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titled tf tlotl under tho law to 100 each eacl1aa eacl1aav as asprize asprizo
prize v ize money For their gallant con conduct conduct cont ¬
t duct they have already received Iec rocoivodmodals rocoivodmodalsand irod medals medalsand modalsal1d
and their countrys praise buj whilo whilethese whilo1beRo whilotheso
theso these wore assuredly asurecl1rROcop acceptable able it isr is ishighly iahlgbly
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proposed to touso use the poet bogs of ofNorth ofNorthGerman ofNorth
North NorthGerman Germany and what wh is llInow llInowpractlcal1y now nowpractically nowpractically
practically waste w8swlalid land IB expected to tobecome o obecome 0be
become be como available for manufacturing manufacturingon ntd turi g gona
on ona a large scale The Th bogs of ofUto ofUtovalley tie Athevalloy tievalley
I valley of tho Ems EDfI for fo example coyer coyersome vor vorfi
I fi 80m some 18000 square squatalnUe square tulles and the theproposition th thpropos1U
proposition uha has been beenI1 ma9oio e a Io to orooL in inthis inthfs inti
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equivalent to the amount amoan yielded telded by byr
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ten wnteot feet in thickness ooataina About
1000 tons of dried peat and the theamount theamount
1 amount produced on 480 square inllos inileewould inlloswould tnUelw
would w uid afford as a much heating power poweras
as tho 80000000 or more moratonsor tons of coal coalannually ooalannunl coalannually
annually annunl yn mined ined in Germany Theproposed The Theproposed Tbeprop
proposed prop proposed sed plan contemplates using the theenergy thoon theouorgy
energy on rgy on ona onacanal a canal c nnt and in tho manufac manufacture manufacture tnanufaoture ¬
ture of calcium carbide carbideThe carbideThe
1 The healthandfoodfadaof health and anttlood food tads of the thoda thodaare day dayare dayaro
are prptinoiuBt pr9l1u91utheir their legitimate result resultQverzooi rosultQverzenl resultOverzonl
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expected xpeotedand and itoxistaip it the tlioodent tlioodentthat extentthat extent extentthat
that medical moi1icalmon men have actuallyfound actuallyfounda actually tuaUlf found foundA nd
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bdcomoa 11lm barnaful harmful ful if the thocondiU condition n cop coptinuas con coniinuta J1 J1tlnus
iinuta It iteoms eeoms desirable dostrablotoav to avoid avoidtbomuph avoidtbo ld ldt
tbomuph t tbo much thought th tigM over what ouo ouooata ouooataI ono oata oataIfcertain oataIf
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appomeand il appotl PoHoal o and da a relish Ipr tor tho dishes dishessot dlsbesset
t sot before one may bo trusied It Ittdoor Itdooo ItdooD
dooo not need noo < lnny any conversion to tom men mental mon montal n ntal ¬
fl tal science s ienoe to discover s over that if wo womako womakonl make maketip
tip our > ur minds something will ill disagree disagreewith dlsAgroeith disagreewith
with ith us it will wUIUndoubwdlytho wUIUndoubwdlytholellaoll Undoubtedly the thereason thereason
reason that children ohll ren wan can ncattltings ncattltingsthat oat things thingsthat thingsthat
that that older people peoplooa cannot l1o Is that t at they theyeat theyt
t e eat ontthem them without n a t thought of oftroublo oftroubloaud trouble troubleand troubleand
and barring some unusual unusua indisoro indisorotion lulllsereiti Indieorox
x iti tion Dtherq there is none This pf 9fcourso 9fcoursois course courseis couraefs
is nota not aplea plea for the pendulum to slip sliptoo sliptoo slipt
t too far the other way waybutmorqly but merely one onemore ono onomoro on onr
r more caution that tha in tho tholood food fads as asin asin asfn
in every other development Jof of this In Inveatlgating l lTesUgatins lng
veatlgating g age there is need for forsanity lorsanlty forsanity
sanity and poise poidoI poidoWhen poiseWhen pol o oI
I I 1 1When
When this war war broke out our ourniost ourniostpowerl moat moatpowerful mostpoworfularehip
poworfularehip powerful lr ifarshipi ia shtpj ih the Oregon with withher withhor withher
her destructive lostr vo twelve and thirteen thirteenInch thirtoon hlrtoon1noh
pinch Inch guns and and nd her h i impregnable sidesy sides aideshappened sideshappenotlto
y happened happenotlto to bp b boat at San Francisco FrauoisooJThero Frauolscolhcre FranciscoThere
There lhcre was nothing nothiugforg for her to do there there8hp thoreShe thereBho
Bho She was was80rol sorely needed on the Atlantic stlantiosidle Atlanticflldp Atlantiosldoof
flldp sldoof sidle of thecontinoht the continent whore there was waswork waswork Tasworkiu
work workiu iu plenty pl nty in prospect In Iuordor Iuordorto order orderto orderto
to got hero she sh had had to steam 13000miles 13000 13000miles 18000miles
miles occupying flftyhovon fi tYbovon days in injtbi illh inhei
jtbi h hei passaged pMsalo and consuming coal coalenough ooalonough coall
l enough to supply a fleet lle for any or ordinary orldi ordiuary ¬
ldi dinary 1arY course Hall thorn been a aNicnraguan aNicaraguan aNicaraguan
Nicaraguan pt ot any anyothor other isthmiau isthmiaucanal isthmlnnI isthmlnnanal isthmiauanal
canal anal avatlablosho nvallabl e would nl have had to toBteam tolOAin tofoam
foam I only three tbl e or or far r thousandimflesanti thousand thousandmiles thousandmitesnntl
imflesanti miles mitesnntl jind she f1h would w h hayo o reached her herpoint herIpoi herI
