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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-04

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-04
THE HOTELS
kPrToL HOTEL

HrlioG AOIEL
.RIvALs....
Rates. $3.50 to
LOO per day. Six
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26

ican warshlps. This report is. OF course
entirely false, but It finds believers IN
many quarters.
The Spaniards who draw their incomes
from cuba are urging the government 70
ask the United States 10 take the island
under lbs government, thinking that their
property would thus be saved to them, As
"A matter OF fact. a majority are tending
10 the view that all interests would DO
better conserved with cuba belonging 10
the United states.
LONDON, July 6.-The Madrid cores
pondent of the Times Gays ..'at peace
prospects have greatly improved during
the past fortv-eight hours. Ihe prellmi-
nary exploration Of he Minister of For-
elen Affairs was more practical man Was
supposed
The governments efforts are now ert'r-
ing "a new phase leading 10 direct nego-
tiations. The correspondent suggests that
the French Embassy al Washington IS
the channel through which the negotia-
tions will be introduced.
Tho truth OF the foregoing despatch IL
dubious. IN view Of It's source. which has
hitherto been invariably wrong.
The same despatch says the pushing on
I'D the Porto Rico expedition by the
Americans Is regarded as a hint to Spain
10 hurry. because II the island is conquer
ed il will be occupied permanently. ether
wise IL Will apparently be spared.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26
Grade Improvement.

The receivers OF the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad have turned their atten-
tion 10 the Improvement OF the grades
on the third division from Cumberland
to Grafton. or rather that portion which
lies between Altamont the top of the
17-mile grade. and Terra Alta. where the
Cranberry grade begins 10 descend. Inc
line passes through Deer Park and oak
land and crosses what Is known as the
"Gladcs' of the Allegheny mountains.
The grades are short and choppy some
OF them being 50 90 s. feet to the mile
one OF the FIRST pieces OF work 10 be
done is now I'm progress al 40 s. cut
where the grade is being reduced from
81 feet 10 A. l-2 feet per mile with equa-
lions FOR curvature. II is expected that
the cutting down OF this grade will en-
able the receivers 20 increase the train
load from 1000 tons 20 1900 tons on east
bound trains. one mile of The roadway
will be lowered and IL is expected that
the work will DE completed by the mid
die Of October
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26
SPECIAL sEAsHoHE EXCURSIONS
To Northern and Eastern Resorts Via
Southern Hallway aud York River
inc

During the summer season. 1893, tho
Southern Railway VIII sell tickets from
Richmond Va. Co Atlantic city y. j..
Cape May. y. J.. and Sea- Isle city. ~.
j.. and return 40 rate ot 81 for the round
trip. These tickets VIII apply via West
Point. York River Line and Baltimore.
to be used only on special trains leaving
Baltimore via Pennsylvania Railroad and
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Tickets
will Doe sold FRIDAYS ot each week for
train leaving Richmond $3.50 =. NJ. con-
Meeting ~ West po.n. with steamer for
Baltimore good only 0n special train
leaving Baltimore saturday or each
week. via Pennsylvania Railroad al -
noon and 1870 =. NJ and via Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad at 1880 a.. VI. and 1850
j.. 81. c0mmeucine Friday, June -i-h.
and continuing 90 and including Septem-
ber o. IsaS These tickets viii Doe honored
from Baltimore returning on steamer
leaving there Il. 81. tuesday after day
or sale. This very low rate via tie
quick and popular York River Line offers
"a most delightful trip from this section
to eastern seashore resorts. For fur
Their information apply To- g. W. Vest
bury n. P A.. Southern Railway, 800
east Main street. Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26
Valuable Relics.

