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E-Rlj-NA' S
VICTORY.

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report, against 22O for the correspond
ing week in last year.
ATLANTA, Ga, was decorated with
endless miles of bunting for the con-
federate parade on the 22d Mrs.
Stonewall Jackson, Miss Winnie Davis,
Mrs. John B. Gordon and Mrs. Cab
belle Currie, president of the Daugh-
tiers of the Confederacy, were among
those who occupied carriages. A reso-
luton was passed to substitute for
1.-THE war of the the rebellion" the ex-
preston 1.-THE civil war between the
states" Charleston, s. c., was Sc
lected as the place for the encampment
next July.
| SOME of our vessels on blockade duty
entered the harbor of Manzanillo q
few days ago and opened fire on the
shipping, destroying three Spanish
| gunboats and blowing up a storeship.
! No casualties were reported on our
side.
THE Knights of Pythias lodges of
Chattanooga, Tenn, have joined in a
movement to establish q hospital in
that city for the care of sick members
of the order who are in the volunteer
army at Chickamauga park. The hos
pital will be opened at once.
AT Nebraska City. Neb., Charles Toll
liver quarreled with his wife and at
tempted her life by shooting her with
a revolver, but the bullet only made a
slight flesh wound. Tolliver then fled
from the house and hanged himself to
= tree.
Daily camera., 1898-05-25
Sp0id| F|CeI
||Qppef o| |QS|
cERvERA BOTTLED UP.
Sampson and Schley Awaiting an Oppor-
tunity to Pickle Him.

Sampson and schley Awaiting an Oppor-
tunity to Pickle Him.
Washington, May 25-From the best
information obtainable Cervera is bottled
up in Santiago de Cuba harbor by the
fleets of Sampson and Schley. The navy
department has official information to
this effect. No statement has been made
by the department but it is known that
the Spanish:aeet has been caught. 1t was
this knowledge that enabled the navy
department to positively state that no
battle had taken place in the Windward
passage.
The trapping Of the Spanish feet is7s
great load of of the shoulders of the au.
thorities. 1t has freed them from anxiety
for the North Atlantic ports. it has as
sured the safety of the blockading fleet
and allowed easy passage for the trans
portation of the invading troops.
Daily camera., 1898-05-25
Grimth-Laird.

A beautiful home wedding was held
this afternoon at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. l. c. Howard, the contracting par
ties being the sister of the latter, Miss
Marie Laird, and Mr.. Ira Griffith OF
Denver. 1t was just o'clock when the
bridal pair accompanied by bridesmaid
and best man. Miss Leta Wells and Eu.
gene Brasie. entered the parlor to the
sweet strains of the wedding march play
ed by Miss Olga Strathman. and there
in the presence of the family and friends
were united in marriage by the Rev. E
G.. Lane. The bride was beautifully
gowned 10 white liberty silk and carried
brides roses, and the groom was attired
in conventional black. During the cere-
nony the sweet strains CT "Silver This.
Ties" played softly. yet with charming
expression, by Miss Strathman. Aoated
through the room and added to the i'm.
pressiveness of the occasion. The rooms
were tastefully adorned with potted
plants and cut pink carnations. The
bride and groom. at the conclusion of the
ceremony were driven to the station
where amid a shower OF rice and good
wishes OF their friends they boarded the
train for Denver. Mr.. Griffith has al
ready provided home for his bride and
himself and they will Immediately com
mence housekeeping there. The Camera
iojps with a host OF friends in wishing
the couple future success.
Daily camera., 1898-05-25
COLORADO MEN NEXT.

They Have Been Ordered to Prepare to
Embark for Manila Thursday.
San Francisco. May 24-Col. Hale of
the Colorado Volunteers has received
instructions to have his men ready for
embarkation on Thursday for Manila.
This reginsnt is fully equipped. only
lacking ammunition, which will be served
to them tomorrow. tits said they will
sail on the steamer Roanoke, though that
vesst has not been chartered yet.
Daily camera., 1898-05-25
GOMEZ PROMISE.

