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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1897-05-11
Seaside Park.

Burlington county is very largely reT
resented in the business revival now i
progress at this resort. Among the pei
sons who are building handsome an,
commodious cottages here are Judge JOS
eph II. Gaskill, John d. johnson, JOSEPH
Cross, Benjamin Deacon, DR.. Richard c
Darlington, all of Mount Holly Calvin
Crowell, Joseph T. Sullivan and Charlie
B. Coles, of Moorestown Harry D. Culir
and Caleb s. Ridgway, of Lumberton.
The Seaside hotel, which with its eigh
ty-four guest chambers, is being renovated
inside and out. 1t will be renamed The
Manhasset, and will be under the man
agement Of Mrs. M. E. Wistar, formerly
of the Shoreham, at Cape May. The very
thorough sanitary plumbing throughout
the house is being put in under the di.
rection of E. G. Worrell, the Moorestown
plumber. A feature of the hotel will be
the serving of meals to cottagers who may
not care to bother with cooking establish
ments.
Four express trains daily between
Philadelphia and the Park are promised
for the summer season. A steamer will
run to Toms River and Island Heights,
while another steamer will make the trip
to Barnegat Inlet. The improvement Is
now being made are of permanent char.
acter, and Burlington county capital is
much in evidence.
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A Ranantinn.

Rev. j. Morgan Read, pastor of the
Union Methodist Episcopal Church, OF
Camden, and State Vice Councillor of the
Jr. 0. U. A. M, was rendered a recep.
ton by the Order on Wednesday night in
the Union Church. in honor of his APP
pointment to a Camden charge. Mem
bers of the Order were present from all
the Camden lodges, Stockton, Gloucester
and other suburban towns.
The church was tastefully decorated
with flowers, while the nations flag was
conspicuously displayed in the pulpit.
After prayer by Rev. ]. L. Sanders,
State Councillor, Rev. G. t. Fisher, Of
Camden, was introduced, and made q
ringing address of welcome, and, in con-
Guiding, presented Mr.. Read with hand
some rug, upon which we're inscribed the
shield. arms, hammer and compasses, the
EN- blems of the Order.
Mr.. Read responded by making a pa
triotic address, pointing out the noble
purposes of the Order and detailing 1T
workings.
Past State Councillor D. C. Vannots
also made an address.
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Memorial Day.

Memorial day will be observed on May
81 by the members of Gen. A. E. Shiras
Post, 26, of Mount Holly, who will attend
divine service at the Presbyterian Church
on Sunday evening, May 80. The Post
will be escorted by Co. F, by Jos. Hooker
Camp, No. As, Sons of Veterans, and by
the Mount Holly Academy Cadets. Mon.
day will be observed as Memorial day
when the procession will form on Main
street at 10 A. NJ, and will move up Main
to Ridgway and to the Mount Holly GEM
etery. The Sons of Veterans will conduct
exercises at the grave of Capt. Samuel
Carr. The line will then proceed to the
cemeteries on Pine street, where the Post
will hold services at the grave of-Gen. A
E. Shiras in Trinity yard. Citizens are
requested to furnish flowers and deliver
them at the Post room by 8 80 A. M, anC
also to make liberal display of fagi
about town.
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Palmyra.

The prize offered by Mrs. J. C. S. Davis,
of Riyerton, for the best essay on Fores.
try was secured by Miss Laura EYaul, Of
the public school.
There was slight fire at the home o.
Henry Bardsley, on Thursday morning
1t started from defectiye fue in the
second story floor. By the timely work
of several men, who were near, the fire
was put out with few buckets of water.
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SurrOgate's Office.

During the past week letters of admin
istration have been granted to A. Dunn
Rogers, administrator of Patrick Gala
CHER, deceased, of Burlington, and to
Hannah 7. Haines, Eadministrato of JOS
eph Haines, Jr,, deceased, of Nashville
Letters testamentary have been grant
ed to Mary ]. Sullivan and Katie T. Sulli-
van, executors of Richard Sullivan, de-
ceased, of Bordentown; and to George A.
Atkinson, executor of Elizabeth B. Brick,
deceased, of Burlington.
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Rnrdentown.