Colonel William II. Palmer will In a
day or two present 10 the Confederate
Museum Col Fred. H. SINNERS sword.
and a spur which belonged 20 Gen. A. p.
Hill The sword is a French sabre which
Colonel Skinner brought from France
when he returned 90 this country after
having been connected with the house
hold of Lafayette.
Colonel Palmer received it from the
hands of Captain Reeve as Doe lay on his
desth-bed. 10 had been one of The Cap
tain s. greatest treasures, and Colonel
Palmer decided that 90 would be safer BOO
the Museum than anywhere else. besides
being valuable acquisition t1 that insti-
tuition.
The presentation viii be extremely in
formal Colonel Palmer will simply take
the relics up t0 the museum and place
them in care of the House Regent Miss
Waury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26
NO MORE SICK
FOR OLD POINT.
Wounded Soldiers VIII Hereafter be
Landed Elsewhere.
NOT A CASE OF YELLOW FEVER
I.xncrts Make an Investigation and
SATISFY the Governor That the Dread
Disease Has Not Made Its APP
pcaranco az Fortress Monroe

Governor Tyler returned from Old Point
yesterday. lie went down TO that place
70 investigate the report that there was
yellow fever among the wounded sol
diors
Tao Governor had previously conferred
with Dr A. G.. Jones. the quarantine onl-
c.r for .hc port of Newport News and
they united n % request OF the surgeon
general at Washington that Dee send eX-
ports TO investigate the suspicious case Of
fever.
DOCTORS WE'RE PUZZLED.
When the Governor reached old Point
Dc conferred with Dr. Jones and The
local physicians attending The case lie
found tnem au somewhat puzzled aud un-
certain as to the exact nature OF the ols-
c4s. Sunday three yellow fever exc
peris arrived from Washington and, after
d careful diagnosis OF the case, reported
to the Governor chat 81 was not yellow
fever but am aggravated attack of iy-
plHd fever.
Tlc patient is kept in a tent that is
flr removed from One other sick. 10 is
guarded day and neht hy "a deiau OF
soldiers. who with fixed na}oncts' Keep
tIc crowd Within % safe distance of the
sick man.
10 LAND $50 MORE SICK THERE.
The Governor has protested against The
landing of any more sick soldiers al Old
Point Dice has called the attention OF the
government to the fact that f yellow
fever should break out at old Point DO
would probably put all stop TO the Work
or tle Newport Ncws shipyard and would
otherwise do great injury 90 trade ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26
Busy Ambulance.

The ambulance with Or. Miller IA
charge. was called 10 the Tredegar
Works at 1880 o'clock yesterday 10 at
tend a colored man named John King.
who had been thrown from his cart.
The mans arm was broken. and he was
carried 20 the aimshouse. where tho
broken place was set. and ne went home
Another call came al 1880 O'Clock
from Rowe and Marshall streets. where
a little son o. MIR. VIM. I. Bryant had
badly cut his foot with some broken
glass. The boy was made comfortable
and carried to hts home. No. 207 south
Pine street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26
SATURDAYS OVERFLOW.
The CITY Engineer and street Com
mutcc are Investigating.

/ itt tAtN hfiA tt'|A AHA nfAfNf 'NAi
mittcc are INVESTIGATING
An active investigation was bee
ru yesterday morning Joy the
city Euguecrs Department and
tsc street Committee into the
cause of tho flooding OF the cellars of a
number of business houses ON Cary be-
tween Eleventh aud Twelfth streets.
The exact reason for the overflow is not
SO, known aud Major Otway S. Allen,
chairman OF doe street Committee stated
that 30 would probably De several days
before the reason could Doe stated with
any degree of certainty
Tho water that caused the damage
came OF course. from the canal. but 10
seems to Doe "a mystery what caused the
vau of the Glleeo Mills to give way
IS good many people lay the blame upon
Oh. oU stone cuVort running undcr me
r.I. which has been known to Doe in bad
condition flr number of years
600. IYae hF water cannot he stated ac-
curafeIr lnf So runs well up into inc
thousands. to s1y nothing of the great
Inconvenience fl business mca.
Ir. rrND-m west of the GWiego Ml-ls
embraces n considerable area. and 10
s0am. H<.E from tho cracks Boo the
ground that 30 viii become get more cN-
tDus.Ee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26

snanish ship went through our ship deal
Inc destruction as II went. I WAS about
twenty feet or more away and the smoke
was sitting.
1--WE were struck about twenty times
but only lost one man. 10 was God who
preserved us.
Commodore schley says he has the
finest crew fin the navy, he calls them
bis bully boys
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26

