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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-05-26


On May LIST a cut OF 10 per cent. in the
wa. es OF section ioremen and section
crews vent into effect on the Northern
Pacific Railway. Foremen nov yet $I5
per month and sections hands 81 20 per
day.
The Flathead Indians who came here
t. attend The powsow brought speci-
mems OF their handimork made Of 20 :
ished horns. A substantial chair was
among the articles, and it is a handsome
and unique piece OF work.
Captain sheerer has built a water
tank OF 5000 gallons capacity, ~remodeled
his Windmill, fixed ny his mansion and
taken other steps to greatly improve his
property on Emerald Flat. He is a man
Of taste and getting ready to take water
suggests that he may be thinking Of
other joys.
1t o turns ont that lawyer Torrey-
son, of Carson, and lawyer Jones, OF
Austin, were pioneer members OF the
Sazerac Lying Club and received medals
for being efficient members. We now
realize that the honors were well be-
slowed, and when we have occasion to
pass points between their respective
homes in future we will go by wire.
Second installment OF mems fine sum
mer over and under wear just received
and now open at Griswold's. The
choicest patterns of Neustadter Bros.
Immense line, made in California.
The big dance at the Indian Reservs-
ton is over. Captain Dave says they
had a great time. There we've Indians
from many, sections of the country in
attendance. The tribes represented were
the Piutes, Flatheadr, Washoe, Ban
nocksI, Digger, Pitt River and Shoshones.
They played football, hand guess, and
talked over matters of interest to the
Indians.'sH
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inventors insen' many 'psth'io"S anu
they a'so ihsen' "'aiy auesee"s ap0n'
theui ss a'eheaieol"ose SNOW "esS's'
VA ohow aeo. "ase puo'isleu nt'ie
oook IN wtteh '"oy e"ueaVor 70 "h',o'-
pate ana answer 4"oh' every question
that All inventor eVer 'hseh.eu. ~
will Ia aunt fraa f0 n4k4 addroaa
uook WIN % aen' ~ Any auu'esr'
Wri'e w. a. 'no" 49, "A's.o"'
. MISS Lima" p'Ail San rta"''s'o'
WHOSE PTe.'y t"oe W." ing near'."
through the window OF a San Francisco
cigar Store where SHE WAS employed, and
who il o sueiny the x President for
breach OF promises, although it is stated
he has a pretty Spanish wife living,
worked ia Winnemucca ut theLafayetle
hotel as "a waiter girl a iew.yeafA ago.
Silver State. n 49,
"raho ,nApce''e' Ao'reyson Oh Inc
n'gh p ryt"iaS returned from MS
onhc'a' WISH w 'ne EASTERN par'o' tue
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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-05-26
f.. OLINGHoUsE.

For RENT-Several nice DWELLING
cheap; n furnished. Also
stove for sale. Apply to s. Arnstein.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-05-26
Mass.

On Sunday, May 30th, Rev. F. A.
Reynolds will celebrate Mass at Wads-
worth.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-05-26
Sunday Services

Morning service at IL A.. ~. Evening
2 p. NJ. REv. B~ELLAA, Rector.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-05-26

Gill's Magic Catarrh Cure. Call n,
the DISPATCH dice.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-05-26
Notice.

Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are re-
quested to meet at Fraternal Hall Sun
day ut 2 p. m.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-05-26

LOST-Ah account book for which
Mr.. Garaven:i offers the finder one dol
lar. Money at this office.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-05-26
w. II. DAV is.
~LOVELOCK, NEVADA;

-SHRYlGS-
The choice Brands of Wines, Liquors,
and Cigars constantly on hand. ,
His Resort is one of the most R,aysant
and all treated accordingly.
A rpecial selected stock of soft drinks.
TRY HIS FAMOUS GLOVE BUDS
CIGARS. ~ r
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-05-26

Trib is II good linilnent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-18
h Extraerdiaary Migration.

One of the greatest mysteries to scien- tists, one for which there seems to be 10 reasonable explanation, is that con- corning the migration of the lemning, CT Norway rat. Instead of taking place once q year theaa migrations occur only once ill every years. When the time comes for the exodus, the little animals journey westward from Scandinavia, allowing nothing to stop their move ments, which virtually amount to a headlong flight. They swim the lakes and rivers and climb the highest noun tains ill inealculable numbers, devastat- ing the whole country through which they travel. Naturalists attribute the movement to some inherited memory of q flight to escape all expected cataclysm, but this seems somewhat farfetched. = Pittsbarg Dispatch.
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HE sQETAMls E.EIEt.
-ze Ts Eis Eldest D7othcr. V4fAo Is Rarely
 Seen In Public.

