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The herald., 1898-09-04

have had four roots extracted by I)r.
Schiffman's method, and 1t was done skill
E. A. BARRows,
118 s. Water street.
This is to certify that Dr.. schiffman ex-
tracted my teeth without pain. I heartily
HENRY FOWLER,
Simi. Cal.
This is to certify that my wife, who is a
teeth taken out by the schiffman method.
positively without pain. recommend DR..
schiffman to all. W. FISHER.
237 E. Seventh ST.. Los Angeles.
DR.. schlffman certainly knows how to
pull teeth without pain. have tried him.
' " ~ MRS. F. T. JOHNSON,
Highland Park.
DR.. Schlffman has just taken out ten bad
roots and teeth for me, without BIT Of
pain. l am delighted.
MRS. JOHN +: al HAGEN, AGa r.,
Dr. schiffman has extracted five Of my
teeth, without particle OF pain, and
s'AO'' MRS. ALICE Lie = THOMSON.
Burbank. Cal.
The Schiffman method Is no humbug. ]
have tried i. 7 had three bad teeth ex-
N. BUCK, Chino, Cal.
No fake about DR.. Schiffman; he has Just
taken out five liberated teeth for me, and
it did not hurt bit. .-
JOHN BRUNJES,
Covina, Cal.
DR.. Schiffman has extracted four teeth
for me without one bit of pain or bad effects.
The Schiffman painless method has robbed
the dental chair of its terrors for me. I
cannot recommend DR.. Schihfman too
highly. ...
MISS CARRIE L. CRAIG,
766 F street. San Bernardino, Cal.
The herald., 1898-09-04
A CAPE COD WEEK. BY Annie Eliot
Notes

"The Story Of America" by Hezekiah
Butterworth, published by the Werner
company, has just gone into its fortieth
impression.
The Macmillan company Is contem-
plating bringing out an edition de luxe
Of "Tennyson's Life and Works." in
twelve volumes. The edition will be
strictly limited to 1850 copies.
A collection Of tales by Ian Maclaren
will shortly be published by Dodd. Mead
& Co. Some of them have already ap-
peared in periodicals here and abroad.
The new volume takes its title from the
initial story, Afterwards"
Among the novels promised for Sep
tember publication by D. Appleton &
Co. are 1.-THE House of the Hidden Treas
ure," by Maxwell Gray; 1.-THE Widower,"
by w. E. Norris; "The Lust of Hate" by
Guy Boothby, and 1.-The Gospel Writ in
Steel" by Arthur Patterson, all of which
will before long be described in these COL
umns.
T. J. Ellinwood, who acted as the stem
ographer of Henry Ward Beecher's SER
mons for many years, has made book,
"Autobiographic "reminiscences of Henry
Ward Beecher," which will be published
in the fall by the Frederick A. Stokes
company. Mr.. Ellinwood was thrown
into most intimate relations with Mr.
Beecher, and the views, as expressed by
the great preacher in this book, should
be most valuable, especially because
given in his own language.
Another Gladstone book Is announced.
1t Is by David Williamson, and Is enti-
tied "A Literary and Critical Biography
Of William Ewart Gladstone" and will
be shortly published by the Frederick A.
Stokes company. It Is intended to have
the book q careful chronicle Of the life
The herald., 1898-09-04
BUSY BRITISH SHIPYARD
It Is Said to Be the Biggest One in the
World

The capacity of Elswick yard in Eng
land is greater than that Of any other in
the world. Among the vessels at present
in evidence at Elswick are the O'Hisdns,
Chilean warship, Just completed; General
Baqmedana, Chilean training ship, on the
stocks, will be launched in about four
weeks; Hai-Tien and Hai-Chi, protected
The herald., 1898-09-04
The hoprers Arc Gaming

A grand reception will be rendered to
Sovereign Commander ]. c. Root, Head
Counsel F. A. Falkenburg and other head
officers of the Woodmen of the World al
the Music Hall, 2S1 South Spring street, or
Tuesday evening, September G.
The Angelenos Concert company will
render fine program Of music. Mayor
Snyder will deliver the address Of welcome
This will be meeting open to all, and
every one should embrace this opportunity
Of hearing these distinguished gentlemen.
The herald., 1898-09-04