The services of Mr FLOYD Parker. one
of Che Capital Square policemen win be
dispensed with Approximation was made
for The payment of only six officers.
Mr. Lee Sexton temporarily assigned
TO duty ass engineer will be roappointed
policeman and will be detailed for cleri-
cal work in the department
Mr. Parker was appointed from King
and Queen county TO succeed his father,
recently deceased lle has made a SPLEEN
did officer and IS very popular.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26

Mr.. j. y. Jones, Of Richmond. travelling
salesman for the wholesale grocery firm
of Adolphus Blair q sons oi Richmond.
was married 40 Pelham. n. TO- Satur-
day to Miss Eimena j.. Frayser also OF
Richmond.
The young lady came 90 this city under
pretensc of visiting friends having Vis-
tied here iu tine past She was met at The
depot by ner ansucad. who accompanied
her 90 Pelham. where they were married
by Rev. n. pa. Walker. The young couple
are at present stopping at The Hotel Nor-
mandie in this cIy-Dauville Register.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26

The Board or County Supervisors held
IFS regular session az the county court
house yesterday
Supervisor J. T. Rose presided In the
absence OF Chairman Hcchler who was
the only member absent.
After the transaction Of the routine
business The tax levy was taken mp and
the same levy as last year was decided
upon Tor the various districts except for
Tuckahoe which in the case of the levy
for district school purposes viii DE Zee
ductl from tcn Co cisht cents on the
800
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26
WHAT SPAIN SAYS WE WANT.
cuh, and Porto Rico the Least we
viii Claim-Thc sooner the Better

I Z
Special foreign cable dispatches 10 inc
\ r. sun speak thus of the sl'u'llo"'
VIENNA. July 2t-Tho Neue Free
prosse saws 30 learns on the authority o,
D., Minister that the cession OF 'u"A t'i .
porto Rico is the minimum lenlauu 'i''rs
.,..ro hv President Mckinley. DIT
St, desires to retain the fnihpp ~
she must quickly sue for pedo ,,, 49,
t,,,..r She delays the stronger W."
como the lmperialistc pohcy o1
United States. ..- Dr,uv de
LONE formally Spanish blnlsteI ~ .'.
T-nited States. says tnal "F -s,.. tbe
peace ought TO have been l'l-l sorfiogo
.f,~io,,s nght on July D around 9an'o7
.ftor tba destruction of Adnili ai
'..'r,.sr',fs souadron with view 20
t-t.., hotter conditions than couiu PFC
-l'''-.d l4te~. N the United states re-
80 b., Grant honorable CONDITIONS ,".
800. s,o1ld be continued despeIa'7'y'
49,. A. ZONE added that there was an
,r,rt oooorunity for peace no"
- +bo Americans had discoFeie' "'"
unworthy the Cuhans are. .,,,io, that
,r,. f,,c.rcial is of the opinion 'ha'
I'M fha United states VIII d.
80. nesce without the services
sfiers IN says shat spaniard' -.
orexation of cuba boy the nv - -.
- h,,ing 70 made independent, H- ~ ~
T. nreparlng the public Tor , - e,co
cuba and Developments III
and the Philippine Oh. oeoin tenn
.'.'o -,ba country IS reduced 20 nope
po' '-'.'' ,it,,,,. Indifference 90 the Ioriune'
~ war and takes no inteIe i' ''''
C,,+side OF It's own miselie7. .-.t
oIt,I i9terest has lately been aDsoID-
o.. the attempt Of newspapers 10 io'o'
.,' -.,,.orrrnent 10 exercise less Ilsol
''' ,,.orship by threatening 10 s"s9'
-4 -,,t,ifratlou. The movement IS MOI
Pr1t and Is therefore not hheiy 20
or5inorv railroad traffic has been sus-
,.o,5.d an Southern Spain, the roads ne
H., monoplized by trains carrying .o'-
49, rna~ines and war munitions INC
,oh. ARTILLERY that was supplied 10y
t,r,',co before the outbreak OF me war
and centralized bon Madrid has no" peeh
emitted 10 the northern Sierra "neIe
Carllst rising IS feared.
M. ,rich. caused by he reported CONF
emo ~ Commodore watson squadron
continues There has heen "a rusn from
ees .fle hotels. everybody fleeing 10 me
Interior Tho fire brisades at the sea-
side resorts. whose season has been com
pletelv spoiled. are constantly drilling m
he use OF hydrsnts and apparatus. 50
as 10 be ready 10 extinguish The nres
that are expected % occur from bonn
hardment by the Americans
Tn. chances ~ peace being re-e ,ao-
ushes al an early date are vanishing
President Mckinley g personally blamed
for listening 10 his colleagues Instead OF
the Ambassadors.
Prominent politicians and others heet
asserting that the coming or an AmeIis1n
eonalrnn r.ili have The eject or nni''ls
rnec.t and f'nt action VII hs taken "a
crr~ept tire Spanish cooe'7 rom neli'1
devastated. II "a sei1 that rfanre ~
--,'',-~ re- p.ssg fons cn ard VIZ
LIZ he >s',--,S. .--.-..a ---'-si-s 'ae --iis1l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26
I'm Early Bird.