He Says Cuban Volunteers Will Leave tue
Spanish standard ut the First Defeat.
Key West. May 2s-Everybody ex.
poets to hear soon that Blanco is cut of
from communication with the rest of the
world. Dispatches from Gen. Gomez
state that he expects that the Cuban vol.
unteers will flock to the victorious ban.
ner after the first battle. They have
been held in line by Blancos lies and
will DIS. 1T him as soon as they find he is
on the losing side. There are many
houses in Havana that have Cuban flags
ready to unfurl as soon as it is safe to dc
Daily camera., 1898-05-25
OREGON LOCATED.

An Official Announcement Says 1t is ii
Jupits Inlet.
Washington. May 25-An official an
nouncement at the navy department,
states that the Oregon has arrived a,
Jupiter Inlet Florida. Information is
received that the ship is safe and all on
board are well. The vessel arrived last
night but neither Secretary Lorg or the
other officials will say anything in regard
to its voyage or its future course. 1t is
supposed it will proceed to Hampton
Roads and undergo slight alterations.
Daily camera., 1898-05-25
PORTO RlcAN INVASION.
A Conference Held Today Decide, Go I'm.
mediate Acton.

A Conference Held Today Decide. Go I'm.
mediate Acton.
Washington, May 25-On account OF
the receipt of the news of the detention
Of the Spanish feet at Santiago. a confer
ence was held between Secretary Alger,
Assistant Meiklejohn and General Mil S
today regarding the invasion of Porto
Rico. 1t was decided to wage vigorous
campaign and 10000 men will be sent ct
once to San Juan. The naval vessels
now at Key West will be used as con-
voys for the transport ships. Ofdets
have been sent to Key West to get the
transports 10 readiness. 1t is supposed
that the Oregon will also be used as a
convoy for these transports.
Daily camera., 1898-05-25
WHERE is THE FLEET?

The AdministrationC Completely Successfnl
in Myktifying the People.
Washington. May 2s-Secretary Long
said today that Admiral Sampson is
nearer Havana harbor than is generally
supposed. He stated however that
Schley is at Santiago and can be furnish.
ed with reintorcements at Short notice.
The president was in very good humor
today and when asked the Cause attiit-
uted it to the decision to invade Cuba at
once.
There is outspoken condemnation on
the pant of naval officials regarding the
bottling up of the Spanish fleet at San.
tiago de Cuba.
Daily camera., 1898-05-25
Less Trip a1rlumph.

Richmond, Va. May 75-Despatches
from various points on the route taken
BY Lee on his way to Tampa, report that
the journey is one grand ovation. Speak
ing to crowd At Queensboro he said
II spent two years in Cuba and was run
out. l am now going back to run some
one else ont"
Daily camera., 1898-05-25
French Brig Lott NJ Sea.

Halifax, May 25-The loss of the
French brig Tjene Granville has been
confirmed. Her crew of 20 men perth
ed. The vessel was the one chartered
by Bernabe to carry coal for the Spanish
fleet.
Daily camera., 1898-05-25
Lieutenant sobral Captured

Washington. May 25-The Spanish
spy captured on the steamer Panama
has been positively ldenti6ei as Lieu'en-
ant Sobral. the late attache OF the Span.
,sh legation at Washington.
Daily camera., 1898-05-25

Washington. May 25-The observer at
Jupiter Inlet off Florida coast. reports
the Oregon proceeding northward this
morning. The department officials will
say nothing 'h regard to the vessels
course.
Daily camera., 1898-05-25
The b ne oad the cray.

Fredericksburg, May 75-The Confed'
crate veterans propose to participate in
the memorial day exercises with the G.
A. R. veterans. Resolutions to that ef
feet were passed BY Maurice camp las'
night.
Daily camera., 1898-05-25
Explosion at Albany.