I Ipoi point tOftlU ofduty ty about sit air 8ix1reoklfe weeks earlier earlierthan earlierthan rU t1 t1Ith
Ith than she ditty did It la i easy s1toconooT s1toconooTli to toconoeivo toconoeivowar conceive conceiveiwar
< war conditions oonditioneinwhrclt li on8 in n which whilhtha thai thatdiforonoe thatdiforonoepa difference difterenoeJxw differenceJwiixweekB
pa JwiixweekB etz Jxw peeks eks would dotorraiae qoton ia the h fat fata fataj Itlt ItltnaUona e
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i Oregons regons regonsVo voytfgo gO is far loss awonder awonderhtnka awonderbinka wonderhlnk
htnka the tbeewYork New York World UMB B is isT illh faj
j i I T h hlong ns noglec 9 9pjoyide o oithis this great naiolilt naiolilt7J1iOvide nationto nationtor
r pjoyide for loritlown its own defense by con conistruoting conetruoting conlstruoting
istruoting p a canal that would bring is isJeastarn itse useat
Jeastarn eat e iern rn and and nd western wost rn coast 10 10000 10000I 10000hillas OOO OOOmilos
I i t tinilos >
inilos arid six weoktrnearor to each eachXother eaohoth eachV
< V Xother oth other r It would cost a hundred mil millions millonspos8ibI1 ¬
mil < lions lonspos8ibI1 possibly two hundrod millions millionsto
l > to construct such a canal canalDut But what whatbagatoilP vhatbagatollo hat hattr
< tr bagatoilP Js is that compared comparodwith with the thojevil thev11 ther
r > jevil evil v11 that might easily easU fall upon us for forlacfcof lor4laoItof fora
+ a 4laoItof lacfcof lack of this shorter waterway water a between betweenjoSri betweell1oWf betweenc
c S to joSri two wo coastal I One Qnoresult result of tho thojrarBhould thohouldb thevrat
+ jrarBhould vrat should houldb be the construction o 8r oUo ot ork a afthpcanal as1
fthpcanal s1 l k oanal nal across this s isthmus is h s to bo boowft I > e eor
t owft ied Lor or controlled Qu I d by the t Q United UnitedJ nl od ode odL3
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BLOCKADE LO CKADB CKADBPORTO s sFORTO
PORTO RICnI RICnPresident RICn RICOaPresident I
President IssuesProclamation IssuesProclamation Issues IssuesProclamation
Proclamation ProclamationVessels ProclamationNOWE1SFLEET
H NOWE1SFLEET Wfll8 flI ASSIGNED ASSIGNEDPe8SOlo IG fD
1 1t
Vessels Selected For alto tho t Block Blockade Blockade Blockado
ade HaVe ae Been Reinforced ReinforcedBy ReinforcedBy
By a Number of the tiroNod tileNewTorp
Nod NewTorp Torpedo do BoatsIt Boats BoatsTho Boata Boatat 4 4Nejr
It ItThopresidentbMtssuoda t
Tho ThopresidentbMtssuoda president has issued a proclamation procla proclamation pro ¬
mation extending the th blockade blookadoof blookadoofOuba of ofj ofICuba
ICuba j Cuba from the t osoutherncoastof southern coast of Cape CapeiFrariceato OapeI Caperslioea
iFrariceato I Ff rslioea t t to Capo Cruz Graz inclusive ino sve and andalso andalso Qct Qctalso
also blockading San San Junn tAnPorto Porto Rico RiopTho RlooTho RicoThe
Tho proclamation is as 1 follows followsWhereas 10UowlWhereas followsWhereaa
Whereas for the reasons set forth forthIn forthm forthin
I In my proclamation of April Apr 1 22 1898 1898blockade 1898blockade
blockade of ports on the northern northerncoast northernOO8tof northerncoast
coast OO8tof of Cuba from Cardenas to Bahla BahlaHonda DahlaHonda BabiaHonda
Honda inclusive and of the port ofOienfuegos ofCienfuegos of ofOienfuegos
Oienfuegos on the south coast OOU of Cuba Cubawas Onbaas Cubawas
was as declared to have been instituted institutedand inltit institutedand ted tedand
and
Whereas It has become desirable desirableto
to extend the thoblookade blockade to other south southern louther southera ¬
era er l ports portsNow portsNow portsNow
Now therefore th retor I William WilliamMoKin WilliamMoKinIcy MoKin MoKinley MoXinlor
Icy president of the United States do dohereby dohore1y dohereby
hereby declare d claro and proclaim that in inaddition Inaddition inaddition
addition to < < tho blockade of f the ports portsspecified portsapooifiod portsspooifiod
specified inmy proclamation of April
221808 22 189a the theUnit thetlnited United d States of America Americahas AmoricahaB Americahas
has instituted i and will maintiin malnt do in an aneffective aneftootfvo aneffective
effective blockade blo kado of all the ports portIon portIontho on onthe onthe
the south 80U h coast of Cuba from Cape OapeFrances OapoFrances CapePranced
Frances to Oape Cruz inclusive i 1 lusive and andalso and81so andalso
also of the port of San Juan in tho thoisland thoIslaudof theisland
island Islaudof of Porto Rico RicoNeutral RicoliNon RicoNeutral
liNon Neutral ral vessels lying in anypf any of f the theports theports ho hoports
ports to which the blockade Is l Jay y the thepresent thepreBont thepresont
present proclamation extended will willI willbe WillbeaUowed
I be beaUowed allowed thirty days to issue there therefrom therefrom horefrom ¬
from with cargo cargoWIIMA1C
4 WILLIAM MKlHMST MKINLBlPresident MI1INL2President
I President of the United UnttedBtatos States of ofAmerica ofAmerioa ofAmerica
America June 27 1808 1808By 1808By
By the President PresldentJ J B Moore MooreActing MooroAoUng MooreActing
Acting Secretary of StateTho State Stater
r Tho vessels forJhe for the additional block blockade blockado
I ado service will be supplied almost almostentirely almostentiroly almostentirely
entirely from tho patrol fieetwhioh fleetwbiobunder fleet fieetwhiohundor which whichunder
under Commodore Howell has boon beenguarding boongt1lmUng boonguarding
guarding the north orth Atlantic coast coastfrom coastr coastfrom
from Maine fo South Carolina This Thiaservice Thisservioe
