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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-06-08
Biz Shipments of Peaches and Plums.

Fort Valley alone is preparing to ship
800 carloads of peaches, besides. plums
and melons. Marshallvle, a few miles
distant, will ship 600 cars OF peaches and
over 100 cars of ptums. This means good
business III central Georgia throughout
the summer.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-06-08
The People at The Bee Hive Are Right

need in wearing apparel Orneu
quality
our elegant
something
low o
siiont O0ferV YOU Undue
efotha o
W.
neyourwar
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-06-08

A fayorlte in the family. i have used
Begg's German Salve in my family for
years 1t is unequaled for Burns, Scalds,
old sores, eczema or any skin disease.
Mrs. T. II. Stiiwel, Beloit, Wis.
We-always keep 10.
,SALE-DAYIs DRUG Go,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-06-08
INVASION OF CUBA BEGUN.
General Miles to Laud an Army Near SAM
tiago and Attack the CITY.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The army Oh
invasion is moving upon Cuba and de-
cisive bow will be struck this week at
Santiago. Twenty steamers sailed 'o'
day from Tampa, carrying 15,OOO sol
diers to Cuba. 1t is thought the troops
will be landed near Santiago and Jay
seige to the city in conjunction Win
Schley's squadron.
General Miles will command the arm?
of invasion.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-06-08

and crash skirts from SOC. up.
50 bed spreads, the 81 % kind, at lie
so spreads extra long, we'll worth
81 50, our leader only..........S1 90
Crenoline good quality, per yard &C.
Good quality of cambria all shades 4c
Black satteen, good quality, only 74c.
Ladies and misses sailors bought at
auction sales. They are worth from 80
to 75c. but will go at 25 cents only.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-06-08
them at 10 and 1910.
PiQues.

3 pieces heavy corded pique, fig
ured and plain, just the thing
for ladies' skirts. These goods
sold everywhere at 25 cents; we
are going TO sell them at l2t ana
III cents.
1000 yards 36-inch percaies (no
rpmnants) per ward ....... 1850. 7@c
500 wards 36-nch, the very best
quality, per tyard .............: lOc
20 pieces checked nainsOok, the y
cent quality, our price only. DC
74cents buys the lO-cent grade.
- cents buys the l23 cent grade.
10 cents buys the lucent grade.
60 inch German all linen IN white
and Turkey red, the 40 cent per
yard kind to go at....... ....... zoe
IS cents quality 60 inch Ger
man all linen table damask..... 4Oc
A full line of napkins to match,
prices in proportion.
Is doz. Huck and Turkish towels, good
size, 15C pair.
20 doz better grade, all linen, good
size. at % and 30 cents pair, the DOC.
kind.
% pairs 3 yard Nottingham lace cur
tains worth $1.00, our underselling
price only .,........ .......'..: oOG
80 yards nottingham lace curtains
worth 81. ..,,............ ..... 75c
Better grade, very handsome
curta1n. ,............. ..... 81 90
5000 yards embroideries in SwisseS
and cambrics bought at auction sale,
we'll worth from 10 TO IS cents, your
choice in this house at 5 and 10 cents.
A full line of narrow valensenne
laces from 2 to ) cents, cream, white
and black,
Finishing braid in all colors cents
per bunch.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-06-08
,smal,pox lin Decatur County.

About twenty-five cases of smallP -
are reported at Iron City, and the a,s.
ease is said to be fast spreading all o'0'
Decatur county.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-06-08
Mary's Little Mule.

Mary had a little mule,
Il followed her to school;
That was against the rule.
The teacher, like fool,
Got behind the mule
AnG bit him with a rule,
And there was no school.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-06-08
Duck.

20 pieces best quality linen duck,
plain and fancy striped especial
ly good for skirts; also in solid
colors, tan, blue and green. B
pieces of figured pebbled duck.
5 pieces of linen crash, fancy
and plain, you know the value
when you see them. We offer
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-06-08
CIsets

A new lot of 25c corsets, regular loo
seller.
R & & SIPS corsets, our price Use. R
d 6 summer corset in long and short
waist, the $3.50 kind, at ST. l0OnIy.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-06-08

The Perfect Little PHI, Begg's Llts.o
Giants, cures Constipation and lnuls0"
tion; salso Sick Headache relleFeu
once, We keep them.
SAUE-DAvIs DRUG TO-
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-06-08
Silks.

