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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14
MAYAGUEZ OCCUPIED.
Some Sharp Fighting in Porto Rico
Up 20 the Suspension.

PONCE. PORTO RICO. August Il
DELAYED IN transmission - General
schwan has occupied the town OF Maya
ac!ez. taking formal possession without
resistance Tho spanish fo!ce, which had
held tho place withdrew 20 Lares, about
sixteen miles northeast Of Mayaguez and
half way between the town last named
and Arecioo. on the north coast OF the
ISLAND.
General Brooke Is sr7-l az Guyana.
The munitions and supplies for hts dlvis.
ion are being unlosded from the trans
ports at ZrroyO.
General Wilson IL still AZ Coamo await
endorsements Of cavalry and dynami'.
guns before executing plans formulated
for the advance IN the direction Of Aioo'
niio, IN cooperation with General Brooke
on Thursday about o'clock there was
desultory firing between pickets on Gen.
eral Wilson line and those OF the Span
Ten forces IN his front. Two companies
OF the Second Wisconsin volunteers were
sent in 10 support the picHets. As thii
dispatch IS sent q o'clock z. Nd, there
is sharp firing going on. An oceasiona.
yolley has been heard. a battery OF artii-
lerv has been moved OUT TO thu support
Of the infantry.
Prisoners captured during the day re-
port that there are 800 Spaniards at
AibonitO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14
BUFFALO LITHlA SPRINGS.
People Who Have secured Health
Through It's wonderful Waters

BUFFALO LlTHIA SPRINGS. VA.
Aug. H. special-Warn think or the
marvellous cures wrought and being
wrought here. and know that many Of
tho most eminent physicians throughout
the country know from personal obserya-
ton that The nerves. the great centre
OF human weakness. can Dee reconstructed
and refuKlrqtcd here. and see and know
OF GOOD peoule whose lives are really
valuable to the communities in which
they lvo-to see such people under the
treatment OF quacks whose only aim IN
practice is the Zee. 30 makes me think OF
the Widow Badotis-
Poor. short-sighted critters We
Can't calculate with certainty,
How matters are gOin' 10 be-
People who fail 20 appreciate and
understand the immense value n the
great learning of such men as our be-
loved Dr. Hunter Mcclure, DTS. q. Hal
s+.,d rao,.lsr1. James J.. Cabel. William
A. Hammond. William -. baskeryill'
cooroe A Foote. who speaks by the
boot T" for he especially, speaks from
a. rersonal experience. which he related
IN tbe writer. several years ago. and
,rbfcb yvonfd convince tie most skepucal
tr.t The "ncrves are the life." and that
~, matter how badly "the human frame
,ii,.ira" may be run down. ana no matter
60, ,,b.f cause it emanated. that eIpe-
- taught that the use OF the water
f,o,, Snrinr No. gradually toned up the
.,,.sten, and that il was well-establish-
"a fsc, that this water had absolute con-
troll of AN such complaints.
when Or. Foote got here he was adj
..tsod nv several eminent physicians (Uho
held careful consultation on his case)
=. o. home His condition was such that
"a case reported I'm the medical journals.
known 10 these gentlemen had re-
covered previous 10 that time. Dr. Foote
- a man OF unusual intelligence. and had
r,aae up his mind 20 carry out in prac-
s.. an himsalf a thaorS vhiah h. h--s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14
LONDON ON PEACE.
August IL. 1898. l. a Memorable Day
i'm the " orld's History.

LONDON. August l3-The Standard,
commenting on the signing Of the proto-
col by the representatives Of Spain and
the United States. says: Thus ends one
OF the most swiftly decisive wars in his
tory. Spanish rule disappears from the
West. The c0nquerors have problems on
great difficulty before them. Doubtless
they viii face them with patriotic reso-
luton"
The Daily News says: August u. 1895
viii be a memorable day In the history
OF the world. Il is the day which VII
messed the death Of one famous empire
and the birth OF another. destined per-
haps 70 more enduring fame. II must
be admitted that the results achieved
are a substantial record for four months
OF war"
The Morning Post says that the rroto-
col leaves open the two qustions regard
ing which future difficulties may not
concern the United States and Spain
alone are likely 20 arise. IL advises
Spain. assuming that tho United states
only holds Manila, 10 sell the Philip
pines.
The Daily Telegraph Is impressed By
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14
PRICE TOO SMALL.
Special Commissioners Not Satisfied
with sale of the Harvey Property.

