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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1898-02-18
Something to Know.

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This medicine is purely vegetable, acts
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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1898-02-18
MASONIC RESOLUTIONS
On the Death OF Brother John Wark. Who
Departed This Life February 10, 1898.

Departed This Life February 10, 1898.
WHEREAS. death, the common enemy
of our race, has again vadrd our
Lodge and taken from our midst one
of our most hOnored and faithful mem
bers. John Wark. brother of whom it
can be truly said that he was faithful
to every trust imposed upon him, Ia
the Lodge and out Of it,; was eminent
ly true TO his Masonic obligations; kind
and courteous i'll all ms Lodge rela-
tions: true brother and a loyal friend,
and
WHEREAS, we deeply deplore his
death, and feel it an almost irreparable
loss to the Lodge, yet we bow in sub
mission to the inevitable. the common
lot Of humanity, in this severance of
those ties that bind heart TO heart.
And il the amplitude Of the Supreme
Master of the Universe, who suffers
not hair of our head to perish, we
can look up and rejoice in the aSsur-
ance that the principles that governed
the life of our departed brother, honesty
of heart, his integrity, his fathfulness
in all the duties of life, his trust in
God, will secure to him place III the
Supreme Lodge above. Therefore be it
RESOLVED, by the Lodge assemb ed,
that we hereby tender our heartfelt
sympathy to the widow and family of
our deceased brother, in this the hour
of their sad bereavement, and COM
mend them to the care of Him who
dOeth all things well; that the Altar of
our Lodge be draped in mourning for
period of thirty days; that copy of
these resolutions be spread on the
records OF. the Lodge, and a copy be
also sent to the widow, aud that the
same be published in the Yale Exposi-
tor. James Brown,
James +. LutZ,
Harvey Tappan,
Committee.
Brockway Lodge No. 9l6, +. &. A. M.
Yale, February l4th, 1898.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1898-02-18

What pleasure is there in life with n
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who could become perfectly healthy
oy using DeWitt's Little Early Risers,
the famous little pills. Grant Holden.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1898-02-18

F., will be at the Rapley House, Yale,
every Friday during the month of
February for the purpose OF collect
ing taxes. Robert Carson,
Township Treasurer.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1898-02-18

Children and adults tortured by
burns, scalds, injuries, eczema or skin
diseases may secure instant relief by
using DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. IL
is the great Pile remedy. Grant Hol-
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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1898-02-18
Dressmaking.

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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-03-12

dent happened at the upper works this
morning between 10 and II o'clock when
John E. O'Brien was almost instantly
killed. He never gained consciousness
and died at the hospital in less than an
hour from the time of the terrible acct
dent. Mr.. O'Brien was son-in-law of
John Sheehy, foreman Of the casting de-
partment Of the upper works. He was
young man of % years Of age, q native
Of Iowa City, Iowa, and came to Mon
tana from Colorado several years ago.
For long time he was secretary Of the
Anaconda volunteer fire department.
Five years ago he married Miss Sheehy
and to them two sweet children were
born. one a girl and the other a boy.
They resided with Mr.. and Mrs. sheehy
on Foremen's row, with bright prospects
before them.
Says Brann's Iconoclast-Ex-Pnes
Slattery's escaped nun" is prancing
about England revealing convent Sc
crets." Being pressed recently to name
the convent from which she escaped"
she stated that 1t was that Of Poor
Clares, Cavan. Ireland, which she had
entered under the name Of Mary e. Mac
Cabe Investigation reveals the fact that
she was never in any way connected with
that convent. The only Catholic pris-
on she ever inhabited was a Canadian
reformatory for courtesans. Yet men
who make some pretension to respecta-
bility send their wives and daughters to
hear this old "cat" abuse the very wo-
men who strove to drag her out Of the
depth. Every woman who attends the
so-called lectures of Slattery's disreput-
able female ought to be fumigated.
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Evening star., 1898-05-12
ANARCHY IN PHILIPPINES
Rear Admiral Dewey Powerless to Control
the Situation.
British GunbOat Linnet Brings New,
That Strong Force Is Necessary
to Control Insurgents.
Copyright, 1898, by Associated Presso