Don't buy your silks until you see our
line. We have the latest desi gns in
plaids and Roman stripes, ranging
in price from Csc to $3.50 per yard.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-06-08

1t is not being short in accounts
that makes the trouble; it is being
short of cash.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-06-08
ParasOlS.

One lot of parasols, "a, 26 and % inches.
former price from SOC to 75c, to close
out 25c only.
We have just received fine shipment
of the celebrated Hirsch Bros fine
parasOls and umbrellas in all shades
of Tafetaisilk, every one guaranteed;
if not satisfactory we replace them
free. Prices from $l00 to $500
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-06-08
Cuffs and Collars.

4 full line of cuffs and collars in all
the latest styles and shapes. Prices
lower down than ever.
SHOES AND SLIPPERS.
Our line of Shoes and Slippers is su
perb, and we are now better prepared
than ever to serve you with low prices
and honest goods in this line.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-06-08
Shirts.

We have just received large lot of
spring and summer styles Of the we'll
known brand Joseph B. Fowlers
shirts. The line is immense. We
have the exclusive agency. Call and
examine them We can please you.
We also handle the we'll known United
Shirt.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-06-08
hill dren's Suits.

We are making speciality Of chiIdTen's
suits and knee pants. Have them in
full sizes from to Is years.
so crash and duck suits made in REFERS
and blouse styles. We secured them
at sacrifice. You can own them at
from SOC up.
Is doz. boys knee pants. spring and
summer weights, in all sizes, from
25C un
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-06-08
Ladies' Wrappers.

A full line of ladies' wrappers, made
of fine percales, latest patterns, from
soc to $3.50 Cheaper to buy them
already made than to make them,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-20

At s:45 last evening what Is known as
the Long kcli' or general alarm was
sent In by Waterman SpauIding at the
state .prison at Cranston and o Few
minutes latsr evsry employe, including
Warden Wall. was taking part In ont OF
the most exciting incidents In the nis-
tory of the institution. While there
have been many hard characters
at the institution none have besn more
desperate than the ronviots Ryan and
Brown.
Just bsfore the alarm was sent 10,
Watohmau Greene detected the smell OF
smoke, and . little later found 1t coming
from the cell OF the notorious burglar
James Brown. He went nearer 10 Inc
cell ana found that Brown had covered
the door Of his cell with his blanket.
This Mr.. Greene tore down and saw tnas
the mattress In tie csll was on nre' any
That Brown was standing with MS Dack
tnward the cell door and with his head
tbrust into the ventilator. Greene az
once notified Mr.. Spauidipg. who sent
in the alarm, and when thesofncers re-
sponced. they naturally looked Into ny
ms cell.
They found him dressed. some went &c
Browns cell, aud In a few minutes ex-
tinruished the fire. Ryan, by this time
VA cnlling the officers foul names. "A
was told to keep quiet, but this ne TO
fused to do. He was told to undTes'
and hs aaain refused.
After Brown had been attended to Tn
ofilcsrs went to Ryan's cell q Win
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-20
MAY NOW BE
A MASS OF RUINS

