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t, THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1898. _
WANT TJIKMTO COME.
BRAID AIIHV Ml \ I RUB PICIaKTI
VKTI'IUM to MMM
THE REU MOI BEAR PHILADELPHIA
4 otnrtolifre from That (Ity Make (hi
Moat K?mest Appeal to the ? Ir*
glalaaa to necome Their tieests
Meetlna to He Called.
The representatives of twenty posts ot
the Grand Army of tho Republic, eight
campt Rons of Veterans, ten regimental
associations, and several lidies' auxiliary
corps, of Philadelphia, arrived here yog?
terday morning for tho purpose of ex
t< tiding to tho survivors of Plckett ill?
Vistea an Invitation lo attend the forth
coming grand encampment in the Quaker
City at the guests of th"se organizations.
Each visitor did bis b< st throughout the
day to obliterate the unhappy imp;
that were treated B year ago by the ac
tion of home members of the Phllaflsphla
Brigade arh? n It w *> d that an
invitauoii thou] : ? sstea i to Picket?!
la? n to attend th?; 1sj7 reunion. ||
Mdhing could have exceeded the cor
J.e'Uy of tho iitvltaiion, which was
Lacked by ths aasui ince that the o:
B?tions wero each and all unanimous in
their ?Uslre to v. ICOBM and ent? rtaln the
i Who -?flflht With Plckett and sur
vived that wondrous charge at Getty's
burg,
B*p one at those rfsggt fataUtles thit
B to wait ? >m< tlm? t upon t b
intentions, the letter ol imitation which
was the pre? in-or of the delegation cams
addressed to the survivors <>f Plckett's
jiivisi'.n. under the ailitpprehsntlnn that
? n was still In ? \
How It cam? I to Plckett
< amp?which teclud sveaty-flvs
jo. n who were in Picken'a DIvlsl a end
abeto ssventy-flve store who srers not?
has already i.n told. That there should
have t".a poms dellcacs In receiving the
invitation wat only natural, but When
the situation t loed the delega
tion at mi' I I . the t- 'n,
the commut'? gpp ilated to meet, the flele?
gattea win at an early date call the our?
vivort of Plckett Division together and
t* raunend that Ihe invitation .shall be
rgeoaflfted.
ABJtlVAL OF Til!-; D-LSQA-IOff.
TBePhilad? Iphte delegettea ai
on tho f M train. i? was composed of Dr.
*w. B loi nd M - W. ii. i.,-,.
John J. Curly, John W, Cra/.l.-.-,
Cralghead, IV. J. Tboi . i :. n
Baker. *i
" H. N, North? n. 8. It. Q
?nd w. t lea orted to Murpby*t
Hotel, where br? .?.: i t v. n served. Af
terwards they vtelted Lee ?"amp Hall, and
nt i" i ... k, the time appointed for
the formal presstitatlon of the Invitation,
they arrived at the bal] of 1'. Iv if Camp,
wh.ro they were met by tho committee
aapoteted to receive them, comp
> it. N. Northen. S. it. Q tes, w.
v. Baas, Dr. it. ?;. Ki m e, Dr. 'i', i: I
ton. M. Angle, a. i). Bedford, end B. B.
Cardozo.
There wire 00 Otl Bt at ths
meettag, a fact wh
tl. i t on both < . m in i i te? s. < 'oi
: Noithen - t tiiis
should bt whea I to welcome
the i the city's gatea The
_\I-,> said, had
tin? ,.nai,;,' to be
int, Bo explained hou the camp could
Bol i on the leiter of in?. It
Iv? i a i- v.' . boos aas it was
, to the Plckett's Division
?i ired the Phliadelphiana
men had always cherished
. regard for those
an h s I] I them
; ' and particularly for the
. iphte Brigade.
TUB INVITATION FSJBSBD.
i>r. jas, chalnaan of the delegation,
In responding, expressed I hanks for the
i i i. eption be and bis colleagu?
met with on their arrival. They were a
V- mtii'M.f !- v n, he BSld, representing
over forty different organisations in the
/ of Philadelphia, The organIsatloaa,
ht eoatln : tinged to hold a re
' IB from |hS Itb tO 'hi- 14th of BOXt
month on tht Delaware river, at a place
i Wathlngton Park, eight miles l?
low tie. olty of Pbllad? iphla. Th?
< mprl ,1 ?") BCT? H Of land, he ; lid, I d
many very Bne buildings, tome of then
:. . . i
with j" rfect soousttc prop re lo?
. i ii' re ii" poke ai length of the
diversified kind of amusement! that may
i
"\Se have been designated." continuel
Dr. Jon. t, "i,v tht i : : : ' inlsatton,
wiil-li held a ni.? ling 00 the Kb Of tlil?
month, in a retolul Ion i inai Imou
lv end with greal efitbu m, to come
heru and Invite you to ! 's du
riru? the ' i i impm? ni w? ek at no expenat
to yourselves. Wt all feel that sinco the
appointa. Bl ' I LaO, Wheel :, und I.
to such i? sponstblt positions in the Bait, a
aHataa army thai Bason and Dlxon'a line
lias l" , n U U" d OUt of existence, and that
all bin. ni' s between ihe North and
fSouth should he buried. The entire popu
lation of Pennsylvania Is SnxlOUS that
jou t-haii caaae."
Tin: PROGRAMM! ARRANGED,
The BBea_er than outlined the pro
gramme of tha encampmsnt Monday,
he said, will be Jubilee-day, and the parh
would he formally thrown op, u aft? r B
a*eM parade through lbs streets of Phil
adelphia?
Tueeday win be flona ?if veterana' day,
und tin? Jifnior? will take charge of the
\ tors.
Wednesday is ladles'-day, Bald Dr.
"Jones, adding humorously that tht
ofo. marrlage-llcei'.-a. in Philadelphia was
only CO cents ami the Qrand Army would
pay for the Stamp.
Thurtday will I v'::;v <* '
Friday has been dedicated tO Plckett's
Diviri.e'i and a reunited country,
Saturday will be people- r.nd politicians'
day, when every candidate for public
office within a circuit of fifty miles ol
Philadelphia is expected to i"' pr? tat
Sunday Will he camp-mcctlng-?ay, WhOB
discourses will be delivered by prominent
clergymen from ev< ry d?nomination.
WANT ALL TO COMB.
"We want you to ?tune there,**
Dr. Junes, "a? many as you pi- l ron
the time you laav< home you will 1
(?ueats. Wt want you want you thi
tiro week. Wa b re been Inatructod to
tako no refusal. It we cannot get you
In any other way. Wt Shall have to get
the town constables to bring you te s
body. Yon will be domiciled at the Con
tinental Hotel, ?no of the best la ths
city, and you cau get your meals there or
at the park."
