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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-08-02
OBITUARY..

Evan r. Thomas. a respected citizen
of West Scranton, died early yesterday
morning at the residence, 4i5 North Main
avenue, after an illness of nearly three
years. Paralysis was returned as the
cause of death. Deceased has resided
here over twenty years and was As years
of age He was a member of the Dia-
mond Mine Accidental fund and OF Court
Continetal, No. 61S1, Order of Foresteis
of America. He is survived by a wife
and three children. The funeral will be
held from the residence this afternoon
Services at st. David's Episcopal church
at 2.30 o'clock. Interment at the WASH
burn street cemetery.
Mrs. Mary c. Sullivan, a we'll known
resident of West Scranton died early
yesterday morning at the residence, 1928
Eynon street Deceased is survived by
three sons and two daughters. They are
Catherine and Ellen and John Edward
and David The funeral will be held
from the residence Wednesday morning.
high mass of requiem will be cele-
brated at st. Patrick's church at O'Clock.
Interment will be made at the Cathedral
cemetery.
Joseph Frederick. one of the oldest resi-
dents of Wyoming valley. died at
O'Clock Saturday afternoon at his home,
440 Halle street. Wilkes Barre. He was
born in Northampton county. where the
town of Catasauqua now stands, on Feb.
26. 1911. The wife of deceased died in
1888 at the age of "A years. MIR. Frederick
saw his children to the third generation.
r. ]. Brooks, of Capouse avenue died
at his home Sunday night. He was a
member of Green Ridge lodge. COS. Inde-
pendent Order of Odd Fellows, and that
body held meeting last night to ar
range for the funeral, which takes place
tomorrow morning. lnterment will be
made at Madisonvile.
Robert, the 6-months-old child of Mr.
and Mrs. George Connery, of 1882 Morris
court, died yesterday morning after a
short Illness. Funeral announcement
later.
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Word was received here yesterday
by Mr. and Mrs. John f. Jones, of OK
ford street, that their daughter Mrs.
Hopkin Maddocks. of Hartford Conn,
was the proud mother of a ten-pound
baby girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hurst, Of Lu-
zerne street. are receiving congratula-
tions on account of a recent arrival in
their family.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-08-02

HOODS PILLS cure all liver ills
Mailed for cents by c. /. Hood G. Co.,
Lowell, Mass. ss
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-08-02
LIVE NEWS OF
WEST SCRANTON
HYDE PARK AVENUE is NOW
READY FOR THE PAVE.

ALI of the Legal Difficulties Have
at Length Been overcome-Mr. and
Mrs. John T. Richards Entertained
a Party of Young People in Honor
of Miss Ella Doud, Of Hazleton.
Party Given by the Misses Jenkins
at Their Home on jackson Street.
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Les Puissances Navales.
Comment VAngleterye ct les Flats th's
fgureraientc ontre une alliance
europGenne.

La maine americaine ojette de
faire coDstruire ausit6t que possible
trois batiments Dc guerre de ll,OOO
%tonneaux, quatre moniteurs, seize con-
tre- topilleurs ct une douzaine de tor
pilleuIs.
Les Etats Unis ont dtia dix bait.
ments de guerre, don't cinq sont ter
mines, l'Indiapa, 10 Massachusetts,
FOregon, rIowa ct 10 Texas, ct les
ant,es en- vote de completion, le Rear
sarge, 10 Kentucky, rlllinois, le Wis
consin ct l'Alabama. Les t,Ois pre-
miers do ccs navires ont les m6mes d.
mansions ct le memo armement;
i'Iowa est plus gros ct est aHne dill
feremment :; lie kearsage ct le Kentucky
sont senls a avoir des tourelles superpo-
sees, ct les trois derniers auront DIES
tourelles elliptiques.
La table qui suit, montre { 10
nombre de batiments de guerre ct dc
croisenrs cuirass4s que p~ossedcnt les
pripcjpales puissances du monde:
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10 u Emprunt.

