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The new MINISTER
THEY EXCHANGE ftucnOUs GREETINGS


Washington, Aug sc.-sonor Vlcuna,
the nov minister from 'hli Go thu
country. was accompanied to tho White
uoua, Today hy Secretary Day and Pre-.
scutgd 90 ihr PRECEDENT Thorg was the
usual exchange OF diplomatic grsounga
Intl,W n. HD r,e-p t.,n ot q nov mir.
Irtsf. Minister Nlsuul. uu preventing
his credentials said "a part;
"Mr President .hg mission which
has been gDnuglrl Go M. has for its
principal object, ss lH expressed ln th.
text OF my credentials, 10 maintain aud
draw olossr iay uy day tbr lmlcAhly
relations which happily exist between
the tNu f.publpa The pUIW. ami
government of emil behold 200 ih.f great
nation ONE most worthy uf hUiuE Im,s
uticd ln H. just aud liberal luHuius
lions. lu Co., aiiUt more ample tolerant.
and generalization OF popular culture in
the uutrluH activity ANA tenacious tu-
yrgy with which 10 proceeds with even
course loo an thv paths uf pugrraa,
amnslug lhr world with ita prudlglouH
and rapid development
"ghM has tNpU rencrd from tn
earliest years VI hire Independent w
tho ,mUi.ucy uf tho iuuu.ng % NJ
lNMNfHNN N'NMNNNN NN IN."'N ~ N'.aAN" go
10 restore j, when 10 has been inter
rup,ru. not OulA between states oi thla
poniiuru, aud European states, bsI also
between thr American ailtg4 tnvm-
selves .
rue lt'NN yl lNg. Nl.,'' 49,
dated between four south American o..
publlea And Spain ln lh'N ~ 'N .'NN'
tly ui MAthinhl'hf uhN'l lh' Au. ins
% thls governments, lh N,t3 M"'.
haNihE been hgs't'l 'hl'uhu wy, W
term, dltly %. "iy .,'".' .' '"t .I,,.,,.'.
"a ANl,- n ','. ~
Ali'H, tAlN' .N." >"
al''lN .,,,....a ,sl,.Ii AMI
n,u'' Ia' ", ,..,i.i,'.. M prlIi. af
KY ,...',,, Immune.
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ven tll"' .,.,,',,''. 1,.atlr pr"p.uJgr.
atNN"s H.'',tI,p,I I.lntI,as.
any, , W. '"', '.r tb1f 1 Mil met from
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A VERY CLOSE CALL
HALF @TtR CAUGHT IN A soUAll,
And Capslscd Three Tunes -oniy by u sue.
oc.sion Of Heroic Efforts DID the
Men save Themselves.

Newport Il. l.. Aug, 2s-PiucE
and luck saved william X. Vanderbilt
Ir. from being drowned In Newport har-
bor whore his half-ritor was caught In
a nasty squat and went over. throwing
young Vanderbilt and hlH captain IN
the water. They managed 10 right the
little boat and clNabsd aboard again.
but twice aftrrwafd she was caiplscd.
The pair oluug 10 hor and az last man
AGED 10 reach rhorr, great!y exhausted.
Tho alarm was great ON shore whsi
the peril OF young Vanderbilt WIS nrat
seen hy the soldier from foTt Adams,
and no one believed that be- would
come out OF thn squat alive. MI Van
derhllt. as well Hr bio companion. Waf
pretty VOL done foU but the sight oi
help coming 10 them onthuHrd them
with new ne. ana they made one mon"
noTt 60 gtt the half-Tatcr rIght side
up. Before tho soldiers reached them,
they succeeded iu doing this, rut the
boat Into the wind and made Tor Now
port
william X. Vanderbilt IT. h an I'M
der graduate az Harvard university.
During the summer, with hlH brother
Harold, h. has bcrn az the Mafhlehousr.
Newport
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WILL NOW BE QUIET
Cereal Blanoo's laics, Proclamation Indicate,
Considerable Humiliation.
HOLDS UP THAT EVERLASTING HONOR
And Requests Abiding sianiard- 10 Ma.
circulate Their Name. ., tho sraa-
ish Consulate 1T Havana.

New York. Aus. 26.--A special to the
rrcs from Washington rayH3
A translation OF General Blanel's
latest proclamation Co tho people ~
Havana has reached Washington. ~
says.
Eve have been ylnlu.ah.d and with.
1ut confederation OF our birthplace win
Do, tomorrow Bs strangers lu this c1un.
uy and emigrintf q, this portion OF tho
world which tuday are. perhaps % few
N..Ss mlr.. "a part ut our spanish
flthrTIIHd.
"AH strangers aud af the yauauiuhrd.
I counsel yuu. thH people ~ cuba. who
deeply fHUl fhU Disgrace " their Coun-
~. NOT fu dispute ans uf thU benefits
which thg triumph Flyu O. the vic
tors
20 o. our obligation now Co be quiet.
not tO take any part lu the different
Manifestations ut q local political ma
tuur ana even 90 decline participation
loo such Affairs and even 10 tho right
~ franchise he uuDrHd u.s.
"liut we have one duty which should
b. duty OF luyr that b. Ia undertake
the task uf rrgUusfruriIOn OF all your
Interests and it be- your duty also tn
ask for. even appeal n 10 becomes
necessary, from your position as tho
HauqulshUd tu the victorious. Zoe a
euHrtuttr OF your personal safety ana
lhs protection nf your proper iutrrrsiH.
uif SOU dH HH 1 counsel YOU, che Unit.
ID states Wll Hk" carr. NJ your lives
ana your Interests. My mission here
soon uII h finished 1H viii ho the Hnv.
.rIm8 10 spain, and any ono who
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BODIES CHECKED OFF
GENERAL TosAl GIVES HIGH PRAISE


