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Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-06-04

One Chickcring e Sons and one raA,.
& son square pianos at bargains on ese',
terms. II. a Rand, Augusta.
june3, d2t'
Nice lot of pansies would like to sel,
as soon as possible. Apply to Mrs. Wrn
Mehoihiid' - Hospital ST. junc3.dlwt
In Augusta on Western avenue r-r.
acres line garden land; six room honsa.
stable, 4ox2o; water piped to house All;
stable from never falling well. Enauira
Of Thomas J. Lynch, Water street *
Jas, j. Bailey on premises. VI
Innel2 d&Mtf
Large two-tencment house on ArganaI
street. Owner removed from city ana
will give a rare bargain in mis- oa aaa
veniently located real estate. Lot Iayao
enough for several additional renting, tsn
enents 10 be built. Amply 10. or ADDRESS
Chas. u. Adams, agent, Willow street'
Augusta, Me. rnayeIdtct
A horse, fine roadster, not afrajd :,
steam Of Electric cars WIN 10 III
cheap. G. f. Brickett, Il State stree, 0'u
a large dwelling house containinp -.
rooms with bath room and furnace al,
uated on SeWall street. Inquire of II
Lynch. nayed a1,,.' d.
self-inking pads" for rubber stamns
for marking clothing. c. W. Fletcher
IS Chapel street. rnar2sdtf
A bargain; Having purchased A large
lot of iirst-class babbet metal, / can sell
in lots Of 30 lbs. at II cts. or 100 lbs or
more al 10 cents per pound. F. l. Clark
machInIst. Augusta. may22dtf
BARGAfNS-One new hand made light
open Bangor punt buggy. one light piano
box open wagon, used one season, one
new panellcd top express wagon hand
made, must be sold soon to get them o,,t
Of the way. E. G.. Storer, Is Grove St.
Augusta. apr4dtf
Desirable property. Two houses. Also
other land and lots. Mrs A A Young
y Mildle ST. Augusta. may4dtf
TWENTY HOUSE LOTs-Apply to
NJ. V. b. CHASE.
mayH, H,d6w'
First class marble works, situated in
Augusta. including stock. tools. building,
and a large and well established trade
WIN be sold at a great bargain if called
for al once. Apply to c. W. Jones' Ma
sonic Temple. Augusta. Me. mayll,dtf
House and stable on the Togus road, 34
miles from Augusta bridge. Buildings in
first class condition. For particulars in
qure on premises or of Pope Gibbs To-
gus news stand. mayl3dtf
Bargains in bicycles New and second
hand wheels for sale also wheels to let.
Apply to +. r. Richards, No. Winthrop
street. Augusta, Me. junc1 dlw'
A secondhand Chickerlng square piano,
for sale or rent cheap. Apply at j. E.
Fuller's residence. msrl7dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-06-04

BARGAINS-One new hand made light
open Bangor punt buggy. one light piano
box open wagon, used one season, ona
new panelled top express wagon hand
made, must be, sold soon to get them OUT
of the way. E. G. Storer, Is Grove St.
Augusta. apr4dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-06-04

Desirable property. Two houses. Also
other land and lots. Mrs A A. Young
II Middle ST. Augusta may4dff
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03

vow will surely pay the penalty
IT the stomach and liver are out Of order
that is going to weaken the whole constitu.
ton unless the right means arc taken to re.
store these fundamental organs of the sys-
tenn TO their natural condition This IN cx.
actly what Is done by DIR. Piercc's Golden,
Medical Discovery. Its direct action upon
the liver and digestive organs il the secret
of its astonishing curative effect in all dis.
eases of malnutrition
1t insurcs perfect nutrition; il makes the
blood pure and red and full OF vitality; Il
creates healthy flesh and muscular energy,
1t ia far better than sickcniny indigcstiblc
cnulsions or merely stimulating malt
extracts" Its good effects are lasting.
Mrs. Rcbccca F, Gardner, or Grafton, York Co.
Va, writes: " was so sick with dyspepsia that
could not cat anything for over four months
had to s,arvc myself not hing would stay on my
stomach tried almost everything that people
would tell inc about, and nothing did me any
good. weighed onlyso pounds i took two bot
Ties or the Golden Medical Discovery and
thank Cod and your medicinc, 1 am as well as
ever was, and now weigh ras pounds have a
bottle of Your Favoritc Prescription now, aud
that Is wonderful mcdicine for female weakness
Praise God that he created si,cli man as YOU"
For all constipatcd conditions Dr. Picrcc's
Pleasant Pellets are the most scientific aud
permanent cure. No other remedy Is so
scicntihc and perfect.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03
THE KLoNDIKE oUrFiTTERs.

