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cFoss fise.vlloh Is respected Oy an eivll-

Cross hag.whlch Is respected by all civil
ization In times OF war.
No stronger contrast between the thlr-
tenth century barbaric methods of
Spanish warfare. Sill practlced. and
nineteenth century civilization, as prac-
tieed by American soldiers. could be
imagined. Human hearts cannot fail to
be touched with the picture, in spite of
sympathies for the cause OF either side.
II the day of reckoning for centuries of
brutality Is at hand for Spain; II humfll-
alton and disaster Is In store for her.
what right has she, in view Of the cruel
record she is making in the details of
her conduct OF war. to claim sympa-
khtr P+o1a y,lIyiII1aYtn0S
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80 Teleprarhic slamn ~.

It Is said that about the only stamp
tax which is causing much annoyance to
the general public Is the one-cent tax
on kilograms. The annoyance is not so
much experienced by large business
concerns that do large amount of tele-
graphic business, but by the casual
sender Of kilograms, who. in most cases,
doesn't keep a supply Of telegraph
stamps about him, and when he drops
into a small, Office in hurry to send a
message ne is apt to flnd the operator
also short OF stamps.
While this sort OF annoyance may not
amount to much the country over, the
suggestion is made that the telegraph
companies be authorized to keep tele-
graph blanks with the stamps engraved
upon them. the companies charging the
extra cent for the message, which might
avoid any cause for complaint what
ever. The tax is not a hardship to the
casual senders of kilograms, but to the
business firm that uses the wires freely
It is a considerable item, which in some
quarters has brought about discussion
concerning the sharing OF the expense
by the telegraph companies.
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A wh,,lIna r. CO, Soeiety.

Tho r,ovnn,ent inauEurnted for the or
,on'So+,on Of n wbeelInr branch Of the
Do.,onoI pod Cross society witch Is re-
1901 20 IN onotbar column OF this
.,o.n,,,.. Tn,eII,rencar will doubtless
.a 1885, 10 hoor,v cnco,,r, cement of the
- 40 ,otrIot,c c,ttzons a, the entire
go oso,,.,nI,v rho car for tho meeting.
49, :. I.,rod nv Mo women,s Hos.
",.aI ,".,o,,,,or y, saturday morning
=. ~ o,c,ocr ia nv ma means intended
a. a. ~ : n,o,,horsbIn ~ thai organization
~, ' ,,,t Sor Ill brrona md other or
@'o%s, 49, =. nol, os Indlviduals who
s.,m Interest themselves In this great
v,ork
VIII g,E. ,,,r,o,,,,o Design ~ local
-, t. sor mo o,d financial and
U'I".' ., ,bo Rod Cross work now
49, 80. VS." .",,,ro.od undn- vbe NATIONAL osso.
U '.,Ss ~ oornoc,Ion With tbc span,sh-
I ,",,.." r,r 7, ,s n.odisss IN de-
IN 't ,,'. r,or, W.. knowr throupb.
y. ~. 'o o,,,,,.ot,or and ia familiar TO every
ous y nv ro,,., now, and rho core for
V INV .lo,. and vo,ndod soldiers in the
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The purlolning OF a United States flag
from the Panhandle yards at Stcubenville.
which had been placed there by the rail.
way men. called for the following denun-
citation from the pen OF David Hanley, a
well known railway poet:
never heard, I've yet TO learn,
II H. was raked from stem to stern,
That you could find meaner wretch,
or one whose neck ia sooner stretch,
Than he who came last night and stole
Tho Stars and Stripes from yonder pole.
OH cowarIly, sordd, sncaking scamp
DeVoid~of manhood, social tramp
What evil breeze OF fctid air
Blew you here from-GOd knows where'
Without reason, purpose, gain or cause
TO In cold, HeRa!gh, ghoullsh SIcc
Cut down the banner OF the free?
Infamous scoundrcl douby dyed:
Desperate viper, crawl ana hide
I'm some seQucstcrcd lonely spot:
There let your putrld carcass rot
While starry banners lDunt and i'o1t
over this fair land and lands remote,
Until at last from shore to shore
Old Glory floats torcvermOro.
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AT Santiago.


