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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-01
RUSH RUSH RUSH.

It's so all the time at FREID's. We
never served so many before Must do
II right or We wouldn't be so busy. A
beautiful Sunday dinner To-Day. More
Soft Shell Crabs 80 cents.
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NOTICE.
Brush Electric Light and Power Co.
Savannah Ca, June IL, 1855
DIVIDEND NO. II.

A dividend Of 50 per share has been declared
from the earnings OF this company for the past
six months upon the capital stock as Of record
this date. payable on and after July l. 1865
SAM'L =. HAMILTON. President
W. X. WILKINSON Secretary
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

All bills against the British barkentine REL.
GATE must be presented at our ONCE be
Tore l. o'clock m THIS DAY, or payment
thereof will tie debarred
STRACHAN 500, Consiguees =
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MARRIAGES.

HENITT.-Married, on We'd
nesday. June q. 1895. by Rev. J. J. Lanier,
Montfort S. Lehey Of this city and Miss
Clementine ". Hewitt Of Baltimore, Nd
No cards. Baltimore papers please copy.
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DIVIDEND.

ONCE Savannah Cottage and Improvement
Company, July ]. le9h-A dividend Of three
dollars per share has been declared upon the
capital stock OF this company. payable on an
after July 10. 1885 at the ONCE OF the treasurer
10 stockholders OF record July l. 1896 'ise
transfer books OF the company will be ciosed
until July 10. 7. NJ. ADAMS, President.
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

COBURN.-The friends Of Mr.. ". H.
Coburn and family and Of Mr.. NJ D. Co
burn and family are invited 10 attend the
funeral OF the former from Christ church
this (Monday) afternoon at o'clock.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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DIVIDEND NO. 40.

Southern Bank of the State Of Georgia,
Savannah, Ga, June %, 1S95.-A semi-an-
nual dividend of five g per cent? per cent
upon the capital stock of this bank has
been declared, payable on and after July
LIST next.
JAMES SULLIVAN. Cashier.
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MEETINGS.
CLINTON LODGE 10. =, F. q 4. N.

1A4AN wv AsOAtoN4 NV ats - - Ne
special communication Of this lodge "A
will . e held at Masonic eInple this ~
Monday evening July /, at - 0 clock ~
The NJ NJ degree will &c conferred
Memters Of sister lodges and visiting breth-
rem are cordially invited 10 meet with rs.
GEOaGE a. BRICK. W. ".
WARING RUSSELL. JR.. Secretary.
DE KALI LODGE NO. %, j. o. o. f..
regular meeting Of this lodge will he held
this evening al ( @ clock IN odd Fellows Hall
Onicers for the ensuing term viii be installed.
visiting brothers are invited 10 meet with
US A. b. CUMMINGS, y. q.
JNO w SMITH, Secretary.
GEORGIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
The regular meeting OF this society will
be held at HOdgson Hall this evening at $50
o'clock. H. W. JOHNSON.
Recording SECRETARY.
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DEATHS.

TURNER-Died. Miss c. J. F. Turner
died June D. al her residence, Turner's
Rocks. on White Marsh Island. Funeral
notice later.
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OWN A HOME
and
Pay For 1t Monthly.
Sole Agents.

Houses will be built or homes purchased
upon small margins, and payments accept
ed in monthly installments, extending over
any number of years from one to ten
When homes are built the borrower Sc
lects plans to suit his wants, and also Sc
lects the builder, paying only the exact
cost of the building
Homes will be built upon lots already
owned by the company. which are for sale
upon easy terms and at reasonable prices.
The company has for sale a comforta Bile
two-story brick residence on Taylor, near
East Broad, on monthly payments, and a
small cash payment.
TITLE GUARANTEE AND LOAN CO.
G. H. DORSETT,
President
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INTEREsT NOTICE.