Ncssrs. John A. Lamb. Conway r.
Sands and j. Jordan Leakc commis sion-
ers appointed in reference 90 the sale OF
the Harvey property al Barton Heights,
viii protest 10 the County Circuit Court
AGAINST the confirmation of the sale of
the same at the low figures az which
Oe property was knocked down Friday
bv the aucuoneers. Mcssrs. j.. 7. sutton
and H. Sciden Taylor.
The first thing sold was the piece OF
property ON Virginia avenue. ON which
are located the many greenhouses and
this. together with Che greenhouses. WIS
sold To- the Home Building Fund Com
pauy for 5000
Lot l. on Virginia avenue. containing
two greenhouses and the heating appdr-
atus for the entire garden, went to the
same company FOR $50. and lots and 6.
adjoining. on which was situated Mr..
Harvey's residence. were sold. together
with The large stable % the Home Build
ing Fund Company for 500
Mr. " VI. Luck bought tho lot saving
fifty feet front on North avenue for Sl15.
and the property IN Duvalls Addition.
30 by 100 feet on which Is situated a
residence and the boilers aud pump. was
knocked out. together with all improve
ments 10 the Home Rnndins Fund ra"A-
MANY Cor S21n -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14
FULTON NOTES.
Clear Water a BIcssing-A Family Re
union-Pcrsonals.

From four different points In Fulton
cool and sparkling spring water
can be had free ia place Or the yellow
vyafcr that the city now charges FOR.
Tbe fountain at the corner OF Williams
furo avenue and Louisiana street is
ithor4llv uatronized. AS is also the ny
drant a. Orleans street "n''h - CON
uocted with the Fulton spnns.
revival is 100 progress al -Four Mile
)re.D rsrfist church The pastor. Rev.
A j. Hall is conducting the services win
much success. ~ 20
Mr. Alma Gcrhardt Clup in Narlpa,
Uenrico. Will be the occasion ol IdiniIy
r.unfou iu honor OF her brother, Mr.
PANEL Gorhardt. OF philadelphia Ihirty
members OF the family viii participate
Mrs. CUPS mother ls eighty s,al
OF age and has thirty direct Ne'c, Au@'I'
children grandchildren and great ~ anu
children Mrs. cup viii give ulii'or
in honor OF the occasion.
Mr.. George vs.. billiard the Fulton boy
who is enlisted in The suffolk Guards
Fourth virginia Regiment ana VINO vas
df.ohar-rd ON account OF pnysical uI7-
ability has so improved that De no"
writes that DE viii stay with DIS COM
pany. .. o,eo,
Mrs. Joseph j.. sorg and two children
aro summcring at Holly Springs Hem
rico. .,f.4-..,
Mrs Frank Thompson and two children
have returned from a. very pleasant Nlsil
~ friends and relatives in Delaware.
AIR. Hiram saxton. of Amelia county
was on "a visit To- bus old home ln Nailhd
This week.
Dr. b. H. Rc1ms has returned from d
pleasant visit tO The seashorc.
Miss Mary CARRIER is az Holly Springs
Hsnrico.
AR. Wilson Reams has returned from
n delightful trip TO ocean View ana Ola
Point
AR and Mrs Henry Hi arc visiting
in Amelia county
Mrs. j. A. Black and children are az
Holly Springs. Hcnrc0.
Mr. Joseph r. Sors leaves to-day Tor
Cold Sulphur Springs.
Alderman j. il. Lawdcr and Council
man Fred IT. CARRIER arc at Cold sulphur
Springs.
SIR. James Hartley IS visiting IN BUFF
falO, y. w.
Miss lillian Duke and Miss Ella Jordan
arc visiting in Norfolk and Virginia
Beach.
The infant child of Sir Thomas tt. Far
rand on Fulton Hiu which has been so
sick with the spinal menigets IS some
what improved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14
THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
Governor Tyler Asked TO Give His Co
opcration in Securing Exhibits.