The entirely unexpected having hap
pened at Santiago. In the complete de-
struction of the Spanish war feet. with
in brief time after General Skaters
call for a surrender OF the city, immediate
bombardment hasbeen briefly postponed
until possible plan for united action
by the American feet and the land forces
can be arranged between General Shat
ter and Admiral Sampson. It is also
stated that foreign consuls asked a
brief postponement The statement IS
given out from Washington that the
President instructed Admiral Sampson
ana General Shafter to confer together
on this point and upon the outcome Of
this conference depends the line Of ac-
ton. This statement, coupled with the
further one that the judgment Of the
two commanders will be taken as final,
us they, being on the scene. know every
extstng condition, indicates the COM
plete confidence in them which they
have 60 bravely won.
This In effect is the situation. with a
strong probability that decisive action
viii be taken at once. shafter has full
control of the situation on the land side.
and Is capable of forcing the surrender
Of the city, but the advantage Of the as
ststance OF the war fleet can readily be
seen. With the Cervera feet no longer
a factor in the situation, the silencIng OF
the forts within the harbor is now the
main consideration to give our land and
ssa forces certain control, and make the
victory complete and in the nature Of a
decisive blow for peace.
An Interesting feature Of the news is
the description of the enthusiasm which
prevails In Spain over the supposed es-
cape Of cervera's feet, and the general
belief of the populacc and, strange TO
say. in official circles, that It is safely on
Its way to Havana. When the reaction
which will come with the discovery OF
the truth occurs, 1t is not hard to pre-
dict the seriousness OF the situation
witch win ensue. In Europe generally
the end OF the war Is regarded as near
nj hand.
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Considerable comment Is being In
dulged in on the fact that General Shat
ter's avolrdupots Is $40 pounds, and
much wonder is expressed as to now he
manages to get along with so much flesh
in the Cuban climate. The matter docs
not seem to be worrying the general a
great deal. HIS official dispatches and
his achievements up to date do not midi
cate that ne is too fat for war. 1t is re-
called by the Boston Transcript, In this
connection, that rOpnd officers are com
mon enough in the French army. and
that General sapssler, the senior officer
Of France, and commander Of the de-
partmeut Of Paris, Is a heavier man than
General shafter. and. until his retire.
ment recently, was obliged to use an
especially constructed conveyance In the
performance Of hts duties. The only
difficulty about rotund military officers
is that they offer conspicuous target
for the enemy.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case OF CatArrE that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned. have known F..
]. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
WEST & TRUAX, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, o.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Internal
~, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Testi-
monlals sent free. Price zoe. per bot
tie. Sold by druggists.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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DEVIOUS nEr1N1rIoNs,

FooNsh-The man who argues with a
fool.
convOy-An elderly female who acts
as a chaperon.
Handwrtting-Pen and Ink drawings
Of ones thoughts
TemptatIon-The balance in which
character IS weighed.
slander-A species OF mud that rubs
of when It gets dry.
Tlme-A wonder-worker that labors
twenty-four hours daily.
Henpecked-The man whose wife In
sits upon ruling the roost.
Genius-A married man who has a
new excuse every time he stays out late.
DIplomat-A man whose words con-
vey a different meaning from what he
means.-Chicago News.
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More strikIngly than ever yesterday
was the world impressed with the extent
TO which the Spanish government Is
willing to go in its policy Of suppresstns
the truth from the Spanish people as to
the real situation which confronts them
This was in the publication Of the semi"
Official denial of the report of the de-
struction Of Cervera's feet. By this time,
In all probability, the Spanish people
have learned the truth. It will be wen
TO note developments In Spain during
,he next few days.
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Prennr.d Alllanee ,rlth EnrIand.