COLONEL FRABIER'a bTTRONQ PLEA
Colonel J. W. Piaster was th n intro
duced. He said: We feel that a
from the plckett Division Is due to the
people of Philadelphia. Your Brat
an PwMisylvan'u ?oil was In July,
The aoguaiats you then fonaed s
\<ty brief and naoeremonlois, bat ws
feel that WS WOttld llku to renew the ac
When the Philadelphia
j.ti'ia.lo dedicated two of Its regimental
luoiiuni'nts, WO invite?! PlekOtfe Division
lo becoiiu* our guests. Themes s
Bot disposed to accept favor and h
and kladntSS ?'"m us then, for the
a that w B4 n Jlld ' ? a,; i,,n w. ?it t-i
Oettysburg to mak ateatg for
th.- placing there of the Ann stead monu
ment, he nati d? nl?nl permission to build
the inoiiumi nt there. However, we suc
ceeded te petting you there, and instead
of a committee of flfteea or tweaty-flve,
you rame 409 str?m;. l.at<?r the i'ickett s
Division Invited us to Hichmond.-end WS
buve been her? twice as your gu.
Tue raagflkar then alluded to the pre
Beatattea of a silk Anna l'a,? flag to
1'1-keU's Camp by ths Philadelphia Hn
gad?, and the m? m g at Wil
lard't Hot? 1. In Washington, on the oc
of the ..res, a??..?..? ijfcj nnrm.lir
si
fraternal feeling engendered then exists
to-day, he continued, and then ho al
lutl? ?1 to tho friction last summer, adding.
"Tht* timo we come here with a unani
mous resolution, comrade Clark John
*.,n, who opposed the invitation last year.
off? red the resolution on this ooca?1on.
BBd in doing so he raid that he h.vl I >
more opposed than any Qrand Army man
10 ?ho Gettysburg and Philadelphia ft -
union, but when he ?aw tho grandson
Of ?irant on the ?faff of I>ee, and a I.ogan
with Wheeler, he knew that It was time
that all animosity should b? buried for
ever. We ?re h.*re lo nsk you to come
twenty-five BCrOUg, or fifty strong, or 1?X>.
If 'i.i'i can make It that many. We know
?ome of you will come. We would Ilk??
10 get to Philadelphia on Saturday,
August (th.
T?) WAN'AMAKKR'S SI'NDAT SCHOOL.
".'.'? Want to tak? fOM to I.eth.-iny. the
chur? h Lullt by John Wnnamaker, WBSTS
they haVB a Sunday sch'iol of 3,W0. and in
lift.rrnooa to th? ?Cathedral to hear Aroh
ip Ryan, for we feel sure thnt you
will henr two suoh fermons on tho lino
of a reunited country' and people as will
I tho whole country.
If you can't come th? n, come when you
can. We will make your stay SgToesbla.
We Want you in your own way to bring
It about, ami let 111 know who will coin?-.
V.'< want it beOBUM of the unpleasant
t:? ?s of last year, th? men who were re
sponsible for It being now thoroughly In
a? <<>r?I with us. Wo want you to rSOBBO,
and you won't find us backward In ho ; I?
tallty.
?Colonel Northen, referring to the nllu
" ?"ti in Dr. Jones'? ; |,"e.*h to ?he pr?'ii
SB of the haft informed the visitors
that. It was u.ad on ever occasion egCOpt
at funerala
?Colonel WttAtr, rising again, said that
when be had ?aid bring twenty-five, flfty,
or ?ine hundred, be only staunt -hit a
1 number should not cr?vent tli'-m
from coming. "Come, as many as you
will." ho added. "the more the better."
l?r. Jemen ?aid he alee dc-slrcd tf> mako
a t-orreition. He had harried that there
had " ?*n eoaee mi' ?ppi i benslon m th" <ii
rectlon of the invitation. The, commit'?-,'
would ondertake !?> bava It changed to
Plckati Camp, if that would bi? correct.
Mil. PAKKR Sl'KAKS.
Mr. K. II. I'.aker WSS lb'* BSjKt spenk?r.
He had been to Richmond frequently,
and h?> desired, he rntfrd, to condole with
Pl?*kcft Camp on the loss "f so/many of
,is memb?*rs, who were true, proldlera anil
patriota elegant husbands, and royal
frienda He paid an especially high tri
bute to the late Mr. !.. f.. L?yncb. lin
pdk? warmly of tho progress in national
nTalts, which was giving old Confederate
Boldlera the pr?>minence they ?le.-?-rvd.
"There has been a good deal ?>f talk about
ll< ." he continued, "but I've al
ways fell sorry for the man who would
talk about It. I haVS always held that
when our amis WOTS laid ?lown there vas
an "mi of prejudice. Ton win pet a hearty
?n-? from every quarter when you
OOCaS to Philadelphia. 1 worked on all the
committees last year, and l can t?r-ti you
rtatikly that the hitch thai occurred was
n?,t created by any one who imi any
ling. The citizens of Philadelphia
aald, "They must come; we will invito
them"; and the men who Bhoured th it
nrptlble spirit brad to hi?ie th.is
loads and OJUBkO. Hur fa? iliti?s for taking
?aro of you .-in- unlimited."
CIIFF.RS FOR THB FLAG.
At this point the BBC u' which BllU
?lon was nia?!?* earlier In the proceedings,
was brought In and loudly cheered, it
was carried ni> the hall between Colonel
r. of Philadelphia, an?! Mr. i:< d
wood, of J'? ihmond, and pla?ced on ? table
i the two committees, which sat
on either side of the ball.
Mr, Baker than contint i i speaking, cp
suring the committee thai Pickett'? Dl
\ i km would be rramptu i talned.
He then Introdura Mr. W. J. Thomp
son, the awner of the park The latter
aid that when the referan? had talk??'
.v ??f holding the encampment at
Washington Park, be had suggested that
Pickett'? men should be Invited, "Th ire
were three or four crank? who opposed
cranks, you know, are bo
exist In ? eery community." The charge
of Pickett'? Division ami ths repelling ?if
it by the Philadelphia Brigade win g?>
down in history as Bometbtng unique In
the annals of warfare. We have a ?e
unlted country; accept the Invitation, and
y??u win eee how th?- people i I I
Sania f??el tuwardr? you.
SPEAKS FOR UUSTNKSS-MKN,
Mr. Curley, representing the busln?""*??
men of pi iiaderphla, assured the coramlt
taa thnl every word thai ii"i been apoken
was absolutely tine. "Nu part of tbo
Country will r.-reiv,; you with mots hon?T
and cordiality than Philadelphia. You
win have n splendid time. Nothing that
you can d? sire will be absent. It will
be a ?week full of entertainment and pli ra
ture.*
Mr. Tlalter then rail lie dr?lrei* to direct
lb?? attention of Pickett Camp, en pn???
lant, to th.* faet thnt ?uif hundred or more
Confederate soldiers, who had died while
In i?ris>n in Philadelphia, had been taken
from the priaOB-yard by th?? Grand Army
if the Republic and buried in the Na
tional Cemetery. II? ?Irow attention to
?lit? fact because he thought the camp
night wish at some futuro time to re
move them to a southern cemetery.
RERFONf'H OF MR. CATEf?.