r service has been leenabandonedbeoause leenabandonedbeoausethe abandoned because becausethe becausethe
the only available Spanish warships warshlpsaro
1 are with Admiral Camara thousands thousandsof
of miles mileaawBY away from the thenenrest nearest noareatpoint noareatpointon point pointon pointonthe
on onthe the Atlantic coast coastTho coastrho coastThe
The vessels are already en their waysouthward way wajsouthward wa wasouthward
southward having been reinforced reinforcedby reinforcedbysOToralfhe by byseveral bysovoral
several sOToralfhe Of the now l1 w torpedo boats which
I are are particularly adapted because of oftheir oftholr oft
t their light draft for blockade duty d ty Inshallow in inthe inthe
the shallow water auer1YiUg lying behind the theIsle theIsle theIsle
Isle of Pines and Cuba CubaTho OubaTho CubaThe
Tho blockade of San Juan was in inreality illreamy
reality already in netre effect twhon when tho thoproclamation theproclamation
proclamation was issued having beeriin beeriininiated been in
misted by Captain Sigsbeo some somodys somodysaRO days daysago
I ago aRO when ho turned back baokfrom from from that thatport thatp thatport
port p rta a Britishateamer British steamer iaden ia eD with wlthsnp wlthsnpplies sup supplies supplies ¬
plies The difficulty diffioutt of maintaining maintainingthe
the blockade at the port in the face of ofthe ofhe ofthe
the he Spanish forts and throe Spanish Spanishwar
war vessels vos8elsln in tho harbor would be beconsiderable beoonslderable beconsiderable
considerable had not Captain Sjgsbee Sjgsbeeby Shsbceby Sigabeeby
by disabling the only formidable forml able one oneof oneof
of Ibe those vessels 1 made lb the task easier easierNEW easierNEW 00r 00rNEW
NEW FRENCH CABINET CABINETCaTnlguno CABINETIJaYIIIIIIIaMlmllter CABINETCavalanac
CaTnlguno IJaYIIIIIIIaMlmllter Minister of War and Loekroy IxiekroTMlnliter
Minister of Marine MarineThe larlneThe MarineThe
The now French cabinet as as definite definitely ¬
ly formed is an R follows President of oftho oftho ofthe
tho council and minister of the interior interiorM
M tI Henri Brissou Driss n Paul Peytral Peytral6nauco 1oytralflnauce leytralfinance
finance Leon Bourgeois education educationFerdinand educationFerdinand educationFerdinand
Ferdinand Sarrien Sorr en justico justi a Godofroyj
Cavaiguac warEdouard war Edouard Simon Look Lookr01 Lookroymarine
1 roy roymarine marine nlarluejTlieophil Theophile Theophilelelcaasefor Theophilelelcaaseforsign Helcasse for forcign forolgn
sign affairs GeorgoATrpuillot leorge I1Jot coK coKonies col colonlsEmilo colonies
onies onlsEmilo Emile Maruejouls Matubj l8 bomm Oomnieroe OomnieroeAlbert mmcsroe mmcsroeAlbert roe roeAlbert
Albert Tiger Tigert Tigeragriculture agriculture Senator SenatorTil Senatorrma1e SenatorTillaye
Til rrma1e lay o public t works worksI worksI worksWILL
I I WILL RESIST INTASION INTASIONSp INfJSIOIISpanlardl INTASIONSpaniards
Spaniards Sp nl rUi Declare D clare They The Will Fight to the thaDeath theDeaU th thDeath
Death In Defending Derendlanlla AUnlU AUnlUI
I I Dispatches received at Madrid Madrldlrom MadrldlromManlln fromManila from fromManila
Manila under date of June 24 say 8aytho 8aythoSpanlardsaro the theSpaniards theSpaniards
Spaniards Spanlardsaro are determined to fight to tothe tothe tothe
the death and that there is every rea rcason reason reason ¬
son to believe that tbatwbon when the American Americantroops Americautroops Americantroops
troops arrive thero will wHlbe be desperate desperatefighting desperatefightlng desperatefightingon
fighting fightingon on n land and sea seaIt seaI seaIt
I It is supposed at t Manila that the theGorman theGermau theGorman
Gorman warship will l1i prevent tho bombardmont bom bombardment bombar ¬
bar bardment < tmen of that place and it is al alleged alleged allogod ¬
leged that Prince Henry Honr of Prussia is ison ison ison
on his way wn there on n board a a warship
The Th Spaniards Spanl 8 are are said to bo active actively activoIy actively ¬
ly engaged pu pushing 1 ipg praparatipus t > r > rnHQus for forthe forthe forthe
the defense llefc lBo of < it thti th city cit
HAVE 1 TELFURArH TELIUItI STATIONS STATIONSAad STT10 S SAIWlblnrtoaa SAsa
Asa AIWlblnrtoaa WMhlnrtoB le I In I K Eal Er1T r Cotnmaftlm CotnmaftlmtlonWUli CemmU mm mmtlon InI InItlon
tlonWUli tlon With lth Oeaeral Oea G 8eral r l 8l 8Ia01 8Ia01A ShaRrA rt r rA
A Washington nspecial special Bays aa A AW AWOreol W WGreoly IVGrady
Grady Oreol chief c iefslSDa1 signal officer received NOoiv cl a adispatch 1 1dispatch adiapatohThursdaynight
diapatohThursdaynight dispatch Thursday Thursda1nigM night from Llontcn Llontcnant LlantonantOolonel Licntcnant
ant antOolonel Colonel Alton AUonchicr chief signal officer officerstating n01ceretatingthat officerstating
etatingthat stating that a telegraph and telephone telephonestation to1011honoetaUon tolopbonoelation
station had been established at a apoint apolnwlthin apoint
point polnwlthin within two miles of the city cit of ofSantiago orSantiago ofSantiago
Santiago This information is of tho thohighest thohlghesllmportanco thehighest
highest hlghesllmportanco importance to tho officials of ofthe 01tho oftho
tho war department es asit it insures to tothem ti titbem tothem
them practically direct communication communicationwith
with General ShatterThe Shatter ShatterThe ShatterTho
The information was w s significant significanttoo
too as it showed that the American Americantroops Americanroops Americantroops