La pursuance dn credit des Etats.
Unis est conDne ct ellie Went d'6tre de-
montr6e nne fois de plus par le fait que
remprunt de guerre de 900 millions de
dollars, M milliard de francs, d6cr6te
par le Congress, q etc immediatement
convert. ct celia par les subscriptions
priv6es des coupures relevant d $25,
50, 100, 500 ct 1000. Das que les
titrss ser0nt d&livr6s on s'attend d &c
calls fAssent imm6diatemeDt prime
mi 10 mArch6.
Csost nm excellent placement, qni
3uetl1e foInpfessement des souscrip-
ltenfs. An train don't won't les chooses,
n1x qui n'Auront pas soascrif cette
al ponrroDt 70 d6dommager plas
! Il est fort probable que eel
PUNT no sern par 10 dernier.
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United Confederate Veterans.

HEADQ'RRs LOUISIANA DIvIsIoN,)
UNITED CONFEDERATE VETERANS.
New Orleans, La, July 2, 1898. }
General Order No. 8.
Az a majority of the Camps Of this
Division have decided in favor of again
holding their Annual Convention in the
city of New Orleans. it is nov necessa-
ry to fix the time and place for same.
As the Eighth Annual Reunion of the
general organization of the United Con-
federate Veterans will be held in At
lanta. Ga, July 30, 81, % and and 90,
it will be most convenient for the
| delegates from Louisiana, who are also
| often delegates to the State Convention,
| to attend both on the same trip-hence
| the State Convention is hereby called
| for Monday, July Is. at 7:30 .. M, at
| Confederate Memorial Hall, New Or
leans, for the purpose of %electing for
the term Of one year a Major General
and two Brigadier Generals-the latter
in accordance with orders from gene
assented to by a majority of the Camps
| of Louisiana-as we'll as for the trans
action Of such other business as may
come before it. All camps in Lonisi-
ana ave urgently requested to send a
full delegation to both Conventions,
aud it ia also desirable that alternates
be chosen in case any delegate should
be unable to attend.
Most railroads throughout the State
have given reduced rates for delegates
or others who wish to attend the At
lanta Reunion, and the trip from New
Orleans to Atlanta and return has been
fixed at one cent per mile, or SO 90, by
the louisville and Nashville r. r., and
a special train bearing the Louisiana
delegates will leave New Orleans at
7:3O a. M, July 10, running to Atlanta
without change. reaching destination
that evening. Tickets will be on sale
i July II, Is and 10, good until July 81.
One or more sleepers will be put on at
So per person each way. to accommo-
date ladies' and others who wish to take
same.
The General commanding has chosen
one Spons Or and six Maids of Honor for
the Louisiana Division, all daughters
of gallant Confederate soldiers, as fol-
lows: Sponsor, Miss Odile Nj. Hood,
daughter of the iamented Gen. John b.
Hood First Maid Of Honor, Miss Mary
Gilmore, for Second Congressional Dis
trict; Miss Mary Leila Estopinai, for
First District; Miss 4. Dugas. for
Third District Miss Bessie Merrick:
for Fourth District /; Miss Anna 4.
Stnbls, for Fifth District, and Miss
Prudl.omnle, for Sixth District. They
will be accompanied by q suitable ia,Iy
ehaper0n. aud it is urged that all, the
Maids of Honor c0me via New Orleans,
to 60 with our Sponsor 10 the head
quarters car.
By order Of
MAI. GEN. EDWARD H. LOMBARD.
Commanding In. Div. u. C. v.
j. Y, GILMORE,
Adjt. General and Chief of Staff.
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Dams me correspondence an New
York journal, voici &c qui dit Roche
fort
Gees man9uvres mysterieuses ne
sont Qu'un true des Espagnols. Porto
Rico sera perdn pour 1Espagne, de
meme Que Cuba ct les files Philippines.
III nv a aucnn donte que les Etats,
Unis wont garder les Philippines
CONNIE INDEFINITE de guerre. LES
pagne ne paiera pas ~d'indemnite en- ar
gent, parce qu'elle men q pas. Les
Etats Unis penvent avoir de nom
breuses r~aisons pour echangerles Phil
ippines contre la Jamaique.
LILA premiere ct principale condi-
ton de la paix devrait sans donte OBJ
Tiger rEspagne a abandonner tontes
| ces lies sur lesquelles les Etats- Unis
exerceront naturellement une souve-
| rainet6, c'est-a-dire oil la libertf
regnera.
aJe desire afirmer a PAm6rique que
le pouls de la France bat fortemenl
pour les Etats Unis dams leur lutte
magnanime pour In liberte de- Cuba
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On s'accorde i dine que 10 nombre dc
batiments de guerre surtont, ct aussl
celni des croissurs cuirasses, represen-
tent la valeur navale dune pursuance.
La Grande- Bretagne pour poll
tiaue dc posseder CONSIGNMENT, 4 ellie
seule, plus dc %navires dc guerre que
les deux plus puissantes nations
6trangercs. Ellie oppose ainsi 81 ma
wires aux 70 do la France ct de la Rus
sic. 81 les Etats- Unis s'alliaient a
pAngleterre, ralliance anglo-saxon au-
raft 81 navires, tandis que Ia France
rAllemagne ct la Russie, ensemble men
auraient que IS.
Toute FEurope Sc liguerait-elle con.
ire les Ang!o-Saxons, que cenx-c' pour
raient augmenter leur tlotte en- y
aioutant 90 croiseurs de premiere
classe, navircs de plus de 5000 ton
neaux, pressure aussi puissants que les
plus petits batiments dc guerre, ct qnl
p%euvent fgurer dams un comat naval.
La France ma Que cinq de ces croiseurs;
la Russic, six rAllen,agne, quatre ;
les Etats-Unis, dcnx FItalie, ancnn
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a = MRS z M LITTELL