The announcement OF Senator George
3. Keezell that ne will be a candidate
for state Treasurer AZ the next meeting
OF the Legislature will cause little ripple
IN state politics. though the Senator's
friends will not be surprised since they
were anxious for him to become candl-
date for that position last year. The
Senator Il llttle early. but II often
times happens that the early bird gets
the worm.-Daily star. Of Fredsrieks-
burg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26

U4U8r1's Grove. while walking along the
turrnil<e was assaulted by three negro
women and injured seriously ON Friday.
The assault was entirely unproVoked,
and occurred at an mireQuented part OF
tine road.
The negro women emerged from the
bu.hes whore they had been picking ber-
rics and ran against the white lady.
knocking her down.
Mrs. Bland was rendered unconscious
ana the negroes fed.
SQUIRE Thomas issued warrants Tor the
arrest Of the women. but the culpuis
have not been apprchcndcd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26
King and Queen Delegates.

sHACKELFORDs. VA. July 25.-spe-
cial-A mass meeting Of the Democrats
OF Buena Vista District was held al this
place Saturday 20 elect delegates 10 the
convention OF the First CongEessional
District.
Resolutions reafilrming the Chicago
platform and endorsing the course OF
Hon W A. Jones and instruotng the
delegates for his denomination we're
adopted
Messrs. Charles T. Bland. Geo c.
Bland and II. W. Bland were elected
delegates. Messrs. W. T. Courtney. II.
T. Masston and j. j. Bland alternates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26

Parson Kemp OF the Ccdar-srcet col
ored church omciated in baptism SUM
day afternoon. and while tne largo
crowd OF spectators encouraged the pro-
cecdings with songs and cheers plunged
cieteeu men and women beneath The
warm waters of Paramount lake.
A numerous asscmblago of white people
gathered and enjoyed The occasion.
A collection was takcn mp and q large
sum was ue'tod which viii be applied 10
defraying the expenses of Cedar-strcet
church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26

A stil alarm of FIRE was turned in Sun
dav morning az 9I0 O'Clock from Twen-
tv-second and Broad streets. Steamer No.
I rosponded and found that a house own
"a ~ oliver Lyons and occupied ~
lamce IT'S ,o- bad ,aueht fire from the
cfiinnoe .rg was BURNING in a number OF
ni,cce. Oul.S work .sii. ru bed the blaze
and the damage done Was small
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26
STOVE MEN FAIL.
j. W. Anderson * Go. Make an As
signmcnt-Liabilitics, $3.50.

