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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
DISTRICT NO. "a.
Raid.

Line No. ], same as Line No. 2, District No. q.
Line No. 3, same as Line No. |, District No. q
Line No. 3, thence run along Due West and
Abbeville road to a hickory tree 200 yards
south of mile rock.
Line No. 4, thence run
n. $50 w. l.8l miles,
passing 100 yards south Of Pink Milford's and
80 yards south of school house, and 80 yards
south of Larkin Bells, corncring OH post oak.
Line No. ), thence run
n. 500 w. 056 miles.
passing % yards north of j. b. Cochrane's and
40 yards north of Means Chapel schoolhouse,
and cornering on hickory 10 yards northwest
of schoolhOuSe.
Line No. 6, thence run
n. 100 w. 2.02 miles,
passing 81 yards south of S. w. Prices and
cornering on ash on bank of Little Riverabout
| mile above Martins mill.
Line No. Z, thence run down Little River to
Barnett's bridge.
Line No. s, beginning at Barnetts Bridge
follow the Abbeville and Barnetts Bridge road
to r. a. Rchey's.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
DISTRICT NO. 81.
Bethel.

Line No. !. Same as Line No. 3, District 20,
to where the road nterScctS Calhoun and Ce-
dar Springs township Line near Mrs. 5. +.
Gibcrt'S.
Line No =. Same as Line No. l, District
No. Is.
Line No. 3. Up Long Cane to q. G. Il \.
railroad
Line No. 4, follows along the north side of &.
G. Il n. railroad rght-Of-way to where 1t inter
sccts Line No. !, Of District No. - TO where II
intcrscctS Line No. 7, Distric2 No. y.
No. % to its corner.
Line No. g. Same as Line No. e, District
No. ~.
Line No. :. Same as Line No. 8, District
No. ~
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
DISTRICT No. 10.
BellvieW.

Line No. |, beginning on Long Cane Creek
at extremity of Line No. 3, District No. II, and
run
y. :2o W. l.5l miles,
passing lj0 yards west of Geo. PattcrSOn'S; and
corncring on large rcd oak 30 yards east of j.
Il. Horizons.
Line No. >, thence run
y. 22o W. 25 miles,
passing i mile c;tSt Of \. Il. LindSay'S, ana
through the Mory house, and corncring ON
stake by public road, - yards north of Morry
house.
Line No. 3, thence run
=. 80 W. l.EJ miles,
passing lj0 yards north of Lou JohnSonS, and
cUrncrin% in field.
Line No. 1, thence run
= so W. =. ii miles,
passing 100 yards north of Pat Mct'aSlan'S;
through Watliin LcSlic'S house, and corncrins
on bank of Little River
Line No. ,, thence down Little River to mouth
of Long Game Creek.
Line No. L, thence up Long Cane Creek to he
ginning point.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
DISTRICT NO, "A.
Broadmouth.

Line No. |, same as line No. 1, District No.
rS.
Line No. =, thence
:. so w. 0.625 miles
to Il corner near old Waldrop place.
Line No. 3, thence
n 30 W. 2.f3 miles
passig l5O yards southwest of Gus MaitisOn'S,
aO wards east of Bob Donalds. 20O yards east of
Foster Agncw, 30 feet west of Mrs. !. +. Big
by'sand corncring on Anderson line about -
way between Luther Mayteld's and Charlie
Davis.
LineNo 1, thence along Anderson line To Sa-
ludt river.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
DISTRICT No. 10.
Mt, Carmel,

Line No. |, same rs Line No. |, District No. g..
Line No. =, thence down Savannah River to n
point about % mile below Cadcs Ferry, and 80
yards above old Fort Charlotte.
Line No. 3, thence run
y. so +. to Little River,
passing through Alex LomaX'S house on Hes
ter place; 80 yards north of Samuel Morrow'S;
200 yards north of w. l.. Darracott's on S. v.
II. r., and corncring on bank Of Little River
Line No. 4, thence up Little River to begin
ming point.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
DISTRICT NO. 43.
Oak Grove.

Line No. |, same as line No. 4, District No.
42.
Line No. ., same as line No 3, District No. ~
Line No 3, same as line No.6, District No "9
Line No. 1, thence run.
n $50 +. 36i miles.
crossing Honea Path road l50 yards west OF
Mrs f. Moore's, and 20 yards from CROSSROADS,
crossing River road 20O yards southeast OF J.
H. Woods, passing - yards northwest of Mel
son Moorc's, corncrng on Ash Oh Bank of Sa-
luda.
Line No. ), thence run down S;lluda to be-
ginning point.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
DISTRICT No. 4.
Lowndesville Township.