| No. 7. MRS. r. NJ. LITTELL.
Four lots and improvements in corporation OF
! Opelousas, bounded II by Cherry ST., s by Dr;
| Littell, e by Court st., W by Market st: Nitlilcu
| at $500. 90; Corporation tax $500; SchOOl tax s4:oo
| water works tax s.. 90. Total taxes 5000 WIN
interest and cost.
SPECIAL LIST
Nc. 1T. srATE OF 8. DEWEL.
One-half lot and improvements III corpora
| ton of Opelousas, bounded II by littcll St, $ ny
| Budd, g by Robertson. W by Court st. Nallica
| at S20O.CO corporation tax 81 90; school tax soc
| waterworks tax Sl.O0; total taxes $3.50, with
interest and costs.
| No. APO. MRS ISABELLA GREEE.
One lot and improvements in corporation OF
Opelousas, bounded II by South st, s ny Carr
| ere, t and W by Chachcre. Valued ut slooo 90;
| corporation tax soc; school tax 25c; water,
works tax soc; total $l,25, with interest and
costs.
| No. 1913. same property-Rcgular Roll, 1896.
Valued at SlO0.O D corporation tax soc; schoo|
tax csc; aggregate amount OF taxes cue sz"'
with interest and costs.
On said day I will sell such portion OF said
property as each debtor will point out, ami III
ease the debtor will not point out sillIlclel'
prOperty, ! will at once and without liiftiltl
delay. sell the least quantity OF S:ld property on
any debtor, which any bidder will buy for the
amount of taxes, interest and cost utle ny SAT-
debtor. The sale will be without arrraiseinehl
for cash in legal tender money OF the unite'
| States, and the property sold shall he redeem
able any time for the space of one year Dy pay,
ing the price given, with twenty per cent ana
'''' III. II. SANDOZ,
Tax Collector of the Board of Aldermen of the
Town of Opclous:.s.
H,,InpvnS lima DI-ft
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I'm 6pouvantable d6sastre a Gu lieu