Albany, May 25-Five men were in.
jured by naptha explosion in the capi
tol today. The greatest excitement was
occasioned by the explosion. many be.
lieving it to be the work of Spanish
sympathizers.
Daily camera., 1898-05-25
One rhird Tor Port, Rico.

One Third Tor Port, Rico.
Washington. May 25-Eollowing the
second call Tor volunteers comes the
announcement that one third Of them are
destined for Porto Rico.
Daily camera., 1898-05-25
War Revenue Bill.

Washington. May 25-1t is the int II.
ton of the senate to dispose of the war
revenue bill by Saturday.
Daily camera., 1898-05-25
A,eer viii Resign.

Warrington. May Alt is said that
Secretary Alger, who has been sick for
several days, will resign before the week
is out, and that Senator McComas will
succeed him.
Daily camera., 1898-05-25
The Troop 0o.s Ashore.

Fire Island. N. Y, May 25-The Brit.
ish vessel Troop went ashore mile
from the life saving station last night.
No lives were lost. but the vessel is a
total wreck.
Daily camera., 1898-05-25
hen|O|iQ| D0I
(Nde[S0 G.A. R.
MEMORIAL DAY.
G. A. r. Post Issues the Ann0unceme Of
the Exercises.

l
| the Exercises.
The announcement of the exercises at
the university next Monday in honor of
the heroes of the civil war has been is
sued as follows:
Headquarters Nathaniel Post No. $, De.
partment of Colorado and Wyoming.
G. A. R.
Boulder, Colo, May %, 1898.
In accordance with established Gus.
tom. Nathaniel Lyon Post will observe
Memorial Day. May goth. The follow
ing information is published for the
guidance OF all concerned.
The Post will attend divine services at
the Methodist Episcopal church on Sun.
day, May 10th. at II o'clock a. m, and
for that purpose will assemble at the
Post room promptly at 1870 a. m. of
that day.
The Post will assemble at the Post
room at 900 a. M, May goth. and under
escort of the high school cadets, Sons of
Veterans, w. r. c, civic societies of the
city, teachers and children Of the pub
lie schools and citizens, will march to
the University of Colorado. where pub.
lie exercises will be held in accordance
with the following program:
Voluntary Wagner
instrumental Quartette.
Prayer
Rev. Charles Caverno.
Tenting on the Old Camp Ground
Mr.. Austin and Glee Club.
Reading of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address
DR.. H. w. Callahan.
Tramp. Tramp. Tramp
Nh. Austin and Glee Club.
Remarks
Mary E. Ullmer, President w. R. c.
Battle Hymn of the Republic
Glee Club.
Hon. T. ]. O'Donnell.
America
Benediction
Rev. ]. E. Pickett.
On conclusion of the exercises at the
University of Colorado. march will be re
sumed, proceeding to the cemetery,
where the service of the Grand Army of
the Republic will be performed by offic-
ers and members of the Post and the
graves of deceased soldiers and sailors
decorated with flowers.
Comrade A. M. Sawyer is hereby ap.
pointed marshal of the day and is charg-
ed with the execution of details relating
to the parade. T. G. SINNERS.
ALBERT FETTE, Post Commander
Past Adjutant.
Daily camera., 1898-05-25

London, May 25-Lloyd's agency pub
fishes despatch stating that the Sar-
anac has been recaptured by Admiral
Dewey.
Daily camera., 1898-05-25
sARANAc RECOVERED.

Admiral Eewsy Signs for New Worlds to
Conquer.
Manila, May 25-Admiral Dewey has
sent the Baltimore and captured gun.
boat Callao to Iloilo to recapture the
Saranac, which was taken by the Spanish
before the Manila battle.
Daily camera., 1898-05-25
Pr;za Cases copsidered.

Key West. May a5-1he cases of the
prizes St. Pedro and Guido were taken
up by the court today.
Daily camera., 1898-05-25
Maine Disaster Pensions.