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operation in Securing Exhibits.
The Governor has received communi-
cation from Ferdinand W. Peck. Conn
missioner General for the United States
20 the Paris Exposition of 1900 in which
DE says.
"Thc dignity and Importance of the
United States in ar.s. science and man
ufacures should De accurately reflected
jim the character OF the exhibits which
are % Doe displayed in The American
Section of This great International tN-
position. and with thia object iu view
YOU are respectfully invited 90 promote
such interest therein throubhough- your
state AS viii tend 90 insure among the
American exhibits the best representa-
ton of tho industries and institutions az
the State
owing tn the limited time yet available
for selecting and arranelns The exhibits
of this country it SIS The desire OF the
Commissioner General that tho widest
and earliest possible invitation be extern
ded To manufacturers and producers. and
FIN behalf OF the National Government
your earnest and hearty cooperation IN
this matter is solicited
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14
The Sultan of Morocco:Dead.

GIBRALTA. Aug. BIT Is reported
that Nulal-Ab- El-Aziz. Sultan Is dead.
The Sultan Mulai-Ab-El-Aziz known
10 his subjects under the tiu. OF
Observation-Disclosures. or Prince OK lIue
Believers. was born In ISL ana succeearu
his father Mulai-liassan on June 3, I''i:
lie WIS the fifteenth or me ayndstS -,
Tho hffsor founded By Mu.ai-Achmet and
the thlrty-slxth Eneal descendant OF All
uncle and san-in-law OF the Prophet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14
Cholera IN India.

MADRAS. Aug. iS-The cholera Ia
epidemic here Between Monday morn
ing and Friday night there were nifty.
five deaths from the disease the fatalities
prior 10 the day first mentioned having
been one hundred and seventeen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14
THE FARMERS ARE
AFTER SCALPS
They Want Only Genuine Farmers in
the Agricultural Department.
RAILROAD BILL IN EQUITY.
\ New Railroad Chartered To Run
from Snow Hill TO Fantigo-Re-
cruits Still Being Sent 10 Jack
sonviIIc-Nirginia Convicts.

RALEIGH y c.. Aug. 13.-SDecial.-At
tho state Farmers Alliance meeting at
Hilsboro this week resolution was IN
t-oducod. calling on the Board Of Agri-
culture 20 get rid OF Commissioner John
r. smith il demands that only genuine
farmers hold the places in the Agricul-
tural Department
Ralcirh's health record. as printed from
the report Of the Board OF Health, Us
n good one. The number or deaths was
%.
There arc in North Carolina 50 cigar
and cigarette manufactures and l'0
manufactures for plug and smoking to-
bacco. an in operation incfe are also
l2e whisky distlleries i'm operation Wnich
make $4,000 gallons of whisky yearly.
BILL ~ EQUITY
The Wilmington and Weldon railroad
have filed "a bin in equity in the United
states Circuit Court in Raleigh. against
the Railroad Commission and others 10
restrain tho enforcement OF the new
fares Of passenger rates. judge simon
ton granted preliminary restraining
order. in Ashcvilo. August 10th. return
able I'm Greensboro on the second Tues
day I'm October a bond Of $1,000 was re-
quircd and given
ono of the "bic trees En- Yosemite
Valley. California. has been named
North Carolina in honor ~ this state.
Tho North Carolina Liquor Dealers A.
eociation met here on the 29d, 9th and
25th.
ln spite % tho fact that Tho war IS
said TO boz over. recruits are sdil being
sent 90 jacksonville. Eight left here to-
day.
RAILROAD CHARTER.
The state to-day chartered the Colds
boro. Snow Hm and Eastern railroad. 70
20 from Snow Hu 20 Pantego Beaufort
county j. VIII be sixty miles long.
TO IMPEACH RUSSELL
Democratic State Chairman Simmons
saws that be has no doubt but what the
Legislature VIII impeach Governor Rus
scu Many Republicans say tho same
thing They declare that no matter what
the legislature is-uemocratic or Repub-
lican-this viii Doe done.
Two United states conyicis from Nir-
ginia. for coun,crfeitinr. were brought
10 the prison here to-day. one gets two
years and the other five years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14