Rev. R. E. Campbell. the newly ap
pointed rector of Christ Protestant Epis
copal Church, and its vestrymen, were en-
tertained at banquet rendered them by
the choir boys of the church, on Friday
evening.
Miss Minnie johnson, a daughter o
Furman johnson, of this city, is in hos
pital at Wilmington, Delaware, with he
left hand cut off, the result of having Il
caught in machine at steam laundr,
where she was employed, few days ago
A vicious New foundland dog broke ii
chain and attacked nineteen ear-ol'
Charles Reed on his fathers farm nsa
BordentowD, Friday. The young man
left hand and arm as far as the elbov
were badly torn. Mrs. Reed, who wen
to her sons rescue, was also severel.
bitten.
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OHERlFF's SALE.

By virtue of writ of fieri facias, to me al.
rected, issued out of the Court of Chancery OF
the State of New Jersey, will sell at public
sale, on
FRIDAY, JUNE IL, 1897,
between the hours of IL and O'Clock in the
afternoon of said day Ito wit, at o'clock), at
Jaques' hotel, Bordentown, N. j.,
ALI of that tract of land and premises stu
ate in the city OF Bordentown, In the county
OF Burlington ana state of New ersey, and de-
scribed as follows: Beginning at a stake stand.
ing in the west side of Prince street, corner tc
land of Rachel Oliver, thence running ~ a
southwesterly course along said divers line
two hundred feet to a stake standing on the
east side of Willow street; thence(2) northwe est
wardly along the east side OF Willow street
thirty feet to a stake corner to land of Kate
Rockhill; thence (3) a northeasterly course
along said Rockhill's line two hundred feet ia
a stake corner to said Rockhill on the west
side OF Prince street; thence az southeast
erly course along the west side of Prince
street thirty feet to the stake the place of be
ginning.
Seized as the property of Anna F. Worth, ei
ais, defendants. taken in execution at the
suit OF Christianna IL. Gaskill. complainant
and to be sold by
JOSEPH S. FLEETWOOD,
SAML w BELDoN, Sol'r. Sheriff
Dated May II, 1897 Prs adv. fee, 81. 20
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The May term of court opens this morn
ing. The following are the grand jurors

The May term of court opens this morn
ing. The following are the grand jurors
william A Townsend, Mansfield.
j. Holmes Longstreet, Bordentown.
James w. Caldwell, Chesterfield.
Joseph Powell, Lumberton.
Theodore B. Powell, Pemberton.
Winfield s. Gale, Northampton.
W. Erwin Schermerhorn, Burlington.
John B. Trick, southampton.
Charles G. Coles, Chester.
John j. Morrell, Beverly City.
Frank Lippincott, Burlington City.
Rudolph +. Stecher, Riverside.
Marshal A. Loveland, Bass River.
Walter e. Borden, New Hanover.
Charles z. Kirkbride, Medtord.
Mark Haines. Westampton.
Ezra Budd Marter, ST., Burlington Town.
ship.
Newton Morton, Florence.
Charles B. Chew Evesham.
william p. Plaskett, Mt. Laurel.
Aaron II. Burtis, Springfield.
p. f. Smith, Beverly Township.
Alfred j. Briggs, Cinnaminson.
Albert Hansell, Willingborough.
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Window shades, spring 70 Hers, l5c
Stitched carpet lining, sc yard. Mason's
lib Mill street.
Anything in the musical line from 8
jewsharp to piano, at Harvey Burtis'
Mill and Paxson streets Pianos tuned.
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BURLINGTON COUNTY
ORPHANS