troops roops wore wor in rifleshot ri rifle eshot shot of ofSanUago ofSanUagoTho Santiago SantiagoTho SantiagoThe
Tho telegraph station being of course coursewithin coursowithi coursewithin
within the American linos its location locationconclusively locationconc locationconoluaivoly
conclusively conc uRiv l indicates that the forces forcesof forcesof
of General Shatter have established establishedthemselves establishottheD establishedthomselvos
themselves theD setves in advance of the thotolegraph thotolegraphstation telegraph telegraphstation telegraphstation
station stationv stationAnA8soolated1rossc1If1patch
v > An AnA8soolated1rossc1If1patch Associated Pressdispatch Press dispatch from fromflibonoy fromfUbonoy fromfalibonoy
flibonoy Beach General Shutters Shuttersheadquarters ShlUerhelldquartets ShattersbeadgnartofsProvince
beadgnartofsProvince headquarters Provh Province ce of Santiago Santiagodo
do Cuba states that Colonel Allen Allenoucce6ded Allenncce AllenonoceOded
oucce6ded ncce ded Wednesday night in con connecting connecting connecting ¬
necting Siboney by bycablo cable with Guan Gnantanamo Guantanamo Guantanamo
tanamoAdvlces tanamo tanamoAdvicea
Advicea from fromPJaya Playa Del Este E t Guan Gnantanamo Guantanamo I
tanamo bay a1st state that tbattbo the French rench ca cable cablo a able
ble cut cntlJom somp sometime time timoago ago near near Quanta Gnantanamo1y G Quantanamo anta antanaroaDj
namo1y namo by the United Unit d States auxiliary auxiliarycruiser auxfifarycruiser auxiliarycruiser
cruiser St 8tL StLsnls Louis ni8 has hasbqon boon repaired repairedby repairedby
by the cable cabloboat boat Adria AdriaThe AdriaTho AdriaThe
The connection was sae established be between between between ¬
tween General G nerat Shatters headquarters headquartersat headqnarWIarBaiquld
at Daiquiri and Gnantanomo the line lineboingused lineboingus linebeing
boingused being used d for forgoverumentbusinessbo forgoverumentbusinessbofar government govornmentbnslness business so sofar lofar
far farCIVILIANS farCIVILIANS farCIVILIANS
CIVILIANS ACCOMPANY MERRITTThey MERRITT MERRITTThey BlEaRITrThel
They O6 to the 1hlllpplBei to A Assist iUt lit In InExecutlre 111ExecuU InExecutive
Executive I Dutlea DutleaA DnUeA > ntlei ntleiA
A Washington dispatch states that thatGeneral thatGeneral thatGeneral
General Merritt has taken with him to totho tothePhUippines tothe
the Philippines a large staff of civilians civilianswho civilianswho civilianswho
who ore expected to assist in the exec executive executive executive ¬
utive duties connected with ith he form formof formot formof
of government he is authorized by the thepresident theprosldentto thepresident
president to establish The scope of ofhis ofhlo ofhis
his orders ban is an executive exoo tive secrotknown secrotknownonly secrotknownonly secretknownonly
only to tothopresldent the president and very few fewother lowo fewother
other o ber officials of the government governmentThe
The he fact leaked out Thursday Thnrsd y that thatGeneral thatGoneral thatGeneral
General Merritt took tookwUh with him about aboutthirty aboutthirty
thirty or thirtyfive civilians who are areexperts arooxperts areexperts
experts in the several branches of ofexecutive ofolooutive ofexecutive
executive government governmentTho
Tho customs servico is represented representedby
by several men who are familiar with withall withaU withall
all that pertains to the collection of ofrevenues ofroenUes ofrevenues
revenues and the th customs branch brancbof brancbofthe of ofthe ofthe
the service There Theronrealso are also several severalexpert I
expert accountant several sovoralintcrna sovoralintcrnational interna international international ¬
tional corporation lawyers together togetherwith togetherwi togetherwith
with wi th a staff of typewriters anfl nft clerical clericalassifltantsj clerioalAs clericalaesttanta
assifltantsj As istantspreparod prepared to aid in the th tranaction tran transaction tranSRCttou ¬
action of the governmental business businessin s sin
in accordance with tho instructions instructionsGeneral instruotionsGenornl instructionsGeneral
General Merrit has received from the thepresident thepresident thepresident
president presidentTENNESSEE presidentTENNE presidentTENNESSEE
TENNESSEE TENNE SEE DEMOCRATS PLEASED PLEASEDThe PLEASEnTheState
The TheState State Convention Accomplished Its ItiLabor ItlLabor ItsLabors
Labor Harmoniously HarmoniouslyA nannonloullA
A Chattanooga special says Tho Thostate Thostate Thestate
state democratic dembcratoconvention convention Wednes Wednesday Wodnosday Wednesday ¬
day and the harmony armony and tranquility tranquilitywith
with which it accomplished its labors laborsis
is still a matter of oflolic felicitation tnUon to tho thodeparting thodopcirUng thodeparting
departing delegates The ThoconventiQn ThoconventiQnbesido convention conventionbeside conventionbeside
beside the nomination of statehouse statohousoofficers stntohonsoomcera statehouseofficers
officers had for forcot consideration slderation several neveralimportant Reveralimportant severalimportant
important issues isauosand and thus additional additionalintercut additionalinterest ddftfonalintercRt
interest was lent lentita its deliberations deliberationsIt
It did not take the delegates dologateslong long to togot toget togot
got down to tohl hard bardwork dwork work and permanent permanentorganization permanentorganization permanentorganization
organization wasppon was aoon oon completed by bytho bytho bythe
tho election of Hon Alfred S Dead Deadcrick Deadorick Deadcrick
crick of Was Washington inston county as per permanontchairman per permanent permanent ¬