Mr. Gates, chairman of the Pickett Camp
^ommittea. in replying t?> ?the invitait it,
1 for Ihe .?-mall attendance or
'"'if? .derates. They had not been given
Uffldent ii"ii'", he 'ild. ;in?l nil the
endsrs ?rets in Atlanta attending the
Confederate Reunion. "Another r?
ie said, "why SB fOW hive OOBM to greet
?ni is thnt very f?\v p. oTile In Richmond
enow you arc lure. The mom'
ickett'a Division ore widely ?cattered,
n.iv about one hundred are in Rlohmond,
md It WOUld take us a week or ten day?
o notify them and find out what they
vill do.
"Wo nre ?grateful to you." he said, "for
mir very OOfdlal invitation. In dm- time
?>u shall hear from rea We cannot give
on tin answer to-day, sa wo ahall have
0 take th<> matter un.br adv,
tul answer In ?lue time."
Mr. W. F. Pass aald: "I am quite sure
ou'ii hear a favorable report from this
ommlttee, and we'll bring n ?quad."
Mr. J. I?. BedWOOd welcome.1 the com
nlttee to th?? city, and said he trusted
hay would carry quite a number of
*i? Lett's men to the reunion.
Dr. StruttOfl sail- "I nin very glad to
m ? t with you this morning. I am al
rays Riad to see you. especially at suoh a
IBM 88 this. I have no doubt th?? camp,
specially the members of }>U k?t
Ion, will go to Philadelphia. There are
eventy-flve mcmlHT.? of Pickett'? Dlrlslon
ut of 1S2 in Pickett'? < 1 mp, and t!
umber In I?.'? Camp." He thoni-ht an sn
wer mli-ht lu? returned to th Invitation
? xt neck, and he felt suit* there would
01 1'" a member of Pickett'? Division who
OUld not gladly ko It he could.
!Rt AM? PAST ciiMM\N'Iii:i?*i
('.?loin'. Frazier .?ah? his committee
-.?i.i.i ai.-?, extend an Invitation t?> the
ofBceri und past soBBBsaadera of
lcketl ?'amp. Colonel Northea acknowl-j
his invitation.
Mr. OatOS said ne wool?! advise the
immlttee to a meetim; of Pickett'? Dlvl
on in the near futur'? to take netloti
pon tho Invitation. M?nil??-r? of the Phil
Iclphia delegation then spoke of the priti
pal attracttona of th.* ?ity of phltadel
liin. and Mr. CralghMd, who sp.?k.' last
ild: "We know no S'??rth, Smith. Bast,
p w'.-st. only a reunited nation, with the
tar-epangled banner above ?t, and i>e
!?ath thnt banner the mea of th.? North
nd South fighting should?t to shoulder
a SOSaBBBB BBtU
DRIVBN ABOUT THE city.
The committee? th. n adjourned, and th.?
artore *> " taken in carriaatn to the
ildleru" Home, to the Lee monument,
Park, arid through !? ?'apit,,j
luare to tho Museum. At ;: o'clock th.v
BChed at the Jeffers.m. BBd sp.-nt the
'ternoon In visiting points of Interest
out tli.? tit>. Th, y u-ti fot home ?o,
a evening train. axpreaalBfl mucl
tKt at th? ir reception and entertainment
Messr?. (lutes. It???, and Northen re
alned with them all ?lav, as the repre
ntatlvea <>f the committee appointed to
itertaln them.
Mr ?'. g, Gate?, who has lieen for ?ome
ne at the Virginia Hospital under treat
ent, la now at home and ?tea.lily lm
ovlrut. an?l?hope to be out agalu soon. | Cut
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ASD WTTtlT AS I It I EM)?*.
SANTIAGO BRIGHT ARD CHEERFUL.
More? are Reopened, and American
Caah Is C'ladly nein? Received In
I'n? ment for Relics?I'roTlalona Or
Ina niBtrllintcd lo Ihe Distressed.
SANTIAGO DE ?'UI.A, July 10th, 3 F.
M., via KINuS'D-N, JAMAICA, July 3>
9 A. M.?Hundreds of American and a\?.m
lsh soldiers, who but a few days ago
were shooting at each ?itlvr, are In
tlago, meeting and mixing on the most.
friendly terms. A general feeling of ?feed
fellowship la manifested everywhere,
and conqueror and vanquished 88888, aoa"
that the bloodshed and strlfo are over,
to entertain tho best of feeling for c.uAi
other. Stores are opening: rapidly, and ti:o
storekeepers eagerly accept America?!
money and courteously n.-'lve Am'-rn -n
customers. The narrow, cobbled Btfi
grilling in the Berree sunshine, are crowd
ed from mornlriK to night with CBatterla?
groups of uniformed Spanish 80ldlors and
crowds ??f laughing and rollicking ?B8B
?belongta? to General Bhaftef*s army,
?..'rent i'.ir?s"-i"'i?is of provisions and sup
pllea have h? en. going to the ivli.nn I ail
day ir.im tii? ?Bed Crosa ?steejner stat? of
Texas and the 1'ulted States army sup
ply-ships, and the.-?- is <viii<no<* thai pri
vation is rapidly disappearing.
Along tho water-front, under every
swalag, dosenfl of women and children
may bo ?seen munching Anvric.in hard
tack. Foo?l is ?being distributed very ra
pidly about th?- place, and In tho r.uni >
mus ait y caica the officer?* of the op
posing ennlea lounge throughout thaday.
Tho Americans are buying 8B
medals, and buttons from their UttO
and all talk CheerBy wh'ti? vcr an Inter
preter ?can ?ha obtain? A?
BANTIAtX) CUBBRWVL,
Santiago to-day presents 8 bright BBd
cheerful picture t.. what ?t did twd "lays
a;,'.?. Orer.tblrty staaaaeni ore Bylng tic
Star? and Stripe? proudly in or Bear the
harbor. Small boat ; are playing brisk f
to and fro on the. blue waters. Serrerai
larga steamers, t be IOta.I Taxaa, Dsoaa,
and Arkaos ta, .'lio aloogalde tic wharves,
busily engaged In unloading ?their ?sargoi ;
?f supplies and provisions, in short, arorj -
thing denotes bustle and activity. The
rr.tnenso sleds along the water-fmnt aie
ilready packed with marchand!
the large stops along Marina street are
bursting with ?goods, which are ba lag
iteadUy unloaded. Brerywbere Ife
-inns of a re*ri**al el commercial ?activity
ui'i prosperity.
Miss Clara i;.irt?>n yeatCTday began die?
trlbutlBg supplies, relle-dng thousanda o!
? -es ??f distr? --. from huager and etck
1888. The loo-factory baa reeumed work,
nid the wat. i* ipply Will L'- tii:r- 'I on to?
lay. 'I'll?* change la th? i p
he dty is kali Idoo? oplc, and a coupla of
too further shlpmenta arrive. wlB
lufltoe f?T the normal be ?<v!v<?.
\ii tiie (tores ara open this momia?, by
. MeKtbbln'a orders, i??it- tl
mala i ?sed for I be pn ?sent, ta
>r??? r t.? avoid the possibility of a
the soldi? of ?ii linken
i-... The "i?- trl light plaat la working.
relu s OF Tin: wak.