Menrs. J. w Anderson & Co. plumb
ers and stove dealers. az Nos. 7oS, no and
12 east Main street. filed a deed Of as
sigumcnt late yesterday afternoon in the
clerks office of the Chanccry Court
naming James Lewis Anderson as trus-
tee. The liabilities are estimated at
$3.50.
All property. of every description IS
turned over 90 tine trustee. who is em-
powered 90 sen the same az public auc-
ton. 81 81 SIS not disposed Of before Octo-
Der I. lNaS The proceeds are 90 be
shared rlablv among the creditors. after
the payment Of wages. taxes and rent
None of the creditors are given prefer
cuCc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26
GOING TO PORTO RICO.
TWENTY-FIVE Trains Loaded with Sol
diers Pass Richmond.

During Sunday and yesterday TWEEN
tv-two trains with soldiers from
Camp Thomas and Camp Alger passed
through Richmond over the Chesape
ANA Ohio railway The men were ON their
way t0 Newport News 90 embark upon
transports for Porto Rico.
The trains were stopped at the railroad
eb0us where the engineers were changed
and the men given coffee. A crowd Of
DeopIo was ON band TO see the soldiers.
The mon were oll from the west ald from
the middle states.
one of the trains Yesterday carried
General Brooke and staff
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26

SUIT was entered in the Circuit Court
,.s.iarit by Howard Haslip and r..
a ps-t receivers OF the Baer Sons Gro
l,ry company. against w. II. Furbee &
Rfn. FOR N32.ll,i.
In the Chancery Court Anna J. Chris
tian onauaed as executrix OF The win OF
Mary a. Christian.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26
ON THE BROOKLYN.
a Richmond Boy Writes Of the Des

Il Richmond Boy Writes of the Dcs'
TRACTION OF Ccrvera's Fleet.
A letter was received here yesterday
from ST. r. j. Goodwin. Jr.. who is a
machinist on The Brooklyn. lie is a son OF
Capt R. D. Goodwin. who has been AN
. enfircer on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Tor great many years
The lctter is dated az Santiago July
I'm. and his reference 90 tho destruction
Of CerVeras feet is as follows.
n shan never forget July O. 1885 II
was a great and glorious battle and the
Brooklyn and oregon licked the slx
Spanish ships unasaisted -Four Of thrm
are destroyed and tWo arf he'ro H'
40 we can bring them lack we ~
get $500 or 800 per man prize money 5ui
1 am not sure bow much vet
"Wo. OF mine can n"yer express the
sight OF that battle. One shell from the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26
IMPROVING SLOWLY.
DIR. Hogc Hopes to he Able to Return
Homc soon.

Dr. HOgc Hopes ID UV 'f"'' =" 's''''"
Home soon.
Mr.. John 4. Munce returned yesterday
from the white sulphur Springs. He
saws that Rev. Dr. Moses D. Hoge IS i'm
proving slowly. lie has not yet been able
20 leave his room. but siis up IN an easy
chair a portion Of each day.
Mr. Munce says that Dr. hose is deeply
touched nv the letters and kilograms OF
s,rnna this, that ne has received from every
section OF the country. and that only
physical disability has prevented him
from acknowledging them AT.
Or. Hoge hopes to be able to return TO
Richmond within a week or ten days.
but it is not yet possible to say when he
will be able 20 travel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26

consisted Of man. wife and FIVE children.
trom six months to sixteen years old.
the language was harsh cultural and
terkv very unpleasant 10 hear
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26
Richmond Trust and Safe Deposit Co.
Richmond, Va

OLD COLONY TRUST COMPANf
PRODUCE EXCHANGE TRUST .
REAL ESTATE TRUST COMPANi
BALTIMORE TRUST AND CT Ahn
MIDDENDORF. OLIVER a CO,
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL HAM
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26
Closed for Repairs.

