The Camden chronicle., July 15, 1898, Image 3

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LIT. IIS
1
IS NI FIE
Spaniards Agree
To Exchange.
Ill OCCH Of GREAT JOY.
Heroes of tlio Mrrrinnc lie
coive Oration From Waiting
Friends-Details of tii
Interesting Kvent.
An Associated dispatch from
ofT Juriiguay states that Assistant
Naval Cotihtructor Richmond P. llob
boii, of tbe flagship New York, and th
seven seamen who, with him, sailed
the collier Merrimac into the channel
of the harbor of Santiago de Cuba on
June 3d last, and Bunk her there, were
surrendered by the Spanish military
authorities Thursday in eichauge for
prisoners captured by the American
forces.
Ilouson and his men Mere escorted
through the American lines by Cap
tain Chadwick, of the New York, who
was awaiting them.
Every step of their Journey was
marked by the wildest demonstration
on the part of the American soldiers,
who threw aside all semblance of or
der, scrambled out of the entrench
ments, knocked over tent guys and
other camp paraphernalia in their
eagerness to see the returning heroes,
and sent up cheer after cheer for the
men who had passed safely through
the jaws of death to serve their coun-
try.
The same scenes of enthusiasm were
repeated upon the arrival of the men
at the hospital station, and at our base
at Jauragua. Hobsou. who reached
there in advance of his companions,
was taken onboard the New lork lm
mediately. The flagship's decks were
lined with oflicers and men and as
Hobson clambered up her side and
stepped on board his vessel, the har
bor rang with the shouts and cheers of
his comrades, which were re-echoed by
the crews of the dozen transports ly
ing near by.
Hobsou declined to Fay anything
with regard to the Merrimac on the
ground that he intended to submit a
complete report to Admiral Sampson
on the subject and that it would be
outside the line of his duty to say any
thing about the sinking of the Merri
mac until after he had made such re
port, or at least had had an-opportu-nity
to consult the admiral.
The Spanish authorities consented
Wednesday morning to exchange Hob
son and his men and a truce was etab
;lished for that purpose. The place
selected for the exchange was under a
tree between the American and Span
, ish lines, two-thirds of a mile beyond
' the entrenchments occupied by Colo
nel Wood's Rough Riders, near General
Wheeler's headquarters, and iu the
American line.
The American prisoners left the
Iteina Mercedes hospital, on the out
skirts of Santiago, where they had
been con lined, at 2:45 Thursday after
noon, iu charge of Major Irles, 'a Span
ish staff officer, who speaks English
perfectly.
The prisoners were conducted to
the meeting place on foot, but were
not blindfolded. Colonel John Jacob
Astor and Lieutenant Miley, accom
pauied by Interpreter Maestro, were
iu charge of the Spanish prisoners.
These consisted of Lieutenant Amello
Yolez and Aurelius, a German, be
; longing to the Tweuty-niuth regular
infantry, who were captured at El
1 Cauey on Friday last, and Lieutenant
; Adolo Aries, of the I irst provisional
regiment of Barcelona, one of the
most aristocratic military organizations
of the Spanish army, and 14 non-com
missioned oflicers and privates.
Lieutenant Aries and a number of
the men wero wounded in the fight at
El Caney. The Spanish prisoners
were taken through the American lines
mounted and blindfolded.
The meeting between Colonel Astor
and Major Irles was extremely courte
ous but very formal, and no attempt
was made by eit'ier of them to disousa
auythiug but the matter m hand.
Major Irles was given his choice of
'; three Spanish lieutenants in exchange
for Hobson, and was also informed
, that he could have all of the fourteen
men iu exchange for the American
sailors. The Spanish officers selected
Lieutenant Aries, and the other two
Spanish officers were conducted back
to Juragua.
A urtll Mother,
A'" fA i f.i, if (;,) Hu Utin.
V!tll luy t work tn hc horn. Mm.
Wlll'mn Kiuriirn-r of Tsylor r, 1 Hn-f.i.-W
Ati'iiu, Kri'-irt. III., wsi etartUI
!y hxiirlnrf rmi Just tx'hla I her.