HONG KONG, May 12.-The British sec.
ond-class gun vessel Linnet has arrived
here with news from the Philippine Is
lands. She left Manila on Monday last. an6
reports that the insurgents are uncon-
trollable. The whole country, it appears
is in state of anarchy, and Rear Admiral
Dewey is powerless to restore order
Ihe officers of the Linnet add that even
II Spanish rule is abolished, 1t will re-
qulre large force, with special training
to restore order III the interior. In the
meantime, the Spaniards IN Manila refuse
to submit, and Admiral Dewey is unwilI-
ing to lombard the town. He hopes to
starve the place into submission, but the
Spaniards are confident of being able to
hold out They allege that they have am
pie supplies for 25.000 regular troops and
thousands Of volunteers, beyond the range
of the United States warships, and they
are defying the Americans in the hope OF
European Intervention.
Two German warships, one French war
ship and warship of Japan are now al
Manila. Russian vessel is expected there
shortly.
A strong anti-British feeling exists among
the populace at Manila, and the people are
desperate and starving.
Evening star., 1898-05-12
CONCORD SINKS A SPANIARD
O. s. Cruiser Victorious in an Engagement
Off Iloilo.
Fight Was Witnessed by a Trading
Vessel, Which Took the News
to Hong Kong.

NEW YORK, May PA Hong Kong spe-
c1al of this date says that trading vessel
from the Philippines reports having wit
messed the destruction Of Spanish warship
by the United States gunboat Concord Off
1loilo.
The fight is said to have lasted two hours
at the end of which time the Spaniard went
down with colors flying There were no
casualties on board the Concord and no
damage was done to The gunboat There
are, 1t is alleged. only two other Spanish
war vessels In Asiatic waters. and one of
these Is in dry dock at Hong Kong, while
the cruiser Boston is searching for the
other, under orders to engage and sink it.
Evening star., 1898-05-12
IITu Dlu IN hU llUH
ENSIGN Bagley and -Four Men Killed at
CardGlas, Cuba
LIEUT.. BERN NADOU WAS VOUuD DED
Tle Loss Was Sustained in an Engagement With The
Spanish Yesterday.
THE TORPEDO BOAT WINSLOW HARD HIT.
Cruiser Wilmington and Gunboat Hudson We're
Also Engaged in the Fight.


Ensign Worth Bagley and four
men of the torpedo boat Wlnslow
were killed in a fight with Spanish
gunboats and shore batteries in Car
denas harbor yesterday. Several
others were wounded, and the boat
was badly crippled.
A Hong Kong special says the
cruiser Concord sunk Spanish war
ship off the port OF Iloilo.
An unconhrmed special from the
Island OF Martinique says an Amerl-
can squadron supposedly Admiral
Sampson's) is bombarding San Juan,
Porto Rico.
Gen. Merritt will go to the Philip
pines as military governor, and a
force of 1900 or 5000 troops will
be sent there
Gen. Miles and his staff will leave
for Tampa tonight.
A combined land and naval attack
will be made on Havana without de-
Law.
Downing, the alleged Spanish spy,
committed suicide in his cell at the
Washington barracks this morning.
There were additional rumors of a
concert OF European powers to in
terfere in the result of the war be-
tween the United States and Spain.
Germany is represented as the leader
of the movement, but this is semi
officially denied in Berlin.
Vessels coming into the Northern
Atlantic ports report having sighted
Spanish torpedo boats, and Ger
man steamer claims to have been
fired on.
Evening star., 1898-05-12
GERMANY WANTS A SHARE.
Will Claim Something as an Offset TO
PHILIPPINES.

LONDON, May 12.-There are unmistak-
able signs that the continental powers have
already taken steps to share in the fruits
Of the American victory at Manila.
Germany has intimated to the United
States, ii is said, that she expects to
have a voice in the disposition of the Phil
ippine Islands, basing her claim on German
interests in those islands. Diplomats who
are in a position to know the facts in the
case credit the report that Germany may
demand exclusive control of Samoa as the
price of her acquiescence to American SOW
ereignty over the Philippine Islands Or,
as an alternative, Germany may demand
one or more of the Philippine Islands, also
harbor suitable for a coal depot in
Hawaii, which promises to add to the COM
plications.
Attitude to Hawaii.
If the United States takes possession Of
Hawaii during the present war with Spain
1T is believed Europe will endeavor to in
sist that the occupation OF Hawaii was an
incident of the war and the continental
powers will desire to include Hawaii in the
appcrtionment of territory, perhaps as a
partial Offset agains. the Philippine Islands
In the best informed diplomatic circles
confidence is expressed that the United
States viii not be permitted to acquire such
strength in TIE far east as is involved in
the occupation of the Philippine Islands
and Hawaii without reckoning with the
powers.
Great Britain, on the contrary, as the As
sociated Press has the best grounds for as
ssrting. desires the United States to retain
the Philippine Islands, even in preference
to taking them herself
Semf-Oficial Denial by Germany.
BERLIN, May 12--The semi-official North
German Gazette this afternoon. in denying
a reported interview between Emperor VIII
liam and United States Ambassador White,
relative 10 the German governments atti-
tude toward the United States. says:
'"The Americans cannot doubt the char
acter of our strict and perfectly loyal neu-
trality, after the repeated official declara-
tions."
The North German Gazette adds: Let
this also be hint to the English French
and Austrian newspapers. which are
anxious to represent the government. and
public opinion of Germany hostile to
the President and people Of the United
States. The imperial policy has right to
feel confident that its more than a century,
old friendship to a state in which millions
of Germans have found second home vii
nat be disturbed without urgent reasona.t
Evening star., 1898-05-12
Advertising Is not al, expense.