The pawnshops are doing 8 rushing bast.
less, th'-lr ?counters b? trig crowded by
lenpie of all sons, colore, and ?sondltioni,
.awning brirlooma, dreat a, ?'?ti.?* . and
uriittui.', m??lais and SWOrds, whil?.* <i\il
imployees offer their tortoise-shell, ?gold
leaded oani i for b ma i a ag, .. !.. b r<
n turn ?bought sl ?fancy i ?rioea by Am? ri
sa soldiers, ?.tn.-.-rs, or newap iper <?it -
?pondeata as relies of the war. There
en more mai hi tea ?sold ?to oar mi a
?; souvenirs than a/era laid town on tho
nortiing of ?the flurrender, and
and oi th ra ai ch< ei tally
erted with for Ainerican cash.
About 4,uuo ?Spanish troopa atlll remain
n the dty, bat the majority of them wui
. ? p morad so sena as b ?amping-grounu
?yoBd the ?rifle-pita ?-an be arrranged.
HUR TBOOP8 QOUfG TO the mu.s.
Tho American tr?K ;< * At* being removed
rom th?'ir old eacampmeata behind ti.?*
lt-ni-h.'s to cooler und better flpotfl in the
ills BOIth of the town. (BBelalfl
hat there la nut a caaa of yeUow-feeer
a ?Santiago, and that there ?ara bal tew
8888 of BBIflJl-pOX Th" str.-ets look lair
f clean, and show si^ns ??t care taken
f the Bpenlardi to prevaat an epidemic
urlng the fliege.
; Shaft? r bafl plaeod a censor In
barge of i ho cable office, and only bov
rnmenl dispatches aro allowed to be
ml '.'?day. it is said, BOWCVer, that
reea and >*ot-in*ercia] ?. - ami be
ci'iv.ii, Bubject \u tit* ?*eneoFfl blue
n. i!, probably to-morrow.
Bpanlsb merchants Who have ?bean ln
rrvlewed on \he ?subject flay they es*
eel im m?' a i" r? vi-,?- at otace, aad h?.["
>r larga Inveatmeata of American cap!
il witbir. the naat year.
There : ? ms to be ?bo rac? hatred, the
Itterneaa belnsj all dlteoted agalnat the
ladii.l (,'ov?-inm?nt, which la CI
ith groM mismansgcmeai <f Cuba an?
angling during tba conduct of the prea
H war.
i:i.i.?*\v-i*i:vi?:n under contkol.
Tho hospital bMd?USrtera are ;;till lo
itej at Juragaa. Two rtaatha from yel
w-fevcr were reported then
it the nflmofl of tba rictlaia bar? ?sol
en made ?public. The physlclaiui aaj
iere are but few BOW Cfl Bfl appearing,
id that the* epidemic is ander control.
h? y als?i think ?that the daiij-'T to tii,
my Ifl ab.'iit 0
ConuBodore Schl-sy, with a party of otti
rs, t|lsil? d tin* city? this morning, COmlBg
. tit* Ij.iv in b ateam launch
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g shore leave, il?* w.i? received with
I ' t by tba Bpaalsh ofBi ?an who
traed blfl name.
to BBCBXVB surrenders.
Lleateaaat M ?ley, of t'encrai Shaft.?Us
Ut, left here this morning with a. ttOOp
the Second Cavalry, under Chptaln
Itt. to inak.? tiie rounds of the flBtlTfl
litary district uf BantlflgO dfl '"ubu, and
r the purpose of ?receirlng th?- formal
of the Bpanlsh forcea l Ii
st to San Laie, where there nr?! about
oo of the enemy's troop? Lieutenant
ley will then receive th?r surrender, In
i.-r, of Et) m? n at Cabra, i.
a. ?M9 at Oaantanamc it Ba
lea. A total ?if 10,000 Spaniards are
pactad to yield th'-lr arms to this one
"p Of Ainerican cavalry.
\> reach BaiacOB, LieVte?ant Mlley will
compelled to ride straight across thfl
rand to the northern coaat, led by a
ban guid?'. !!? will ride under a white
f. for protection, but ('.?-n.-ral Toral ha;;
it nienib"rs of his *tafr ahead to notify
5 post commanders of the terms of the
render.
LINARES MAY DIE.
'he wound of Qoasral I.lnar.s's Is much
t- aerioBfl than was ?reported, il
n has beea am?putated, and ?to-night
is In a BflCtous ?'ondltion.
d It MEN IN BPABIBH UNIKORM.S.
?bare is ?o ready laadfl clothing jn the
?. ? \?'? pt blu?: and whit.? | trip i
forms, niul many of ?,ui- men are
?sed in these Spanish uniforms. They
flenl a straiig?* apiiearancc, and are
Mad with tao?hter.
i .in.-- s and avidity with which
toraksspflea aaeaa. graenbacka la i ?
i kable. < i,-n, tal Shaft? r's orders to
M all tho rum-shops has had the ? rf.et
ke.-plng the city .?nut and peacetuL
far thero havo b?? a no drunken
va Is.
?SPANIARDS WISH TO JOIN VS.
any of the Bpanlsh soldiers are anx
-i t . b.iome American citizens, and are
lying for naturalization.
number of oiltcera of high rank lu
Spanish army condemn tluir govern
it's policy lu dividing its. fOTCBfl In
?a, Furto Rico, und tliu Philippine
W
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an?
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quit
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la li
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surr
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mon
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The
B
Bin
Islands. Instead of concentrating ther
and possibly saving on?? colony.
The cuttlnc up of the fleet Is als
strongly censured, ?nd the Spanish nava
?,fibers all argue that It is Imposslb!
under the present crippled eorndltiOU 0
Spain to make a ?ucces-iiul r? r-lstanc
anywhere.
Ths BBSaMs ammunition of the Spanlsl
rr.iips h? r- was exhausted b-?fore th
surrender, a? the 2,*yrO.0?JO cartridge? foun?
In th? magasine? ef Santiago do not fl
the Mauser rifles.
IaOBBEM cxneckssary.
The Spaniards say our troops fought Ilk
tigers, and that their discipline was oxcel
lent, but they Insist that more lives wen
blot on either side thnn was warrant?-!
by the conditions on July 1st. They rtSBSff
?t- troOpa euiil'l have walked lut?
th?- eity without having a shot flred a
th'-m. as there were no ?oldl?-r? left wlthll
the walls at ?I, it tirn". It appears thai
they bad snly a few ?mmusb?! men, am
they all went to Kl Caney at the time th?
battle there was fought, leaving Sa n flag
unprotected. Reinforcements, however
arrived later, nn?l brotight the number ol
Spanish troops rap to h.wo m-n.
I'.ATTl.i: OF BL CAKBT.
At the Battis of Kl Caney our SBBBBl
ties ascoeded those <?f the Spaniard?
While they bad 400 men killed to our 301
they had only CW ni'-ri wounded to oui
IMA The list of the woundeit ha? been
?1 Bines f?i over '?,00) men, wh?
art lying In the Principe, Alfonso, Mer
n? 1 Other hospitals here.