Line Mol, beginning Mt intersection of Rocky
River and Anderson and Abbcvillc County
line, run down Rocky River to where ii inter
ScctS Line No $, District No. 3, at four popltrS.
Line No. =, thence follow Line No. :, District
No. 3 to X. X. at Bculah church.
Line No. 3, thence along county line to bcSin-
ming point.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15

Line No. ., thence down Savannah River to
g., G. & y. trcstlc.
Line No. 3, thence along the G., {. Il y. K. K.
to Mckinley (Nerr) Creek.
Line No. /, thence up Mckinley (kerr) Creek
to LOwndcSvillc and Magnolia township line.
Line No. ., thence along said township line
TO beginning point.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
DISTRICT NO. rs.
Pine Grove.

Line No. !, same as line No |, District No. 8.
Line No. same as line No 2. District No. q
for distance of two miles and cornering in
field 300 yards south of Gid Daws0n's.
Line No. g. thence run
n. $50 +. $50 miles.
passing 100 yards west of James Giles, and 50
yards east Of Will RurreSs and 200 yards east Of
Mrs. E. Hodges and cornering on pine on
line No. 2. District No. q.
Line Nod. Thence run along line No. 2,
District No. q to its intersection with Penney's
creek in J. f. Brownlee's bottoms.
Line No. D. thence run down Penney's creek
to bridge on road from Flat Rock to Martins
mill.
Line No. G, thence run down said road to
Little River ut Martins mill.
Line No. :, thence run down Little River
to beginning point.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
DISTRICT NO. 20.
Sharon,

Line No. |, beginning at G. G.. d n. tresrl0
over north fork Of Calhoun creek and running
with railroad on south side of rlghtofway for
1876 yards; then crossing over to north side of
right-of-way and runnidg along railroad un-
til you reach J. Il. Chcathams where the line
curves around his house throwing
him into District number twenty;
then continue on north side of right-of-way
until you.reach q point 200 yards from the rail-
road crossing about 2tO yards south of County
poor house.
Line No.. Follow line parallel to road
leading from poor house to Chas Riches, and
at Il distance of 200 yards from road OH west
side, until you strike the Sharon road.
Line No. 3, thence down Sharon road until
you reach the house of j. f.. Evans where the
curves SO as to put Mr. Evans Oh the west side
in District No. 20; thence down Mt Carmel
road until you reach the residence of DIR. Wall
ter Shcrard where the line curves around his
house, leaving it on the east side in District
No. q thence down Mt. Carmel road to the
extremity of Line No. 3, District 10.
Line No. |. Same as Line No. 3, District 10.
Line No. ). Same as Line No, 2, District ID.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
DISTRICT NO. 81.
KeoWee.

Line No. |, beginning ut stake on Anderson
Line, 80 feet east Of the Jim Shirley house on
the Josh Afhlcy's place, run
S. $50 f.. 2.6l miles
passing about halfway between Glenn BigDy's
and Gus Norris, crossing Honcl Path road
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
DISTRICT NO. 40.
Pineville,

Line No. l, same as Line Nos, District No. 80.
Line No. 2, thence run along Greenwood Line
to douglass mill corner.
Line No. 3, thence run along Abbeville road
to beginning Of Line 4, District No. 81.
Line No.4, same as Line No. 4. District No. 34
Line No. 5, thence run down Long Cane
creek to mouth of Johns creek.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
DISTRICT NO. %.
WarrentOn.

Line No. !, same as Line No. |, District No.l0.
Line No. 2. same as Line No. !, District No. 20
Line No. 3, same as Line No. 3, District No %
Line No. 4, runs along road from Il. A. Rich
ey's to Barnett's (Hamlin's) bridge on Little
river.
Line No. 5, down Little river to G. c. &
N. treStle.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
DISTRICT No. IA.
Bordeaux Township.

Line No. |, same us Line No. !, District No. b.
Line No =, thence along proposed Greenwood
line to post in front of Geo. SibcrtS house, and
about one mile from Troy.
Line No ;, thence run
y. so W. .j0mlcS,
passing south of Jos. CreSSwcll'S; north Of Geo.
Weeks, and corncring on ash on bunk of Long
Cane Creek, Il mile west of Geo. Weeks, and
about miles below PattcrSon's bridge.
Line No. 1, thence down Long Cane Creek to
Little River
Line No. ), thence down Little River TO be-
ginning point.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
DISTRICT No. l6.
Long Cane,

Line No. |, beginning at corner at Morey
place, run
n. 100 +. 300 miles,
niSSin. $50 yards north of l.ucien Gary'S; be-
tween houses of ]. IL. and w. ii. BuuglIman,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
DISTRICT 29.
Sunny Slope.