Mr.. Henry w. Newhall secretary and
treasurer Of the Curtis-Newhall Advertising
company. Los Angeles, leaves today for
San Francisco. from which point he sails
for Honolulu on or about the 10th inst. Mr..
Newhall goes on an extended business trip
in the interest Of his company and will De
gone about ninety days.
The herald., 1898-09-04
Flexible Rubber
Dental Plates

OUR NEW PROCESS of Flexible Dental
Plates is as yet but little understood by the
public and less. understood by dentists in
general. 1t has many advantages over the
ordinary rubber plates-even gold plates
being lighter and thinner. This plate being
flexble-only trlfie thicker than heavy
writing paper-fits closer to the mouth,
will last longer and is tougher than any
other rubber. Once tried, no other plate
will be desirable. Brought to the notice Of
the public through DR.. Schiffman only.
The herald., 1898-09-04
Nothing Unusual

The California Republicans who favor
annexation of the Philippines in one breath
and the exclusion of Chinese and Japs from
this country, are slightly inconsistent.-
Birmingham News.
The herald., 1898-09-04

Warren 8. White, prominent Sam Fran
cisco underwater. is here adjusting the
claims in the Los Angeles Soap company s
fire.
The herald., 1898-09-04

All prices OF wall paper greatly reduced.
A. A. EckStrom. 324 South Spring street.
The herald., 1898-09-04
From the Surgeon General
of the French Army:
During long, tedious

During long, tedious
marches, our soldiers and Off
GERS found instant relief from
fatigue and hardships when
using the marvellous tonic,
Vim Mariani; it prevented
fevers and sickness in the
marshy and unhealthy terri
tory.
H. LIBERMANN, M. D.
Surgeon General French Army
From DR.. j. Leonard Corning's
Aook, "Brain Exhaustion"
Published by D. Appleton.
"The preparation known
as Vim Mariani is the best in
the market. II is a remedy
par excellence against worry.
Besides exercising an invig-
Grating effect upon the cere-
bral centers, it imparts an
indescribable sensation of sat-
isfaction."
The herald., 1898-09-04
Rooms 20 and &c,
107 North Spring st. is'7

Also open evenings and Sunday = moons
for the accommodation Of those who can
not come at any other time. p..Ns
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-01
WIADOMOSCI
e.

KTO KUPIK cd Wincentego
s1awsk1ego egzemplarz jego sfusz~
rowanych zYWOT0N SWIE~
TYCH, najlepiej zrobi, jezeli kaze
mu oddac sobie pieni2dze z powro-
TEN. Ma pierwszej strongly niniej~
szego numer w1ARUsA piszemy,
lie ia ksiazka warta:
Juz cd 10 lat ME mielismy W
Wlnonie tax rychfej zimy, jak
obecnie. snieg cd sw. Marcina
pokrywa ziemie, a ma drogach
staaowi wyborna sanne.
S. P. MATYASZ CZAPIEW~
SKI, %ojoiec pana Wiktora Czapiew
skiego, umarl nocy z 25 ma rs
Listopada, W wieku lat II.
FELIX PUPEL, okolo la1 Is.
syn ma poi oblakanej wdowy, zna-
leziony zosta1 pred paru dniami
niezywy. Zmarnia} z glodu cd
mrozu.
MICHAK CIEMINSKl j%eszcze
ME zostaF posfany z powrotem do
przymusowej szko}y wychowawczej
W Red Wing. Siedzi dot2d W POI
wiatowem wlezieniu W Winonie
bedzie s4dzony przez tutejszy sad
distryktowy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-01
Pc angielsku m0Wili pan senas