Nav York. June 2o.-A special dis
/, atch from santiago. via Port Antonio
says:
by the time this dispatch reaches you
MORO Castle, the principal fortinoa-
t,ou renal ming at the entrance TO the
barbor OF Santiago, probably VIII Dc q
mass of ruins
This work Of completing the destruc-
tion Of Sa~ntiago's outer defences will be
undertaken either by the dSnami'e
oruiser vesuvius or by the guns Oh tne
varsbips In tbs American fleet.
Tbe only thing TINT prevented the de-
srruction Of Moro Castle long ago was
the fsct that Lieutenant Richmond Pear
son Hotson and the oJner mem bars CT
the Merrimac's brave crew were impr's-
ouoa IN that fertilization, and the Amer
leans took every %precaution 10 spare
| than from LANCER during the recent
bombsrdmsnts.
Admiral sampson has heen convinced
from the first that Admiral Cervsra ane
General Liusres mad hobson and nis lei
low heroes placed In MORO Castle solei'
70 prevent the Americans from sheiiin'
that fort. This chanos opportunity tut
uishsd the last hope the spanisrds hao o
long avoiding q surrender Of the city Q
santiago and Admiral Cervsrs's fleet .
Admiral Sampson. As long as tney mel
tine Msrrimsc's men there as q SHIELD Ad
mirsl Sampson mad his instruction
against firing on MORO Castle most 81
pl,cit. In the several bomb srdm snts thu
have taken place In the vicinity our gui
mars have been at q disadvantage becau
OF this necessary order. 1hsy were mo
careful In aimins the sups not to slio
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-20
SECOND A HOUSE
CONSTRUCTION o A
Proposals for $S0o,000.o0 Three
Per Cent. Gold Bonds.

sEALED PROPOSALS. addressed to Walter
A Rend, General Treasurer, endorsed PRO
no sails for Second State House construction
i,o.n.r will be received at the of'ce. OF the
General Treasurer of the state OF hnode
Island. In the city Of Providence, until IL
O'clock m, July l. 1895. for the whole or any
part of said loan. In
be- issued, payable In gold OF the United
states OF the present standard OF weight ana
aneness. and interest will be payable semi.
ANNUALLY on the fifteenth day OF April and
October of each year, in gold.
The loan will be issued in accordance with
an act passed by the General Assembly &C It's
Nav session, 1893, on June z.
These bonds win mature in 1913, are
secured BY sinking funds and are by law
exempt from taxation in tine State OF Rhode
Island. - ~
bids. "A
the State in 1891 amounted 70 $3s4, 6l7 soI W
bonded debt, 81. 500, 90; Sinking Fund, saS'-
Az 90.
Further Information may be obtained from
the undersigned. General Treasurer OF tne
state OF Rhode Island, at his office, NO loa
North Main street, Providence.
WALTER A.. READ.
General Treasurer.
pyov,aance. June Is. 1908. je0 Ct
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-20

DISAPPOINTED.
Batteries A and B Will Have to Pc
Reduced to Four Gun Organi-
zations--Orders Received.

moral Ward is located. In front OF az
tent the line stopped, and the band plsyea
nopular airs. Corporal Ward appeared
6efore his tent, where he welcomed nv
his visitors. .. E. Brayman, IN behalf ..
his fellow shopmates, presented the corr
nnrsi with a handsome pair Of marine
glasses. Upon these were engTsvsdf
Presented to Corporal George a. wa5S'
1898. By his fellow dIaughtsman ana
friends OF the Brown q sharpe Manuisc;
turine Co." Corporal Ward responaeo
briefly. after which he was carried on tne
shoulders of his friends 1s,. to w : posl hs w a.
AGAIN serenaded by the band.
There were SO prisoners In the guarn
house yesterday morning, ana sney o wo,S
hafore they were released: The nealtn
OF the men continues to % very goo =
= "a round sleep. Among the visitors 70
camp yesterday were Lisuss1sns,spfv ".
Hownrd Walker, the assistant quarter'
| master general.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-20
HOBSON IS NOT
in MORO CASTLE

Admiral Sampson yesterday earned
positively that two Of the Morrimso's
mon had been taken by the Spaniards 10
the marine hospital, and that oil OF the
Others had been removed back 10 sne
city. Upon reosivins this information
tine Admiral Immediately resoinded MS
order NOT to fire on MORO Castle.
"Ons dynamite shell will destroy tne
fort" The Admiral said, as he disousseo
with those on board the flagship tns
latest action Of the enemy In dealing
with Lieutenant Hobson and his men.
From the first the action OF tine opsn-
iards In combining these prisoners IN
MORO, under the fire of our guns, No.
been bitterly condemned by officers ana
men in the flest.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-20
IN COURT
ON CLUTCHES
Peckham Entered Plea Of
NOlO COntendere.
HORSE STEALING CHARGED
Detective Parker Gave Court the
Prisoners Record.
SENT TO PRISON FOR A YEAR.
R STEALING CHARGED
SENT TO PRISON FOR A YEAR.