I'm 6pOuvantable d6sastre n eu lieu
en- mer lundi matin, le A Juliet. Pen
dant IN epais brouillard, le transat-
lantique La Bourgogne, qui await quite
New York l'avant- %veille, a etc coule
apres avoir etc frapp6 par le navire
Cromartyshire. II Y await a bord 725
passengers, dout a peine 200 ont etc
sauv6s. La seconse a etc 81 violente
qu'elle a fait une large overture dams Il
flame du steamer ct CONNIE c'etait 8
cinq heures du martin presque tons LEI
passengers 6taient encore au lit. DE-
deux cents fsmmes qui Sc trouvaient
bord do transatlantique, une seule fu,
sauv&e.
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L'6trange proposition fate d la legis-
lature d'amender la loi du dimanche en-
tant qu'elle SO rapporte u debts DC
liauenrs de la Nouvelle-O Orleans a etc
6tOuff6e cette semaine. C'eut etc une
monstruositA de permettre II cabare-
tiers de Ia Nouvelle Orleans dc tenir
Ouverts lenrs Establishments alors que
les 6piceries ct autres lieux on Pom sc
procure les chooses n6cessaires d pexis-
tence sont ferm6s ct qua Ia campagne
on ne peut Sc procarer nj 10 boire
nj le manger sans cOmmetre que in
fraction n la lOi.
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De grands 6~v6nements ont Ell lien d
Cube depuis le Ter de ce mois. Lar
NEE am6ricaine q attaqu6 avec 6nergie
les positions occupies par les Espagnols
autour de Santiago de Cuba, les M
portant les unes apres les autres ct re-
foulaDt dams Ia vile toutes les troupes
ennemies. Alors lie general Shafter a
invite 10 commandant espagnol d SO
rendre d default de quot il Sc verrait
oblig6 de bombarder la vile. LIE COM
mandant espagnol, qui Sc nomme Jose
Torral, y r6pondu tres poliment que la
vile ne serait pas rendue. LIE bonn
bardement a commence dams papres-
midi du 10, ct la vile s'est rendue le
IA, les pertes Giant fables des denx
c8t6s.
La fameuse 1otte espagnole qui 6tait
venue 80 faire prendre dams Ie port de
Santiago a 6t6 d6truite entierement lie
3. Pr6tendant ob6ir d des ordres re-
p6tes de Madrid de gutter Santiago
pour 90 rendIe a 10 Havane, Cervera,
bien que convaincu de l'imposssibilit6
d'accOmplir un pareil tour de force, as
sure que &c seTait couiir a la mort on
81 Ia d6faite-ce Qui est equivalent pour
nm Espagnol-s'est decide a obeir ct a
jouer le grand coup.
Tout ce qni rsstait d l'Espagne de
marine dams les eaux am6ricaines a
etc an6anti en- mOins de deux heures ct
Pamiral Cervers, ses officers ct treize
cents de ses mariDs sOnt prisOnniers
des Americans. ct cette victoire
signal6e ma coht6 aux Etats- Unis
Qn'un homme tue ct deux bless6s.
II reste maintenant Ia f1Otte de Ca
mara, celle qui est partie, dit-on, pour
les Philippines ct qui s'attarde tant a
Port Said. A moins qu'elle ne trouve
moyen de SO cacher quelque part, son
tour viendra aussi, car maintenant que
ID marine em6ricaine ma plus rien d
faire do cote de Cube, II est probable
Qn'0n 80 d6cidera d lutiliser ailleurs.
II est de question d'envoyer
une escadte harceler les c6tes d'Es-
pagHe.
Dams les combats qui sc sont Lives
pres de Santiago, on estime la perte
des Americana. On tues ct bless6s, d en-
viron dix huit cents hommes. Al
nombres des victimes sc trouve le lieu
tenant j. Numa AugnstiD, Jr., do Ia
Nouvelle-O Orleans, jeune homme de
vingt-quatre o qui await fait de bril-.
lantes 6tndes ct await etc gradu6 ave-
distinction 4 West Point en- 1895. re.
cevans al0rs ie grade de second lieu
tenant dams l'arm6e des Etats- Unis.
LIE Charleston ct les trois transports
charges do troupes am6ricaines SOM
enfn arrives 4 Mantle, le % JUN. En-
route, ,rexp6dition e'est arr8t6e !
Guahan, capitale DIES iles des Ladrones
possession espagnole, ct sen est en-
par6e.
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"I,esnare u Vous savez exactement