70 anglelsku mowlll pan II
tor Fitzpatrick j sedzia miejski
pan D. E. Tawney 70 Micklewiczu).
%.spiewem popisywafy sic dziew~
czeta szk6lne. spiewajac plesh z
o%statniego powstania Go to "a
gwar" i ,,Tysiqc w~slecznych".
Ch}opcy szkolne odsp1ewa}y piesn
,,IIej Mazury."
Parma Cecylia Pa}ubicka Cd
spiewa}a rzevnq arya ,,Jam Polak
-znany z nicdoli," PREY akompanja-
mencie panny BronisEawy Kucz*
kowsklej, IA fortepianie. Pc an
gielsku spiewa}a parma Zofia Kier-
ska, kt6rej wt6rzyla ma fortepianie
parma Leicht. Parma Kuczkowska
i parma Lcicht grady tez solo ma
fortepianie.
Deklamowa}y: PAM Eufemia
Kuczkowska (Mowa ojcz1sta) 1
parma R. Rembalska (Ojczyzno
moja, b2dz bfogos}awiona).
Obch6d m;a} nastr6j powaznY,
uroczysty, by} jawnym doWodem,
re j%eszcze p}onie W sercach polskich
- .r -. 49,
W Winonie ogieh miiokci Ojczyzny,
kt6ry sam Pan Bog W mich zanie~
Gil.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-01
|OBCH0D ~LISTOPADOWY
W Winonie.

Powodowany tesknota "a utra~
coma wolnoscia Ojczyzny, obchodzi
narod polskl try swieta narodoWe
W roku: rocznice powstania Stycz-.
niowego, rocznice Konstytucyi
SGD maja i rocznice wybuchu W
Warszawie wojny o niepodleg}osc
W dniu 20 Listopada 1880 roku,
my, sieroty polskie W Wino~
ME, obchodzilismy tego roku rocz,'
nice Listopadowq, we Wtorek 20
Llstopada, wieezorem, W d6lnei
hall naszego koscio}a, PREY licznym
udziale WARY.
Obch6d ~po}aczony by} z swie-
ceniem pamiatki smierci Adama
Mickiewicza, W dniu 26 Listopada
1855, to tez m6wcy, sk}adajac hold
bohaterom z roku l830-3l, s}a-
will talent i zas1ugi kr6la naszych
poet6w, kt6ry urodzi} sic W roku
smierci ostatniego krola polskiego,
1898.
Przemawiali pc polsku: pan
MARGIN Daszkowski, pan Mccoy
s}aw Kowalewski, wielebny ks.
Dominik Majer z St. Paul, i nasz
proboszcz, wielebny ks. Pacholski.
Pr%zygrywa4y Polska Kape1a i
Orchestra, zdobywajac liczne oklas-
h: W orkiestrze grab take nasz
w1kary, wiel ks. Cieminski, ma
skrzypcaeh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-01

MAST POLSCY LISTOWI
pan MARGIN Daszkowski i pan Jan
Zaborowski dostan2 znowu wyna-
grodzenie "a pozas1uzbowa prace-
cd l Maja 1898 I. do l Stycznia
1895 T..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-01

Ktoby ME pra ag
odbiera6 naszej gaze
ty d4uzej, niechaj "a
p}aclco nam winien i
powle %listowemu, al
DO ma poczcie: re ME
cbce, ably mu by}a
dalej doreczana.
z 1aski nlkomu ga
zety ME %pose1amy.
PEACIC IA WIARUSA:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-01
tutaj

PRZYARESZTOWANY tutai
podr6zujacy agent KURYERA Pol"
sK1EGo bedzie przes}uchywany
przez sedziego miejskiego ma ter
MIME W dniu 2 Grudnia.- Stawi}
on W Biurze policyjnym bond W
sumle $l5 90, ca}y sw6j majatek W
got6wce.
Wydawce W1ARUsA ujecie go
mic ME kosztowa1o, gdyz oskarzy-
cielem Jest prokurator mieJsk1,
czuwajacy przedewszystkiem mad
%publicznem bezpieczehstwem W
Winonie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-01
u%aplacili "a Wiarusa,

sh ton. Piotr Kwiatkowski 200
Anderson, Wiel. K. f. Pruss 2 90
N1I 1):1:L.I: EO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-01

" KOSCIELE sw. Stani-
s}awa Kostki odbedzie sic W ten
Czwartek, l Grudnia, nabozenstwo
zafobne "a spok6j duszy %dawniej-
szego Proboszcza tutejszej polskiej
parafii, SIP. x, Konstatego O.
magalskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-01

NAZAJUTRZ rano pc obcho-
die Listopadowym W Winonie,
kt6ry sic pr2eciaggna1 p6zno W noe,
musial W1ARUs isc pod prase, ola
tego by4o ola mas niepodobieh-
stwem, dac obszerniejsze sprawo-
zdanie z tel narodowej manifesta-
cyl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-01

WE WTOREk rano, jake W
rocznice Listopadowa,. odby}o sic "
naszym polskim kosciele nabozen-
stwo za}obne "a polskich zo1nie~
rzy, poleg}ych W wojnaeh 0 niero-
dleg4os6 Ojczyzny.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-02
THE FIRST REAL NAVAL ENGAGEMENT.
The American and Spanish Fleets Come Together Off Cavite-The Spaniards Lose Five Vessels, With Very
 Heavy Loss of Life.