: Maine Disaster Pensions.
Washington. May 25-The twenty.
fifth application for pension on account
of the Name disaster was filed. The ap.
plicant was the father of victim.
Daily camera., 1898-05-25

Tampa, May 2s-Frank Miller. an
American has been arre.ted on the
charge of being Spanish spy.
Daily camera., 1898-05-25
CHARGED AS A SPY.

An American Arrested BY Authorities Un-
| der . Grave Charge.
Daily camera., 1898-05-25
usior.do's Quota.

Washington. May 25-Colorado will
furnish 7o5 men as its quota for the Sec
ond call for volunteers.
Daily camera., 1898-05-25
GuI |O
Army Volunteers
MORE VOLUNTEERS.

The President Wants seventy-fve Thous-
and Moro Mes.
Washington. May 25-The president
has issued call for 5000 volunteers.
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J ED. MURRAY CAMP.
Held An I'm portant Meeting Last
 Night.
Headquarters, J.Ed. Murray Camp

Headquarters, ]. Ed. Murray Camp U. c. Y.
 Pine Bluff, Ark, July ', 1898. Camp met pursua1t to adjourn. ment, Commander Valiant in the chair. Reading of minutes of last meeting postponed The eommit- tee on information reported that about twenty members of the camp would attend the reunion, starting via the Cotton Belt on the 18th. They also reported q communica- lion from General Slemmons, Of Monticello, stating that he would join cs with fifteen or more com fades from that place. MeCollum camp of Camden will also join us with q deltgation. A communiea. ton from chairman Of executive commmittee was read by the Adiu- tant
 Past Commander Benton sub. mitted the following names to be appointed as delegates to represent this camp at the reunion
 j. ". Ragland,J B. Trulock, ]. T Murtaugb, and ". CtGarratt Commander Valiant appointed " M Mosley, " c. Garrett and j. Y. Saunders, committee to draft resolutions of respect on the death of our late co1rade, Louis Dardenne.
 On motion, adjourned subject to tue call of the commander.
 G E VALIANT,
 Commander.
 THOMAS GREEN,
 Adjutant.
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u ls Said SagaSta eaa TO Longer keep GPfiSifes of lis People
 Down o{fr Their Defeats.
Ill ! l PRISONERS
 ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE.
They Were Aboard tae Harvard. but American Guards We're Watching and Sent Deadly Bullets
 into Them.

Madrid, July ,. via the frontioH July 8.-The enthusiasm around the nislead- ing dispatches to the Spanish govern. ment from Cuba k changed inIo the wailings of tAa families Of the victims and lamentations over the national dis asters The ministers are crestfallsn and are sdIt eanae3Ifae 5he worst
 4 government crisis is imminent and it is regarded as probable that senor SIvela or Marshal Martinez de Campos will succeed Senor Sagasta as premier and propose paaca in order to pervent the Americans from attacking seaboard cit ies Of the peainzula and running Spain.
 The Iona os the general public may be summed ID H the remark frequently hear Cod alone knows what will happen.
 The queen E greatly afflicted.
 FIe a9amsh eoYeraments decision to continue the war is published, and if is addea that tae Americans need a0a, GOO men t7 eaafHFs tHe operations fa Cuba. 1t being aleeed here that the coopera- ton ot tae insurgents is practically nil.
 X cab.ast meeeing was held last night which lassei uaf1 midnight The resig- nation of it5 members, is regarded as threatened.
 The IT P seers on issaiug from the coune1, were very reserved. They sad the government had no further news from SaG5l3go 6at onEv received a mes sage from General Blaneo asking for money. Captain Aunon denied that Camara would return to Spain. Be garding the statement that General #eyler was organizing anticonstitu. ional demonstrations he said If this be true the captain general of Madrid will attend to the matter i'
 Spain 1t is alleged, is prepared for peace on the basis of the indepedenee of Cuba and the Philippines, the United States occupying Porto Rico until the war indeun ty is paid Lieutenant Correa says everything depends on events at Santiago.
 EI Naeional declares that the nation is governed by idict5,
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A Remarkable Cure.