II the United States and England
should form nm alliance, the combined
strength would be 10 great that there
would be little chance for enemies 90
overcome u.s. In like manner when
men and women keep M their bodily
strength with Hostettcr'a Stomach Bit
iers, there is little chance OF attacks
from disease. The old time remedy en-
riches the blood. builds up the muscles.
steadles the nerves and Increases the
appetite. Try II
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Two thousand dollars worth
more than we ought to have at this
season, and must be sold.
All marked in plain figures that
will make them move quickly.
Some are soiled, but you can
save more than the price OF a dozen
bars OF soap oil each garment.
Some fine Cambria goods, lace
trimmed, in the lot.
Call soon, while your size is IN
stock.
This Underwear was made BY
SiegeI Bros, OF New York, wilo
are noted makers OF high grad
goods.
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response to the cail nom the women's
Hospital Association win be hearty and
enthusiastic. Wheeling mas already
sent many Of her brave boys VINO may
yet need Red Cross assistance, to rhe
front Let the Efforts OF her women for
this great cause OF humanity be crown
ed with suecess.
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simply apply "swAYNE's ONT
MENT." No internal medicine reQuir-
ed. Cures letter. eczema, Itch, all erup-
tons on the face, hands, nose, etc. !eaY"
ing the skin clear, white and healthy.
It's great healing and curative powers
are possessed by no other remedy. Ask
your druggist for SwAYNE'S ONT
MENT. Avoid substitutes. tths&W
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]. S. Rhodes & Co:

ID ERSONALs-FoR VERY BEST I'VE,
ticc, notary. lodge and corporaHSS1a
seals, rubber stamps. revolving datcrs, ",
pads, duplicaiors, simplex .peintors,, le"st
lilies. blank books aud lodge supplies =,
rock bottom prices, write 20 Pubr ~ ~.
ian Banner" Piedmont. W. Va ANY T
spondcnce soliCitad ocs-sS"'
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Good accommodations. Excellent cul-
sine. Rates. 81 70 per day. s. 90 per
week. Consult agents Cleveland. Lorain
& Wheeling Railway.
ths&w
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PAssIyo ---.-,vTRtEs.

Bob = Saw Tom and his wife on
wheeling yesterday.
Will-Tandem?
Bob-No: MISUNDERSTANDING.
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The Cornfed Phllosopher-"It Is all
wrong said the Cornfed Philosopher.
ITO say that woman can make fool
of a man. She only devel0pes him.-1n-
dianapoIis journal.
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

The First Congressional District Repub-
tlcan Convention will be held in the Park
Casino, Wheeling, on ThurSdly, July II,
1853, at II o'clock a. M. to nominate cam
Of the United States, to DO voted for at
the election to be held In November next.
The counties Of the district shall be en-
titled 10 choose delegates TO said conVen-
fion "a follows:
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,Clara-Why did you refuse that rich
widower? They say he had his life In
sured for half a Million
Mabel-Yes, l know; but he confessed
to me in an unguarded moment that
both his father and mother lived to be
over ninety. News.
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QUO COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET.

Nominated June o. 1881
For House Of Delegates,
H. F. BEHRENs,
B. w. CONNOLLY,
HARRY w. .McLURE,
RALPH MCCOY.
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BcrlE2hirC Inn,
EDUCATIONAL.
GOUOAG4ONALA
Maryland College and School Of Music
/F0R YOUNG LADIES.
Near baltimore

Near Baltimore w.
Three college courses for degrees. Mu-
sic, art and elocution specialtles. u In
Rtructors and officers. IS boarding pupils
from Is states last year. Cultured home
and home comforts. Reasonable rates.
Send for catalogue.
REV. ]. H. TURNER, President.
G. v. YONCE. Secretary,
Lutherville, Md. Je25
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PhysIclan-Two of our ribs are bro
ken, your right arm Is fractured, one Of
your ears is missing and three fingers
gone.
Patient-How is the wheel?
"WIthout scratch"
''Thanlx heaven. Think OF what might
have happened. Detroit Free Press.
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"where are those gray-haired men go
ing. wOnder?"
ITO the front, very likely"
"But they are too old to enlist"
"Oh, I don't mean that. There's a
spectacular show in town this week.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Eyes, mamma, but It's not that end
I'm afraid of."-FaLeEende Blaetter.
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WnRRL1No. July Q, 1898.