Line No. !, same as line No. .. District No y
Line No. 2, thence run down Little ltiVcr TO
Martins Bridge. -
Line No. 3, same as line No. q, District No -.
Line No. /, saline Us line No ), District No. %.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
DISTRICT NO. 26.
Lone Forest.

Line No. |, same as line No.7, District No. 3.
Line No2. run along line No, 8, District No.
3 20 Rocky River.
Line No. 3. thence run up Rocky River to
point u mile above Halls mill, cornering on
ash.
Line No. 4, same as line No. !, District M. q.
Line No. 5, along line No 2, District No. Y
for .75miGs, cornering onIpine.
Line No. 6, same as line No:3, District No. -.
Line No. :, thence run up line No. 2, District
No. O, To beginning point.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
DISTRICT No. 7.
Magnolia Township.

Line No l. beginning at the intersection of
Rocky River and LowndcSville and Magnolia
township line, and run down Rocky River to
its mouth.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
D.EScRIP PT|Oy
OF THE -
Scb0o|DiSttriIctS
IN
AbbeYine County, S. G.
DISTRICT No. l.
LoWndesVille Township.

Line No. l, beginning at Black Oak on An
derson County line, run
:. 30 T., l.95 miles,
passing 100 yards west of old Spcer place; 80
Yards west of Mac HeardS, and cOrnering on
White Oak about 300 yards east of Caleb Clink-
scales.
Line No 9, thence run
S. 100 f., l.30 miles,
passing 300 yards east of John McNair's; 300
yards west of w. l.. Bowman's; 80 feet west of
rhos Parnelrs, and cornerng on Black Oak
on Bowman's Ferry road, about TO yards east
of road leading to Samuel Epps.
Line No. 3, thence run along Bowlnan's Ferry
road to Ross Creek, then down Ross Creek To
Savannah River.
Line No. 1, thence run up Savannah River to
Anderson and Abbeville County line.
Line Mo. ), thence run along county line to
beginning point.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
Water W orks.

HAVE your work done by man that
IL knows his business and save money
and health. Z. Is. VEkONEE. .-
Practical and Licensed Plumber.
Abbeville, $. C., Jan. II, 1897. .
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
DISTRICT 80.
Smithville Township.

Line No. l, same as line No. 4, District No. 81.
Line No. 2, thence run down Long Cane
creek to mouth of Johns Creek.
Line No. 3, thence run up Johns creek and
Long branch to Greenwood line.
Line No. 4, thence run along Greenwood line
to q. G. & n, railroad.
Line No. 5, thence run along G. C. & N. rail-
road on south side of right of way to It's inter-
section with line No. 7, District No. p.
trict No. 22 to corner near John Douglasss
place.
Jtne No Same nc line No & District NOI
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
DISTRICT No. IL.
Bordeaux Township.

Line No. /, same as Line No. 3, District No. II.
Line No. 2, thence down Savannah to mouth
of Little River.
Line No. 3, thence up Little River to begin
ming point.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15

Call and see one full line of buggy harness.
We are making and selling them cheap. G.
z. Hammond & Co.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
Line No. 5, thence down saluda to beginning
DISTRICT NO. 45.
Honea Path.

Line No. !, same as line No. 8, District No. "A.
Line No. g. same as line No. Z, District No. 40.
Line No. 8, same as line No. s, District No. So.
Line No. 4, same as line No. l, District No. 81 Z,
Line No. ), thence along Anderson and Ab.s
oeville line to beginning point. ....5
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
DISTRICT No. II.
Calhoun Township.

baLiio md t Snrrnni rnod no onS Toihnnn W ond
Cedar Springs township line, near Mrs. S. F..
Gibert's, and run down the road to south fork
of Calhoun Creek.
Line No. 2 thence down Calhoun Creek to
Little River.
Line No. 3, thence down Little River to the
extremity of Line No. 4, District No Is.
Line No. 4, same as Line No. 4, District No. ID.
Line No. 5, same as Line No.3, District No. Is.
Line No. 6, thence along Line No. |, District
lG, to Calhoun and Cedar Springs township
line.
Line No. = thence along said township line
to beginning point.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
DISTRICT NO. 30.
Cold Spring.