OOONAA UNI A<A-fo
ID COURT.
on the application of Aaron
K. Burr and George Crispin, Order to
administrators OF Ann Do Show Cause.
ron, deceased, for sale of
lands to pay debts.
Aaron K. Burr and George Crispin, admin
istrators OF Ann Doron, decess ed, having ex-
hibited to this Court under oath, just and
true account of the personal estate and debts
of said deceased, whereby Il appears that the
personal estate OF the said Ann Doron is in
sufficient to pay her debts, and requested the
aid of the Court in the premises, II Is, on this
Third day OF May, A. ID. eighteen hundred and
ninety-seven, ordered that all persons inter-
ested in the lands, tenements and real estate
OF said Ann DOr0n, deceased, appear be fore
the Court, at the Court House in Mount Holly,
on the Third day OF July next, at 10 A. NJ, 70
show cause why so much OF the said lands,
tenements, Embellishments and real estate OF
the said Ann Doron, deceased, should not be
sold, as will be sufficient to pay her debts, or
the residue thereof, as the case may require.
ELW0OD II. kIRkBRIDE,
By the Court. Surrogate.
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y
By virtue OF writ of fieri facias, TO me d.
rected, issued out of the Court OF Chancery OF
the state OF New Jersey, L Will sell at public
SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1897,
between the hours OF II ana 5 o'clock in the
afternoon OF said day Ito wit. at o'clock, at
BENJAMIN W. Zelley's hotel, Mount Holly,
N. j.,
All the hereinafter described tract Of land
ana premises, situate on the southerly side of
the middle of the public road leading from the
city of Burlington to the village OF Jackson
vile, and according to the deed dated April
18th, A. ID. 1885, and recorded in Book OF
Deeds, page ls9, &C, in the Clerks office Of
said county, by which John G. Deacon, John
&C., conveyed the same with other land to
said Christopher Rigg, is butted and bounded
as follows, viz Beginning at q stone in the
Jacksonville, corner to land of Jacob She'd
aker, and extends from thence "a south sixty
five degrees and forty-fve minutes east long
the middle OF said road twenty-six chains and
forty-two links to the line of the Mill proper
| ty now OF said Rlgg thence (2) south thirty
two degrees ana fifteen minutes east four
chains and thirty-three links to a corner of
Rigg thence (3) south thirty three degrees
and fifteen minutes east two chains and eigh-
| ty-e1ght links to stone, another corner to
Rigg, near small tree; thence az south two
degrees and thtrty-two minutes west two
chains and five links 10 a stone another cor
ner TO Rfgg; thence (5) south twentv-eight de-
| grees west three chains and forty links to a
sassafras tree corner to said Rigg thence TO-
utes east five chains and three links to another
corner OF Rigg; thence( T)south thirty-eight de-
/ grees ana fifty minutes east along Rigg three
chains ana thirty-seven links to a stone cor
ner to a tract conveyed by the said commits
sioners 70 William II. Lloyd; thence (s) south
| forty-one degrees and thirty minutes west
sixteen chains and eighteen links along said
! tractsto another corner in the east line OF the
Oxmead farm formerly Of John Cox. now TO
his grandson, George ID. Parrish; thence (a)
| forty-two degrees and ffty-two minutes west
/ along said Parrish thirteen chains and sixty
eight links to his stone corner thence Q0)
north twelve degrees and fifteen minutes west
| four chains and sixty-eight links to a stone
another corner Of Parrish thence QD north
/ seventy-one degrees and forty-hve min utes
west along Parrish four chains to Jacob She'd
| aker; thence p2) north twelve degrees ana
| fifteen minutes west along Shedaker twenty
/ six chains and thirteen links to the place OF
| beginning, containing sixty-five acres and
| seventy-four hundredths of an acre OF land be
1 the same more or less.
Seized as the property of Lewis Richardson,
ct ais, defendants, taken in execution at the
suit of Benjamin b. Field, trustee, &C., COM
plainant, and to be sold by
JOSEPH S. FLEETWOOD,
} ERoME Il. GRIGG, Sol'r. Sheriff
Dated May 4, 1897. [Prs. adv. fee, sl4. so
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Eczema. Itohy. scaIy. SKIN Tortura.

| The simple application of 'SwAYNE's ONT
MENT" without any internal medicine, will
cure any case OF letter, Salt Rheum, Ring
worm, Piles, Itch, Sores, Pimples, Eczema al
scaly, Itchy Skin Eruptions, no matter how
obstinate or long standing. tits potent, effect
We. and costs but trifle.
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100000 plants. Now is the time to
plant your garden. have all kinds of
plants for sale, from seed true to name
Come and see me, and / will give you
good stock. Hot beds on Madison ave-
nue., Mount Holly. G. W. Owen, p O.
Box 1914.
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LEHIGH A. A.