Re Is I9is Eldest B7othcr. V.E1o 1s Rarely
 Seen In Public.
 The saltan's heir t a85 his eldest son, but his elliesf br0ahef. according to the London Echo. He eldes5 male succeeds. Such is the law Of Islam and the fraitful source of d5aastie murders in almost every reign siHaa 5ae Turks became q power. The sultan has four brotheHs-Bot ene onlE5 $ was lately alleged. His elzIeas brother k Beehaa Ef2eaiii-s6hat is Co say, he is eldest aft CT the ex=sultan5 Hura5 7, whe, Icing insane, ls not counted. Ire third broth CT is Haredin, aesl the fourth Sulisnan The sultan'5 eldest son, Prince Se1i1p, has no earthly chance of succeeding his father. lie has too many uncleg and unclo' sons for that. But Prince selim is lucky, if Ire knows it, for he is not dangerous. He lives 6 life of freedom, whereas the heir is, by the custom of the Ottomans, kind of life prisoner.
 Rechad Ehendi is rarely seen. Every time ho drives ont he is escorted by troop, less by way of an escort than as 6 guard. The few who do know him like him, for he is said to be q cour- teous, humane, well informed man, ac- Guainted with current politics and keen ly interested in them. He is a good farmer. The pretty palace known as the Tcheragan is his reside Of course Rechad's visitors are searched before they ire admitted and when they are leaving by the saltan's officials Dur ing times of trouble in Armenia, Con- stantinople and Crete RecIlad is more narrowly watched than ever. for the sultan aud his elique know that Reehad is popular. Unlike the sultan Rechad is one of the nest handsome men ill Con- stamtinople
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Influence.

Nc human being can come into the world without increasing or diminish ing the sum total of human happiness, not only of the Tresent, but of every subsequent age of humanity No one ean eefaeh himself from this eonnec- tion. There is no sequestered spot i'll the universe, no dark niche along the disk of nulexistence to which he can retreat from his relations to others. where he can withdraw the influence of his existence upon tho moral destiny of the world. Everywhere he will have companions whow will be better or worse Tor iils influence. New York Ledger
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., n:tta cure liver ills; easy to Il0Od HlfIS take, easy to operate. 25c.

homes on industrial and commercial competition in general in large cities, there are certain considers tions which, at least, should al- way be kept in view by those who manage such homes. Four years ago statistics showed that S4 per cent of the working women in Chi cago made their earnings cover their expenses, while 15 per cent saved on an average $69 q year, the re maining l per cent failing to pay their way. If these statistics are trustworthy, at that time 8 per cent of the women and girls were in reality fighting a losing battle, 50 far as regards establishing . balance on the right side Of the account is concerned. Marriage or some fortunate occurance might inter- vene iE theirfavor, otherwise on the whole there was no outlook for per manent independence ahead for three .fourths of the egirls and women then employed in occupations and pursuits which, until recent years were open only to men.
 But as regards marriage, this competition of the sexes in business has made t more and more difficult every year for men to earn incomes jastifying matrimoaE. Girls who can secure room and board for S2 or s 9 week can work for s or $6 week and still comeout ahead Of the average young man who receives q salary oJ s10 or $f2 Q week. bet foF whom there are no homes where bis salary can be made to go the furth crest possible. Moreover it is be coming more and more dificalt for the young man, under present eiE e4mstanees, 10 get even S5D oe Sl2 3 week in these avenues of work iu @t=ich girls and woman compete Heretofore the young man, under such circumstances, could go west, but there is ao longer any west for him to go to. The lower prices at which the girls'ar enabled to work thus redoand chiefly to the benefit Of employers Chicago Recold
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HANGING 4 GUERRILLA.
He Accepted lis Fate Without |. Word
 e. E xe4sr