Charles II. Psckhsm, who needed the
Aid Of crutches to stand before Clerk
wsbster in the common pleas division OF
the Supreme Court this morning % ne
had but one liz, rstracted his Tor
mer tleA of not Rulty to an indicsmens
charging him with the lsrcsny OF . morse
and vagon and pleaded nolo ooutendere.
Hs hired a team from Walter =. Nichols
to 10 to Natick bot instead wsnt to Con
nectiout.
Detective PA ks gAe Teckham : very
had re, ord I r b. sii the prisoner 2
been in Jail in Massachusetts, for horse
stealiua, in states prison in this state Tor
breaking and entering q house ana
taking q lot of siIverware q VAS niso
~sentenc.d In Connecticut for stealing cav
tia. Yhu prisoner made no excuse Duo
mis- counsel, James e.. Collins de-, wno
was assigned to defend him py tne Sousc,
said Peckhsm's folks woulu taKs cnslso
of him az soon as hs got out OF MS PISS
emit trouble. u.n e.
| ono wear in states prison. 1t was 9taueu
nv an officer aftsr sentence was lmposeu
that Peckham was run over by q Train AZ
l,onnecticut and e. era lost MS leg hnu
that about the snnle time q Jumper .,
cold watches were stolen from rallros1
buildings for quits q distance along cns
track there it was the custom of rail-
road employees 60 leave their ciotnlug'
The parents Of the prisoner VINO 10 Z
vouuc man nave separated ana IN
father lives In Killinaly, Conn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-20

Key West, June 2o.-A vessel arrived
here from the blockads this morning n
reported all quiet along the line. She
brought an officer Of the Cuban army
and q pilot, who are carry Ing important
DISPATCHES 10 senior Palma Of tue Cuban
iunta. from the iusurgent commander Of
Havana provinces.
The Cubans were taken On board Sstur-
day from an auxiliary gunboas whion
had picked them mp. Ihs messenger
of General Rodrio uez give q very Inter
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-20
HOW HAVANA
SECURES SUPPLIES

Correspondence Of tho Associated Press.
Key West, June 1b.-A prominens
resident Of Havana who left that place on
the 5th inst, arrived here yesterday on
his wny to New York. HIS description OF
situstion In Havana at the time no left
conflicts with the reports OF famine
and suffering in that city and throws a
new light on the situation. n blockade
which 1t appears fails In Its purpose rs
far ss cutting OF all means Of supplies
and communication with the outside
world is concerned. His story IL sntitlei
TO full crsdencs and consideration. com
ios az It does from one Of the leading
w-srchnuts of Havana. q foreign resident
unbjased in his views or sympatnies.
| Batabano, on the south side. is.only Tort,
Continued on Page =.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-20

sstipg account of their experiences. After
leaving the insurgent camp they mode
their way to H avana and spent sevsrai
DAYS there, proceeded to one Of the small
in let's in the peishborhood. stole q small
boat and rowed out to sea in the hope OF
coming across an American vessel.
they were three days in the boat BE-
fore they were picked up. The Cubans
reuort there are NO supplies Of rice. maize.
petatoss or eggs In Havana. Flour they
say costs fifty cents per pound ana the
army has been placed on half ratious.
The messengers class 40 false reports
that v, ssels have succeeded In entering
Havana with supplies. They assert that
since tho blockade began only three small
fishing vessels have entered the harbor
and NO food whatever IL received from
Cisnfuesos.
The Cubans confirm tho report that
WORK ON the d~efenoes of Havana Is pro
oeeding steadily. The only war vessels
| in the harbor of Havana are small gur
| boats ana the Alfonzo XIII. An auxil
! iary gun boat OF Cardenas has been Wis
tied by Q Cuban officer who reported TIT
placs to b, effectively besissed BY the In
surgents ON land and by the warships II
front. He made the statement that II
two weeks the whole population of Car
dena viii be starving.
The Cubans report that lard IL seliin
at so cents, rice at 20 cents. beans at
cents and meat 1T rs cents per pound
and all are scarce, and they say that O
horses OF private families stores an
livery stabes have boon confisoated Q
order of General Arolas. the uilitar
governor CT Havana, tor the uss OF IL
troops. .
There is hardly any TRAFFIC In :.
streets of Havana, and no persons a
SLOWED to loitsr on street corners. II
street railroad company, whose ears a
drawn by horses, Is obliged to run q o
only every hour instead Ct every fl
minutes, as heretofore. as the horses
the company have been taken ~
; governor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-20