Oglethorpe Savings and Trust Compay.
savannah, Ga, June 30, 1S95.-DepositOrs
VIII please present pass books at this
bank, No. 100 Bryan street, for entry of
interest for the second quarter, 1895
which is now due and payable on demand
JOHN NJ. BRYAN,
Cashier
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DIVIDEND No. 10.

The Oglethorpe Savings and Trust Company.
savannah. "a, June 26th, ls95.-The board Of
directors have declared a dividend OF three
per cent. on the capital stock from the earn
lngs OF the past six months, payable on and
after July l, 1875, to stockholders as OF record
TINS day. JOHN N. BRYAN Cashier
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YOU

Cleanliness is essential to health
fitness. Buy paint and lime and use
them to prevent sickness during the
summer. Our columbian" Ready
Mixed Paint has a big guaranty be-
hind 1T. Our lime is the BEST. Full
weights-nOthing short except the
prices.
ADAMS DRUG, PAINT & OIL CO.,
Congress aud Whitaker Streets.
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sPECIAL NOTIcEs-
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NOTICE.

SBECiAL NOTICES.
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NOTICE.
savannah, Ca July l. 1851 beg to an
nounce TO my friends and patrons that l have
this day associated with me in the fire insur-
apee business Mr.. VIM. Trenholm HOPKINS
under the firm name of Julian Schley & Hon.
kins. JULIAN SCHLEY.
We respectfully solicit the patronage OF our
friends and the public.
JULIAN SCHLEY & HOPKINS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-02
GERONIMO zERBl.-AaENTE DE

89OCToS. Sol 4sCompra veDde aeclones DEL Baneo har
Pto-Rieo del Territorial Agricola ezaavg 80
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L A LET R A P

Pedro Perez Pellicer, peluquero perfu-
mista, preciosfsimas pollas; pretencloeas
pavas, poderosos principles, pac1hcos pres
bfteros, pudientes propietarios, Prosaicos
prestamistas, pobres poeta9. ....
poni6ndoos pelo postiz para pescar pare
JAR. jPensais perfunaros perfectamen-
to por preciosos procedimientos parisien-
ses? iPretend6is poneros pronto pulcras
pelucas perfeccionadas primorosamente?
jPensais pintaros patillas para .parecer
pistonudos personajes? Pues per1nclitos,
Parroquianos, para propoffc1onaros 5naa peana
H1 pein5tas, R9nps; pa;stEas 0f poP precio pre-
CUNT I'D preferentemente por Pedro Pelii-
Ger, peluquero p9rfumista.
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B1BL1orEcA DE 'sLA CORRESPONDENCE"

Sc casa muy bien, ea muy RIGA muy
feliz.
-IPeneais que un marques de VilIemer va
ir buscarme al establecimiento en- que 20 vivo?
No e& pero, Jpor que no os hab1a de en-
contrar allf 10 mismo que en- cualquier otro Ia
do y, admirandoos, tratar de conoceros y de
amarosP
No; en- la botica del faubourg Saict.Ho-
moro soy Ia hija de simple farmaceutico de
s@timo orden. Ell medic eleva ell prestigio de
la mujer. A 10 mas ser1a buscada por un apren-
diz, que satiefecho de mi dote, muy facil de lle-
var, me sepultarfa en- provincias; institutriz en-
una gran familia, tengo en- mi favorf la poes1a
del sitio, la complicidad de un parque de pa
secs sombrlos y ell sol con sus dorados rayos,
que haran valer mucho mds-5por que no deoir-
lc? Sc 10 que quiero 10 qae valgo-por 81 con-
traste de mi modesto condici6n, los eeplendores
de mi persona y los m6ritos de mi inteligencia.
La alegre sonrisa conque hac1a esta conte-
sion, atenuaba 10 que las palabras pronunciadas
con incisiva vibrante voz. podfan tener de va
nidosas de repulsivas en- boca de una nida de
die2 siete afos.
-Vais yer hasta que punto soy fanca-
continue. : No os oculto mi prop6sito, Est8
fjado NADIA me har6 cambiar de voludtad.
Soy una barra de hierro no conozeo foriador
Rastante IcbustQ que me doblegqe, s. % lo
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.99.@ J
! JULIAN SlLvA.--~sAN JUsTo &c..
Deposito de Maquinas de coser compra. aqui-
Ter Ysesdan plazos siendo responsible la misma
Maquna; Sc hacen las composicones por difciles que
sean, garantizandolas, Accessories agujas de todas
classes para las mismas ademas Sc compran venden
muebles usados' P)
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FL COLLAR DEL RAJAH