Earned runs-Mount Holly, q; Lehigh, 2
Wagner. Struck out-by Black I; by Wiley
by Reynolds 2. First base on called balls
Time of game-I.l5. Umpire"jsmes Berry.
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BURLINGTON COUNTY INSANE DE-
ID PARTMENT.
Nav 4, 1897.
To ths Board Of Chosen FreehoIders:
We, the committee on insane would report
that we visited the Insane department this day
and find the inmates well cared tor. Since
our last report there has been one death
and two admitted; now remaining in the de-
partment S. We visited the State Insane
Asylum, at Trenton, on January 18th. We
find from December T. 1895, to january 10,
1897, there haYe been 26 patients from this
county admitted to that institution and 8
discharged. All of which we most respect
fully submit.
W. II. MITCHELL,
DAVID SHARP,
BURWOOD NJ. HAINES,
Committee on Insane
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$l2,l25 "A
JOSEPH POWELL
County Collector.
We, the Finance Committee, have examin-
ed the books ana vouchers of the County Col
lector for the past six months, and find the no
correct.
ENOCH EVANS
JOHN E. DARNELL,
FRANK p. JONES,
JOEL HoRNER, Committee.
Dir eefOr
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NOTICE.

THE NEW BOARD OF CHOSEN FREE
HOLDERS of Burlington County Will meet at
the Court House. Mount Holly, on WEDNES-
DAY. May u, 1897, at IL O'Clock, for organiza-
tion and for transaction Of other business.
J. H. ANTRIM, Clerk.
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r UMBER FOR SALE.

50 900 feet first class lumber for sale, consist
ing of cedar shingles cedar siding, inch pine
boards and twO-inch pine planks.
MARTIN l.. HAlNES,
Mount Holly. n. j..
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One Hundred Doses One Dollar is pc
culiar to and true only of Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. 1t is economy to buy Hoods
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1872 e. P. Budd, Prosecutor Pleas,
one months salary, l25 90
593 Frank r. Grub, constable, 5 SO
594 kilograms, by order Prosecutor
Budd, O6
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OHERIFF,s SALE.


By virtue of writ OF fieri facias to me di.
recJed, issued out OF the Court OF Chancery OF
the state of New Jersey, will sell at public
sale. on
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By virtue of writ OF feri facias. TO me d.
rected, issued out of the Court OF Chancery OF
the State of New Jersey, will sell at public
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COUNTY ALMsHoUsE.

May 4, 1897.
To the Board Of Chosen Freeholders:
The standing committee of the almshouse
would most respectfully report that they have
examined the books and vouchers OF the stew
ard and find the following to be true and
correct exhibit OF the same for the past quar-
ter, ending May T. 1897:
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-15
WEYLER MAY CAUSE
SPAIN TROUBLE YET
Political BackerS Of General Torment
Ing Agitation in His Behalf.
ARMY SUPPORTS MOVEMENT
Zig Reception Being Arranged for Of
ficar on Arrival in Madrid.
CONSERVATIVE PARTY IS ATTACKED
Series of Public Meetings Will Pro-
test Against Weyler's Recall
from Cuba.