London
  most entirely direct from Madrid The from shows that the American crippling 
 
 
  1bon May Reliable
  Admiral Dewey. The dispatches parable  Spanish officials The
  oversight Spanish losses Americans
 
  o'clock this  D5h5uan Another Spanish having also sustained
 
  slightly damaged The of the Philippine islands that o'clock Sunday squadron refuge the the is the killed He cannot give further particulars According official ships falling Madrid, Pars(Speial)
 
   Madrid, May IMdnight)An official has transferred his the
  also the Cia other and some being sunk avoid falling the hands of
Arizona republican., 1898-05-02
The Madrid Dispatches Disclose a Sure
 Enough Story of Victory.
Reported Losses of the Spanish Fleet and Failure to Report any American
 Losses Looks Very Good.

Washington May received of a terrific govern officers that the Spanish fleet badly 
 
  Spanish  with Dewey ubduing Manila The fact that all the having in the cutting  of 
   of the
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Arizona republican., 1898-05-02
THE NORTHERN CRUISERS.
Plans for Guarding the New England
 Coast

Portsmouth, N. H., May 1-The cruiser Minneapolis arrived from Portland today after giving a fine ex- hibition in maneuvering by steaming around the Columbia like a naptha launch, and dropped her anchor of the navy yard. The bow plates of the Columbia. which were steve in by her anchor when leaving Boston, have been repaired and she will leave for port tomorrow, while the Minneapolis will sail west, probably for Boston.
 Orders were received at the navy yard to fit up all the heavy guns at the yard for the coast defense of Maine. New Hampshire and Massa- chusetts. There are sixty 12 and l5- inch smooth bore guns at the yards and men are already getting mounts ready.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-02
SENATE AND HOUSE.
War Revenues, Emergency Measures
 and General Business.

Washington, May L. Interest in enue bill, which is expected to reach that body with the beginning of the week. It will be referred at once to the committee on finance and prob ably will be reported back Wednesday or Thursday. A meeting of the finance committee has been called for Monday with the view on the part of the re- publican members of having the con- sideration of the bill in the commit tee begun informally. They have even estimated that vote will be taken at this meeting with a view of reporting the bill as soon as it is referred.
 The democratic members of the con- mittee will oppose this programme as they desire an opportunity to have various amendments considered. It is now believed that they will offer a provision for tax on all producing industries, another for an inheri- tance tax and a third for non-interest bearing treasury notes.
 It is also probable that an amend ment will be suggested for the issuance of S1 ,000, 100000 in greenbacks to take the place of those outstanding which are supposed to have been destroyed.
 They will seek to have the bond provision of the bill eliminated entire ly, as the plea that the time has not yet arrived for a bond issue.
 There is no business of great import ance to come before the house during the week unless the appropriation committee brings in an emergency ap- propriation measure. It was the in- tention of Chairman Cannon to make the emergency appropriation a part ct the general deficiency bill, but as the
Arizona republican., 1898-05-02