General linares cabled t?. MadrM on
inly .i?i, b'-f'?:? OeneraJ Bhaftec-'a ?lemnn?
for the surrender of Santiago-, a lona
tness.-iar.? petting furfh tho Inability of the
dtp to hold out against an enemy super!m
n numbers, with the. Spaniards dying Oi
V ver and rtnrvatlon. BBd rtSBBHSlI?fill
by tho loss of the fleet. Be BTgud rh<
?;?ivornment, for tlie sake of humanity,
to offer t?) capitulate, but a?l?le?|, that, II
irdered to remain to die iika a rat in a
rap. h?- WOUld <h> so. as his- s.ihllers wer?
bang tiuir duty, although realising thai
i mistake had been made.
I.rXAKKS <",)Nl>i:MN*ED.
Somehow, the meauugU baked out, and
be kpanlab ofti ? is hero aro fond in theli
?ondemnatlon < ? ?General Linares, whom
h?'>- accuse of fBlnthosrtsdnosa throu~ii
)ut the war, to tho cxt?nt of, "undep the
?!? -i Of B slir-ht wound," laying the man
ie ?if the ?ham? of surrender upon ???ii?
al Toral's ?bottldem, instead of facing
he disgrace himself.
This felling Is general among tho men,
vho, passing the Pal??n, where th?
i'.-irs nn?l Stripes are flying, clench their
lata and mutter In Spanish, "What a
hamo to our country; but she flea?!???
t. welL"
Ql F.F.*?? CHBISTTBA FOR PFACE.
lie May CIiiiiik,?- Mlnliatry to Hasten
It? ?oiiiing.
LONDON, July AL?The Madrid corre
pondent of the DsJly Mall says:
"Uniese pence makes speedier prognes,
i p.?'^-'?nt wiii ?eriously constder
hanging the Ministry.
"' !: ra? i'i.iavieja is regardsd U the
omlng m in."
PUBLIC OPINION F??K PBACBL
MADRID, July ?, Midnight?The m!n
itera matntahi abaoluta r\ ?erva on the
?if pasca it i.-? c?rtala that until
esterday no negotleftlona were oj.en??'i.
'erertbeleas, public opinion favors peice.
?;o\i:i:.\.MK\T MOVBS slowly.
IaONDOH, July B. The Ma.lrld crre
?mndent of tho Times Baya:
"Notblns Is known regarding the ?i?-"?is
m of th?> cahtnol ??n the pence question.
pparently the government <i"?'s not re
e.n'Z'j the BOOSSStty of makl'ti,' ;
richly, Bad ?the BtjbUe msbm to be in?
fferent
i:.vn:RT.\ ixmknts PR-OCaaBD.
"Some le m Ipapera OOmplalB that the
:?; r etBSSeS BTU reSBOVUg t>? their ostial
immer ?fiarte rs, and that the. lowuf
ders aro amusing themselves with bull?
ihts nn?l BUCh SBtBrtBlnSMBtS as belong
i ?ordinary, peaceful times,
TORAL'S SURRENDER,
"Probably tin?, ministers siasgrss r?v
irding p.-aee, but they aro unanimous
disclaiming retmoneiballty f n- General
?-nil's surrender at Santiago."
-mtm.
SIMIVS VIIIIAI. <OWAIIIHCK.
?Tort to Shirk It eaponal LUI t y for
1'iirnl'? Surrender.
LONDON*. July 21? Tho Times, edlto
illy rejii'inehing tho Spanish ?lovern
nt this morning with moral cowardice,
en.i? ivoring to .screen Its own mlsman
emenl by pretending that. Oneral Toral
s betrayed bl? country, says:
'It is Incredible that Spain can hope
anything from Culm, as It is as imp?i.s
,lo for Blanco as It was for Toral to
ht against hunger, nn?l It is unlikely
it th<> fotSBOr will have anything else to
lit with for boum time to come. N< Ither
i anything be hoped for from Bnropaan
? rv tit,??n, eren if Oonunodore Wsi ion's
ia?lr?in CDmee, though Its arrival would
an unwelcome spectacle to aaore than
European pou r.
It may I" assujnod that Commodore
its.?n's authorization to visit the
UlpptntSS will DOt weaken the disposi
n at Berlin to cultlvato friendly rela
?..? with ?werk a. and to make light ?,f
ii!?s of the ("orman ships at
nlla."
II. t\CO M)\V "IM OMMl MIADO.*?
I Wire? ( oiiiii'i-iina- Him With
M n drill in Our HiiimI?.
'ASH1NGTON, July HI.-Two days ago
?eral A. W, Greeley, chief signal ofTl
, cabled Inatructloaa to his officers in
ittagQ to K",ii up and place a guard
r the three cable lines connecting
tiagS with Clcnfuegos, wh'.n, by a
i line, communliatlon Is established
a nabina. To-day General Greeley
i lnform<-d that his orders had been
lied lulo effe? t.
ae closing of the Clenfuegos cables
alutely isolates Haiiana and ?i?
mo from Madrid. Blanco*? only means
MBununlcntion nith tho Madrid Gov
tn nt n??w is by th?.? K? v West calile,
? h is utiii'T the atrlcteet oonuorahlp
the government of the United states.
.. i ? suit of the sealing of the I IB?
-o-Cienfuegos <-a!>.-s, .-,. ral cipher
sages pas-sing between (Jeneral Hlan
and tii?' Spanish Government drifted
this country t??-?iay. It is scarcely
to say that they did not reach
r destination.
BBOLISB CABIaUTS ACTIVE.
Hourly I.\|ii-< tnllon of ?I.ai
tiuit* \t??v?.
iNIkiN'. July 21.-The Knglish Carllsts
most active, and are In hourly exu-c
on of momentous news. The leader
:he organization here says; "We are
e ready for co-operation. Moreover,
e is no doubt that the authorities at
Irial are aware that a OarfiSt uprising
nmlnent. and that It will be suecess
As soon as the truth of th?- cowardly
ender of Santiago I? fully known, our
es will greatly lm-reas?-. We have
ey, which Is sorely ne? d?d In Spain."
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
i Kind You Have Always Bought
uature of (^uz^/^-CU^C^
(Ja 22-Th&SafrtO
MANILA'S WEAKNESS.
CITY RE i? y TO SIRRErVDER AFTER
SHOW O?*** AMERICA!? FORCE.
SPAM
6ESISTA1.C8 BROKE?.
If Lorn! Offlrlals Do Not Give la,
Soldiers Will Until Dona the Fin??
EnroDrttcrmrnt Afforded by Cer
n? tins.
VANCOUVER, D. C, July 20.-Accord
!ng to advices brought by the Empress
of India from Hongkong, the chtet
news of the moment Is that Manila Is
ready to surrender.
Not that the archbishop and captain
IP BSral are going to voluntarily* capitu
late before they are compelled to do to,
but the backbone of resistance Is unques
tionably broken, and upon a real ?show of
force and intention to bombard the town.
If the officers do not give In, the ?Spaniards
will haul down th" Spanish tlag. Intima
tions to this effect are received from
many sources.
The correspondent of the Hongkong
Press, writing under date of June 23d.
says the chief subject of discussion. In
Manila, lu Cavit?, and the American
fleet Is tie presence there of so many
Geraten mea-of-war and one transport
or supply vessel In port.