Mr. Alexander Moore, a reliable busi- ness man, of 1230 5. 18th St, Philadel- phia Pa, says: T contracted violent cold which settled all over me. The pain ill my chest and side was excruci- ating. Tie doctor gave me medicine and blistered my side, but I only grew worse. Then you gave me bottle of Brazilian Balm. I had little or no faith in it, but decided to try it. I took 3 or good doses before bed time, and rubbed it well over my blistered side. That night I slept like top--my first good rest for over week-and awoke in the morning cated. Brazilian Balm is sim- ply invaluable.o
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LIEUTENANT RICHMOND P. ROBSON. and knocked over tent guys and other camp paraphernalia in their eagerness to see the returning heroes, and sent up cheer after cheer for the men who had passed safely through the jaws of death to serve their country. The same scenes of enthusiasm were repeated upon the arrival of the men at the hospital station and at our base at Jaragua.
 Hobson, who reached there in ad. vance of his companions, was taken oil board the New York immediately. The fagship's decks were lined with officers and men, and as Hobson clambered ID the side and stepped board his vessel the harbor rang with shouts ani cheers from his comrades, which were reechoed by the crews of a dozen transports lying near fy
 Hobson had little to say in regard to his experiences, except that he and his companions had been well treated by tha Spaniards, and that they were all i'll excellent health
 shafter Tells of Huhson's Exchange. Washington, July s 8-General shaf. ter's telegram announcing the exchange of Lieutenant Hobson and his men is 2, follows:
 Playa, del Este, July Secretary of war. Washington: Hea6qu4riers Fifth army corps. Cuba, July G. Lieut.. Hobson and all his m Il have just beea received safely i'll exchange for Spanish officers and prisoners taken by the United States. All are ill gcol health except two of the seamen, who are con yalescing from remittent fever.
 SKATER,
 sMajor General Commanding J
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PHILADELPHIA GOES
 TO HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
Nlse WHI Take tbe Commission Tbat VII Talzs Charge uf Crete ss1u's
 New Territory,

Washington. daly a.-SeeGet15 Haa4s has gwen orders Tor tEe departure o2 the PH1aGelahIa from 6aTe sand ta Hawaii She viii carry che flag Of the United States tothe islands that iac.u3es them within the BniGa Admiral Mil- ter will 1e charged @Ita the function of hoistiHg,the 8ag that was hauled down by Commissioner BioaHt The ship will be Fcadv for sea in few days. h the meanwhile the president will ap. point q commission 10 immediately frame the laws which will be neeesaaeE to change tho condition of affairs in Ha= waij. This must be done before the ad- j0urumeat of congress, as the commis- sioners are subject flo confirmation.
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% The Boys Gave Cheer After Cheer as He Passed Through the 4meF-
 iean Troops Lines,
MUCH ENTHUSIASM
 ON BOARD HARSHIPS.
He Mas Given Hearty Welcome There hy His Companions-Hobson Says They We're We'll Treated
 by the Spanish.

Copyrighted 1878. by tbe Associated Press.
 Off Jaragua, July 6, by Associated Press Dispatch Boat Wanda to Port An- tonic, via Kingston, Jamaica, July 7..- Assistant Naval Constructor Richmond P. Hobson of the Flagship New York and the six seainen, who with him sailed on the collier Merrimae into the channel of the harbor at Santiago on June < last and sunk her there, were surrendered by Spanish military author ities today in exchange for prisoners captured by the American forces.
 Hobson and his men were escorted through the American lines by Captain Chadwick of the New York, who was awaiting them. Every step of their journey was marked by the widest den- onstrations on the part of the American soldiers, who threw aside all semblanee of Order. scrambled out of fentfenchments,
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.sinlssa