Flag Of the FREQ hearts hope and home!
BY angel hands to Valor given;
Thy stars have lit the welIIin dome
And all thy hues were born in Heaven.
Forever hoat that standard sheet!
Where breathes the foo but falls be-
With freedoms soil beneath our feet,
And Freedoms banner streaming Ger
esE -1oseph Roaman prake.
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Ne OFFER FOR SALE

Ito IHT..
s-rooEned dwelling, modern conVenlenceS,
at s. Zane street
s-roomed dwelling, all the convenience
at q South Penn street.
7-roomed dwelling, good LOCATION u
Fourteenth street.
7.r0omsd dwelling 81 South Front street
First floor 81 South Front street.
Second door Sc Zane street.
g-roomed dwelling 1856 Zane street. Wtll
rent cheap to one or two families.
6-roOmed house y South Broadway
S-roomed house lO6 Virginia.
6 rooms and bath a South Huron street.
rooms, bath, etc, with good stable, 1888
Fourteenth street, suitable for families.
q. Q. SMITH,
Exchange Bank Building.
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Didn't your abscondtng cashier leave
you any messenger"
YES: he left line In the cash-box
transferring to me his paid-up member
ship in the Don't Worry b.'-Chlca-
go Record.
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Real Estate for Sale.

A BARGAIN IN NO. 92S MAIN ST.
rooms with all modern improvements, n
Guiding laundry with large water tlltG;
splendid cellars; river view; side entraneE
Nc. 30 FOURTEENTH ST.-2-stou
brick, rooms, modern.
NO. lis FOURTEENTH ST. ROOM
ments; all in good order.
NOS. 66 AND 6S TWELFTH ST.-StoFe'
and dwelling; 30 feet front.
NO. $50 NORTH FRONT ST.-Flno Dt1cK
No. s. Ohio sT.-Fine brick dwelling;
lot 65Xl30 feet
4 FINE FRAME DWELLING, IN ELM
THF, "THOAiPsON HOMESTEAD" on
the Pike between F'IltoH and LeAtherwood
BUILDING LOTS IN THE COUNTRY.
Loans negotiated on Life Insurance Poll.
Giles: on Stocks and Bonds, and on City
Real Estate.
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HOTEL STRAND,
Formerly the Monterey. Ocean end Wiz
gInIa ave. Finest location. Capacity 200.
Entirely new throughout. Excellent in ev-
cry appointment. Superior table. Ocean
view. Write for booklet. Special rates
for 18th Of July.
FAIRBAIRN & WILLIAMS,
Atlantic City, n. J.
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"Why, child, child. What are you
afraid of9 See how doggy ways his
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tThe INTELLIGENCER. embracing It's
several editions, Is entered in the Post
ONCE at Wheeling, W. Va. a. lecend-olasS
lrnANnr1
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TE1EPIoNB NuNRERl
tditod6I RooGs ......s23 C0uatiag ROOm-......s22
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Always pay as you CO." said Uncle
Dudley.
pay with?"
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Dua-Isut Charlie smudgkins sim
pteton?
Etta-How, pray?
Eaa-The other evening when he was
kissing me, told him to stop. and he
didl-Roxbury Gazette.
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TIE lNTELLIGENCER.
rubii,hod Ooly rroap. suaasN ~
he latelligeneer Publishing Co.,
2sNO7 fOUNTruGn SIREEL

'Ensi Per Year, By Mail, In Advance,
Portage Prppaid.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-30
TO OCCUPY CUBA.
The 4th i. S. Volunteers
Ordered 10 Manzanino.
The Csbans Are Now Better Salts
fed With Their Situation.
nsnAsfs ssias Daily Appointed 10 Important
Official Positions.

Warrington. Sept. 29.-The following
order for the occupation Of Cuba was
issued. today:
Headquarters Of the Army. Adjutant
Generals Office,
Washington. Sept. 20, 1898.
BY direction OF the secretary of war,
the 4th United States Volunteer In
fantry detached from the 7th Army
Corps will be placed in readiness for
immediate service In Cuba, pursuant to
General Orders 154. current series. from
this office. and proceed ruily armed and
equipped to take station at Manzanillo;
the commanding officer reporting his
arrival by telegraph to Maj. Gen.
James F. Wade, U. s. ", Havana.
who will give instructions as to its
duty and disposition.
The quartermaster's department will
furnish the necessary transportation
and the subsistence department will
provide the necessary suitable rations
and the surgeon general will make am
pie provision for necessary medical at
tendance and supplies for the troops en-
route and after arrival.
BY command of Major General Miles.
(Signed) H. c. CORBIN,
Adjutant General.
The 4th Regiment of Immunes is
commanded by Col. James S. Petit.
who was captain of the LIST u. S. In
fantry. Transports will be sent from
New York to Jacksonville. to embark
the troops.
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DELAYS AND susreafueEs
On Part Of Turkey Leads to the Presentation
Of Ultimatum.