:. Tear.
 A shot had been fred at ps as we rode along the highway ln column Of fouva, and q trooper reeled ana pitched from his saddle, shot throaeh tae heart. Ine shot was fired by q guerrilla hidden il cornfeld, and we got 5Ae order to throw down the fence and ride through the field. He was captured at the far end of 1t, just as he was abcat to gain the woods. He WAS a raan 50 years old, grim and grizzly. an; with eyes of de1- ance.=
 Waal. what is it?" he quietly ask cd of his eaptors.
 Do you i've about here2p
 ''In the cabin down thar. !"
 "Got faluily:'
 "Yes. y
 Want to bid lem goodby?"
 ''I reckon.
 Come along.
 The cabin was reached in five min utes. 4 gray haired woman and a girl of 15-Wife and daughter-stool in the open door.
 "What is 1t, Jim?' asked the wife as the man stood before her
 "Gawine to kill ne, I reckon, he re- piled.
 What fur?''
 'E41r kil4in one eff tiIsesn. '
 FEul eooaBg. Jimt'
 "Goaaby, daddyl9 from the girl.
 "Go9aby''
 Nc Aandshakes. uo tears, 10 seHti- ment DO pleading. Ten rods below the house Vas a IaEse shade tree. Two or three llalters were kno9ted together, the rope thrown over q limb, I moose slip ped over the mans hea!, ard next mo- ment he was dangling clear of the. ground. He had l40 excuses. made 10 plea, asked no mercy lie went t9 his death with tLe stoicism of an Indian Wife and dapgater stood in the doorway and saW all, but there were 10 tears, no outDarst As ve were reS;iy to ride away the wonlan came slowly down tie spot, looked at the body for half mo ment. and then turned to aslz:
 Is 5im dead?:.
 Yes, answered the captain.
 "HuH' And she walked slowly back to the house and entered It, and shut the door. and we rode dn and left the corpse hanging. --Datseit Free Press.
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COMPETITION IN W1GES.

COMPETITION IN WAGES.
 The recent establishment of a working girls home in Denver, Col, in which furnished rooms can be had for $2 a month by young women working for $4 or s . week shows that even in the west, where work ing girls and working women have heretofore been relatively few in number compared with men, the problem of the employment of women has taken on q phaze with which the older communities of the east have become familiar This Denver institution, ike most of those of a similar kind in the east ern states, is chiefly supported by gifts and by fees of honorary and life members, and, regarded as semi-ebaritable institution, is an eminently practical and 1sraisworthy attempt on the part of public spirit ea women to lend a hand to those who otherwise would not be able to endure the stress Of competetion under present conditions. How similar institutions are succeeding in the east Aiatron Rappelye of the Operative Home for Girls, New York City, has recently told in 2 report. As to the work Of the home over which she presides Matron Rappelye says
 II Most of our girls receive from S4 to s6. or course we do not take them if they make more than $7, bnt few, even in the large dry goods stores, make more than that. And many work in factories and shops for s or $4 Bookkeepers aud ac- countants ordinarily make 5 or St, and the business schools are turn ing out continually classes of type writers who are glad to work for S6 week. Out Of this they must pay board, laundry car fare, or walk miles to and from their work, be- sides being expected to dress well and neatly every day One girl here now makes only s3.25, and we occasionally had girls over l6 years old who work from Monday morning until Saturday night for E 30 ltl is for such cases that the home pro- gides, and needless to say, it is al ways full
 The New York home, like the 1Self-Supporting Women's Home of this city. provides a comfortable and pleasant home for girls at d rate of from s2. 50 to 5 week for board and lodging, while girls tenn porariasily out of work are allowed to render an equivalent for their board ill bed-making, sweeping, dish washing, etc. In Chacago, we believe, the charge has been only $2.59 week for room and board which, it is said, is to be still further reduced to S2 d week. Even at this extremely low figure the home is now self-supportiug, includ- ing, Of course, the charges for memberships Such a showing is extremely creditable to the gener- ous and philan thropic women who have organized homes in nearly all large cities, both in this country and in many countries in Europe, especially in England. That these homes have done and are still doing much good is | fact se evident as not to need confirmation. So long as the aid thus ext tended is confined to girls without other homes and without other means of support than meager salaries of from s to *7 a week, nothing except words of praise can be said Of such 2 sensi- ble and practical way Of helping . s.gomrl q h ing g 2 girls
 But as regards the effect of such
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tsei,teeI.

The Nation says that in England at the present day the expression genteel is mainly a peculium of the underbred -of those with whom wives are la dies and Of those who i'll their own sphere are Snown as gents and the like.
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Please Read.

Farmers and gardeners vi.o nave grown meritorions products are ur- gently reauested 70 place specimens on exhibition It the Exposition Building. ] stand ready to pay for sau 2. if required. and have glass jars anG preserving fluid on hand for their preservation,
 .I N. BocAsE. Sec.
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MADE WELL QUICKLY
A sodalia Family Rejoice Over Their

A Scdalia Family Rejoice Over Their
 Discovery.
 sEDALIA, MISSOURI. -'sI have been using Hoods sarsaparilla for the past seven years and think as family medi- cine it has no equal. When the system is run down and the blood is out of order, no medicine makes us well as quickly as Hoods Sarsaparilla. We keep it in the house all the time and find it cheaper than doetor.n WILLIAM s. DIXON.
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SUBSCRIPTION PRICE.