one gets tired OF hearing ana seeing the
narne "klundke." Every store. little and big.
has dog harness" consisting OF little col
lar much like a horse collar In miniature
bachbend and tugs.
Some men nave the idea that when they get
to E.wson or NJ in the Klondike country all
they have to do is to shovel up the golden
nuggets This is Il big mistake on their part
Man have been IN that country for years and
have never made expenses q am speaking OF
nj o,pertorsl. Let alone securing fortune.
Every big find made UP IN the Klondike Was
made BY a greenhorn. Or as the miners say,
n ..tenderfoot.v But II man can so up
thlro well prepared to remain year or 50
h. will stand HIS chance as wei as the other
fellow Nothing venture. nothing nave.
lie waits a years proyi:iGi auc az least t9op
or 5000 cash. FOR II he does not strike a
..swif.water Bill" claim ana rs 70 remain IN
Dawson n few weeks at ono OF the hotels. ana
has TO pny $50 per neal 70 CENTS fDr q
"toothpicll" he wil so1n see large sizei
hole in his Ave hundred. Any Gre haStns me
AIaskn ol Riondike fever VIII save moaey on
M; outfit ty goluI TO Seattle or vancouver,
n G. You must remember mat nuty VIII ps
sxacfcd from all goods bought m the tniSea
states. though from parties who have Quilt
teI IN Seattle / learn that they made up tns
duty by the low prices slyei' them " ss''i'ie
me merchants at Seattle carry larger lines
of miners goods than do merchants OF any
other town ON the Pacific coast RAGS ypmr
goods neatly and soidIy. retty for zee lrau;
Steamers leave Tacoma. Sesftle. Victoria ana
Vancouver direct for Dyea and skasusy'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03
An En,erprising DRUGGIST.

There are few men more wide awake
and enterprislng than George w Heyer'
who spares no pains 10 secure the hes. Of
everything in their line for their many
customers. They now have The valuable
agency Tor DR.. Kings New Discovery for
CONSUMPTION, Coughs and Colds. This ia
the wonderful remedy that Is producing
such a Juror all over The country by lis
manv startling cures II absolutely cires
Asthma. Bronchitis. Hoarseness and al
affections OF the 1ilroas. Llest ani i.dia-
Call at above drug store ara get q uiai
ana 81. 90. Guaranteed 10 cure or price re.
funded.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03
Corsets.

Our Corset department Is the most com.
plete OF any We ever had. Ono lot
w. H.. No. so. Zoe; one lot w, r.
H.. High Bust, an AL Corset, shape
the best, ut 50c.
=, NJ, our regular line, no better made.
fits like Il glove, our price S5c. $500
St.ai
one lot al II. g s. Corsets TO close
out; this Is the price now; We will
cut IL half; Just think o. such prices.
soc. 5bc. 75c. Si0o, Sl.a5. 80 aud
$500, size % to 80, color white, drab
and black: summer Corset by name,
Cool, a5oi Eva. 35c: Cooler. ioc: klon-
dixie, Acc; Cool Wave, i5c.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03
Hosiery.

Ladies' Hose One lot Fast Black. Be;
Ladies' Hose. No. iS9. seamless, fast
black aud full size and length. reg
ular i5c Hose, for only Zoe. Ladies'
Hose. No. 9l2, fun fashioned. sean
less and fast colors. 3-thread Heel
and Toe. an Al article. for only Toe,
Ladies' Imported Hose, No, sol fine
40-gauge Hermgdorf black, a hummer
at 20c Ladies' Drop Stitch Hose,
No. 6Sa, fast black and seamless,
and the greatest bargains we ever
offered the trade ut only Toe.
One lot Children's Hose, seamless and
fast black. sizes b to 9ia. the hest
value on earth for Zoe.
One lot Boys Hose seamless and fast
black, sizes to NJ, only Ioc.
One lot Childrcn's Imported Hose. size
8, l2tar, rise 21-2c for each full size
ND 10 s 1-2.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03

suNDRiEs--t,ontanuea.