Line No. l, Same as Line No 6, District No. "a.
Line No. 2, same as line No 5. District No. "a.
Line No. 4, thence run along the Due West
road north, to Country road leading to house
of Mrs. Mary Gordon.
Line No. 5, thence run
N. $50 w. $40 miles.
passing 800 yards south of A. G. Hagan's, n
mile south of Martin Bakers, l50 yards south
of T. L. Haddon's and 200 yards south Oft v.
Miller's, and cornering on Birch on Little
River.
Line No. 8, thence run down little River to
beginning point.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15

cornering on Snake Road 200 yards north of
Watson place.
Line No. ., thence run
n. $50 +. 2.25 miles,
passing 20 feet south of Chapel pool; 200 yards
south of Jim Crawford's, and crossing Long
Cane Creek in his pasture about | mile below
Jordan's bridge, and corners on walnut on pro
posed Greenwood line so yards east of VIM.
Thomas on Steifcr place.
Line No. 3, thence down proposed Greenwood
line to post at Geo. Sibert's.
Line No. 4, same as Line No. g. District No. II.
Line No. ), same as Line No. |, District No. Is.
Line No. Q, same as Line No =, District No. Is.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15

Line No. 5, thence run along line No. 2, Dis
trict No. q to s. w. Southerlands.
Line No. 9, same as Line No. 3, District
No, u.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
DISTRICT NO. SO.
Promised Land.

Line No. l, beginning at Jordan's old mill
on Long Cane creek and running along Green
wood line to G.. G.. & n. railroad.
Line No. 2, thence run along G. c. & N. rail-
road on south side of right Of way TO Long
Cane creek.
Line No. 8, thence run down Long Cane creek
to beginning point.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
NNANNWVV~

about a mile north of Keowee church; pass
ing n mile South of new house on Dick Rob
inson's place, and north Of Hamp Stones
and cornering on willow on Hogskin
Line No. 2, thence run down HoSskin to
its mouth.
Line No. 8, thence run up Little River to its
intersection with line No. A. District No. IS.
Line No. 4, same as line No. 4, District No.
Line No. 5, thence run along Anderson and
Abbeville Line to beginning point.
DISTRICT NO. 38.
Due West.
Line No. l, same as Line No. /, District No.
3B.
Line No. 2 same as Line No. 2, District No.
SO.
Line No. 8, same as line No. 8, District No.
25. -
Line No. 4, same as line No. I, District No. 25.
to point 100 yards northeast of ]. P. Gordon's.
Line No. 9, thence run
passing D yards north Of Joe Robinson's, so
yards sout of David CARROTS, and cornering on
the east corner of ]. f. Todd's garden.
Line No. 7, thence run
N. 7lo w. 1.45 miles,
Line No. 8, thence run
N. 900 w. OFT miles,
Hawthorne's and cornering on Wards road
between Miss Rhoda Martins and Mrs. Walk
er's
Line No. 8, thence running
N. $50 w. 0.75 miles,
and cornering on Willow on bank of Hogskin
creek.
Line No. 10, thence run down Hogskin creek
to beginning point.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-09-15
DISTRICT NO "a.
Center.

Line No !, beginning Mt 8 mile rock OH Due
West and Abbeville road in front Of j. H.
Green's and running
S. $50 f. 25l miles,
passing Is yards south of old gin house; 100
yards south of Calvin Anderson'S, and corner
Ing on post oak on Due West and Douglass
Mill road.
Line No. 2, thence run down said road to the
fork Of road Mt Spruel place.
Line No. 3, thence run along the Abbeville
road to d point about about 100 yards north
of A. +. Calvert's at fork ofcountry road.
Line No. 4, thence run
S. goo f. 0.9l miles
to the bank of Long Cane Creek, $50 yards
north of the large sycamore.
Line No. 5, thence run down Long Cane Creek
to mouth Of Bailey's Creek.
Line No. 6, same as line No. 2, District No.
81.
Line No. I, same as Line No. /, District No.
81
Line No. 3. Thence run up Due West and
.ibbevillc road to beginning point.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-02