La joven escuchaba con atenci6n ~ 20
arefa, en- la ironfa pintada en- su rostro, que ha-
qoia estudiado detenidamente las objeciones que
20 la expon1a, que sus meditaciones no Ia ha-
bfan presentado los pelgros de que la hablaba
'bajo colores tan sombrfos.
-IPor Dios!- dijo-que exagerais las SOM
bras de vuestro cuedro. No quiero contestar
mas que q vuestra tltima objection, q 10 que sc
referee la voluntad dc mis- padres. Pienso que
sc indignar1an por mi resoluci6n que lanzar1an
sobre su hija los rayos de su ira 81 20 me permi-
tiese pedrles la authorization que me es indis-
pensable; pero no cometer& esa falta. Ne pasa-
re sin su consentimientO. Tengo mas voluntad
de la que me concedeis esperarG con pacien-
cia que llegue la 6poca de mi mayor1a de edad
y entonces, teniendo va mi independence legal
SECURE ell camino que me he trazado
Els bien erizado de espinas de escabro"
aidades; espinas escabrosidades, que han des-
garrado mas de un vestido, y no ha tenido COM
posture
.*-.s = yLo creeis asiP
s - tQqertis que os cite ejemplosP
--Lo hare 20 en- vuestro lugar. 5Habeis
leido I'll MARQUES de Villemer"f III.
ST, 10 he leido. r.. ...' :>><s
SQu6 30 haoe de Ia hercina2
ysass oataosq d 'ul cosmos ospsros
vi Madrid,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-02
COWPRA. vENTA Y ALQUILER de

Muebes de D FRANclsco sALoADo, Luna Al frente la
tScalerila de la plaZuea de San Francisco MuebleS
taratos. Sc atiende bien los parroquianos. P.
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a, 0,TlNAUD,-JOYERIA PLAZA DE AL
FoN de 5oyas de- oFO Plata con Raa6e G0omS
Eabe mas belle primor9so de Ia Joyer9 aaT5
Cron6metros Caonogfo Repetoones Roseopf ETC. Lente
Bsndeas Jaros Vnajerasy Escbanas cuadrupe pateado
TmpOrtaci6n directa Preci0s sin oompetenc1a.
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soluci6n q la Charada de aver :


VINOS,-EL MEJOR DE TODos EN- CA
sILDAD YPRECIO RIOJANO DE TRTCIO. Sc detalla Ca
pta Crso don Manuel Rivera San Sebastian 80 las
hendas de los senores Ay6n Zamorano Puerta Tie
tan excelentes cados en disposition del guse veos
Diciembre 10
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vino de 1oeRoxo, bodegas de Garcia

ho Anguciana Rio5a eoseoha de 1892 Este 96oe
Quoo Municipal de esta cudad en- vista de Ia proporeo1a
rado vino bueno exento de 1purezas nocfVas saud
ceroado que atestigua las exceencas del VINO DE 10
GRONO disposition de los qucran verO Los
nicos agentes que susoben sobrno de 1u1na C9mpaaa
LOSpreCiOs cuarterOas modCOs La 0Ocena 90 pO
Las vale $2-25.
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RAGnSTMRGna Y RoMANos de.ya