Madrid. November S-Lieutenant Gene
raj WtyIers political hackers, supported by
his influential following in the army, are
fomentng agitation his behalf
against the government policy and are
preparing to give him a reception on his
arrival which Will. if they can bring it
about, neutralize the critical attitude OF
the Sagasta cabinet.
Senior Romero Robledo, who is leading the
agitation, addressed a largo meeting of
conservatives today, at which several SEN
ators and deputies were present. and made
q violent attack upon the governing com
mittcr Of the conservative party whom he
charged win being responsible for the
dissolution Of the party He eulogized Lieu
tenant General Weylar as a military COM
mauder and q civil administrator. and urg
ed that war is the only true policy in
Cuba"
Senior RObedo will go to Corunna to meet
the general on his arrival on tn" hlont-
serrat Meanwhile. he is organizing i So
r.es Of public meetings to prot,s. a&ainst
the recall of Weyler the first Of which
VII be hold tomorrow, and he proposes q.
REORGANIZATION of the conservative party
upon the basis of the programme of tn.
late Senior Canovas del Castillo, as 20 Cuba
ana the PHILIPPINES.
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time and 1t Is the general opin on tnot
within two months insu!ar chambers will
be formed when the governors will be
elected by popular vote
The insurgents are again active through
out central and eastern Cuba. 1t is un-
derstood that they will shortly make a bold
demonstration as proof that they have not
accepted autonomy and to induce the next
session Of the United States congress to
recognize their rights as belliGerents.
Throughout the island general dissatis-
faction exists among the Spanish troops,
who oppose the policy of coaXinS the IN
surgents and according them kind treat
ment, which, they believe, will facilitate
the plans of the insurgents. Marshal Blah-
co. it is understood, lacks the necessary
moral influence over the troops 10 induce
them to carry out his plans for the kind
treatment of the irsurg' hts, and the nat
uraI cons .Qucnce of this is Il state OF
confusion. The annexation of Cuba to tho
United States is gaining in favor among
the mercantile and foreign elements III the
island
Tho local guerilla band at st. Felipe.
province of Havana. while accommodating
In the envir0nS Were surprised by band
of insurgents under Juan DclEado ana
eight of the twenty SuCilllaS composing the
band were machetcd. The rest lied to the
town.
Governor General Bianco has dispatched
several p1clliCoos, provided with passes, TO
the inslirgent lines with u view to Undue
ing the leaders to lay down their arms and
accept autonomy. He has issued orders 10
the guerilla bands not to modest these en-
voyS.
General Pancho Garlic. according to of
cial reports, recently crossed by way OF
the La Louisa hills at IiHc"taS. win ~"
mounted men. returning from CionfucSoS,
where he went to meet an expedition
which landed thor" recently, II is believed
from the Dauntless General Garlic was
on his way to the Felicia ranch ON tho
border OF Rio Gianco. where is located the
camp of General Gomez in the Sincu
ri
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GERMAN SHELLS FOR HAYTI.
Warship To Back Up Demand of Ger
man Minister.

R.rIIn %oycn,b.. lI-Thr German war
ship Gc1i0n IS under orders to soil for Fort
au Prince. flayti, This month in order 10
insist upon redress for the arrest of i'rr
I,ued,rs. a German subject and nj ''lI. W
full Imprisonment. fo" which count Sfh"'-
r,n th, German minister Il; Port Ill } Gee,
has demanded iHdrmuitv-
Iuo.lcrs is now believed To ho N G.rn.'ny,
having been released from prison IN "l"'r
to avoid further compti 'luoHS. iAr I"-
tiyee of Port an Prince having fr"%'' 81
TO mob the German legation md INh'h
I.uedcrs The fitting out Of Jh" NaF5nlp Is
hptut. FASTENED rs much as possible.
The officials of tt" Gtrmln f"r&Sp OIL
flee do not believe the matter "ih D. @!-
1usttl for some time to com" because &c
Ilayti1n government has assumed " S'"'-
born attitude. Tho German h"Wsrlp"rf
are blaming tn" government for the 'vt'y
In bringing HAyu t" terms
Th. German version OF This AFFAIR is thhl
lucders Was sentenced to pay 4 flne OF $lN
and tr undergo Il months lmpr'S"hil III
for resisting policeman. winch L"'d''S
denies Thrreupun he dcmaub"u second
triuI obtaiurI it and witnesses testified
that they haQ not seen him strike me 10
Ucuman; but IN 50 te OF this In''iclS was
rpscntrnced, this time to pay q me Oh $"50
and to undergo years InpllS"Rihrht' NE
Original trouble between Lu'ders AVID the
poIiceman it is claimed in his t"h.,f. Vas
dine 10 the latter forcing his Way IU'" his
residence, contrary to the law, in order t."
arrest one OF his servants
After Iuc,}ors's second tr.al tn" German
minister took the matter In maud "i"I on
October nth he went TO the prrSld NJ OF
U,yti Augustiu mon sam, and demanded
i'm the nam. of the German emperor that
Iuedors be set at liberty. and also demand
ing for every day the latter had spent i'll
prison, tWenty-thrcc days in all. an indem-
nifty Of $l.ocn in gold. The minister added
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NEW MAYOR OF LONDON.
Faudel- Phillips Has Been Succeeded
by uoIatio David Davis.