Fire broke out in an upstairs bedroom
in the boarding house Of Mrs. Farrell,
2slO ChapIlne street, about o'clock this
morning, and as a result three persons
were badly burned, and one may be fa-
tally.
The reels south Of the creek were soon
on the spot after the alarm was sound
ed, but the fre had gained such start
that It took several minutes TO subdue
It. The fire originated, 1t is thought.
from the explosion OF a lamp, which
set on the mantel. 1t is also thought
that 1t may have originated from the
fire in the crate catching the bed
clothes.
Those burned are John Henderson, his
thirteen-year-o son. Percy. and
James Brady. The three men were
sleeping in the bed room. and Brady
awakened first, when the room was in
blaze. He rushed to the bed where
Henderson and his son lay. and tried to
arouse them. He had difficulty IN his
efforts. as the room was full Of smoke.
and bed clothes. carpets and furniture
were mass OF .ames. Brady finally
dragged them out in the hall and gave
the alarm.
Henderson Is severely burned and his
recovery is doubtful. His body is
about the only place untouched by the
flames, his legs and arms TO his elbows
being burned, and his head. face and
neck are in n frlghtful condition, and
his eyes are ruined. His son is also Se-
rIouSly burned, but not so bad as his
father. Brady received painful burns
while heroically rescuing the father and
son.
The boy was carried into the house Of
neIghbor. Mr.. Haynes, and the father IL
being cared for in room downstairs, In
his boarding house. Henderson Is q
WIdoWer, and with his son. boarded with
Mrs. Farrell. DrS. MRpley and CHAM
bers are the attending physicians. Tho
fire was so sudden, and 50 terrible IN tt8
effect, that It seems wonderful how soon
It got such a start, before discovered.
Though said to have originated from .
lamp, the lamp, strange to say, 10 stu
intact. The theory that the IRE started
from some bed clothes coming In contact
with the fire place, is probably the mora
correct.
The fire department extinguished tho
fire. without 1t reaching beyond the bed
room. Nearly everything in the room u
destroyed, and the inmates escaped Ritha
out stitch Of clothing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-02

fraction of ita sovereignty while good
faith toward friendly nations requires
their prevention"
Hence the court held that while the
act was intended to secure neutral ac'
tlon, II was nevertheless nn act to pun.
lsh certain Offenses against tho United
States by fines. etc, defining the pre-
else nature OF these OEfGnses. Tho CHIEF
Justice reviewed the origin OF the stat
ute IN question, saying II was brought
forward from the laws OF 1913 and 1894.
He held that the law had originally
been drafted at WashinEton's lnstigas
tlOn, and that the words colony, dis
trict or people," on the proper conBtruc-
tIon OF which the case hinged, were In
serted In 1878 at the instance OF the
Spanish minister, who suggested that
the South American colonies In revolt,
and not so recognized as Independent,
might be included in the word state"
The court held that the words must
necessarily be held applicable TO body
OF insurgents associated together IN q
common political enterprise and carry
inr on hostilltles against the parent
country In the effort 10 achieve inde-
pendence, although recognition OF bel
ligerency had not been accorded"
Neither OF the words, the opinion con-
tinucd, is used as equivalent to the word
state. and the word people In the con-
nectIOn in which Il In used must apply
to a body Of persons leBs than state or
nation" and this meaning would be sat
isfied by considering II as applicable to
any consolidated political body
Chief Justice Fuller continued by say
Ing II belonged TO tho political depart
ment TO determine when belligerency
should be recognized, but that there was
n sharp distinction between the recog-
milton Of belligerency and the recognl-
tion OF political revolt, a9 was shown
in this case. In which, while there had
been no recognition OF belliEerency'
there had Still been many ptoclama5
tiOns and messages by the President
recognizing. the Cuban insurrection and
an actual conflict OF arms in resistance
OF the authority OF q government with
which the United States are on terms OF
peace and amIty, although acknowledg-
ment OF belligerency had not taken
place.
Continuing with this branch OF the
case he said: I'VE see no Justification
for Importing into section 6,2s3 words
which IL does not contain, and which
would make It's operation depend upon
the recognition OF belligerency and
while the libel might have been drawn
with somewhat greater precision, we
are OF tho opinion that It should not
have been dismissed.
The Judgment OF the district court OF
Florida was reversed and the case re-
manded with directions to resume GUS
tody Of the vessel, which had been re-
leased on bond.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-02

NEW YORK, March ia dispatch TO
the Herald from Havana says: 1t Is
learned on the very highest authority
that Captain General weyler has for
warded his resignation to the Spanish
government at Mndrld.
The captain general It Is said, will
leave the island as soon as possible.
probably In about three weeks.
This decisive step, General Weyler de-
termlned to take US soon as he heard of
the release OF Julio sanguftty. The cap
tain general had frequently said that he
would resign II the crown should inter-
fere with Als policy in regard to priSOn-
ers, especially Americans, and he was in
censed beyond measure at being ignored
in the negotiations carried on By the
Spanish government In the case Of the
notable captive. sangulIly, who was re-
leased on Friday.
I, IS reported that General Ramon
Blanco Y. Arenas, the Marquis Of Pena
Plata. may be appointed to succeed Cen
oral NVevler