arranged that t
! - mai 1 qualities also be
to damp out from the Mgnali 1
hinji not int. aded for it. These si
i als ar.- nal in th.- ordinary way by a
aided by rubb : tub. -
graphs The sifting out ..f the m
nais, it seems, bj v. ? . ... rfect, 1 ach r
cetver Btvtna nu evidence ..r thoss si
nils not Intended fur m except a'sUg
murmuring, vary Indefinite and not si
bot 111 ! : on. .
A Tond'M >louth.
Pi . ! .
.1 toad's mouth opon and bold it
D, and it will suffocate. TI
la i" ' anos hg his no ; ; , W;iy
dilating the chest; fhsrsfon, le- m.
literally BWallOB air aa though it w
food. Porcthrjf keeping : M
mouth Open < BUSOS th' -ir t.. pass into 1
stomach Instead of the luni;. AaoU
oddity Is its tongue, which lj hung In t
mouth just th.- revotas of th?- hum
tongue, being afta, hod to the front of t
Jaw, th- loose . nd hanging back and doi
tile tbro.it.
When Load bMOOUBSS Flastl?*.
(Am.,! ,,, M ,, hin.
Th..* experiments upon materials at b
temperatures wbtCgl hSVO bOOO made j .
sibie by t.ie advenl of liquid air. dsvsl
sum? unaxpscted results, a ban <>f tad
rubber eeoled to the temperature of t
??ir b a cosaos batuta, end if dropped on 1
floor tiles Into a thousand (more or le
pieces, while ? ban of lead will raboni
Having aeqatrsd a remarkable rooraaas
elasticity. l>-ad sJOO makes a very
spectable spiral spring at a tmperati
of "? or 300 below zero.
caros. BJUI-MOBOO, Statements. Letn
Heads, Note-Reads, Circulars, Handbil
Dodgers, Ac. printed by th-? Dlspat
Company at low prices. Will give y
good work at same prices you pay
Inferior work. Send us your orders a
we will gu?rame? satisfaction in evi
Pjun.ulai-,
DHL'S QFEER
?0
His Terms Cause a Prompt
Refusal on the Part
of General
Shafter.
HEAVY GUNS AT JURAGUA.
Thev Will be Rapidly Sen!
Forward to the Front
of the American
Forces.
HEALTH 01' OUI TaVOOPf GOl '
(Copyright, l??. hv the Associated V
ox BOARD THB ABB
PftXBB DIBPATi n BOAT WAND*
JUBAOUA, Batfltday, fstf Bh, 7 P. M.
via PORT ANTONIO, fflsaday, .1 .
11 a. M , sad KINGSTON, Jot) B, A
m The aura 1 ittagu a? 1
offert ?i by the -, ?am ; .
Qeneral Torsi, ts-dap, bat the
Bone attached > 1 ue d 1 proas]
of the 'ff. r by O ai ral Bh
Ustfons, however, resulted |n '
, uatb sal. .
snd white nags of truce stBI I
th.- opposing atn
<;? nersl TorsFa propossl coolen
the han? d?ate ?um nd< r of the 1
BSteted that his arm
to starch asray under srssB and art
in< colora, snd declared thai bs e
fight tO the l.e-f ditCh Oldens I'
! t. 1 ' ; . re
pllsd that Bothlng bul unoondltl ifl '1 sur
n ai! r woul 1 he eonal i? red by bli .
he COI
Wsshlngtoo, in the mana um" 1
. rsaistk e.
It was shortl) befoi
a little er inbih oBtei n
B Bsg; of 11 ; '"in sad 1
> ?-How wall of the
slowly Bssde it-- wsy toward tl
. n lia?. a detail ass sent to am t i
und they ai re escorted 1
quartets, a bile the tatu r from 1 > 1
Tond w.is . ??trie,I to ? loBOl ?
t. nt. two mltaa from the front T
0 m couched la the Icily .rteova
tic of such commui h 1
I
Il ture 01 <; !! 1 ;?i Toi ?!. who
mande et Santiago aines Qenersl ij
was wounded, aad atsti d thaI
preparad to surrender the ? II
his ai my would DO psrmtttsd ' i
late with honor.
ThlS, he explain? d. lie
Bpanleh fon ea ahould !"