| y a.,
xxx Envelopes, regular Sc. Sc and i0t
goods, our price &c. Sc. ic and % .
package. rs In package,
Our assortment OF Trilby Fans IL sonc-
thing Houston people have never seen
before. One lot manufacturers sam
pies. about 1000 in the lot, no two
alike; some worth 81. others not over
loc; We are going to sell the choice
for soc.
Tooth Brushes. with Bone Handle. Sc.
ic, SC, Toe, isc. i5c. &c and zoe.
Aluminium Hair Pins. &c, DC and 14c
dozen.
Curling Irons. &c, &c and Sc each.
Side Combs, large size, &c.
Ladies' Shopping Bags. with draw
string. regular 50c kind. for only 3Sc.
Parlor Matches. the best on earth. will
burn held straight up like candle;
you have been paying sc for three
boxes. our price &C for five boxes.
Fine lot OF Ladies' and Childrcn's
Fondkcrchicfs, from 3 i-3c TO lie:
they are worth seeing; our 10c limo
arc regular roc values,
Children's Nun Embroidered Caps. elc-
CANT assortment, from loo to Soc.
Children's Tam o'Shanter all shapes.
ilaids and stripe. Navy Blue. Red
and Brown. &c. 25c aud 2ac.
.J"p>'ltsr 4NApkinst dsSorlcu #colorS, lpc
per hundred,
Bird Seed ,.regular l0c kind, our price
two boxes Tor I0c.S
Wood Tooth Picks, boxes for 25c.
Toilet Soap, Turkish Bath, 1Sc dozen.
Cocoanut oil, 2sc and 2ic dozen.
Racket, large cake, q for 25c.
Grandpas Tar Soap Sc cake.
Lana Oil Complexion Soap. zoe box Z
cakes,
Large Bread Boxes. 3Sc, use and Acc.
MIX Crooks, | gallon size, loo.
Stone Churns,a gallon size. 2Sc; 3 gal
Ion size. soc; 4 gallon size, 4sc. M
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03
Agate Ware.

Big lot Agateware cheap.
We have everything in the line OF
Kitchen Utensils and Dining Room
Supplies in the following: Agate
ware, Tinware. Glassware. Queens
ware, wopdenwarc, Table Cutlery
Tea and Tablespoons, Lunch Baskets
and Buckets. Our prices are way
below the old prices. We have
marked everything down tn the very
bottom; have bought at the bottom;
our freight rates were at the bot
tom. the result Is our goods are the
cheapest in the city
We carry everything except groceries
and dress goods.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03
Ribbons.

Our prices on Ribbons are away below
the market. Our retail price is
others wholesale price. Baby RIB
bon, all Satin. all colors, &c pcr yards,
silk, with loop odgr. 1c per Yard
No. . Satin. all colors, Sc per yard,
big lot OF No. z, all Satin. all coiors,
Z ut 5c,
All other widths and kinds in proper
(. tomato prices. .y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03
fr1f,roideries.

Our stock OF Nmbroidcrics is not
eQualcd In the city IN quality. price
and quantity. Come and see It, The
price ranges from 1890 per yard TO
use per yard. same as they charge
YOU So to s0c per ward elsewhere and
tell YOU It's better. but Il can't be.
We ask YOU 10 compare goods and
prices aud you win buy ours,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03
Ladies' Vests.