. Mss WILLIE HICKS has resumed control of the Lonoke Democrot. She is thoroughly equipped for the duties incumbeutupon all editor and publisher, and we shall be please to note her success. Arkansas Demo cTnf.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-18
REINFORCED.
Five Thousand More to Go Out
 Monday.
Monday.
special to the tiraphic..

special to the Graphic.
 Ea.KHoRN. ". Va, July l7.-Fully fiye thousand miners ill this vicinity will join in the strike Monday. There is much excitement here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-18

More than 10, GOO persons are engaged il the lnaislfaeturu of explosives i'll England. Last year 40 persons i'll the business we're klllad and lf7 iniNred hv accidents.
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COMMENTS OF THE PRESS

4 Pine Bluff mother and her daughter had a war (of wofds) over the yoang lady's bciycle costume. The young lady said she would wear boomers or nothing, and the mother agreed to bloomers.-Ex.
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An exchange remarked q week or two ago that all three of the Pine Bluff papers were in the hands of the devil. And it might be added that there are other things in Pine Bluff with which that ubiquitous in dividual seems to have much to do. F. -B.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-18

The people of Pine Bluff and Jef- ferson county, Arkansas, have or ganized q fair and exposition com pany, that will entertain the public from October l9 to 2 inclusive The capital stock is $5, 000 fully paid by Pine Bluff merchants. The fair will attract visitors from all of south and southeast Arkansas. Hon. Arthur Murray, editor and proprietor of the Pine Bluff Press Eagle, is now in Memphis in the interest of the fair. Mr Murray is one of the wealthy and leading citizens of Pine Bluff and is devoting his time and money freely to the enterprise with out any expectation of money re turned further than the general aG
 vaneement of Pine Bluff and Ark ansas. Memphis Ggmmc,ciai .lppsa.
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AMI E13--Hra TeiiHg

NEEH--Tra yelling salesmen. Light side line. Always carried In stock bv paint, aif. hardware ana stare deaiefs. 1esDifi seileF aaa good profits. ATHita2e Aif'g G4.. 32aa to 32Ha Willfamshueg aEenna. Rehz oAd. 4a. ( 70 l.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-18

I OST--On June 24 on Sec nd avenue. q
 i-- SlJ bill Finder will be rewarded if returned to the Graphic office or Geo l. Morris, | = .4,s
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L. inst some where between Railroad shops and st4ve Factory. cardboard box contain ing letters addressed te P. l. sederlng. Kinasland Ark A liberal reward if return ed 10 the GRAPH Cllice. ts24~6t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-18

E0R sA LE cheap Pony and ea1t. Herfve9ly gentle work double and singie. afs. Geo Richards, l22I W. second.
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r. SPRAYED or StoIen=-Fsom the McCrary k place. a gray fnale. with dark Inane and tail about years old and hands high. I. liberal reward will 0e paid if resHrae.i to
 ( ? Ct GABE ME9 EIs
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T-0R RENT: Handsome two-sterr c9ttage. N0, 5i6 Olive St. !. Holland, sheriff s office f-2l-dlW
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I- OR AI.E--A good mffel cow with yoHae calf. apply Mrs. L. Moore. G2fgt
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36fANTED White girls to work in lann-
 w dry, Germans preferred Anerlcan- Excelsior Laundry Co bI
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EOR RENT Ny residence, No. 127 sorfh { Pine street. rooms: fnrnished. for the summer; also, my cottage st sulplurS brings, which is partly furnished. For particulars, apply to Alexander Bros
 66 dGt J, |. ALEAAN bEl.
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HEAP
 OLJJrIN
 Advertise Your Wants. FOR sALE-Yellow Yafn. southern Queen. < end Vineless or ltnneh Igtn. slips: also fine eggs. Addres, R.w. ANDERSON. 29 G6w 5aeksonaoft. ] K. FOR. RENT Ny residence, No. 72a sorth \ Pine street, rooms: fnTnishee. for the stlfaiaer; also, ny cottage u selplurs brings. which is partly furnished. For particulars, : spii dit ~ 'es''''s'S' j. r. ALEXANDER.
 A GENTS WANTED-For War in Cuba. by F Seuor Quesanda. Cuban representative at Washington. Endorsed by Cuban patriots. In tremendous demand sonanza Tor agents. Only Sl.50. Big book, big confes- sians ny body wants tAe only endorsed. reliable book. Outfit free. Credit given Freight paid. Drop .ttl trash. and make SUD d month with War in Cnba. Address today. street, 'le | "I5Gi Chicago. O. 9.'ss. 4ssdim 35fANTED. White girls to work in aun- w dry. Germans preferred. Amerlcau- Excelsior Laundry Co f F 0sT--One small gold maltese cross pin. L. Finder Will be suitably rewarded ny G2l6t Blau City lunber Co. tgtA NTBT3-zFour gentlemen beaFders, at w 4l0 East 6th: with df without rooms.
 AiRs. D 5. RAGalN. r- STRA YIs!1 ol. Stoleu=-Fsom the McCrarY k place. a gray mule. with dark lnane and tai about [ years OId and l4 hands high. A. libenal reward will 0e peid if restirne.i to ? 6a GaBh MzA Fas 0LT-In Pine Bluff. on tile night of the 23d L. inst. some where bftween Railroad shops and stdYe Factory. eaEdbeara box contain Kfnesand. Ark. A liberal reward if re6Hfh- ed 10 the GRAPH cilice. ts28~6t.
 I 0ST--On June T. on Sec nd avenue. q L- sI1 bill. Finder will be rewarded if returned to the Graphic office or Geo r. Morris, . = .4sA - OR sAf.E--t good miIeh cow with yoHae calf. apply Mrs. |. Moore, G2tgt E-ofl RENT: Handsome two-story cottage. ! N9, 5i6 Olive St. !. Holland. sheriiI office. e=29dlw FOR sALBseheap Pony and ea't. rerfgetlg gentle, work double and sineIe. afs. Geo Richards, l22l v. second.
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NTBB-Four gentlemen baafders, at w 4l0 East 6th: with CT without rooms
 AlRs. b 5. RAGaIN.
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F 0sT--One small gold maltese cross pin.
 L. Finder Will be suitably rewarded ny leaving same with h. D M1TGHELis, 6 T it Blau City I.unber Co.
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Advertise Your Wants.