I have Just intervlewsd a leaillng
Englishman here on the subject. He BB
i : itingly tefonaed m<- that all for
clgn'i.s lu Manila, as well as SpaniaMs,
regard it as a remarkablo demonstra
tion,
"I am sure," he continued, "that the
Spaniard.?? have received encouragement
fiom such a naval display. A Spaniard
to-day told BM that the coming of a large
?brnian squadron was construed by him
nnd leaillng Spanish officials as a direct
act of friendly Interest and warning to
vard the Yankees that they could not go
too far. Now, when a Spaniard of tnflu
BC?, as tins man was, will talk like that
I think it Is high time to ascertain what
the Germans mean by appearing here in
sin h force.
' . GERMAN INTERESTS.
"I am familiar," my Informant con
tinu,,!, "with all the Gersaaa interests in
Main!.i, and my relations with the c,.?r
nians are- very agreeable, and I am posi
tive that one German cruleti we'd be
fully able t,, protect them to every patent
they reunir, d."
AfBOOg the steamer's passengers Is Cap
tain 11. Hodgson, who commanded the
revenBO-eatter MeCuIloch during ths bat
tle of Manila, ?'apt ii:i HOdgSOB i.s on his
way to San I'r Lfl i 0.
\ ding to ths Hongkong papers Ad
miral Dtedfleha, of the Germaa fleet at
Manila Is credited with ths Statement th it
he will previ nt Admiral DeWOy from Ij-.in
barding Manila or any port.
it ?; reported at Hoogkoag that s
Hpanlah reglm? al m sr Manila met a fores
ted i,y Aguinaldo, and the Spanish c?p
tate chal?? i. 'i .' iinaldo to merr.a com
bat before the 1 ittlt began. The offST
was .accept, .i, and the duel resulted in
tht fatal wounding of the ?Spanish OtBCOr.
'lb,- Spanish ??ovrnor at TUltt, Straus
Settlement, fears aa American tevaatoa.
He sleeps on a small gunboat, ai
ready for a hurried flight. Th.?. colony is
making prep nations to resist attach bv
organizing volunteer for?a. The GOVST?
BOT'S di?icultiet are increased by a
tine it. r,. ,1 n I ilion.
GREAT PIGHT echoes.
Further details of the great light "f
May 1st filter through some high officials
of Manila as tltli?? paSOOS. It now ii,|
aecor.iing to autli.-title information In
th-. banda of Consul Williams, that cur.
of Ml men on th.? Ratea ?"hrlstina, HI
were kill'-d. only 1*27 left the ship. An,
'Aast*, Whp was on board and now *n
prison, t.lls m?; that one could not ft-;.
a foot in any direction on bet decks with
out coming In COBtaCt With ptBCOB of
fleah or d.ad boil's. Bach was th.? power
of the Ann ri' in gun? and the ??kill ? fi
American gunners.
Manila papers continue to publish mon
strous stories nix.iit tha Americans, nn.i
do not hesitate to MUPlOy the moat com
temptuous epltheta ail of which are
whetting the appetites of tha Araetl
'., vi .yen with them for uacaUedaior
Insulte.
Mor.? Salaures of arms are reported
teom Hongkoag, It is tuepegtod that tha
arms and amin ?tilt-ion were to I,.? shipped
to the Philippin?- insurgente The seizure
,'!' a half a million rounds of .Mau
ser- ammunition, EN breech-loedlof Heu
ser riii, s, end ii- musale?loading Bnflald
Titles.
An Englishman at Kobe wan'cl to pass
through lia- customs ?"r shipment to New
York 112 Japaasss swords, seventy-one
apt irs, .lii.l teven Suits of armer. Tho
authorities held a consultation
as to whether tin? articles w -re, COatTO*
band Of war, uni riot being aide t ,
factotily ?lecid,? th,- question, they aired
lo the government in Tokio for in-itruc
ii. Q N ' bad been received when the
and the local paper tares -
tlcally r.-iuarks that probably tii" .1 ;
n,-.- .; rernmeat Is perplexed, as well as
the customs oflloara
IN CASE OF BOMBARDHENT.
SAN" II: \ N- IS '? >. CAT. . July 20.-A
fjhroBlcte special from i'.ivite, dated June
Bd, taya:
In cas,, of the SSpaCtad bombardment
.f .Manila, the area to which tha Spanish
may retire Will be limited to the Amerl
an ami Insurg? Bt lines surrounding the
ity. There stay cotas the struggle, for
CBS Spaiiiai,is liave burrowed entrench- I
meats sn i fortlfled buis and kaoUs for
he final struggle. It is known here that
veiy soergy Is bant within the city to
It for tin* Baal struggle. The
sople art exhorted by tha clergy a_d
allitary authorities ami their hopes art
moyed i>y falsa raparte as to reHef from
?pain and Spanish triumphs lu the West
miles and along the Atlantic coast.
Augusti is credited with ;.n asserttoa
hat he can. must, r lotf.000 troops No one
. believes ho can marshal 20,00?).
rho city seems as nearly ready for tht
onfli't as th.- material in tho hands of
he Spanish can make It.
The Genaan fle.-t now* here, not count
ig supply-vessels, in, ludss the Cormo
iiii. Kais.r. Kaiserin Augusta, Irene, und
Wilhelm, and their metal \
e?ds that ?,f anv Other Beat lure. The
trltlsh fleet Includes the Immortalit?,
?onav, rif.ire, and Rattler, but tie
nee of so many Germans is- OtpoctOd tO
raw other ship*?. The Prench have the
Ireaux and rascal, and the Japanese the
fa tauabl?ta
it Is freely predicted that there will
ot be a bl "?II' -? ' Bpltutettofl of Manila,
s it Is feared that there will be a long
nd bloodv resistance.
rATIVEfl ILL-TREATING PKIAONERfl
MADRID. July 2?. 4 P. M Advices re
tlvsd here from the Philippin.. Islands
By that the natives are ill-treating four
looaaad Spanish prisoners, but that If
i hoped that the friendly offices of the
Teneh flOlflll?I will rescue many ?,f
le Spaniards.
THE PORT OK HAVriAGO.
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of
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Hi
'?pert Clerk I?, lall.-d to Collect the
Unties There.
WASHINGTON, July ?.-The Treasury
epartment has detailed W. A. Donald
>n, a clerk to th" nsval onVer In New
Prfe, as the representative of the de
irtment In the collection of customs and
>rt duties at Santiago. Mr. Donaldson
tcelvad his Instructions to-uay, and will
ave for Santiago at once, lie Is an ax
*rt In customs matters. Several eterfeg
ill accompany him.
fOOSah Ivans, for many years a special
[ent In the customs tervlce, has been al
iened to the same duty In the Phlllp
nes.
It ?..t i ni; at Porto Uli?.
NEW YORK. July 20.-A special Ols
itch from St. Thomas, D. W. L. to the
lurnal reports that a serious riot oc
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Oa
eat
ed
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hi?.
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to
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the
red
cen
off
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leu.
corred st M?yagiifs. Porto Rico, on Hun
day, resulting In the killing of nine per
sons end the wounding of many others.