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chill rimvnl
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Illl.M with joy
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mother. Tli
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t,.,t t.,I I In '".V " 5MrfV.t
the. in i tli'T'n own wor.ls. She nnll:
On Ui iith f r'.ej.t.. whiisi n thn
bloom of liKiilth. I'.oMlrl'w win ulliily
unl severely ffll''l'I with splnul inenln
Kltl. St fKiiK nixl vigorous li'Ir, In n v
vtwk nh Imm'Miii 'I'lo mill snnere.i from
a t.Hrniyti'i (itroKrt wni''n iwimku tier ii" i
t'A-k to the sl'l n" l iiia.Ih It Impossible
fur brr to mve a llmi. Her spt'-h. how
ever, ytn not nnoi'to.i. w omimi in our
finnily il'M-tor, on" of the most ex jmrieneM
nml Hucci'-t'tful j'ractitliMii'M In tho city.
lln coiimIiI'TccI tho rm a cry Kruve oiih.
lMfore long little iintrli,n w eompellel
to Wfirn plaster purls ji"ktt. l'romlnent
jiliyslclttiis wern coiiHultml. l-trlo tiat-t-rliii
wi'M ppllil, but no bcn(U wn no
tlcfi until wo trlM I)r. Wlllliimw' l'lnk Tills.
"liiiHV In my kltchun one nftt-ruoon I m
Htttrtlml by tlmcryof 'Mamma' from llttl
licatrloe who wm crplnii towards m. I
ha l !a'Hl hir on nu liiiirovlM bl la the
Hiirlor comfortably co to thn flns.t(
anil Rlvnn linr lotnn bo ks and playthlUK.
She became tlrJ of waiting for ma to com
baok and mode up hft mind to (to to me,
ao lir story, 'My l'luk l'llla made me
walk,' wbloh he ttdls everyone who comes
to our houKe, was thon for the first time
TrlHd. She has walked e?i'r since. She
hn now taken about nine boxes ot the
yii and hr pale and pinched fuce has
bn growing rosy, and her limbs gained
strength day by day. Shesleeps all night
long mw, while before taking the pill she
could rest but a few hour at a time." Dr.
Williams' l'lnk Tills for Tale Teople are
sold by all drugglxts.
Ccrvera'i Yankee Love Affair.
The Interest that Admiral Cervera
took to effect the etchange of Junior
Lieut. Hobson, United States. Navy,
who was taken prisoner after sinking
the Merrimac, recalls the time when,
as a Lieutenant-Commander, Cervera
was naval attache at the Spanish Le
gation, In Washington, nearly twenty
five years ago.
The young officer owed hfs position
to the fact that he was the nephew of
the famous Admiral Topete, the most
distinguished naval officer Spain has
had In the last half century. Hla father
was the richest wine merchant In
Spain. For 2K) years the house of
Cervera has existed as wine dealers In
Jerez, handling ah the sherry which
comes from that district alone.Cervera
was a handsome fellow then. He was
rich, a bachelor, and his dinners were
among the finest given by diplomats,
during General Grant's last term. Cer
vera had a love affair that was much
talked of at the time. He became des
perately enamored of a charming
young lady, the only chhu of one of the
proudest and haughtiest men who ever
sat In the Senate of the United States.
She was not only a Senator's daughter,
hut tjj cold and as proud as was her
stately, aristocratic sire. Whether she
smiled or frowned upon her pictur
esque, handsome Spanish lover cannot
now be told.
In those days Cervera played the
guitar with the grace of his race, and
possessed an admirable light tenor
voice. At an evening reception given
by Mrs. Fish, wife of the Secretary of
State, Cervera was asked to sing. He
complied by fixing the' attention of
every one near upon his inamorata, as,
gazing at her in the most fervid man
ner, he made her a deep bow and burst
into the passionate measures of the
most sensational of Spanish love songs.
This was too much for the girl, and she
quietly got out of the room and left tho
house.
Head Protection In Hot Weather.
The Inhabitants of hot climates have
long ago learned the value of a pro
tective covering for the head that holds
air-spaces, and when they must be out
in the sunlight, they swathe the head
In long strips of white cotton which
they make Into the picturesque turban;
and the experienced inhabitants of the
hot climate shows hi3 wisdom by dis
posing of the day's duties that demand
active exercise in the cool of the early
morning, and taking a siesta In the
broiling noon hours.
Dcnuty Is niood Deep.
Clean blood means a clean pkin. No
beauty without it. C'ascarets. Cnndv Catbar
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
stirring up the lazy fiver and drivine all im
puritiea from the Inxly. begin to-day to
banish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads,
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets, beauty for ten cents. All drug
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c, 50c.
The averiiite speed of a carrier plceon in
calm weather is 1,130 yards per minute.
PIso'r Cure for .Consumption relieves the
most obstinate cimhs Hev. 1). Hi''HMUEl.
Leb, Lexington, Mo., February 24, 1894.
The number of churelws In Chicnao has
grown from 1ST in 1870 to C;).
To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take CaaearntRi'andy Cathnrtle. lOe or 2.V.
If C. C. C. fall to cure, druggists reruud money.