1 parmlttsd to go la any ?iir?
wlohed, with .?mis snd Bylng tbeti
Th.- lettei ' with thi
men) thai aurrender und 1
o thi r tena
would bo I
Qeneral Bhafter taunt dtat
asbington .
Toi .'i a t. fussl ?if bta pi opes it, bul 1
thai be would communicate with 1
crnm? nt, and would extend t!
BI mlatll " until ?^un.l ly at I
UfBRICAB UK vi rn rvKi.1.1 N
Tim generii condition of the bsali
the Ami r;
v. it? r supply n poor, and a Buses
: .1 fever have BSV) I
No d? 1 raited, h?)we\
nearly all Inetsneea the fever ti?-- l
bi oksn up 1 1 hi?. 1 al use of ouinln
The hardships of the 1 UBflSBlaja aad I
m icka < ( fever 1
n. 1 the army In the Bal 1 aad on thi 1
of pi a? tic ?ii".' all Bon-coeabatani - 1
toa of a fsw aswspapi r
n BB the gi
Sine" (h,. \m.
off Bsatlsgo, and w bo cejtetil ite I be
force ah?.- . . 1 the .
S u . With th? .
1 Vie? .
The -.n 1 ti. ? of tra
ofr Jursgua this morning
troops, m? hiding a Isrgs 4 1 1
artlllsiy. if the 1 1
th.-se heavy gone will I?- 1 valuabi
ditlon to the artillery now In the bV
snd II la 1 ?p< cted that they will 1 :
ed forward to the front The new n
win be Ian.!..! to'Saorraw end 1
1? rward as 1 lately a? 1
The gay? "f temporal t p. si an
itttlisad bs both arnuee In strengi
th? ?r di ' aces Toe Amen 1
strongly entrenched themselv?
artillery now si th?i front |
in position pt bind 1 irthfl ,( HI <*
ahl.< to ' ??ver the Bdl in? " Of the I : I
much more eft?-, ttv? !y than d
pn rious eng >u?
The wounded In 11
w?'ii cared for, end U
Btanc? are recovariog rspidly.
BUTS, t hurle? If. WIunIimi Henil.
lira Am v.
Protest or Charlee il. \s 1 ?on
the i f hi r ha ' 1:.
ne.n.I ? tollegc 1 ami '
as ye
had been la iii-h?'jith I , wi
ami 1. ci ntly took a trip t.. thi
In the bop of being t
proving, ah? wsai I
Issi Thursday ah? b? ame alarm
sin- B/ng than r? mov? d ;
illy sws) tl
I truly falling upon I
Thi deci . ed as? ' ' ' "
Btund Han Lson, now ?.t Hophin
of the 1 it- .) :
snd h ?.i
n? (Hon in Vln a 1
earnest Cbrlsl
v.it. , a loving BBOthj r, ai I
an.i unselfish friend, ahe
of tb 1
children lire. Hill B
?.. Annie Btegar, Lulle, and D
bton, and Charlee W., v<
I I \'.' le
lll. mi., r ? t the Past
ity.
l.oiiit-Riintie Kill. .
: r .
When tong-r inte rin
' . n ua : 1
marked th.- . r.<\ or tax . 1 . .:
hand fighting; that
i.- v. : gt 1 sithln abat need 1 >
rsage of
le.l, : ....
a down more rupidl) thai 1
BdVBSX -. The Am."
t i * ; h t i n >; sb I
ami proved it fais?. Bssd !
the taking Of San Juan S
. barge up a itet ?. bill, crown a
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tiel oil the heads of the trOOpB ' ? '
aanda 1 It??
wh. re tie J t!-..|ll .?.;
and where IBS BWS '
dM BS? leave , v.'ll a puff .<f ;
their srhsrssbouts, asat
Bt bulista from th? ir Ms *
into the fares of th.- ASBSriesi - ? ii" wr *
painfully cnmbhtg the hii. i(. I
rast? besa right, there would ha>- - *
wind-row of dead American*
t ?.ti?>m sf that hill aad an srnn
rlOUa Sp..maids on its toi
the long rang?-, the raged BS?. th?
less psflrdflff and the strong d?i
AmerUanx. went on, captuxi tl
nent It? defender? flying
fupportiug army. NotwUh.si.nnii'
Improvements that have i
large and small arm?-. It. BS
and not thj BU?*. tfcytt ft*lU ?tU'i * **
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