paper man at Stafford, and Ea1H
 Bugbee, railroad agent at Bowias all
 are cowboys, young, strong sznd active. This contingent WAS D
 cruited about Safford and all parts q
 the county outside of SolomonviEla. The capital of Graham did not coa-
 tribute man.
 The boys were given a rousing senaE of at Stafford. They arrived here weaz1 and at once took rooms at the Coz
 mercial. At o'clock in the afternoW they visited the governor in the ex- , ecutive chambers.
 Their departure for Whipple ladI night was marked by a repetition q the scenes of Friday and Saturday night. The band concert at the city haal plaza was brought to a close early anR the band headed a procession to tAe depot, followed by the militia, tAe Graham county cowboys and a sprink- ling of Union and Confederate yef- erans. The way was lighted with I'll fire, and the music of the band w1o lest in almost incessant cheering.
 The last Of the cowboys will arrive in Phoenix this morning, detacA- ment of sixteen from Gila county. Two Yuma cowboys came in yest1r- day. They did not hear of the caU until Friday. They walked twenty seven miles to Yuma and telegraphaa c. P. Cronin to hold place for them.
 Thomas Sloan of the s. F. F. & F returned from Whipple last night. hay ing been rejected on account of ak injured ankle. Two of the other Phoe- nix boys were rejected and the case of still another is under consider1- tion.
 The difficulty of getting up a gem inc cowboy regiment has become ap- parent Several cowboys from thu north have been turned down on ae- count Of varicose veins or other ail- ments growing out of hard riding These ailments would not likely in capacitate them for the most severe duty, but they are of the kind espe- cially prescribed by army rsgulz- tions. The cowboys will leave Whip pie tomorrow and will reach Phoo- nix by special train at S:20, Santa Fe time, tomorrow night. They will As transferred to the M & P. and go cH south directly. They will have about forty minutes in town. If the Santa Fe can make the necessary arrange ment with the M. & P. the baggage oE the cowboys will be transferred from one road to the other and the m,yx will be permitted to march to the M- & P. depot by the way of Washingtua street. In that event such a recap- tion will be tendered them as wm never before witnessed in Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1898-05-02
FLAG PRESENTATION.
Ladies of Phoenix Honor B Conpany,
 N. G. A.

The band concert at the city hall plaza last night was attended by g flag presentation. The idea originated with Mrs. Howe some time ago when it was thought that B company, N. C. A. would go to the war. Assisted by Mrs. A. E. Cobb and other Phoenix ladies, she made large and beautiful silk flag.
 Midway in the concert Attorney General Frazier announced the pre- sentation and introduced MT. A. A. Long as the orator of the occasion. The flag was handed to him. Mrs. Howe and Mrs. Cobb were assisted tc the stand and Company B filed along before it and came to rest. Captain Lamson mounted the stand and MT. Long received the flag from the ladies, and presented it to Captain Lamson with a neat speech. Captain Lamson replied on behalf of the company, thanking the ladies and regretting that affairs had SO arranged themselves that the opportunity of planting the flag on Cuban soil had been denied.
 At the close of his address there were cheers for the flag and the company and the band struck up the Star Spangled Banner"
Arizona republican., 1898-05-02
THE SPANISH RELATION.
Seem to Take Pleasure in Repeating
 Our Retirement.

Madrid, May 1.-(S p. m.)-The fol- lowing is the text of the official dis patch from the governor general of the Philippines to the minister of war, General Correa, as to the engage ment at Manila:
 Hast night, April 30, the batteries at the entrance to the forts announced the arrival of the enemy forcing a passage under the obscurity of the night. At daybreak the enemy took up a position, opening with a strong fire against Fort Cavite and the ar senal. Our fleet engaged the enemy in brilliant combat, protected by the Cavite and Manila forts. They obliged the enemy with heavy loss to maneuver repeatedly.
 took refuge behind the foreign mer- chant shipping on the east side of the bay. Our feet, considering the en- emy's superiority, naturally suffered a severe loss.
 "The Maria Christina is on fire and another ship, believed to be the Don Juan de Austria, was blown up. There was considerable loss of life Captain Cadarizo, commanding the Maria Christina, is among the killed. cannot now give further details. The spirit of the army, navy and volun- teers is excellent"
Arizona republican., 1898-05-02
POWDER EXPLOSION.
Strong Proof Corroborating the Sus-
 piciOn of Treachery.

Santa Cruz, Cal, May 1.-Many con tinue to suspect treachery in connsc- tion with the recent powder explosion. Suspicion has taken a new course to- day in view of the statement made by Mayor Lamb, who says that on the morning of the day of the powder ex- plosion a stranger came to him and asked for pass to the powder works, stating that he resided on Riverside avenue and wanted to get job as a carpenter. Although wearing overalls the applicant was not what he repre- scented. The man appeared to be very shrewd and his hands did not have the appearance of having been used to hard labor. The mayor is satisfied the man is Castilian, as he spoke and looked like one.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-02
DOUBTFUL ENTHUSIASM.