Advertising Is not an expense.
1t is a business investment. II
you want to invest your money
prohtably you will therefore put
your advertisements in such a
paper as The Evening Star, that
is read regularly and thoroughly
by everybody worth reaching.
The Star is the recognized
household and family journal OF
the National Capital, and has
no rival as an advertising med
iun.
Evening star., 1898-05-12
QUIET IN FRONT OF HAVANA.

Heavy Rain mt Key West Fills Up the
Ciaterns
KEY WEST, Fla, May 12.-Dispatch
boats which have arrived here from the
biockading fleet report that everything was
quiet about Havana yesterday.
The British steamer Colvin was permitted
to go In and out Of the harbor during the
day.
+ The Mascotte and several other boats
have been delayed in getting out.
Very heavy rainfall here last night. The
cisterns are now all filed and the water
famine is averted
Evening star., 1898-05-12
DYNAMITE IN THE COAL.
startling Discovery Made at Glass
Factory in New JeraeY

AASSoNcry lsIQkR
Factory in New Jersey.
e@AAhM' Nj, May 12-While unloading
car Oh coal at one of the glass factories
IN this city today the workmen discovered
large can OF dynamite. 1t was at first
supposed 10 nave been left in the coal by
miners Dy mistake. but those who are in p
positioh TO Know say it is not the kind Of
material used in blasting at the mines.
An investigation has developed the fact
that the lot of coal from which this can
was taken was purchased by the govern
ment, but was not used at once. and the
coal companies bought 1t back for use in
filling rush orders. There is a. strong sus
picion that the placing of the dynamite IN
the coal was the work of Spanish spies at
the mines. This is thes second can Of dyna-
mite that has been discovered at the fac
tory.
Evening star., 1898-05-12
TRANSPORTS HELD AT NEW YORK.
Three of the Ward Line Under Gov
ernmental Orders.

NEW YORK, May 12.-James Z. Ward &.
Co., agents of the Ward Line of steam
sflps, received instructions today from tl..
gc'ernmenc to anchor three of their trans
ports Off Governors Island, with steam up
and ready to sail at an hours notice. The
seneca, the City of Washington and the
Saratoga are now ready.
Charles Mallory said that the Concho.
now taxing on supplies al Burling slip,
Woulo san today; the Leona tomorrow and
the Rio Grande tomorrow night or SatI,r-
oay. Mr Mallory professed to know moth
ing as to the purpose OF the destination OF
the vessels, and referred all questioners I,
the government.
Evening star., 1898-05-12
LANDED EXPERT ART1LLERIsTs.

Charge Made by Naval Officers
Against the Lafaystte.
special Dispatch to The Evening Star
hhf WEST, Fla. May 12--Nsaval officers
state that some of the passengers on
board the French steamer Lafayette
brought here a few days ago for blockade
running and afterward released were ar
tiiiery officers hired by Spain on account
Of their shooting ability. -
Evening star., 1898-05-12

EEY WEST, Fla, May 12-When the
United States gunboat Hudson came up to
the government dock at s O. clock this morn
ing the bodies of five dead men were lying
on her after deck. They were the remains
OF Ensign Worth Bagley and four members
Of the crew Of the torpedo boat Winslow
who were killed ir an engagement in Car
denes harhor yesterday afternoon. The
bodies were covered by the stars and
stripes.
In the cabin of the Hudson was Captain
John B. Bernadon of the WinsIow, who is
slightly injured in the left leg, and several
others of the Winslows crew, who were
slightly wounded.
List of the Dead.
The dead are:
Ensign Worth Bagley.
John Varverles oiler.
Elijah Tunnel. cabin cook
G. b. Meeks, fireman.
!. Denfee. fireman.
The engagement took place inside the
harbOr of Cardenas. The gunboat Whining
ton. the torpedo boat Winslow and the gum
boat Hudson were the only vessels engaged
They entered the harbOr for the purpose OF
attacking some Spanish gunboats which
were known to be there. These latter
however. were not discovered by the Amer
lean force until the spaniards opened fire
The land batteries of Cardenas supported
the fire of the Spanish gunboats.
The engagement commenced at 2:05 D. m
and lasted for about an hour.
The Wounded.
The wounded are:
r. E Cox, gunner's mate.
d. McKeon. quartermaster.
J. Paterson, fireman.
F. Gray.
Lieutenant j. Bernadou
All are slightly wounded except Pater.
son. whose condition is serious
The battle. while II lasted, was terrific
The Wilmington and Hudson were
Evening star., 1898-05-12
PROBABLY MEANS CARDENaS.
Havana Reports Il Naval Engagement,
In Cienfuegos Harbor.