Landau November q-In spite of 4 thick
Jrsy1I,. AMI y heavy fog. the ancient custom
,r ,r..-.,fiul, the elected chief MAGISTRATE
80 nudno r1orsito David Davies, t. the
,,,,r,-,.utatiycs Of the sovereign and to the
=, oule. vas observed today with success.
I'M. usual thrungs of people lined the route
and the decorations were more ambitious
than usual
Put I'm spite of the weather., a more
gti,ri,,,- i,f,,.f Of the poruIllity of InnGou'5
:! "'' 49, ,+ r, ,,i,,,,, e.,
MAYOR Pt"''99'o"' "'@ no "-' 7''N'' 49,
Il long timt.
After tn" usual loyal ana formal toaStS,
+nr Inlruui- of IauSdOWuc, secretary Of
,,~,,, far war r,snou.)ed for "Thr ARMY"
.,t ,,,,+. 49,. l.,l4.},,r,, ~, rj.i,,, ,,,s
Inc MAJ ~ 20 "
greeted VITA several minutes "' 'hl'lH""u'
cheering. lie began by u"pIor!ng tho On
,ri,..rs' dfsnutc which, h. said ''iuvuiycd
...,, ,,,,,,.,t,,, or Ii.,e,.r nf t,..
''' ,,a, -, r.. ,, -
country o"e "'"4'u '''"' nv "'7 So" ~
sly there was 4 renewed prospect mat
the board Of trades Intervention would
rrn,.,. 81, t.e,sfuI
I,t, l.l.rf, road . te1oorarn from tho
''' -, .. -. l..,,,,,,
queen a7hi'T nun 40 'APi 80 nv" i''
her MAJ sly lett te htiN'Iou9 "l9PId! GA
Iuyaltv to the crown and to her person at
,h Iii, ,n.,rd ni,iln. festivities
:" i . 49,, l,,,t ,f Tho
tLIli on te H'ilah IioHt!'r III terms
similar to those used by tn" MARQUIS OF
ans Irv.n. ard warmly praisiug the con-
I - th. Aroln t,.,,nt'an ax,,dif,un I'm
quo '" ,,i,,,, r., ,,,,,il,r ,,o,,,.. 10
t,'e Ii,,,, ..,,1, -, vi. .n.,,.h miro
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Havana, November 9-An official dispatch
from Alfonso XII, province Of Natanzas,
announces the surrender there to the Sp
ish authorities of an insurgent force con-
sisting Of three officers and fifteen prlVateS'
1t Is semi officially announced that Cen
eral Maxine Gomez has been attempting to
concentrate the irsurgent forces near kem-
edos, the principal northern port OF the
province of Santa Clara, and it is added
that he was engaged by a Spanish force
with the result that the insurgents LETT nine
men killed on the field.
Captain General Blanco has issued a cir
cular to the Spanish force commanders IN
structinE them to favor the owners OF 81,
gar estates by all means in their power and
10 encourage those who may be less dis
posed than others to grind their cane.