manontchairman manent chairman and other prominent prominentdemocrats prominonlemocrats prominentdlemoorate
democrats in subordinate ubo dlnate positions positionsThe positionTho
The convention heard sovoraispeeohes sovoraispeeohesand several speeches speechesand
and then committee e on platform re reported reportod reported ¬
ported The Thefotlowlng following plank declar declaring deolaring doclarlug ¬
ing for free freesi1ver silver is strong enough to toleave toleave toleave
leave no doubt of the financial senti sentiments BenUments aentimonte ¬
ments of the delegates delegatesWe delegatesW
We W hereby indorse the enunciation enunciationof
of principles contained in tho demo democratic democrBtio democratio ¬
cratic platform adopted by the national nationaldemocratic nationaldemocratlo nationaldemocratic
democratic convention at Chicago in in180G
1896 189 j it being a true expression expre slon of tho thodemocratic thodemocrntio thedemocratic
democratic creed We especially reaf reaffirm reaffirm rentfirm ¬
firm our demand for the restitution rc titution of oftho oftho ofthe
tho money Inonoyof of the constitution cnnatitutionby by a a law lawproviding lavprohHng lateproviding
providing for tho free and unlimited unlimitedcoinage unlimitedcoinage unlimitedcoinage
coinage of golfl and silver at a ratio of
10 to 1 without waiting for or the con consent consen consont
sent sen of any other nation nationMuch nationfuchinterest nationMuch
Much fuchinterest interest was taken in the con convention conveution conveution ¬
veution for another reason reasoncuriosity reasoncuriosityastobow curiosity curiosityas
astobow as ut to how it woulddeal would oulddoallth deal viththe tbe saw sawrailroad BOW BOWrailroad Bewrailroadcomfuission
railroadcomfuission railroad commission reoen1alHea reoen1alHeaby reoentlycreated reoentlycreatedby reoently created createdby
by the legislature This measure measurepassed measurepassed measurepassed
passed the body bod only after a hard hardfight hardfight hardfight
fight
VOV Ml BMV BMHIMHVWWMH BMHIMHVWWMHPUBLIC
PUBLIC OPINION CHANGED C1ANUEDIt CHANGEDIt CJA GIm GImIt
It U Admitted That United States State Can Ex Extend Ei Eitead Extend
tend Hostilities HottlmieiThe HnitilltlelTbo HostilitiesThe
The St t James Gazette London in inits inita inits
its issue of f Tuesday Tue day afternoon com commenting commenting cornmontlug ¬
menting upon the prospect of the theAmerican thoAmeri theAmericau
American Ameri an forces attacking the coast of ofSpain orSpain ofSpain
Spain says saysThe sarsTho saysThe
The reception of the news eviden evidences ¬
ces a change in public pubHoopinion opinion which whichat whiohatlhe
at atlhe the commencement of the war warthought warthought warthought
thought Europe should notify the theUnited theUnited he heUnited
United States that the war must ba baconfined bocon6ned beconfined
confined to American waters It is isnow 15now isnow
now recognized that the Americans Americansare Americansarefnlly
are arefnlly fully entitled toxmako t make war in their theirown theirown theirownway
1Yi av
ownway own way w
C UGIIlfIV 8Mm VESSELS VESSELSt
1 1TIII
THE DIXIE XACES A1 ABIQ A BIO HAUL HAULAT IIAUL1T IAULAT
AT CAYAELA CAYAELACORRAIED rAAFLACORRAlED CAfAELACORRR1EO
CORRAIED BOATS IN A BUNCH BUNCHBpanlth BUNCHSpnll BUNCHSpanish
Spanish Cnn Abandon nol Vaesia Vaesiaand T Vel Velan M Man4 >
and an Make For th the Sh ShtmtTwo r Two Men MenCapturtd M Meahntd Me r rCaplnrrd
Capturtd and Liberated LlWnrtedA
A dispatch of Wednesday W lnot < ta1Irom from Havana Ha Havana ir irnnaMs ¬
vana nnaMs says The commander ommand r of tho thoSpanish thoSpanish theSpanish
Spanish gttnbont ArdilU reports that thatwhile thathite thatwhile
while hite reconnoitering on Jane 26th 26thftt 26thfttOolomaPunt4 at atColoma ataoloma
Coloma OolomaPunt4 Punta Cortes and other places placesat
at Coyaola he was AS informed that a astrange astrange astrange
strange steamer with Ith one no smokestack smokestackapparently tmokostlOkapparontly smokestackapparently
apparently a warship of 8000 tons tonswas tonswas tonewas
was in sight Tho stranger soon sooncaught soouanRht sooncaught
caught sight of tho Ardilla and pur pursued pursued parsued
sued her The gunboat kept within withinthe withinthe Withintbe
the blue sea and succeeded suc eeled in keeping keepingout
out of range of her he pnwuer To the thesoutheastward thosouthoastward thesouthoashvard
southeastward the stranger which whichturned whichturned whichturned
turned out to be b bean an American warship warshipappeared wrshipappeared warshipappeared
appeared to be in company with other othervessels otherves8els othervessels
vessels vesselsTheAdrilla ves8elsThe vesselsThe
TheAdrilla The AdriUa made a reconnmssance reconnmssanceon reoonnissan reoonneissanceon e eon
on the thefollowing fallowing day Jnne 27tbr 27th and anddiscovered anddi anddiacover
discovered di covei ed athat that the American snip had hadcaptured hadcapturedtbe hadcaptured
captured capturedtbe the sloops Nemesia Nemes a of 0 Bata Batabano BaUbano Jratabal1o
bano province of Havana Amisda Amisdaand kmlec1aand Amisdaand
and Manuelito Mauuetitoof of Coloma province provinceof
of Pinar del Bio and the pilot boats boatsLuz boatsLuz boatsLuz
Luz and Jacinto It is claimed that thatwhen tbawhen thatwhen
when tho sloops were sighted the theAmerican theAmerican theAmerican
American ship hoisted hoistedtbe the Spanish Spanishflag Spanbthdag Spanishflag
flag believing he had to do with withSpanish ft ftSpanish aSpanish