Refoto s0o days of eb.ofofoya there wsa quGok iD san Francisco who advertised booth drawing without pa.n Tho patiens w0a placed in q chair and o wrench given. when he roarsa violently. ]" , thought you aald thers was no paia28 50 there Is not by my pfacesB. That is CartwrigAt'g way. That's the way be does 1t. Itif very different from mine. Another tus, and still mora violent howl "Ihata Ghe way Dumerge pulls teeth, said tnp uhabashod practitioner You don lika 1t, no donb5 Who would3' Another twist was given, and the patient as 2 FGle, howled worse than ever. S.Ihat, She dentist says, "is Parkinson's mode z. By this timo the tooth was nearly cut " will Aloy," he said, display E.g OWE method, wheraapnu h9 triuIpbantly withdrew thu tooth ana held it up for tA, epeetioh. 3on observe that by ny trGi7 scientific pFGeess there ia really TO aasa shatavsr- ''s-.Aaw York Tribune.
 Kuiehts of Tenor.
 It is dety yon owe ta aen outside tho order as well as e those Esid8 6f if, i8- cludiHg yourself. C fia ygpf level best ta increase tic membership.
 Paul Ganfert is cne of tbe most success ful hnstlors fer the order in few York.
 Past Supreme Dictator Iehn Maiiaan retains his interest n the order aud is as hard q worker as ever
 It is easy D cfitigise ID active, working brother, and he is sometimes accused of selfish motives for his activity Bue will he who eritieises tak8 hold and ao tlie same work as efficiently and mako the rn3ap gaif cafpf fepz 8Hd fYfga5 t55 ef7hfsiff f0 unkind aud gnffateFnal criticisms.
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SPANISH PRISONERS
 ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE.
They secure Guns on the Harvard, but the Guards Kill Six and Wound
 Fifteen of Them.
opyrighted. lsos, by ths Associated Press.

Copyrighted le9s, by tha AssoeiateI Press.
 Headquarters of General shafter, TuesGay, Jaiy ), par 4ssocioted Press dispatch boa6 Dandy, via Port Antonio and Kingston, July 6, , p. m.-Aboat 90 of the 400 Spanish prisoners onz lh9 United STates auxiliary cruiser Harvard attempted to escape last ni8hr Insome way number of them secured guns and made a wild dash for liberty from the steeragA where they were confined. Their rush was mol b. rhe deadly bul- lets of the guaris and six were killed and , wonndei The firing ended the mutiny No Americans were hurt.
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WILL MOVE SLOWLY.

 No Attao3z Will Be Made Upon santi-
 ago Until All Is In Readiness.
 Washington, July 8.--Wegnesdar Wae worry quiet att the War and navy dapart- ments. There was bulletins posted in the former department, but there was none of more recent date than TaesdaY the general tendency was to show that 10 forward movement is in immediate contemplation. There is everywhere a disposition to insist taat hereafter haste shall be made slowly an l tha5 che equip ment of our soldiers shall ba complete in thevery respect before they advance fur, CT. This is likely to be the rule even at the expense of time and in the faoe of the criticism of an clement that has been vehemently insisting upon rushing the campaign without regard 10 cost in blood and money.
 Secretary Long regarded the report that the 8Ieaaasa XIII had been de- stFoyed while trying to run the Havana blockade as the bast news of the 6ay
 Two large Wfeebihg vessels have left Norfolk to begin work upon the Colon. the \ lzeaYa and 0qGendo.
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2.,1 OUT OF 9
Howell Wins The Weekly Gun olub
 Shoot By the Above Score.

The gun club had their weekly shoot at their grounds near the water works Thursday afternoon. Twenty-Five birds were shot at.
 MT. E. c. Howell killed 21 out of 9 and won the medal.
 The following was the result of the sport.
 Howell, q; Clements, 20, VII Hams l6j Lloyd 1f; Coles IT.