Fo-fs hotel was ciosed for repairs
YESTERDAY Most % the guests took
10 quarters ~ TIC imperial Fords viii
~ recrencd about the iirst OF sepsems
lts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26

of his soldlery has reached fifteen per
day. When santiaso iaIs tnese ''"N'
will go down with iL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26
S17OO 600 z Per Cent. Cumulative Preferred o'oex
$500 600 First Mortgage Per Cent Gold Bonds OF the
United States Envelope Company,
Being the part not already subscribed for OF the ~
Donds Prefer Stock and $'ooooV
Common stock OF the above Company.

THE UNITED STATES COMPANY controls seSst 20 per
OF
fhe lies ar
% Observation-Disclosures the new corpofs-
~ sf afr, xra cashc
Barrow
v,je <
uron have an
INCREASE net earnings over S'
81 dyifend
LII March
frst
LIST
begins TIRES
sfr0ud of
Application will be made 10 list inc bonus anu ' ~ ~ w -
% %
days rom at 10 o'clock n MON
IT. july "'V
application be oed az any OIL e ao''s
OFFICES Dr,N SHELLEY Banke New York and Providence
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26
JAMES RIVER DIVISION
G. and O. Sunday Specials, Beginning
Sund.y. july 3ist,


Bcelpning Sunday July 3ist. Sunday
excursions on James River Division.
Cheelpeake and Ohio railway, Will leave
Richmond. Eighth-Sireei station, az s.%
4 NJ and nun 10 Scottsyllie. Returning,
his special will reach Richmond az $
vcrv low fares to ali stations between
Richmond and Scottstilie on these Sum
dav specials. which will run each Sunday
in August
Ir YOT have been SICK You will find
Hood Sarsaparilla the best medicine YOU
can AXE 10 give YOU appetite and strength
and restore YOU 90 conHiilon ot perfect
health .-. ,,o,,,os .t.,. 49,,
to iiliousness and an liver ills. Price
% cents
EIXCRSION TO BUCK ROE BEACH
THURSDAY August a. 1885. Laurel Street
N e church. Train leaves c. & o.
Depot atsA. NJ: leaves Buck Roe Beach
at go r. NJ
Round trip Sleo
children 70 years and under Soc.
How to become lawful physicians. dent
tsts ar LAWYERS. Lock-Box lso. Chicago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26
.rxCRsJOy TO BUCK ROE BEACH

How 70 become lawful physicians. dent
,.i tso or Isvyers' I.ock-Box 100. Chicago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26


The Cuban camp a. Guautanamo-for.
n, course. this Is the narbor meant-is
less offensive and more picturesque than
any other noted along our lines OF occu-
patton. The huis palm-tha'ched and
rain tight. are fairly clean Soldiers
show modicum o. discipline and the
assistance they gave the marines tn the
first land battle OF the war. shows them
10 be courageous In deed as well as talk.
The camp Of the marines. SO hard 90
mold AT first. has proved the game worth
the candle. as the high hin ON which II
Is situated Is visited by every breeze
from land or Sea and affords such nat
ural drainage that even tropical rains
cannot keep II wet
GAME NOT WORTH THE CANDLE.
The fact that above the harhor me
town ~ Caimaners and It's inland sister
Guantanamo are stlll IN The hands OF
the spaniards gives no ono unfasin''s.
II would not he worth while m ri'f q SIM
gle American life 20 capture 'f'ef -
these places unless from h1n ini'irir7
view point, since Perez f'e H~f
confesses officially that the de-.h rate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26
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