Spanish Warship The pilot also ap approached approached approached ¬
proached the American vessel and did didnot didnot didnot
not find out his mistake until a blank blankshot blanksho blankshot
shot and afterwards loaded shells were werefired werefired werefired
fired at the pilot boat boatThe boatThe boatThe
The shells it is exclaimedexploded exclaimedexplodednear exc1aimede loded tlodednear lodednear
near her The American ship by this thistime thistime thistime
time seemeu eeemeu to have driven the Span Spanish Spanish Spanish ¬
ish craft into a bunch including the theLuz thoLuz theLnz
Luz Jacinto and Amistad Nemesia Nemesiand Nemesiaand Nemesiaand
and Mannelit The latter it is fur further flftther fusether ¬
ther alleged let go their anchors and andwere andwere andwere
were abandoned by their crews who whomade whomade Whomade
made for the shore going in the direc direction direction diaction ¬
tion of Punta dePiedras on the south southwestern Bouthwe southwestern ¬
western we tern extremity of Pinar del Rio Biobetween Riobetween Riobetween
between the Isle of Pines and tho thomainland thomainland themainland
mainland The commander of the theNomesia theNemesfa theNemesis
Nemesis with one of his crewr crew re remained reomalned remained ¬
mained on board his hi sloop and was wascaptured wascaptured
captured and taken on board the theAmerican theAmerioanshipLater theAmerican
American AmerioanshipLater ship Later he was W8ssetat W8ssetatliberty set at atliberty atliberty
liberty after having been questioned questionedin
in regard to the Spanish Bpanishfleet fleet nail tlB gen general general genoral ¬
eral situation of affairs affairsThe affairsTbe affairsThe
The American ship is described as ascarrying ascarrying ascarrying
carrying one forward gun onoat ono her herfitern herstern herstern
stern and four guns on each side She Sheis Sheis Sheis
is said to have been b6 commanded by a afrigate alrigate afrigate
frigate capain and to have carried carriedabout carriedabout carriedabout
about six hundred men with blue bluepants bluepnnts bluepants
pants and red fringe who said they theywere theyWero theyworo
were going to Cuba and afterwards arterwardstoKey to toKey toKey
Key West
It Was the Yankee YankeeA I
A Washington dispatch says The TheAmerican TheAmerican TheAmerican
American auxiliary cruiser referred to toin toin toin
in the dispatches from frori1HavanB Havana was WMun WMundonbtedlthe un undoubtedly undoabtedlythe ¬
donbtedlthe doubtedly tho Yankee manned by the thenaval thennval thenaval
naval reserves which arrived at Key
West WesUrom from Cienfuegos on Monday last lastShe lastShe lastShe
She thenreported then reported that off ofJthe the Isle of ofPines otPines ofPines
Pines southwest coast of Cuba she shecaptured shecaptured he hecaptured
captured burned and destroyed five
Spanish small craft loaded with fish fishand llshand fishand
and that she ho also bo captured two tToprison tToprisoners prison prisoners ¬
ers who were releasedThe released releasedThe lelcl1set1The
The auxiliary cruiser which was wasformerlythe wasformerlythe Vasformerlthe
formerlythe Morgan line steamer El
Norte also reported baring been en engaged engaged engaged ¬
gaged with a Spanish gunboat un undoubtedly nndonbtodly ¬
doubtedly the Ardilla referred to in inthe intbe inthe
the dispatch from Havana HavanaA
A QUESTION OF CHEESECongressman CHEESE CHEESEConjrreMRUin CIESEConpMaman
Congressman Allen Alleng AllenEnlivens Enliven Hoiue housItoastinOrosvenor e ByA Bjr BjrKoaitlnflT
KoaitlnflT Ro ItoastinOrosvenor ltlnlr g Orotrenor OrotrenorA OroyenorAWBshing
A AWBshing Washington n dispatch di patch says The
housoWodnesday house Wednesday incidentally Incidentall enjoyed enjoyedspeech onj01edspeech onjoyeda
a speech from fromMr Mr Allen of Mississippi Missis Mississippi MiR is isRlppl ¬
sippi which precipitated < l a political politicalepisode politicalepisode politicalopisodo
episode in which Mr Grosvenor re republican republican republican ¬
publican of Ohio and Mr Bailey Daile Dailedemoornti
democrat of Texas figured < 1 as aiR princL princLpals princSpals principals
pals palsThe
The rh discussion disc ssion was precipitated pr ipltated by b btbe
the bill to increase lDcrease the daily army ra ration r rtionb ¬
tion tionb l by > y the addition triweekly of ono onequarter onoqnarter onoquarter
quarter of a pound of full fullcrealn fullcrealnAmerican cream creamAmerican creamAmerican
American cheese and two ounces onnces of ofcanned ofcannech ofcannedJcorn
canned cannedJcorn corn orl1 Thebillwas The fh btuwuattacked billVas attacked as aspresented 6Spr aspresented
pr presented N t d not in response to the de demand demand dewand ¬ =
mand of oftlle the army but of the th oheese oheesemakers ohoe oheeaemakers e emakers
makers makersCONGRESS makersCOXGRESS makersCOSOBESJ
CONGRESS HONORS HO OBS HEROES HEROESHobion HEROESHobson EROESBoblOQ
Hobson Thanked and Ttaalf Tritrred rr d Froaa FroaaConitrnctloD Iro IroJoultractloa WroaConstrnotlon
Constrnotlon ConitrnctloD Corp to the tb LineIn Lined line lineIn
< In accordance accordance with the recommen recommendations recommendations recommendations ¬
dations ofthe of the president the ho senate at atthe n nthe atthe
the beginning begi nng of its session Wednes Wednesday Wednesda Wednesday
day da took action in recognition of the thedistinguished thedistinguished thedistinguished
distinguished service enicerendored rendered recent recently recent recently recentI ¬
I ly by officers and men of the navy and andrevenue nndrevenue andrevenue
revenue cutters cutters8enioe cutters8enioeTho service serviceTho serviceThe