"J'espere que vous savez excitement
CO que vous faites ct que, lorsque Won
serez mari6s vOus saureZ observer les
obligations do cette %nouvelle vie, vons
rappelant que CT nest pas nne atfaire
do q~uelques jours," dit 10 pr6tre Il un
couple qui SO %trouvait devant l'antel.
''Oui, mon pere, dit la mariee, nons
commissions tout celia, attendu que j'ai
deia 6t6 mari6e trois fois ct que mon
futur mari a etc marie deux fois aussl
ct nous commissions tOus les trucs,"
The Opelousas courier., 1898-07-16

Tn rapport oficiel nous apprend que
Ia bataille navale dc Mantle a cotlt6 a
pEspagne 400 hommes tues, 600 blcsses
ct une perte en- navires 6va'ue a hn't
millions de piastres; on peut a bon
droit dire Que 10 heros qui a inflige cette
d6faite aux Espagnols, est nm heros
hian dOu6.
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Guerre an corset !

Aux termes dune ordnonnanc du
nouveau ministre de linstructi6n pub
lique en- Rnssie, M. Bogoljewow, inter
dictiou est fate aux 6leves des 6coles
sup6rieures ct des gymnases pour files,
ainsi qu'aux eleves DIES Conservatives
de musique ct DIES b%eanx-arts de porter
dor6nayant des corsets. La prescrip-
ton est fond6e sur des motifs dizzy
giene.
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WAR BOOK

By Congressman James Rankin Young. All
about war with Spain. the Navy, all defenses.
Battle Ships, etc. Portraits and biographies of
| pages. Massive volume. Marvelously cheap.
Best authorship. Only authentic official book.
Experience not necessary. Any body can sell
the largest subscription book firm in America.
Write us. Fifty persons are employed in our
correspondence department alone. to serve You.
| first in the field. Large SOC. War Map in colors
free with book or outfit. Other valuable pre-
mlums. Tremendous seller. Biggest money
maker ever known. Most liberal terms guar
nteed. Agents making 81 90 to SOS. 90 per day.
Twenty days credit given. Freight paid. Full
book sent prepaid to agents, sl.45. splcn
did sample outfit and full instructions free for
nine 2cent stamps to pay postage. Mention
this paper. Monroe Book Co.. Dept. M.
Chic ago. Ill.
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Lu COURIER DEs oPELoUsAs

Enhancement sera de $500 par an pay
able d'ayance, on 81. so dams lie courant De ! an
nee.
.orrs nonr la nremiere insertion ct vingt eng
osnts bar carr6 pour chaque insertion subse,
uente. Dix lignes on moline constituef"n1 hh
ARE.
Les avis qul seront envoyes pour etre pupi,es
moins quill men soft autrement ordonne) Jus
au'a c.. que P6diteur JUICE a propos de les aus
eOntinuer.
Les candidats aux favenrs publiqnes devroht
payer 0uinze piastres d'avance, Sill veulent sc
aire annOncer.
Les necrologes. les lettres de remerciment,
les reclames, les communications dun genre
personnel, etc, SO p~aieront au taux des avis.
Les articles dune nature persOnnelle tquana
toutefois lis serOnt admissibles) sc palerohl
vingt cents la ligne ct d'avance. q
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D'apres ravis reeu du Tr6sorier DIES
Etats.Unis a Washington le montant
do la subscription pour l'emprnnt de
5000, 900, 900 s'elevait le premier du
,nois de Juliet a $500, 0OO, 600 a peu
ples ouatre fois la somme d6mandee.
The Opelousas courier., 1898-07-16

LIE gonvernement AMERICAN Went
de donuer dos ordres a une %compagnie
de San Francisco pour re!ever les vais-
seaux espagnols coules a Mantle par
les navires de Dewey.
The Opelousas courier., 1898-07-16

NOTARIES PUBLIC. Justices OF
The Peace, Clerks Of District
Courts, Lawyers, ard Sheriff,
an find any Legal Blank OF use
their offices ut Gray's Print
ng House.
Sent by mail. We pay the
nustn%r. send for our Clta-
lngue and Price List of Legal
Blanks and Commercial Print
ing. Address, W. Il. GRAY,
Morgan City, LA.
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Notice to Dog Owners

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nj ACTIVE
gentlemen or LADIES To travel for respon'
sible, established house III louisiana. Monthly
SOS and expenses. Position steady. Reference
Enclose self addressed stamped envelope. Ihf
Dominion Company, Dept. r. Chicago.
Jan. 3. 1897.
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FOR RENT.