A4NTttt6H
1Y1GGEE II EI meior mas rapido depurativo5 del
mundol1 Nnguna enfernedad puede resistir sestoss
bafos maravilIosos. Agentes en- Ia Capital Don ma,
admiten tisicOs nj cancerOsos. P) II
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En- TN restaurant:
Un caballero Sc sienta y consulta la
lista.
quiero que me aoonseje usted antes de SER
virme.
-Bueno, seforito; pues vayase usted
conner otra parte.
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Puerto-Rico, 10 de JUNO de 1895.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-02

LC OH II D n
parade Dor Cdstas6 Roag'Sgsssz an
val para la Conservation ae los c af0s
ma al aIento, quita las pecas ag "a ae ts y
cura los catarros, iaquecas, nenga afecclenas
reumaticas.-Deposito: Jose L0pez GGrcga ID
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CHI A RAD A.

3. 70 no dos 10 que le han dado #
-. - mi ito don Manrique, - +
quesno es dable despotrique
della hfnchaz6n quele ha entrado =
por tode 10 blasonado. -
De prGmG e1 vestido quiere
para su hija. Sc infiere
qua para ell tres tres mil dies;
y veras cuando to flies
que de puro tOdO muere.
LOGON NANTIHERPETICAD DEL Doc.
meor medicamento para curar herpes
qqitaTes Ia pcaz6n en- el momen4 de apcaFa Ia Log6n"
desagarecer los baos empenes manchas espnas &c
De la a Al la del senor Guierney. depotarO
Un cochero despachurra con su vehf-
culo a una vieja.
El farmac6utico declara que la infeliz
morira al dia siguiente.
-Pues bien-dica el cochero- -estoy
dispuesto a reparar el NAL que he hecho.
LIE pasar6 una renta vitalicia.
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LOTERlA NACIONAL DE MADRID

HAY constantemente para todos los sorteos la
,luQuerta "Laurak Bat. de D. Pedro Urbistondo Sal
Francisco ~. Sc envaran la isa quenes los soil
cien P,
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EL C0RREO DE ULTRAMAR..P .Peri6.

dico poiitco ! de noticas Sc pu6lica en- Madrid los
dias s. !7y % de cada mes Procios de suscripcon
tre peso 50 centavos Agente re1eral en- San Juan
Puerto'Rico D. Bernardno SanjurJo Vidal. P
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E4LLoBNT99 B9 d In5q9 S25 dep6sito ito del dssa-
Este ron p6simo, internal y mata-gente, se
regala q los tocayos del establecimiento q
30 centavos bOtella.
., 10---Santa Rosa---1O ArecibO.
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CALDERERIA de ccbre en- general de