The flesh of onnx sririilTes is extremely
good, with a Kftmelikis flavor.
Mrs. Winsbuv's Kootbin? Syrup forrhlldren
t.eothitU,Hof tuns the (turn, reduees i nil i initia
tion, allays pain.cure wind colle. i jj. a bottle.
Conductor K. 1. Loom's. Detroit, Mich-.
nay: " The effect of Hall's ' .itsrrh Cute is
wonderful." Write him aiiout it. Sold by
Druggists, 75u.
Hi. I V
Tbt OUm! ruitil S)itca.
Yfa find th Crut recorded tal lyl-
tctn la tl I'enlan Kiuplre, uadr Cy
ru th Klder; but It la cW ar that Jtunia
of all the ancient Ftatos p.s sie.l tbe
lest orK-mSzeil iyatcm f trarntnlttlng
Ictti'ri throuKh It numTou province.
A!l along the Kreit Human roaJa
honf wore erected at a distance of
five or sit miles from each other. At
each of these atntlon forty horseg
were constantly kept, and Ly the help
of the relaya It wua easy to travel 1(H)
miles In a day. Thco scrvlcca were
Intended fur the State only, It Icing
Imperative to secure tho rapid Inter-
change of official communications.
Ia tho tlmo of Julius Caesar tho aya-
tera was so well organized that of two
letters the Kre.it soldier wrote from
Britain to Cicero at Rome, the one
reached Ma ricsMnal'on in twenty-Kit
and the other la twenty-eight days.
Private citizens had to trust to the
services of slaves, and It .a not till the
end of the third century that we hear
of the establishment of a postal nya
tem for private perscna by tbt Kmper
or Dlocvletlan, but how long this eys
tem remained history does cot a-iy.
New York World.
Spssub Honor Litmpliflcd.
I see that the Spaniard are vaunting
their honor and chivalry and railing
Americana awlne. Let me tell you
something about BpanUh honor. Pre
mier Sacuta recently gave a reception
to the British Minister. During the
evening the Minister discovered that
his watch had been stolen, and he came
to the reluctant conclusion that one of
the grandees present was the thief. Ife
told Sagaata of his loss. Sagaata ask
ed for silence and explained the situa
tion. He aald that In order to save the
culprit's honor the lights would be put
out and the whole company would pass
by the Premier's desk in the dark, and
the culprit would redeem himself by
placing the watch on the table. In
darkness the company passed by the
table. When the lights were turned
on again not only was the watch not
there, but a valuable sliver Inkstand
belonging to Sagasta was mlsslng
San Francisco Chronicle.
Doa't Tobtrro 6plt ia 6ak Tear Life Aaj.
To quit tobacco easily and forever, be nun
nr tic. (ull of lite, ncrra and vigor, take No-Toll
uo, the wonder-worker, that makes weak men
sirocg. All Orugglat, 60c or 11. Cure guaran
teed. Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Kerned y Oy, Chicago or New York,
At a recent rabbit hunt ner Fresno, Cal.,
0,(Xju rabbits were shot or clubbed to death.
l. on A o's "Tick Leaf" fricoklnt Toharco
stands unilvallej for purity and flavor. Made
from the purest, ripest and sweetest Tobacco.
It will pleune you. Iry'it
Brazil has 3.3I,IW square milns. Oris about
the area of the U tilled State, excepting
AlasHa.
Educate Your Howels With Cascaret.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
10o, !5o. If C. C. C. fall, druggists refund money.
"Harrt, are you going to war?"
"Yes; but I'm not going until I'm
ready." What do you call ready?"
"Well, I'm going to learn Spanish be
fore I go." Detroit Free Tress.
A BUGGY THAT COSTS $i
TO $5.
Mnrt ttitn 1h ch' tp, trhy kind It vortfa ill U otti and ;
mor too, Titm lln 1 amuuit pari tbe rtxtm ooat of fwdj
wbfl, ftxA ailn, KfKri ptlni, good trtlhat, e. "HOI K
HILI-' 1-K(iet "A l.ttttw li1her ia Frio Hut wonri ;
mure bfnuae lhT TAM I F And keep from tbi ,
bop. bf ur M ut 1" .our lows or vrit u.
ROCK HILL BICCY CO., Rock Hill, S.C.
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year. I ran across your CASCARETS In the
town of Newell, Ia., and never found anything
to equal them. To-day I am entirely free from
piles and feel like a new man."
C. H. Keitz, 1411 Jones St., Sioux City, Ia.
CANDY
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With falling of the womb nixl iilrprs f the samo. I have beon treated by two
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find that Cer9tle'8 Female Panacea bcneiits tne more than all other
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