In CienfueEos Harbor.
LONDON, May ia special dispatch
from Havana says: Four American vessels
opened fire on Cienfuegos Wednesday
morning and attempted to land men and
arms In barges. the Spanish troops, as
sisted by the fort, drove off the invaders.
Ihe American guns destroyed the cable
station. A second attempt to land was
also frustrated. The fighting continued
Tor eight hours, and it is reported that
the Americans lost heavily. Altogether
fourteen Spaniards were wounded.
Evening star., 1898-05-12
Torpedo boat. ON New EngIand.

Assistant Secretary Allen has information
that number of torpedo boats are now
off the New England coast and laid his in
formation before President Mckinley, who
instructed him to place the facts before the
war board at once,
Evening star., 1898-05-12
To Care for the Wounded,

The surgeon general of the navy. DIR.
Van Ripen, has complete preparations
made for caring for the wounded from the
Winslcw. 1t is fortunate that the hospital
ship Solace arrived at Key West yesterday.
so that her splendid equipment is ready to
give every care to the wounded from the
Winslow. The Solace was formerly the
merchant ship Creole. Under DIR. Van
Evening star., 1898-05-12

termaster. second class. was born In
Newry, Ireland, and his next of kin is his
sister. Anna McKeown. who lives in Dub.
lin. Ireland. McKeown was a naturalzed
citizen of the United States. and had been
in the navy about ten years.
The first dispatch given out at the Navy
Department was not complete. in that II
left out reference to the condition of the
torpedo boat Winslow. Later the follow
ing additional paragraph was posted:
'Winslow badly damaged. VIII be sent
here key WesD as SOON as temporary re-
pairs can be made
The bureau of naval construction at once
took actual steps to learn just how far
the Wirslow had been damaged and what
repair they would be called upon to make
to place her in active service again. For
the time being doubtless she will be laid
Evening star., 1898-05-12

Continued on Second Page
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1898-09-10
LATER NEWS.

On the night of the 5th the steame,
Lewiston, with nearly 300 sick soldier.
aboard, bound from Montauk Poin-
Tor Boston, ran ashore near Point
judith, r. l.. and narrowly escaDet
being wrecked. One hundred and thir
ty-tive of the men were placed on q
tug and brought to Newport.
On the 9th the net gold reserve in
the treasury showed another large in.
crease. due presumably to payments
for the new war bonds. The reserve
on that date was 1923, ,S32. .SS7, an in
crease of nearly $3,O0O,0O0 in three
days.
a cable message from the European
union of astronomers announces the
discovery of minor planet with a re-
markable orbit, which overlaps. to
some extent, that of the planet Mars.
a Havana dispatch says that the
Cuban forces are concentrating at
Rojas, near Caibarien, where they ar.
expected to lay down their arms. All
the insurgent troops are moving in
that direction.
A letter from Bering Straits. dated
July II, states that the bark Northern
Light, from San Francisco for Kotz-
bue, has arrived in port after voyage
during which it was discovered that
four large auger holes had been bored
in her bow.
Banks will be established at Ponce
and San Juan by representatives of the
Boston firm of Deford GS Co., which
has been appointed the governments
fiscal agent in Porto Rico.
A San Francisco dispatch saws that
the steamer Portland has arrived there
from st. Michaels with about $780,
600 worth of gold dust and nuggets
and brings news of rich strike on the
Yukon in American territory. The
headwaters of Kayukuk river have
panned out rich and 400 men are dig
ging there. Kayukuk is about 1000
miles from the mouth of the Yukon.
The total number of yellow fever
cases at Orwood, Miss, is 35, but there
have been no deaths.
Twelve safes containing coin to the
amount of 100000 were taken from
the sub-treasury in New York City on
the 9th and will be sent TO Ponce,
Porto Rico. Upon arriving there Pay
master Muhlenberg will commence the
work of paying the troops on the
island.
Twelve safes containing coin to the
amount of 100000 were taken from
the sub-treasury in New York City on
the 9th ard will be sent TO Ponce,
Porto Rico. Upon arriving there Pay
master Muhlenberg will commence the
work of paying the troops ON the
island.