Ladies' Summer Vest, without sloovos,
one lot bleaohed, full size. snap for
only So Ono lot all bleached. full
length with tape in neck and sleeve,
for Zoe. one lot much finer, only lac.
One lot extra wide, loose neck. only
zoe One lot al thread lace, shoulder
straps, square cot neck, only 2Sc
One lot Ladies' Summer Union Suits.
lob ahr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03

"Your money -
youc life T! 3 says
the highwaytpaii.
but that il not half
SO percuiptcfy d
challenge as the
one which disease
gives to a careless
traveller upon the
highway Of health,
Disease con
fronts n man and
says 7" Your atten.
ton or your life !
Prudence or your
life ! Co m IN o n
$ ensc or your
life -
When sickness
4. = r -. - ~.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03

All kinds OF Laccs, from the cheapest
to the best. Big lot OF that Marrow
Valcnciennes Lace that Is being used
so much for rtkliles, cheap.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03

Of ,,,pfoot Wallace, aud when he goes TO SGD
hrfonfo, Galveston or Houston, he Is always
accorded an ovation that would fiat:er the
prerident ri the United States. loyedCold
Tenag" he says With Sigh, but bvbcd
Wirr and locomotives have played the niiShief
With nav country"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03
BraI:id.s..

Rig lot Scan, Braids, ali Tho latest de-
signs. put up IN 1 and 6-yard pieces.
SO you can get almost amy quantity
z you want.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03
Surdries.

Buy Domestic Towels and TowcIng at
the Racket Store and save % to 40
per cent, That's what Wen do for
you.
Aluminium Thimblos and Steel Thin
bles. regular &c article the world over.
our price ic.
"a yards Shelf Paper, any one color,
for Sc
30 feet of Lace Shelf Paper, something
new and very pretty for only SC.
&C Clothes Pins. DC.
Rcd Polished Lead Pencil. with rub
Der top inserted in metal band, reg
ulnr SC pencil: VIC give s for Sc.
Box Paper, - sheets napor. "a en-
velopcs, AL article, for ioo our price
Sc.
Don't forget We sell everything except
the lowest; house chock fnll OF new Coo
prices low In order 10 get H. !dake i
To the Racket Store and get IL filled
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03
Nehrusl.a Company. HoIdIneY sold

brssas Lumber company's land, timber.
tram road, locomotive and other tfectf re-
Son and others, at receivers sHe. has been
sold by the late purchaserx to william
Mccresdy Of Doucettc. why was former
~ connected with the Nc 1rasks Lumber
company. Mr.. Nccready ~ ties that he has
bought new machinery ~ viii put IN
new mill About 200 $ds north OF the
old mill site with q ca1acity OF maintsin-
ing 10000 feet OF luinl4 r daily. lie Is now
laying The foundatiolffor the new struc-
ture and expects be making lumber
within the next siS1 days
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03
Matchloss Mineral WATER Co. Dailas Texas
7. =. ME Ell,
President Houston Drug oompony.

Materless Mineral Water Co., Dallas. Texas.
Houston, Texas, January g. 1sgS.--iJear SITS;
have used your Matchless Mineral Water In
my own family and have recommended II 10 n
number OF my friende, all Of whom agree
with me--that II ~ one OF the most effective
remedies for dyspepsia and INDIGESTION that
they have ever tried, and / take pleasure In
recommending Il 10 any one afflicted With
either OF the above troubles Yours very re-
spectfully. H. w SEWALL,
or the firm Of Carson, Sewall a. Co.
For sale by al druggists.
MATCIiLEsS MINERAL WATER CO.,
Dallas Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03
ED.
Overwhelming Evidence by
your Home People.
Read what they shy.

Matches IMMORAL Water Co.. Dallas. Texas
Houston. Texas. April 9. 1898 i believe II is
due to the public that | should state that /
nave used The MDfohesS Mineral Water and
believe II TO be the greatest remedy for ind
gestion or constipation ever discovered or iu-
Nentcd. j. c. HUTCHINSON,
ES-member Congrass.
Matchloss Mineral Water Go. Dallas, Texas.
Houston, Texas. January /. lSas.Dear Sirs;
take pleasure in recommending Mutclltss
Mineral Water as u pleasant and Elective
rctnedy for Indigestion. | hnYc used few
bottles, and feel that have been very much
benefited. and believe II VIII eject perlln
nent cure, ! have also found IL splendid
tonic, ind very effective for those who do not
want to take strong medicines, and take
plenspre in recommending " 10 any ono SUE
fering with Indigestion or other similar dnT-
plants. Yours very respectfully,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03
Clothing.

Come and zee our Mems and Boys'
Clothing Boys Suits. 50c to 81 90
Mems Suits, Coat, Vest and Pants.
S2.75 to 50 4S suit
Passaic City record., 1898-01-08
The Life of the Lodge.