Baldomero VilarG-Calle del Jobo ndmero l.-Ponce.
CONSTRUCTION de aambques continues fuego difecto
* Aam6qgs con eafpta
dores todo 6nero de aparatos destilatorios sobre
pianos pianos models Tuberias de cobre de todos dia-
metros y formas. Serpentines para vapor, serPehti
bos tubuIares para evaporadoras rectos espiral
toda clase de reparacones para las mismas. Repa-
racones de toda case de aparatOs todO 10 concer-
niente al ramo.=Ponce, Mayo de 1895. 1916
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though there was only one party. The
headquarters OF the revolutionary party
is in London. and IL Is erom London that
the head leader issues MS orders TO his
executive leaders in Russia. Persia and
Turkey.
IL is my duty to give word os warning
to the kind-hearted people in Great Erit-
ain and America who sre subscribing
funds for the relief Of Sassoun refugees
IL these contributors have no desire to
AID the revolutionary fartv they should
ascertain very truly the ultimate destiny
OF their contributions. As ] have al
ready pointed out. the SaSsoun relief
funds are merely revolutionary funds in
disguise. am convinced that any relief
money entrusted TO any Armenian viii
sooner or later he used &c help the revoits-
uonary cause. The entire Armenian peo-
pie are interested in this Evolutionary
movement. At present the only possible
way IN which this starving people of Ar
fnenia can be helped is by r4eanS OF
Christian missionaries i'm Turkey and
Persia | say this. not knowing what
complications might arise between the
missionaries and the Turkish government.
but 10 give money 20 Armenian con nit
tees is simply to aid the revolutionary
party Help is needed. however. and that
Immediately.
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GAINESVILLE, O.. May 2s.-The Republican
state convention meets here Tuesday and
Wednesday and the candidates and their
workers are here today. Ex-Secretary
Charles Foster was among the hustlers
today. and Senator Sherman will be here
tomorrow There arc a dozen candidates
for governor. the favorites being Gen
Asa :. Bushnell, Judge Nash and James
H. Hoyt. The delegates from Cincinnati
favor Bushnell for governor. those from
Cleveland booming Hoyt. AL are alike
in hoisting Mckinley for presiden. ana
Foraker for senator The Toledo delegation
had their cars decorated With the inscrip-
ton: Mckinley for president. Foraker
for senator and Guy Major for governor.
Today factional feeling was intensified
among the advance guard here by hear
ing that Mckinley's name had been torn
from the banners on the special ears at
Toledo on the order of Guy ME$'r. The
friends OF Major here say that Gov. Nc
kinley's friends got up a delegation 10
contest the seats Of the Major delegation,
and that Mckinley's name was torn OF
because of that action They announce
that they will begin the fight at this con-
Yentiou against Mckinley for president
by opposing a resolution indorsing the
governor for president and starting
movement 10 get anti Mckinley delegates.
IL is not probable that there VIII be ma
terial opposition 10 the resolution indors-
ing Mckinley at this convention for pres
ident but II is evident that factional feel
Ing will he strongly developed In the con-
Vention.
The Foraker men are concentrating on
Gen. Bushnell for governor, and the Nc
kinley men on Judge Nash. Ii there
should be any formidable opposition TO in
dorsing Mckinley for president, there
would then also be opposition TO the in
dorsement of Foraker for senator. and
the old factional feeling in the party in
this state would break loose In all its fury.
The leaders in both factions are exercis-
ing all possible discipline TO prevent any
outbreak. but IL Is not improbable that
the contest will get beyond their control
Toledo. O., May 2s-The Commercial to-
morrow will say. There is no truth what
ever in the published statement that Gov.
Mckinley suggested the contesting of the
delegation from Toledo. Neither did Col.
Bonner. the member of the state central
committee. know anything of ii until
petition signed by over 100 Of the leading
business men and Republicans presented
their protest to him on his arrival from
the East on Friday
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The Penalty on Delinquent Taxes.

Tacoma. May 26.-Speeial-.City Control
Ter Benham refuses, on the advice OF the
city attorney. to accept the payment OF
delinquent municipal taxes Of 1892 and
1873. without the payment of penalties.
Notwithstanding the recent law remitting
the penalties His action is based on the
ground that accepting the taxes without
the penalties would work a great loss to
the city He is waiting. so ii is said. to
have suit brought in order that the
constitutionality of the law may be test
ed City Comptroller Parry, of Seattle is,
it is understood, receiving the taxes with
out the penalties.
At the request of several citizens the
council yesterday passed the following
resolution:
Whereas n has been published in our
city papers that our city controller re-
fuses TO comply with the law as clearly
defined by the assistant attorney general
Of the state of Washington. in refusing
TO receive the delinquent tax, as provided
by the emergency bill % and which pro-
visions are being accepted in the other
cities Of the state and by county officers.
II is the sense of this council that our
citizens and taxpayers should receive the
benefit Of the law as passed"
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GRESHAM Is WORSE.


washington City. May IA decidedly
unfayorable change I'm Secretary Gres-
hams condition occurred last night, ana it
"a said that for some time ne was IN a
very serious condition. This change u Is
stated was the result or recurrence os
,f,e stomach troubles from which he sus-
fered SO acu,ely earlier IN his silness, ana
ne experienced considerable pain and toss
ea about regtlessly, unable 10 obtain any
rest, IIis physician was with him for sew
eral hours. and left him IN the early morn
ing. Although some what better today.
he s,iiI feels the attack OF last night, but
.nnggh. was reported 10 he easier. IL fs
,,,derstonh that his son. Orro. and Mr..
lands. mis- private secretary. have, been
teferra phef to come 20 Washington City.
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The IIasSier Goes out of Commission.