FOR SALE-Yellow Yam. Southern Queen. < and VineIess CT ltaneh Yam. slips. also fine eggs. Addres, t. ". ANDERSON.
 2g G6w 5aeksonaoft. ] rk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-08
HAS SPAIN LOST HOLGUIN 4?
IT rs SAID GARCIA HAS CAPTURED
THE SPANISH STRONGHOLD.

A Good Deal or EtghtinG All over Cuba-The
Spanish Are stiII BurninG Hospitals aud
killing Women ana C~hhdrcn-About 1000
Persons Dying Every Nay or Hunger.
HAVANA, Nov. Q, via Key West, Nov. THE
news is circulating In Havana that Gen. Calixto
Garcia has captured tho important town Of Hol.
gum, in Santiago do Cuba province. Cable or
telegraphio communication are impossible at
this moment. and no details or confirmation of
the report can DO obtained, the insurgents hav.
ing cut all the wires.
Mayari, another important town Of the Same
province. has fallen, without any doubt, into
the hands Of the insurgents under Vega. Tho
garrison Of Holguin is 1,OO0 Spanish soldiers.
At Peralcjos, In tho same province. tho In
surecnts under Gen. Jesus Rabi have captured
q large Spanish convoy bound for Bayamo. The
convoy was escorted by a strong Spanish column
under Gen. Aldave. The fight lasted q whole
day. but the Spaniards had to abandon the con-
voy. with money and provisions.
The war 10 very active all over the island. At
the very doors OF Pinar del Rio city the Spanish
Colonel San Mart n was defeated on Thursday
by the insurgents, and had to retro In haste into
the Cit y, leaving on the field twenty killed and
forty-nine wounded. A great many guns and
much ammunition were also abandoned In the
flight of the Spanish column.
Inc Same parDarltles That were pracCceu
under weyler's regime are being committed By
the Spanish columns. Parties from the bat
TALON of valladolid raided q Cuban hospital at
Peregrina, in Pinar de- Rio, on Friday, murder
ing I'VE wounded insurgents, three women and
six children. and then burning the hospital.
A store in Principe street. Sancti Spiritus, was
plundered last week by ten Spanish soldiers of
the battalion Of Camajnani. They told their
Colonel that they knew $4,000 was in tho
store and that they would seize the money to
pay the battalion. which otherwise would re-
volt. The Colonel authorized the robbery, but
after 1t was committed the soldiers deserted
with the money to the insurgent ranks.
The Didrio de la Marina Of Havana pub
fishes to-day under the title For Mercy!' an
editorial. confirming all the reports about tho
starvation Of the pacifcos. The newspaper
appeals to the Government and to public
charity in behalf Of the dying people. at Is
against humanity and civilization" tho Diario
says, q" that 80 many women and children should
die from hunger"
About 1000 people. according to all the re-
ports of the Health Bureaus, are perlshing of
hunger every day in Cuba.
The Marquis of Montoro is said to have been
appointed Civil Governor of Matanzas.