Tho thanks of congress was extend extendcdto extondcdto extendodto
cdto Naval Constructor Hobson Hobsonwbo HobsonwboWithhl who whowithhitf whowithhis
withhitf crew crew of seven men sunk the thecollier thocomer thecollier
collier Merrimao across acro s tho entrance entranceto
to the harbor of Santiago do Cuba and andproviding nudproviding andproviding
providing for the transfer of Mr Hob Hobson Hob80n Hobeon
son from the construction corps QP of ttio thnnavy ttionavy thQl1a1
navy to the line I
t
WAR PARAGJtlPlIS PARAGJtlPlISA
A Brief Compilation pf pf DallyOootJrroncits Dallydoot Dally DallyOco
Oco OootJrroncits OootJrroncitsAmorlollu rjrpncsa rjrpncsaAmerican rronc9B 4 4Anorioan
American edge guns have b VJlwrm VJlwrmi11aoedol1 fctren fctrenplaced lmeaplaced
placed i11aoedol1 on tholiills the 1il1J surroimcl BUrroumliiiig ngSnati ngSnatiago Snati Snatiago B nU nUago
ago and ndtfain tfainbd tainodnpon l1t1pol1tbe upon tho hapless apl sslt ssltban Ca Caban Caban
ban city cityCamarasSquadron elt eltCamar cityCamaras
Camaras Camar CamarasSquadron s squal1rouWAs aquadron was foronipto pOroni2ttoriliy foroniptorilly fOrODii1torlIl >
rilly rlIl rett1otl ref 8od coal at Fort Said SaidCommodore BaielComiUOtolO SaidComiodore
Commodore John J ltb G OV Watson t on has hasboern hRSthom hsabeen
been ordered mtoredto to proceed from tim tli West WestIndies Wes WesIndietlto WestIndies
Indies Indietlto to attack attach tho Spanish coast coastWilfc ooaatWUhblm ooastWith
With WUhblm him ho 110WU1tako will take a formidublefleet formiduble formidablefloet formidubleflo
fleet flo t of o warships warshipsThe warshipsThe r rT
The T e brig Amapalo Which bl h was YISoalIo YISoalIohiT aa oaM oaMturod oap oaptared
turod hiT t some days dnAngo ago by the United UnitedStates UniteSlatos UnitedStatue
States gnnboat Vicksburg Vl ksburs willbe sent sentto sentto aontto
to the Tprtugafl for quarantine qnarn thl and andfumigation nndfilmigaHonfor
fumigation filmigaHonfor for ton d days y She wlllthenreturn will1 will1thenreturn willthen 1
thenreturn then return to Joy West Westwhero whore the theprrzo thoprn theprize
prize court will render rondorJ8doelsion a decision im imher inlher iwher
her caee caeeThirty cae caeThirty caeuThirty
Thirty thousand troops tr ops mpro orothat11 orothat11lmUtb than thanhalf thanhalf
half lmUtb th the big army atOhickamauga have havebeen havebeen havebeen
been ordered < t to t Cuba OribaTho The army armywill armywill
will ilt beunder be t under the command of General GeneralJ
J B It Brooke and the tbeentiro entire first firBtCOlpSo firBtCOlpSonnc corps corpsuud
uud nnc ttwontysovon regiments will go goA goA goA
A Spanish spy who was captured capturedby
by the th Cubans QtbooBreportstbatthe reports that the Spaniards Span Spaniards Spaniards ¬
iards in Santiago de Cuba believe the theAmericana theAmericMHI theAmericans
Americana suffered heavy heav loss during duringthe duringtho duringthe
the fifrhting fl < < htingnoar near nearSevilla Sevilla both In killed killedI ki1tetland killedand
I and wounded woundedThe wet1 < 1ed I IThe M MThe >
The publication ptrbli tion by the thoprositlont thoprositlontanneanclngJbo president presidentannenncingtho presidentanneuncingthe
annenncingtho blockade of the ports portson Jorts Jortson
on the tn t s nuthernco southern nthern coast st of olOub Cuba as well wellas wettRsthe wellas
as Rsthe the blockading bl ciading bf Ban S n Juan Porto PortoBicor PortRfc PortoRico
Bicor Rico r i is ttto first ofilijial announcement announcementof
of thft th beginning of the Porto Rican BicanI BicnncampaigtJ Ricancampaign
I campaign Several Bey ral vessols have already
been sent toSan toSanJuan to San JUl Juan n and the block blockade blockade ¬ i iado
ade thereat there it is thought at the navy de department departmenttls departmont ¬
partment partmenttls is i already nlread on The ThonUack attackon attack attackon
on the island of Port Rico depends dcpendsentirelUJGn dependsentirelyujien dependsentirelyupon
entirelyujien the situation a aF Santiago SantiagoA
A dispatch from Madrid says Ys Pre Premier Premier Promuter ¬
mier SagastaiH Bagnsta ilt planning plnnni g to provoke a acrisipr nCl acrisis
crisipr Cl crisis Slllr form a monarchial ministry ministryproclaim D1ini ministryproclaim try tryproclaim
proclaim the th whole peninsula in 10 a astate Rstate astate
state of siege and appeal to tonfrloudly tonfrloudlynation friendly afrlondlynation a friendlynation
nation > probably Fruuce Francoor or Prussia Pr ssin to toseouief toseoDle tosecure
secure terms for peace peaceIt pcn peaceIt e eIt
It is said at the navy department departmoutthat departmentthat
that t at it is Isthe the present pleRentlntontion intention to start startCommodoreWatsons startCommodoll startCommodore
CommodoreWatsons Commodore WaJ Watsona on eastern 6 stern squad squadron squadron ¬
ron from Santiago TbiaVhpwqvori T This tsb howovor wQvor is issubject is8ubiectto issubject
subject 8ubiectto to Admiral Sampsons Samp Sampgonsreport Sampgonsreportupon on Report Reportupon eport eportupon
upon tho cendltibn DdiU Dof of ith thfevesaeld sseld and uudtheir alldtheil andtheir
their needs ueedein iu iurthe > the luflttor of supplies aupplieaand
and equipment cquipmcntor for or the long voyage vbyageahead voyageahead age agealtell
ahead < lbftheln of them themPerinailettt It ItPerh1h1eiit xPermam1
Perinailettt Perh1h1eiit Permam1 i t hoBpftal b pft l arrangements arrangementsareto nfraugementaret
areto be bep provided > ovidod at t JarpgngatonceThepresidQn Jnrpgnatpnce JnrpgnatpnceTliepreflicenlsont J rpgnll1t9 ce ceTlie