Chicago. June so.-A special cable 70
the Kecurd from John McCutoheon. .
stan correspondent with Dewsy's fiest
req DIS a. follows;
Hong Kong. juno {. -Generai Filipino
omc,allv proclaimed q provisional gov
srnment in Old Cavite June IL. There
were great ceremonies and . declaration
OF independence was read ~renouncins
Spanish authority. General Asuinaido
was elected pre- sident and Daniel Pes-
r,pdo vice -president. 1he insurgent gov
eminent will not Oppose an American
protectorate or occupation.
The rebels have captured the spanisn
governor and the garrison OF W men
At Buluean. The governor and garrison
A. pampapra are surrounded o the
or vernon and garrison OF 450 men have
been captured at BAtngas- June y tne
family OF Governor General Augusta neo
to the interior for safety.
rhe spaniards In Manila are reported
a. having shot thirty carbineros for at
tempting TO dsseit to the rebels. Aauin-
aldo sent an ultimatum to the governor
that n more wsIe executed he wouio
r~etal,ate on spanish prisoners.
The Baltimore sailed today TO mee'
the Charleston and troopshirs.
The French warship Pascal arrives
June Is. I'm German warsnip nai's'
is expected daily.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-20
IVES STREET TOUGHS.
They Attacked Pol.ceman-One Arrested
and Fined.

They Attacked Pol!ceman-One A1res'eo
and Fined.
1t was q dry Sunday In the Vicinity OF
Ives street yesterday and the gang tnas
infests that street behaved themseives ~
quite a beJbming manner. until o;so IN
tbs evening, and then they wanted . ut
tie excitem ent and they set two young
sters at each other. When the lads got
warmed mp Patrolmen Rose and Sneehan
came upon the scene, and procoeced 10
nut a stop to the cruel sport. The ives
street gsng objected. and pitcneo into
toe patroimsn, who made q grab for the
rinaieaders and then there was o ngnt.
The man that Hose had In charge man
aced to ds6 the officer q heavy blow on
the mouth and get away. 6heehan same
to the conclusion that he would knock
the light out of his nan and cid so.
When the prisoner arrived ut the station
he gave the name of James smith, ano
was turred over TO DIR. Palmer wne
dressed his many wounds. Smith va
| fined in the police court this morning fol
| being drunk. The police have lsarnee
that stephen Lyons was the man wn'
| assaulted Patrolmnn Rose.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-20
For the Boat Raccl

A spccial train will leave Union station,
Providence. on "Wednesday, June q, next 10.
the harvard ale Cornell rnce ~ New Lon,
Am Al li m. Returning, this train viii
leave New London &C 8 AZ y m, providing tne
race is finished az that time u not. the ,rsin
will leave thirty minutes niter tne IT,
~ the Union station ticket Office. Providsncs
Nun Der limited.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-20
SUNDAY CARD PLAYING.
Fiv. Young Men F.ncd In the Police
Court Y. Sterday.

riv. Young Men F.ncd In the Polio;
Court Y. Sterday.
Five young men were having a pretty
good sort of q time in Braseau's barber
shop on Plainfield street yesterday
and Sergeant Morse OF the
street station had IN d that
all was not well 70 hs pespsd IN ossf :
door. and saw the men playing poker.
He rapped on the door, and the players
thinkina that II was one Of their friends
openea the door. and in . jify Sergeant
Morte, Patrolmen Briggs and Koch en-
tered. A few seconds later the six play
ers were riding in the hurry mp wagon
an route for the ChsfIes street station.
In the police court yesterday morning
Zach was fined IS and costs for playing
cards on sunday.
Their names we're John Mc0owen.
John Cooney, Samuel English, Patrick
Sweeney and Peter Hausser.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-20
MANILA HASNOT
FALLEN YET