-.H.-ftrf noe
found from Observing ,ne 49, eo,r
ton of the water ,l''N i.,st nre-
years ago that D met Hl.h ". ,.,. 81,
vi0us tO DIS leaving lot Jus a.,-r
Warreutou. ~. g.. and il tnel Voc 49,
enocfmcu of physical ana lh''t' ''''
manhood here. J. WAS 80 unfortunate ''
hoo, 10 SEQ him
There is another gentleman nero now
whose case is equally remarkable ne
toid mo this morning that he mad hi7I
..er,reA with "A nervous giving away
rt-, courd nor he overcome by the
,-.-.'ito- ,,..7 b,- his phvsicians He sui-
l-, ..-.s+i,,. io TACT fo such an extent
l.4.1 ~. s,.s..r, gave away. and
l-l'1 lia 49, -,.. f,ro,vod hv Bright's
ihe H'i -. ~ ,-.-o,,r.a5 "hoDe-
lls 4a,' eltl l,.o
less 10y lis 49, ,.., ,,.,s examined by
Or Lard WHO "''. o.. ii,.o f, au
only tnrte or l'"' 1900 .i,... b. u.,s
prooaohiiy. he Ply '.. o-, of bi.
an aosolule l'"s .''' ,l...,. .t., l-ss and
legs had noIs "i, M. to,,,n am
Doe was ioitiy -. s,,o
Spring no. Do anu '.i ' g..
all bis nervous comp anus -'
the action OF me ".-'I' ,--,.,..
changed to pfins no. - '-i a.. to,i,,,
disease was eiadIcaieu a'" "- 80,
as active as any man OF Hla
ever seen. for DE mas p's7'" '''
"threo score ana ten- al
IT. '.i..' ,.i.h him thte morn
ing. he toId me that several years ago
D.. I'd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14

SARATOGA. y. Y. Aug. p.--The
Democratic state Committee has decided
to hold the state convention AZ Syracuse
Wedn exday SsnA>r-hs< 18th
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14
Get 7 wave Of trouble roll
Across my peaceful breast

I'm. tust turn myself loose and enjoy
lie ike the other young gentlemen ana
having been raised up Do me way i
should 60" I shall probably NOT "'i''i'
therefrom." -..,.
The crowd comes and goes constant.
~ u,ith little change in the beauties or
Ills grand social KALEIDOSCOPE, ana ever We
r r,.'l additions which instead OF de-
tracting from and making one regret
the absence Of those VINO nave lel. ..,. auus
.t-n ~ gratitude that the Great
4-cSitect of the INVERSE has seen NJ
~ SEN send SO many good people together,
a., -, r,eetln., OF some Of them and
- tbeir conversation. emanating
from bright minds matured by early
training and well oigested eApeileil.e
makes one earnestly wish 90 cnumelate
their many virtues. -. -.
The church is represented here by
many dlvines of many denominauons.
Nav they live long and prosper ALL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14

Guiding the cottagers and guests az Blue
Ridge Summit. Buena Vista. Blue Noun
tain House and CHAIRMAN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14