Madrid, May News from the Philippines has produced greatly in- creased enthusiasm, especially in view of the fact that the American squad ron was obliged to retreat.
 Notwithstanding the severe damage the Spanish ships suffered the naval officers here consider that the future operations by the American squadron will be conducted under great diff culty, ow=2s to their having no base where they could repair and recoal or obtain fresh supplies of ammunition.
 Another account says the Mindano and Ulloa were severely damaged in the second engagement.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-02
SECOND ENGAGEMENT.
The Naughty Spaniard Obliged tc
 Leave Sinking Flagship.

Madrid, May -(Midnight.) )-El Heraldo says that Montejo changed his flagship during the engagement or between the two encounters to better direct maneuvers Thus he es- capped the fate of the Christmas con- mander. The second engagement was apparently begun by the Americans after landing their wounded on the west side of the bay A cabinet min lster speaks of serious, but honorable losses"
 The Spanish warships Mindano and Olloa were slightly damaged during this second engagement The Cavite forts maintained steadier and stronger fire upon the American squadron than in the first engage ment
 Admiral Bermejo, minister of ma
Arizona republican., 1898-05-02
GRAHAM COUNTIES SONS.
Sixteen Cowboys on Their Way t(
 Fort Whipple.

Sixteen of Graham county's rough riders passed through town yesterday on their way to Whipple. They were led by R. s. Patterson, an attorney of Stafford. They are w. D. French
 George A. McCartee, Frank vansiden, c. G .Skogsburg, Wallace J. Stark, w. w. Griffen, A. G. Futile, George L.. Bugbee, Bruce Weathers, Fred Bug bee. James Allen May, Frank Paxton, Ed Wild and A. D. Webb. With the exception of Patterson, Webb, a news
Arizona republican., 1898-05-02
THE CAPTURED MAsCOTA.
A Valuable Prize Taken Not Far From
 Havana.

Key West, May 1.-The government tug Leyden today brought in the small Spanish schooner Mascota, cap tured near Havana, today by the Foote. She is small coaster loaded with fruit and bound for Havana, a very magnificent prize.
 General Emilio Nunez and Col Baldemere, Costa Rican, have just arrived on the Mascotte. General Nunez is very anxious to confer with Rear Admiral Sampson and leaves to- night for the fleet.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-02
VERMONT PAYS.

Chester, Vt, May 1.-Governor 1. Grouth called an extra session of the legislature for May to provide funds for the subsistence and transfer of Vermont troops. The state militia will be mobilized on Saturday, May [. at Brattleboro.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-02

rine, has expressed himself as highly pleased with the heroism of the Span ish marines and has telegraphed con- gratulations to Admiral Montejo and the valorous crews of the Spanish squadron under the fire of superior warships.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-02
AMERICAN PILLAGERS.

London, May 1.-The Madrid cor respondent of the Daily Mail, tele- graphing Sunday, says: Americans were pillaging the steamer Argonaut. seized off Cienfnegos. and carrying off quantities of arms and ammunition: when the Spanish gunboats went out and compelled them to withdraw"
Arizona republican., 1898-05-02
SALISBURY'S HEALTH.

London, May 1.-Lord Salisbury re- turned to London this afternoon. He appeared to be robust and his private secretary said he had never seen the premier look better.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-02
FROM THE BARRACKS.

Prescott, Ariz., May 1.-(Special. J. The examiner reports that the Mari copa contingent is the brightest and finest body of volunteers. Five were rejected for slight cause. There is a warm fight for the second lieuten- ancy between Moves and Grindell War talk is intense.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-02
COMPLETELY BURNED

Madrid, May Hate official tele- grams say that Montejo has trans ferred his flags to the cruiser Isle de Cuba from the cruiser Reina Maria Christina, which is completely burned.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-02
SPANISH PLANS.

Paris, May 1The Eclaire Commercial
 
 Continuing. Eclaire
  contemplates  Tt is likely that there will be Cuban s being amply to
Arizona republican., 1898-05-02
AN EXECUTED SPY.

New York, May IA special from Key West says that Jose Yselesias, who was charged with plotting to blow up the Puritan, has been executed.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-02
THE MIANTONOMAH SAILS.

Charleston, s. C., May 1.-The mon itor Miantonomah sailed at noon today for Key West.