Spanish rr?ldent? of the place attacked
natives, whom they accused of being
American sympnthl**rs and intending to
aid the invading army from the United
States.
m- $pa?
ADVIC'R TO BBCLtB SAM.
Ml?tak? to n?m..I Wat??? to Spain,
Say? Germany.
RERUN. July 21. -The Kreuse Zeitung
(Conservative) says: "The authorities at
Washington are overrating their ?trength.
it would be a profouml political mistake
to send Commodor* Watson to the Span
ish coast. Kven an occupation of the
'". maries might lead to regrettable com
plications, all this lx!ng mueh more vol
canic territory than the Philippines."
WHAT haffi-km NAPOdaBOet.
IJOSDOS. July 20. -The Dally Chronicle
say? editorially this morning:
"Among the supporters and as well
wlshers of the United States, we suggest
a reconsideration of the decision to ?end
Crmniodore Watson to Spain. It could
nut harm Spain, and would only unite the
Spaniards In tho perllou? obstinacy of
an r/or.
"It was that which baffled Napoleon,
who had ffirces to overrun the whole
country, while at every point an Amerl
eaa Seal eouM tench there vonM bedan
ger of Kuropean complications."
MKTIIOOIST nOOK ?TilfBlBa
Xorth Georgia Conference Wl?h to
Hnve the >loney It ? ? m-n.-il.
ATLANTA, GA., July ?.-The
delegates of tho North Georgia C?>n
ferenoe tO the General Conference of tho
.M-'thodlst Episcopal Church, South, i<
cently held in lUltlmore, mot in Atlanta
to-day. A resolution was adopted dls.ip
proving of the aetlon of the Hook Commit
tee in endorsing the agent of the publish
ing house, and holding that the recent in
vestigation by th? committee of tho Sen
ate shows that that body was misled by
the book agents ?if the Methodist Episco
pal Church, South. The rssohitaoa t,i\-oi-r>
the ? tilling of a general conference ?it an
?arty date for the purpose of refunding
the money.
ABBA CHIMlHK.X IS PERIL.
They nrirt Over Fall*? lint Are ne?,
caed In Time.
CLEVELAND?, O., July 20.-Two grand
children of Senator Hanna, who aro so
journing at /oar, a '"entrai Ohio resort,
i amo ri-'ar being drowned In the TUSOS
rams rive yastorday. The children, both
BOys, the Older, .Marens AJOttSO, being Ii
; yean Bf BgB, were, moving; down th?4
?trennt, an?i <ii?i not notice they ?rara
drifting toward tlio falls, Just b. low
ih? in. lio.it and children went over tho
.-foot fails, iiini w??r<> precipitated Into
tho stream, Th? f clung to the boat until
lid ft tched tbnm
TOOK UF.l-'l'GF. AT GIIIH \I.TAU.
?pnnlsll Sailor? Heard That U'ntion
11.-ni Itoucbed (nill*-.
WASHINGTON*, D. C, July 20.-News
ame to the Navy Department to-day
rom '.braltar to tho eff'-et that three
pan! ii traaaatlantle ?teassshlps ha?i
ak? ii refuge in that neutral port, having
leard ih.-it ?Commodore Watson's sanad?
on bad appeal ail off Cadln As a mat
er of fact, Wat ?i?n has not yet started,
ml it is not believed th.it any conceal
uent will be mads Of his mov?t;?'
irhcn he does start.
]
AMIt\*4*?t>l)OH CAMBO!*!'! KF.Tl ItX.
11? Una \ot ?leon ? Olid n. ? 1 on An)'
Panno Barajntlntsnsa?
WASHINGT(.)X, July 20. M. ?"ambon.
he French Ansbaseador, Is back from a
an days' visit to New l.??n?lou, Conn.,
here he was enjoying a summer outing
hile dispatches from Madrid and B8SBS I
om Washington reproeOBtCd him ns con- l
iicflng important BOUCO negotiations
ith the authoriti.'s here. He 1,-ft Waah
igton an hour after bis oonferenoe wiiii
at Mi-Klnl? y on July 11th. whofl j
rrangeuM ota arare Btade for a pleasant
clal exchange betweea the two govern
tant? Ib the near futura Neither tnen
?r .-lure has the Ambeneador conducted
ny penoa negotiation?, and he has had
?ion t?j call on tu- uuthoritiis bore
ii
oee he returned.
?
lonff rosTi.t th w most .swords.
ii I la im? -, i.- Ue?lKu for the \atlon*?
?.?II lo Deavey.
WASHINGTON, July Pa The Navy 1
?rtni'iit continu?e to receive elaborate
sign* fur thS sword to be presen?' 1 ? ?
dmlral Dowey, under act of Congr? .-s.
in? of these which cam? to Assistant
? rotary AllOB to-?!ay Is a BUS-relief ,A
i actual Bword, with th?? but set with
any brilliant stones, repreeenting ,ii i
?n?is ami rubles. The deelgfl Itaetf, ?aith
IB many brilliants, is BaOTB costly than
ost swords.
h
WIM. IIF. THF COI'F.IIXME.XT'S. ? ?'
iilliiK ?he DUpute Over Ship?
Taken at Sautiaao.
WASHINGT(?N. July E, Btttt?MTP Al
r unnoiin?',*?l this ufiernoon that t.ie \
lps taken ut Santiago when tho < lty tl
rrendered arould becoene the property
the United Btataa, and n?>t the prisas
either the army or navy.
I th? dlBpUta between
mera] Shatter and Admiral Sampson a.?
which would ? can the .?hips us priese
n- doclalon is in accordance with decl
ina of the United ritatt:? -supremo Court.
VAUK OF AHMOHI.lJ t III ISF.IIS,
hIkIiik from Crrvrrn'? Whip? They
Are .Xot \ **ry Sert U-eable.
- ORT ANTONIO, July Bl?Th? BUUS are
lag taken off the ruined Spanish BMaa
ipiveni-n? t.t llgjrttera.
he examine ?'s conclude from the dam
dono to the armored ornlsSffS tliit
y an? not a SI SB Uy ??r?ltSablo typ?
warship, aa their oagiae-rooa?e ?re
illy lunapneitated, and that the battle?
p I? the kind of vessel best adapted for
hting.
is heavy an armament as possible, with
I ears about the armor. A what naval
ii agfcpive for cruiser?.
?-KI I? II Mil) IX lilt!!..
Buffsy <* ' ? -turned in a Monn
lain ?a I re? ill.
iSHKYILLK, N. ("., July ?.-Cnltcd
ites Senator J. ?'. Pritchard, of North
rolina, l?'ft his borne Sunday to attend
irt at. Hurnsvu'.e. It has Just been learn
that when ?it'-'.siiig a swollen nioun
!i stream his buggy wat overturned,
1 the Senator had a narrow escape for
Ufe. Ho had an exhausting struggle
h the flood, and hi? homo and buggy
re swept away, and the Senator came
Bumsvtlle bruis? d and moist, and vvi'h
,-ral ugly ?uts, none of which was ?te
ns.
WHF.M THK KI.AO GOKS BE,
en Paatua-e to llaavall Will Be Re
?liic.-.l to 1 ?a.? teat?.