Do you appreciate the fact that
the limitations are the life of the
lodge? A lodge that goes along
for six months without an initia-
ton becomes as dead as door
nail. The members lose interest,
there are scarcely enough present
to fill the chairs, and everything
is at standstll. They just manage
to retain their charter, ana that is
about all.
Every member initiated infuses
new life into the lodge. Take a
live lodge in which all the brothers
are pulling together in unity and
striving to get new members, and
where they have impressive 1nitia-
tions every meeting night; you
will always find full representa-
ton present to carry on the bust
ness Of the lodge. The knowledge
that the lodge is making new ac-
cessions and the reminder of the
obligations taken on joining will
make better members of those at
tending, and they will endeavor to
be present at every meeting.
We have been in some lodges
where the newly initiated brother
has been shaken hands with Imply
as if from a sense of duty merely,
and then he sat down and remained
alone all the rest of the evening.
He was not urged to come again.
Give the new member a hearty
WelCOme.-EI.
Passaic City record., 1898-01-08
Moses +. WOrthen'S Will
MAKES FOUR PUBLIC REQUESTS.
The Orphan Asylum the Hospital, the
Library and the Day Nursery
Remembered.

The will of the late Moses E
Worthen was probated at the
Surrogste's office in Paterson
Thursday. The will is lengthy
document 1t was executed in
November 1895.
The will makes the following
bequests to public institutions
Passaic Home and Orphan Asylum
association, $500; Passaic Hospital
ASSOCIATION, $500; Passaic Free
Public library, $500; Childrens Day
Nursery $500.
Mr.. Worthen leaves his sister,
Mrs. SOphronia Sandford o:
Charlestown, Mass, S., 900 in cash
Mrs. Moses E. Worthen receives
$1,000 In cash and the income for
lite of 400 shares in the Worlhen
& Aldrich company, and the
Waldrich Land company, the two
corporations which operate the
three Worthen & Aldrich mills.
Miss Irene c. Wortben receives
also $5. 900 in cash.
All the rest of the property is
left in trust to the Passaic Trust
and Safe Deposit company, in
which Mr.. Worthen was stock
holder Ont of the net proceeds,
Mr.. Worthen's S aged mother, who
lives in Charlestown, Mass, is to
receive 5000 a year for life. The
rest Of the income is to be applied
tor the benefit of the two surviv-
ing children, Irene and Harry, and
OF the two grand children, Frank
and Bessie Poppie. Miss Irene
and Harry get each onethird of
the income, and the grandchildren
divide the share of their mother,
Mrs. Frank w. Popple. who died
four Years ago.
The trust is to last until Harry
Worthen, who is now eighteen
years old, has attained the age of
thirty. The Passaic Trust and
Safe Deposit company is to have
power to sell all real estate and
securities belonging to the estate
and invest the proceeds at its dis
cretion. This includes the house
on PasSaiC avenue.
The sllverwale, books, pictures.
etc, are reserved from the trust
fund, and are apportioned among
Mrs. Worthen and the children.
Passaic City record., 1898-01-08
WASHINGTON TOPICS.
News of General Interest From the Ma
tional Capital.

President Mckinley is suffering from ;
slight cold.
Senator Quay has purchased the Har
place at Osborn, Allegheny county, Pa.
for 5000, and, after many years resi-
dence at Beaver, will move into his nev
purchase. He and C. L. Magee and Stau
Senator Finn will live in the same county
Col. William r. Morrison, Chairman o
the Interstate Commerce Commission, will
90 back to his Illinois home to practice lav
after the expiration of his term of offic
this week, He is IS years old and ha
been in public life almost constantly sine
he first came to Congress thirty-four year
ago.
Counterfeit 500 silver certificates hav
been discovered so nearly perfect that See
retary Gage will call in the whole issue
S26, ,000, ,000-of that denomination. ON
of the spurious notes was found in tn
days cash receipts at the United State
Treasury in Washington.
Passaic City record., 1898-01-08
CENTRAL bLaADu.
SOMETHING ABOUT THE MAN WHO
SUCCEEDS WEYLER IN CUBA.