Tliepreflicenlsont Tlie ThepresidQn pr flh9nfJ011t aent two special 8peci i mesj mesjsages ncslsages les lesRages
sages tocongress to congressproviding congress providing pro ldlDg for reeog reeognitlonpf re og ognitfonpf ogoitfon
nitfonpf oitfon 01 the thogallantdeodsof h gallantdeedsof ga1fant deeds of Lieut LieutHobspn IlioutH LtoutHobgon
Hobspn H b8 n Lieut Newcomb and 1nJILtUe 1nJILtUecrew tile shecrew tilecrew
I
crew of the tbeHudson Hudson which resxmed resxmedthe reBoue reBouethe rosoueti rosouetitime
the Winsloy Win8lo at Cardenas i Captain CaptainHogsdon OaptalnHogsdon CaptainHogadon
Hogsdon of the McChltbch and l Na Naval NnvoJ n nvat ¬
val Cadet Powell PowellTho PowellThe PowellThe
The sick im the hospitalsn hoapitnlsnfSnntiago nt Santiago Santiagothe 0 0tho
the pacifleos Hay are suffering from fromlack flomlack fromlack
lack of food and they also report that thatseventyseven thatsevontsonn thatsevontysoven
seventyseven Spaniards were v ere killed killedand kHletland killedand
and that eightynine were wounded as asthe asthe
the therQAult result of the engagement with withColonel withOolonol withColonel
Colonel Woods and GeneralYoungs GeneralYoungscommands Goneral Youngs Youngsco Youngscommands
commands commandsGovernor co commandsGovernor nmantls nmantlsGovnor
Governor JiclhnRtolliof fohuflton of Alabamahas Alabama Alabamahaa AlabamahIlS
has received a letter from Senator SenatorPettus SenatorPettus SenatorPettus
Pettus inclosing inclosingone one oqe from fronithe the he secretary secretaryof
of war in which it is isetntett fs stated that the thelaw thelaw thelaw
law does not permit the appointment appointmentof t1ppoi t ont ontof
of a third thirdmnjor major fora for n volunteer r regilaent regi regiment regielRent ¬
ment On May lfDy21stAdjutant 2lst Adjutant General GeneralCorbin GeucralCorbinwroto GeneralCorbin
Corbin Corbinwroto wrote to the governor directinghimto direct directfaghim 1frectiDS
faghim iDS inghimto him to appoint a third major for foreach loreooh foreaelt
each of his volunteer voluntecrregfmonts voluntecrregfmontsGeneral rogfmontsGeneral rogfmonts rogfmontsGeneral
General Whoeler has sent an nnom nnomcinl offi offioial ofdial
dial report to Major General Shatter Shatterof
of what is known as stlio tile battle of Se Seboney 8ebonoy Sehoney
honey The soldiers who were were en engaged engaged Ongaged ¬
gaged in the fight are rehlgbly highly compli complimented com complimented pH pHmentod ¬
mentedGeneral mentodGeneral mented mentedGeneral
General Merritt has taken with him himto himto himto
to the Philippines a large staff of ofcivilians orcivilians ofcivilians
civilians who wboore are expected t td i assist BS8iatin BS8iatinthe assistinthe in inthe
the executive duties connected conJic ted with withthe withtho withthe
the form of government ho is author authorizoil nuthorize authorizod
izoil ize l by b the president to establish establishThe cBtabJl establishThe h hThe
The headquarters Pf f the Natiouul1 Natiouul1Volunteer Natioul1lVolunteer NatioualVolunteer
Volunteer Reserves ReRcncsnt at Now York have havebeen harebeen lmvobeen
been closed < l on account of lack of offunds 01lludo offundo
funds The object of the th organiza organization urgauizBtion organization ¬
tion was to form au adjunct to theland tholandnndcea thelandnndeea thotnnllRmleea
nndeea forces of the United Statesfrom States Statesfrom St tefl teflfrom
from which the government could coulddraw couldthaw coulddraw
draw its it mon when they were ere needed neededin
in war Thorp Therewero wore enlisjedin enH enlibted tctl in infrom from from8OOOto
8000 8OOOto to 9000 men men from all parts parts of ofthe oithe ofthe
the country The organization had hadfurnished hndfurnishul badfurnished
furnished a large number off yolun yolunteera vohmteers volunteers
teers to the various regiments rogim nt8 and iu iumany inmany iumany I
many ports of the west it sent out outwhole outwholo outwhole
whole companies comllonicunlt and whole reguseuts reguseutsA gbaentsA
A W UfGreel Greely chltsf signal officer officerreceirod officerreceled officerreceived
received a dispatch from fromLientenant fromLientenantColonel Lieutenant LientenantColonel LieutenantColonel
Colonel Allen chiof signal ofScorthat ofScorthata officer that thata
a telegraph and telephone station had hadbeen hot1been hailbeen
been established estab1i hel at ata ataepolat ajpoifitwithin olat within two twomiles twomile twomiles
miles of the city of Santiago This Thisinformation Thisinformation lbisinrormatioll
information is of the tho1aigest Jwgbest import importanco importan importance
anco an co to the official ol the tfe t war ward depart department part t tmont
ment as it insures to them practically rl L 1 1direct
direct communication with General GeneralShatter GeneralShatter J JShatter
Shatter ShatterThe ShatterThe ShatterThe
The district court CO at aObarlelo Cbarleston GharleMou S S0has SChas
Chas 0 ba8 ordered sold the Maria Dolore Doloretho Doloreltho 1 1the
tho Spanish prizo captured by bv the theMinneapolis tholtinnoapotis theMinneapolis
Minneapolis on May Ma 2l8t 21stlaat 21stlaatSeveral > laB laatSeveral laB80orll
Several Cases C1I 8ea of typhoid fever have havedeveloped lu havodeveloped Q Qlovolopel
developed recently at Camp Alger AlgerTho AlgerThoslckncsA c
The ThoslckncsA sickness is attributed to unwhole unwholesoweus uDwlotesOJlcu unwlaolesolneu r
soweus sOJlcu s of o tho drinking drhtkingwater drhtkingwaterd water
d jr f tt ttI
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