Copyright, 1893. the Associated Press
Manila, June II, via Hong kous'
June 2O.-The situation here Is un
changed. The insurgents are unabls to
take Manila, owing to their lack Of field
INNS. they could rot take 1t even II
Admiral Dewey permitted. which ne Will
not. The report that United States trans
ports from san Francisco had been sighted
Il nos correct. They are expected on
June, the 20th.
All foreigners are leaving In neutral
ships.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-20
LUKE DEATH.

Administrator on His Estate Suing Gil
bane Brothers For Damages.
The second trial OF the suit Of Richard
Muir ray, administrators on the estate OF
Luke Murray, against Gilbane Brothers
was begun before Judge Douglas and a
Jury this morning. Luke Murray. was on
the 18th of January. 1894, at work for the
defendants at Roger Williams Park and
SO seriously injured by the falling OF :
pile OF lumber upon him that 1t 10 claimed
was insecurity packed, that he died. The
iury went out TO the park to view the
place where the lumber was piled.
Franklin p. Owen Is attorney Tor the
plaintiff and McGuinness q Doran attor-
news for the defendants.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-20
THE HORSE SHOW.
Judges who VIII Officiate-SOme OF inc
BOX Holders.

Iva "L.I
7, this weather continues there can b
no question Of tie SUCCESS OF the horse
show 70 be given by the Providence
Horse Improvement Association on Lin
coln field on Wednesday and Thursday
next for the managers Of the affair havs
made every effort for a NEST entertain
ing and attractive exhibition. A list OF
some Of the finest horses has Already
hesn published, and In addition 20 tlese
Frederick J. Snyles Will exniLlo ~
famous Aiix, and also Sable WILKES 30"
| Wisebum. x.u~~..
| Hon. Eugene v. X. Tfayer OK boxton,
Hon. prescott Lawronce OF New toIk
citv. Hon. Harrison n. Gamer OF fniie'
dsiphla. q. W. Williams OF S~toninRton'
Conn. T.. Il. Conant OF Boston eno X
Giensidc Of New YORK CITY. Mr. ~
wnre. who ras been engaged 20 msnneo
tho show. is one CT the best known MORSE
man in the United States. having under
nss manaremsuB one OF the largest horse
markets. 10 the country, lcosteu In re~
York city. Arthur Il. Vivnoier one OK
the best Known ring masuers ~
country. will assums the o"''es " "
Office. ~~Ss
ncxes f,r the sptirs show arc the follow
,ns: Mrs. j. De Forrest Danielsons
charles n. Baker. Hon. Euecne xnnyexs
Commcdore derry. Ssneral " wh,"r,r
sx.Niavor frank II. Ulney. Arthur ~
xustin. Goddard brothers. y. n. CerIen'
ter Fred L. Smith. NJ. J.. ftrryy 1:r4y
TaissI A. !. Miller, MRS. John - 0ta4
cling. John w. Dsnielson and Jess, =.
MetcsIf. One box has been ressrvo1 ~
President Andre a n me ooknn's''s
- .
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-20
PIANO FOR RENT,

A lady having a new first-class
Upright Piano would like TO rent
the same at reasonable terms, to a
reliable party. Address, Box F,
News office.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-20
Elected
President.
ACTION OF PHILIPPINE INSURGENTS.

they Will Not Oppose an American FRO
tectorate or Occupation--Morro Castle
At SantiaqoM ayNowBe a Mass OF Ruins.
Admiral Sampson Believed to Have
Turned the Guns of His Fleet on That
Fort. Having Satisfied Himself Ihat the
Merrimac Heroes Are Not There--Spaln
Refuses to Exchange obson and Ills Men