Sent to the Island to Carry Out Spain's
Promised ReforIns-Denies the Imputa-
He VIII soon Suppress the Rebellion.
Havana, Cuba-Spain has proclaimed
to the nations that she has had
change of heart and that hencefortt
.he ruling of her colonies shall be char
acterized by mercy. To carry out her
new kol.cy in Cuba and to initiate re-
forms, v hich she promises shall be
sweeping, she has supereded Butcher
w ;yler and appointed Marshal Blancc
to be Captain general and governor
genera of the island.
General Blanco Eas captain genera
of Cuba in 1879 al d in what is some
tin IS called the little war" he order
ed his subordinates to commit deeds Of
fiendish cruelty in eastern Cuba.
General Blanco announces that he
will act with great energy against the
insurgents and will employ all politica
means to restore equality of treatment
in the various sections of the commune
ty. He says he has the greatest desire
to end the horrors of war and TO es'
tablish peace by the system he adopt
ed in 1873
Passaic City record., 1898-01-08
OB!TU AIRY.

Mrs. Catherine Fries, the oldest woma
in Western Pennsylvania, l03 years, die
at her home in Sharon.
Isaac r. Green. the Nestor of the Louis
vile. Ky. Bar. is dead, aged 81. He wa
born at Cambridge y. Y.
W. d. Hagar, one of the best know
showmeu in the country, and for years tb
manager Of the Balnum show is dead q
Nauseon. O.
Daniel Grosyernor Wright. D. D., t
prom nent educator and Episcopal clergy
man. Of Poughkeepsle, \. Y. is dead, age
81. He was born at Leyerett. Mass.
Passaic City record., 1898-01-08

Ruiz went to keep an appointment
and was killed. He bore no flag
truce but went with full consent fron
me as a peace commissioner and de
pending upon the good faith of Aran
guren.
Has the killing of Ruiz excited an.
spirit of revenge on the part of tn
Spanish troops?' he was asked.
Naturally some, said General Blan
co. but l will absolutely not counte
nance any cruelties on the part 0
Spanish officers. l want as little blood
shed as possible My whole idea is 70
peace
Autonomy i'll Cuba" continued Gen
eral Blanco, will be an established
fact in a few days. The Ministry
completed and will be at work by tina
time. Of course, there are some per
sons who are not satisfied. but ther'
always is a minority With autono
mical rule established, | will be, to /
great extent. relieved of responsibility
except as a sort of viceroy, and l theI
intend to take the field and conduct al
active campaign against those rebel
who refuse to submit, but l think tha
once the Cubans see autonomy actuall!
working, their doubts and prejudice
will be overcome"
Passaic City record., 1898-01-08
ed in 1879.

Blanco was captain general of the
Philippine islands when the present
revolution began, and although re-
preached with humanity by the Span
ish press. he published on his return
to Spain a pamphlet in which he in
dignantIy denies the imputation of be
ing humane" and gives the number o.
natives he put to death.
The new captain general of Cuba /:
sixty-four years old, having been borr
in San Sebastian, northern Spain, II
1888. He was commissioned a lieu.
tenant in 1855 was promoted TO cap
taincv in 1858, won the rank of lieuten
ant colonel in the war in San Domingo
and when the Spaniards were driver
from that island he was sent to tn
Philippines as governor of Mindanao
On his return to Spain he Joined TIL
army of the North, then fighting th'
Carlists, and took part in the battle.
of Montejurra, Nelabieta, Sommorros
tro. San Pedro Abanto, Monte Murl
and Mabieta. For the storming o
Pena Plata he was created marqui
of that name.
The new Cuban Ministry, now en-
tirely formed, will begin work witt
the new year, with offices in the palace
AS soon as autonomy is working
smoothly General Blanco will take tn
field to conduct most aggressive cam
paign against the rebels remaining un
der arms.
When asked to describe just hov
Colonel Ruiz came to go to the rebe
camp General Blanco said
Ruiz went to keep the appointment
Aranguren, knew the latter to be
heart an autonomist, and offered to ap
proach him. Ruiz wrote to the rebe
chief, and Aranguren made an appoint
ment to meet Ruiz at Tumba Cuatro
We have correspondence TO prov.
this.