Gambia. Crete, Seps. 29.-lEdham
Pasha, phe Turkish governor, who is
CHIEFLY blamed for The recent riCNing
here. has been deprived OF the COVER
nalss,ip and starred for Smyrna, to-
day.
The delays and subterfuges in COM
plying with orders of Admiral Noel. the
British commander in these waters, In
crease. The Turkish authorities have
ed surrenierins; arms and are pre-
tending tina. the disarmament has been
completed.
The British officers propose to search
sEtDe.ted houses. They have discover
ed thai. many of the men surrendered
10 Admiral Noel as ringleaders of the
ric'ting are innocent, while The guilty
are still ait liberty.
A detachment Of 500 British blue
Jackets was paraded through the town.
today. DjeVade Fas.la, the local Turk
ISL military commander, has consented
to remove the Turkish troops to The
suburbs.
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2.o4 - AND eos i.2.
John r. Gentry Defeats Toe Patchen for q
$4,000 Purse.

Springfield. ILL.,. Sept 29-At the state
fair. today. In the presence of a crowd OF
60.00o people, John r. Gentry defeated Joe
purse of 5000. Patchen was the favor
lite with the immense audience that filled
the big ampitheatre and the bleachers
and lined the track for several hundred
yards on each side. but the horse was not
in the best of condillon and was never
in the race at any time. Gentry was
driven by Marks and Patchen by An
drews.
The first heat was won in 204A and the
second In 2.031a, and 1t was announced
that It was the fastest race of the year
and also that It was the best two con-
seeutive heats ever done by Star Pointer.
Joe ratchen or Robert J.
The conditions of the race were that
The winner received the purse. Neither
horse broke during the race.
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DAILY KENNEBEc JOURNAL FRIDAY. sEPTEMBER a0 1898
TINE LAsrEas' sIaikE.
neither Side Yields I Psiat AMI esth Claim
Z coMIne Victory.

Broclxtcn. Mass, Sept. ss.--The fights
of tho Lasters' Union ovr the new price
list and the Lasiers' Union Of SOUTH
eastern Massachusetts, against the
Consolidated Machine Co., are IN full
blast nnd neither side shows si,e least
sign VI oonceding q point. The Unicn
took UP the fight with .Ele Machine Co..
because it claimed tina the lalttsr mix
ed in the fight over the price 3es when
1t had no right to do SO. The Union
says n Is pursuing the first hstN be-
cause 1t believes u Is right.
careful canvass in the headquar-
ters Of the Union and the various az
fected shops fails to show VINO Is win
ming the battle. Many Of the manufuc-
turers claim to be practically Idle. and
yet 1t is known that they are working.
They make this statement, 1t is
claimed. in order to keep strikers from
coming near their factories. Others are
putting on more cheerful aspect and
are known to be doing sbltle.
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London. Sept. 2s.-At The third days
racing of the first October meeting at
year-cld bay fiily Mandorla, finished
first. In a welter weight handicap, q
neck ahead of Kirsrhwasser, ridden by
Tod Sloan. the American Jockey. An
objection, however. was lodged against
Mandoria for boring. This was sus-
tained and the race was awarded TO
Kirschwasser. Queens Wake finished
third The betting was to against
Kfrschwasser.
The jockey club stakes OF 10000 SOW
e1eigns was won by Mr.. Roses 3-year-
old coli Cyllene. ST. Cloud II, ridden by
Tod Sloan, was not placed. Veiasquex
was second and Chsiandry third. The
betting was to against Cyltene. 8
to l against Vel1sque and 100 to .
against Chelandry and 100 to Z against
ST. Cloud II.
A selling stake for 3-year-olds and
upwards was won by the 3-year-oh
bay colt Caanesbill. on which Tod
Slcun had the mount The October
stakes was also captured by Sloan, on
the Lorillard- Beresford stables 3-year-
old chestnut filly Myakka. The bet
ting of Myakka was at even money.