degree OF Bachelor OF Scl'"'''
Mrs. James pleafants i'it i'i'iinohu
last week 10 VISIT her hlt'' ."' =. ~
Aeit hafaIl ~ her n''"D'"' 0'''''S
place in AlbGmario.
III, ALL.
MIS-. Nllnam WIS. ""' -
Nellie and Annie NAY" ielt i ,.,.,.Di
last week ~ visit Ititl'. 49,, ',l,,
county Miss Mary ~" NJ. ,'''
loit to visit Miss 'o.e' I'D
Mrs. Frank Crump nas 'c.t ,l'., 10
lNcnmond aIiei a. "''"-,'' '
Ii't SpfMts, Sn, l''' -. g.. .
Mrs. j. Taylor Lilla."' 10y ln-
proved in health by in' n',"a. ne iHl-
Tor VIII fciufh q" '''''''''''
oi SEPTEMBER
,... l,..f,l., g. ,,o.,. ,.,-,.-
Mi D. - v-ui,.., 6 ~.
lNe htI 'H'h"'''' -'''' w
hins. Lexington
.. o. .t-,.t.. III.
"iI. NJ H'''"i go '.@
family VINO arc sp."''''E ''' '''''i''i ii
L'Ai"s '""'
~. H.. --.
froI. N''l7o" ,''' ll .tl., ..,',
no" "I H'..'uI' o." ""' '"'' VIII
sl'no ABOUT nl"I','
a.. O. ,-....f.4 p,.,,, 90 .to
rouisiad1 loom m ia the confederate Mu-
,.. ,... ...,'-, 49,. 90 ..~o.., ti.tl--
'.'r No.. .,o ,.,.,..~i...t.i. -.
l,' 90 ,.,,..,..,.,. .'ll,,,,ts o.orter
....,.,,,,',. ~ ro,,rsc, ~ Am or noarr,. aii
t .i,o 49, t.l.,,.,.,, p.,
81. Wv, e,or, ,,D ,.,nrrs or tbat e-,
an ,e .,a ,..f-stfo l.t. vae nroe,,,.oJ
~. w.. f-,.,.. D. ..,.,. C,a,.io ~ 10 rot ,.of
known what disposition Mrs. Vaucht has
Much local interest ig felt I'm the am
ro,rcod oucaeenaut Of Mr.. Henri de Si-
hour. Youngest SON OF the late count do
slborr to Miss Rita CIacctt. Sixteenth
street. Washington. ID. C.. Both young
people gro fav0rtcs in the exclusive set.
at the Capital the groom having spent
much time with Dis mother at her home
on Farrcut Square A number Of Rich-
enjoyed the aGIaunt hospitality OF that
home. and these Mi received the news
interest Mr. dc s.bour who is now liv-
,9s in New York. was GRADUATED graduate. from
architect. The wedding. which will take
place al ne nome OF NE url'e. in NO.
abroad. Mr de sibour wishing to prose-
cute MS studies in faIis.
Mrs. u. t. Lewis has loft Tor Mont
eagle. ltnnr Joining her parents ar mat
p.nu''r resort D" inc tennessee noun
Do n"Ns oi 'h' II'hin'Hn M"io orphan
A-Ni gum arc Dlu, u Ii,,'l's,'' ll s'.'Ili ~
l'hos Tor IL SWIM lINt poor "hi'n VIII
'" "'''1 -N'' Ni''' .'l N"' I''
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-14

distinguished himself as one 81 the
strong men Of the hour, and he is surely
at the head Of cause which should APP
peal to all right thinking and liberty
loving peoples. The necessity for hair
splitting between Miles and Gomez y
not remotely likely to arise, though,
even if the present organized revolution
its should be recognized BY the Congress
Of the United States as the rightful GOV
eminent Of Cuba. 1t is easy to see that
i soldier OF the United States might
not have to Get his foot On Cuban
soil.. Recognition and intervention BY
this country would have the effect OF
wonderfully stimulating the present in
surgent army. and adding largely to lts
number and equipment. If the Goverr''
ment Of the United States would invest
the seaports 81 the island with her navy
Gomez would probably be able to do the !
rest. OF course the patriotic people Of
this country will support the President a!atAt
and Congress in any reasonable plan to
bring the present distressed condition in
Cuba to close, if it is consistent with
honor> Of the United States; but what
must the ultimate result be it we are not
going to assume control Of the island
ourselves? What party on the island
can step in front Of the patriots, who
have fought under or co-operated With
Gomez and his associates? \
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-14

A UNITED STATES SENATOR, arguing for
Intervention by the United States with
out recognition of the independence of
the Cuban Republic, is quoted as fol-
lows: General Miles, if he went there
at the head of the American army,
after the republic was recognized,
would be subject to the orders of Gomez,
just as Lafayette was subject to the or
ders of General Washington. The two
cases would be parallel, for France recog-
nized the independence Of the colonies
and came here to our aid and assistance.
The United States does not in this case
propose to pacify Cuba and do it subject
to the orders of General Gomez, and it
is the United States that will dictate the
terms of settlement when the time for a
settlement comes" There might easily
be a much worse situation than that
presented in General Miles reporting to
General Gomez for orders. Gomez has
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-14