; A SHIN?; T?)N. D (".. July 20.-The
?tmaater-General atated to-day that as
n as he re? ilvtel Information that our
: had been ral??ed in Hawaii he would
io an order including the ?stands in
ditted State? possession?. This will
uce the postage from 6 cent? to z
t?. Juat es though the islands were
the coast of Florida.
gulnaldo. the Philippin? insurgent
1er, Is ?aid to be a v-try handsome mm.
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BOARD OF Kill PATIO**/ GIYEVO T?r,
BOOK*) MATURE COVSIDERATIOf,
MA1.T PIPERS TO GO OTER.
Great 5amber of Letters In ?.?,.(
tloa to the Reportt of Educator?*.
Mr. Kelson Chosen ?aperlutenrt,.,
of Alliemarle?Capitol Batee?
Tho msmbert of the State f
Education put In a good day's work > .
terday. BSSMas electing a super.
for Albemarlo county, the petti
In executive session for severa' h.air-,,
slderlng the merits of the books ate
mttted for adoption to be used In the Yir.
glnla schools.
rary prent had tabulated ] ,h<
reports of committees of clue
whom books sere PSferted f'>r examina.
tlon and arranged all tho papers bearlni
on the subject, so as to make t
venlent for referen? e. One of tin- :. ,.
bumlles of ?locuments was that c
letters from teachers adv.,
tentlon of tho American CbBS) U
with the exception of tho hi
of these letters were ad.1res.-",I ,
agent Of the company's, v. >
tor several months canvassing (J
He has visited a number of SOUfl ...
the papers show.
NO FINAD ADOPTION' _*fT.
Tho gr? nf.'r part of ?
was devoted to the examination
mars. If ;?yny de.isioa
fact was tit Stade public. It I?,
pose of tl??? board to make BO SI
t? th" books BBttl the
p],t, d. It 11 said thai BO POOb i
this timo been positi\ely BgTttd
While it cennot be stated
th.-re nr.- go,,,I reasons for ),, II.
the singlo book-list will not b? ,
as to all pubUcatteos, bal II a
less apply hs to a fl W ]
Is said that mor.? than on . .
certainly be ptect d en the .1
of the board will probably 001
least B w.ek ye*.
M it. NBUKMT THI HAM
Th? board an noun? ed yeetei i
selection for s ipertatencfc nt ol
of Albamsrls was Mr. Philip W, .\.
There were tea i aadId il
board thought Mr. N< i
strongest end',:. in, ntl Snd .?
chosen. The m eat hers "f tb ?
Scho,i Board and BtO
asked for his appolBtm? H
teated to be s asea te every v .
Bed for the '
..(?i.... He su? i tds the lets 1
Barksdate) who had I i
(or amay yearn
KOTEfl PROH OOVERlfi >B i
liiivinor Tyler yeeti
appointment of Colon, li
as quart? i m.i -li general
. Colonel W, H. C tlttng
sppolBted by the P
In the volunteer arm;? I I thS
States.
Ooveraor Tyler has
from Governor Joelah Grant, of ^
who seeks tefonaatton i ,
Virginia laws ,,?, . 11 log n
maries and eaiici
Ihe regulation of the li-, . t
Ths ' teVernor h u
thi tk letter from the s
nell, of Hast RadfOt I,
to oae bis intiu? ' t her I i
be army, ihe Islooeiy, - . :, .
neertbrokea, sh.? wrlh
CONDEMN ITION <>i I MU ?l tv
Il I nu, I mk lteaolu ll??n in I'nuir of
it?-1 o in i ni? Hawai,
Ht rRFOLK, N'A., ?tslv I
Metrtet Coafsn nee of tha H<
IplSCOpal Church, South, lu s.
s'itiiino chum I:, Pi ||
ay adopted ringing reo? i
ubllahlng-house claim i
y Coaglt s and paid by the
?r. II. B. Johnson, of ? 'Hint
huroh, this dty, ofl
oadeasa Attoi ney fltahlm .. and tb
gents, call upon tht bl hopa t"
nmedlate st< ps t * i
itter, sad demand tht i turn ol
tnl awarded t,, tl .; .
'nite.i sta*.-s, anlest ? cbb be i
u Bueptctofl of wrong-dolBg in
lilnene H'helllon Hein*-; 1'iit iloun.
LONI ? ?x. Ju'.v : " Tht h
' ipondeat of the 11 ill)
' hellion in Kwani ; i
ipl.ily suppress. ,|. 'he Imp. ? i
r.* dbmerelng th.- rebelt and
lie dttes they Bad s, i?
I'rr.onal. ?in?I llrlefa.
Colonel George s i belford, of
lang.-, was m tlm dtj >
Mr. i. Retnech, of Julius Ueyer't Sons,
as gone to his .,1,1 BOO
i spend ids vacation.
a ihr. masted schooner, the
.'lient," an ?ved In r .,, . .
plaster fr,,m New i:? .
r
r.'.-t, has |QIM t | I ...
> tpend a pleaaant moath vltltl
i , ed fi i- ii'N.
Mrs. S. P. Mnrtln and children.
' Main st
oath m' July with :
. Y. . ,
ti. at th- goldlere* n >mt
id knock' ! .
I the tel. pii
Mr. s. w. Travel
if?*, Mrs. Pattlsoa, .?i. i . Pi*
?on. kit reeterday m
' k' t.
T?i- Bagagen? nt ?,f HI U
uridcrs, of Richmond,
. WilllamaoB, of .\,,i th ? .;
' tha weddli .
the lall.
Mr. Edward S. Tin pin. BOB S? tht
11. and J.ii. | T. 'I ; IB,
his home, near Geyton, end I
1 Will tal ; ,r m. failli
ound t?,
r. Turpin was unmu.ii;, ,1.
The funeral , r Hm WBI n '
Isa Hallls a. Oordon,
m William H. ?i
act from Leigh-Street I
A. M
ach Richmond al >! .V M
jifolk, and Western in
k'he Atlanta CeBBtltaUOB It
.1 Mrs. Charles T. Nunnall) are i*peii
u th- summ.r at J,.
autlful saatassr botas al ?
;. > will have as tb? Il |
milou. Captain Walter BowlS
ma, v*n?, .?nd Mr. i-'-iwin ;
. -unoreland ?ouniy, \
>r. ?. ?lake Minor, S-.. !
rii'-d from a ,'.-li?-iit ful i
d youth at Thflpahai?I
rg, and ote ? '? m l
?o "took In" Washing!
tea, the i/or?;eoiis Coogrensl
try, the N. E. A., and other
?stmore'.uul and Rlcfamon I '
joying t?-- aavtgstlon of tho !'
d th.* Rappahaunock.
Rlrbt-onilrr. la \?*?v loiU
nra fork, Jaty i
lufman. Holland; J. H. !
fe. Windsor; U. K. M.ir-i?
ntral.
?0BT.--A 8POTTED FOX-TKl?!?'* ,;
werlng to name Jack, jump'
kesld.? Car N.>. 170. on Barton H
sr viaduct. Klack ears and b?
?uldert. Tall clipped. Kviiai
ove avenu*. U S?'*1