Tacoma. May 2s.-Special-Some OF the
crew Of the United States coast and geo.
detic survey steamer Hassler returned TO
Tacoma today. they having been dis
charged and the vessel having gone out
Of commission yesterday. The Hassler is
now at the Port Orchard navy yard. Her
flag has been lowered and a solitary ship
keeper is
The mate and the captain bold
The midship mite and tho bo'sun tight,
And the crew Of the Hsssler brig"
When the government failed TO secure
a reasonable offer 10 purchase the craft
she was taken 70 the navy yard and has
since been lying there Lieut.. Amy being
in command. In compliance with orders
issued from Washington city he was dis
charged and paid of his crew and left
the ship. II is understood he is 10 take
command Of the Gedncy.
Rotten Row is a feature ot every
navy yard The Hassler has the honor OF
bring the first vessel To occupy that por-
ton OF the Puget Sound yard.
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,ro KEEP AN EYE on CONGRESS.
KNIGHTS of Labor to Build Headquarters
in Washington City.

Washington City, MAY @.-The Knights
os labor have taken out permit for the
erection Of building for the accommoda-
ton ~ the general Offices OF the order on
,ha corner of First and II streets. North
ve~, facing'the capitol grounds. A three
story building Of brick and stone viii be
built. and accommodations provided for
tho general Offices OF the order and for the
r,tblication Of the Journal " the Knights
Of Labor Speaking Or the reason for 10
eating IN Washington City. General Mas
ter Workman Sovereign said:
1--WE are corning 70 Washington city ~
keep an eye on the acfion,of the senator's
and representative. The reforms sought
ts, gbor can only be secured through leg
israfJon This s. the seat Of war. and We
vvarf 10 he on the ground - look out for
The interest OF the masses. The tollers
vvfli in future be represented before con-
eressional committees on all questions az
fectlng their welfare
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The (nhan Rebellion.

Havana. Nay 2b.-Iwo ftslhtHls oI IH-
,anfrv were landed yesterday near Gihara.
~ reinforce the forces of Capt. Gen. do
campos. The business men and the farm
era of sancti spiritu have made request
that the government allow them 20 form
regiment OF cavalry.
Tampa. Fla. May 2s.~From Spanish
sources comes a report OF a hattle near
Guantanamo on Tuesday- oet"seh 'os.
ca@do,,s, commanding 30 Spanish. and
.oo Cubans. The latter were defeated.
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,.,,a xvoon-oeket Rubber Company

Guarantees the same terms and discounts
an similar quality goods as plIIed ror y
,-l..ar, or Western lobberE. Woonsocket
1.l,v~arsratsd Duck Boots are stouter
,h,, stout The pure gum Sampson
Poets are superior 10 crack, anti-crack or
sealed patented boots. Our leather soled
f,ots every pair guaranteed. Woon-
qcnket Rubber Co, 7. Ephraim. agent.
portland ard San Francisco. Complets
lire carried by the Northwestern Shoe
Co, Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-27

tive Offices ot the nation as are unawed
nv powsr ard unhoughr ny its spoil.
wv. a. BROWN.
President Central Bi-Metaliic League OF
Shelby County
ID. II. ARCHIBALD.
Secretary"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-27
yaIIooy Fever I'm Cuba.

washington city. May ~. --Ad0ccs re-
ceived by the surgeon general To-Day from
santiago state that all the regular hos
pitaIs are crowded with yellow fever pa
,ients. and that in the country there arc
also many n1soi'als fdll