The sudden difficulty in securing re-
cruits for the army and navy reported
by the recruiting officers in this city
may be explained on the ground that a
decreasing prospect of war has caused
lessening of the desire to enlist.
Another reason for the failure to secure
recruits rapidly is the surprisingly large
number of applicants who are unable
to meet the physical requirements.
Some curious facts have been developed
by the recruiting officers since the be.
ginning of the war furry. All classes
of citizens have presented themselves
for enlistment, including clerks, me.
chanics and the industrial classes gen.
orally, as we'll as men devoted entirely
to rustic and farming pursuits. The
average physical condition of these has
been generally fair, though only very
small percentage have been able tie meet
the requirements for army and navy
service. Another class, which may be
said to comprise farmers as well as
artisans and mechanics-those common
ly known as tramps-furnishes the sur
prise, for the recruiting officers stat,
that they OF all Others have the leas
difficulty in passing the examinations
Their reckless lives seem actually t.
have benefited them, and exposure, lacl
OF food, loss of sleep, and so forth, in
stead of weakening them, show then
to be almost without exception as sount
as a dollar. This fact upsets all the
precepts about strict and proper lives
but there it is for the physicians tt
grapple with.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-14

IT is reported that when Consul Gen.
eral Lee called to TAKE. bis leave General
Blanco was too bus 10 receive him.
Well, perhaps General Lee wall some
day have the opportunity to pay off
Blanco's boorishness in politeness. 4.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-14
Preachers Still Have Trouble.

More trouble has cropped out among
the ministers OF the Wilmington Con-
ference. Rev. C. c. Mclean, who was
transferred from Los Angles, CAL, to
Pocomoke has declined the appoint,
ment. because of his fathers illness, and
will not preach anywhere for six months.
Presiding Elder Watt has been in con-
sultation with Bishop McCabe, who pre-
sided over the New Jersey Conference,
and it is expected that transfer will be
made, the Rev. w. T. Valiant going to
State Street Church, Camden, N. j., and
the Rev. E. G. Sunfeld,- who is stationed
at that church, going to Pocomoke City.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-14

" recently received from down east hustler.
Mr.. Lord was formerly located in Philadelphia
and knows the agency business from A to .
Parties who are interested in agency work will
do well to Immediately correspond with Mr..
LORD. EDITOR.
CUMBERLAND MILLS, NE.
DEAR FRIEND: ~
Are you open to an agency offer? r.
want an agent in your locality to work on
salary or commission. Twill give you a $50 ap-
pointment and forfeit $50 II you do not clear
$50 month. If you are interested, enclose 70
cents to cover mailing expense, for full particu-
lars, contract and two samples, the regular price
Of which is 80 cents. All sent fully prepaid.
As to my responsibility, refer you to the
Mayor, Postmaster, Express Agent or any business
house If we do not hear from you at once, shall
not hold the position open to you.
Yours truly,
+. EDWIN B. LORD,
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-14

WILL our flying squadron have to go
to the Cape Verde Islands for the mere
satisfaction Of licking the Spanish tor
pedo fotila? There is the gravest
doubt as to the ability Of the boats to get
over to US.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-14
Entered At the Wilmington Post once
as second Class Matter.
LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE 1897
DELMARvIA TELEPHONE 124
Business Office aaa Editorial
Rooms, NJ. 1os East Sixth 81.
Mechanical Department, No. lob
East Sixth St.
Philadelphia Office Room 8, No.
GIL Walnut Street.

THE sun is published every day in
the year and is distributed throughout
the City Of Wilmington and the State OF
Delaware by authorized agents. Sub
scriptions should be sent to the publica-
ton Office by mail or telephone.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-14

In all the talk about an armistice, and
in any possible suspension of hostilities
between the Cubans and Spain, let ms
not forget the blowing up of the Maine
and the murder of two hundred and
sixty-six Americans on board of her.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-14

THERE have been too many "bluffs"
and "grahdstand plays" in the treat
ment of the.Cuban question, but perhaps
we will all get down to real business in a
few days.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-14

WHILE the Powers of Europe are try
ing to avert a war between the United
States and Spain, we trust they will not
wholly ignore the blowing up Of the
battleship Maine. >-
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-14

Ar fight between bull and two Afri-
can lions in Mexico City last Sunday
many ladies We're present. An occa-
sion for tea slipping and an exchange of
the small talk of the very best society.