The late residence of +. L. Bailey on Bellevue
Street. Apply to
Feb. 5, tt slDNE1 L.
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TOWN TAX SALES
Board of Aldermen, Town of O~pelousas
vs..
Delinquent Tax Debtors.

By virtue of the authority vested in me by the
law IA Collector Of taxes of the Board OF
Aldermen of the town of Opelolsas, La,
| will sell at the principal front door of the
Court House, at Opelousas, parish of ST. Landry
within the legal hours for judicial sales, begin
ming at the lnnr of II O'clock a. m, ON
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Saturday, August 9th, 1898,

and continuing on Monday. and each succeed,
ing day, until said sales are completed, all pro
ptrty on which taxes are now due to the Town
of Op"lousas. to enforce the collection OF the
taxes assessed III the year 1897, and each yea1
thereto, together with the interest
thereon at the rate of two per cent per month
till paid, and I'LL costs.
The names of SAID delinquent Taxpayers. the
amount OF taxes due by each on the assess
incnt of said years, and the property assessed
to each, to l,tantlrrcl for sale as follows:
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NV late resi.,( Lcc on Landry Street. The
main binding cor Mains six rooms and pantry
il in rood repair, Urge premises with great va
riety OF fruit treese Term liberal:
CIIAS. W. DEitDT,
Opel0usas, La, June IL.
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FdR SALE

Ornlousas, June 25-Gt.
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June %, 1893
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-15
The ASSQSSinS Of TIE United States Navy.

island itself-lay dreaming In the eoutk
utterly ignorant q the great dolngs thaa
had come to pass IN the Land Of liberty.
Cuba has just now found out that II 10
free. IL took two weeks before n United
states Lieutenant could land on the island
n carry the news % General Garcia.
Gomez had heard IL before through Gu
ban spies from Havana, but even then
the people were I'm ignorance. The poop's
OF Cuba are those VINO dwell ia the cities
and towns and In the seap0rts. There is a
large population OF intelligent, reaned.
well educated people. and these we're let
in suspense OF tho fact that the island
was free until long after It's emancipation
proclamation.
When the news did travel TO tho towns
II could not fly fast enough. The people
heard the tidings ard took them up with
cheers and shouting. They ran from VIII
iage 10 village and from hamlet 20 ham
let shouting everywhere: Cuba Is free
Cuba Is free! Cubre Llbre, Cuba Llbrs!"
But this way was too slow and the old
men OF the town OF Garcina thought OF q
way 10 spread the news quicker. In Gar
Gina, high I'm an old deserted belfry. there
hangs a rude bell which was there long
before the days Of tho civilized Cubans,
II Is supposed 10 have been on the island
when the early Spaniards came over In
1919 and settled Il. The church Itself has
crumbled away n only the belfry and
its supports remain.
The bell which hangs there IS a ruds
affair made or solid iron. IL Is generous IN
SIS proportions and measures twelve feet
across the fare OF the bell. The clapper 10
a great round iron thing, which hangs on
n chain from the middle OF tho bell. The
whole Is suspended from a great iron
standard, which Is stationary. so that the
bell ann swing and has never swung.
When 10 becomes necessary 20 ring the
hell the ringer must climb the skeleton OF
the old belfry and with a hammer strike
the clapper. The old piece OF iron vibrates
uUH ufwfLrnn fha atHa 81 Nhn kEN Il gAPha
forth a note deep and penetrating n nol
iuharmonious. Its sound IS not like hat