Santiago de Cuba. Aug. IS. s;ij y. m.
Tho spanhh transports San Fran
cisco. san Augustln and Colon left this
afternoon with i.s6s Spanish soldiers.
Including 10 officers and their families
and four priests. Eight men died on
the way 10 the ships. Thor corpa0a
wcrc checked on 10 passengers ~
appears that thorc have been many In
stances of this during the cmbarkatiln
OF the spaniardr. the transportation
company thus being enabled 40 collect
the passage money. thing readily
managed under the easy inspection Of
the Americans,
Gen Toral when bidding ndlou To
spanish officers and men who were
leaving. said.
Conquered. We yield with honor TO
ouuClvcn and 20 spain. Whatever
may be- the future of cuba. history
viii preserve the story OF your heroic
aud noble deeds IN this country. We
rurrct our fuilur, ana lts cost In troua-
urc and In blood. but you have nohly
fought and nohly lost"
SHiAfrER COMING.
Orn. Shufter and his stan sailed this
MArlhnoh on the lulifu NtAkrH NtnH
port Mexico. ON arriving at Muntaulf
Point, Gen, SKATER will go with Major
Miles 10 Washington to meet President
Mckinley and Secretary Alger. after
ward proceeding 90 san Francisco.
Col Greene ~ Gen, Skaters stan aud
captain Of the signal corps win re-
main Tor another ten daAs or until h.
H relieved by Captain Leigh. who with
ATTY -ninr men NJ the signal curus b.
expected ON the Segurnncn.
Maps ana charts have been prepared
Tor military telegraph ana telephone
servce between Santiago, Guantanamo.
hafacoa, Sagun and san Luis. an CUR.
ilson paints. un1 Captain Leigh will
begin the work ~ strlnglng the wirrs
s soon as he arrives.
on tho recommendation ~ Washing.
ton, a bank of exchange was cHtnb-
llshed here The scarcity OF small coin
"a "a great Inconvenience aud cuusa
N much trouble among the snlller.
ana lucnl merchants ono result q.
.kurhltaut prlcus.
The transport Roumnnia arrived Ia.
day from Ponce. Yesterday the trans.
port Orlzaha lett Tor Porto Rico. IN,
Berkshire. with $50 conyalcscontH from
elhonoy, sailed for Montnuk Point 10.
day. She was soon followed hy IN,
Berlin on which were General Rates
and his stan and the First Illinois In.
fantry.
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Chicago. Aug. 2G.-Fordinand Peck
commissioner general from the United
states 90 tho Paris exposition, accom-
panied by several heads ~ depart
menis and their secretaries. VIII leave
sunday night for New York to take
The steamer Ia Tournine sept. 3 Tor
uavrc.
when the tourists rcsch Now York
they viii be Joined by forty members
NJ The New York section % the com
mission. Liuotonant A, g, Baker ~ the
navy and Captain Kerr OF the army
Secretary Of tho Treasury Lyman j
Gage has sent his Endorsement of The
lafayette monument movcmen, as fol-
lows.
III the monument can pe inaugural
% ana a great success made along the
Hines marked out lt would be- "a noble
ana beautiful tribute for our young
% lplc 10 pay 10 the memory lf ono
without whose ala We would. perhaps.
never achieved our indcpsndelc and
freedom which has brought our glorl-
Gus heritage.
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Nov York. AUG. sG-AloX. Scoit
puriiat. 1lcd ai ihc NHrN gan hofpi-
IN fh'a morning % ururmlc clnNul-
sl1na. brought on by hlu .Xortlons To-
III Grht with Tommy Butler 40 the
Orsenw "a Aihiedg club. Bropklyn'
his; night
gr3it was a brakeman 900 the Long
leland railroad, 20 years " aEl, ana
leaves wife AMI fwH 0hildrcn. lie
had made no prlpr prtpaWion 70
meet uutler 1Ht night and 10 D. DC
clarsd by the phyHf'ana that scl'fa
kidneys were lu bad condition before
he cu.erol the ruT The sNlirmrnit
hlat and hIs rNHr,Ilua brought 90 a
sfrita ~ ura smi. cl1vulEilna 90 whlch
be- ruccump,i. Butler and hia seconds
are under arr.a
Dr. !. y. Hsr'. the phyfcIau 10 the
Greenwood An. ilc club. said ths
Scott was ln perfect condition when b.
entered thH rims iie said the probable
cause .f srUiia dHAth was c1ncussI1n
~ .hc brain. iu 90" last round, thg
doctor said. SCOT showed the fatigue
~ me trrrIh' rxartiau and the heat.
and h. was knocked down four tim =,
sailing on BIZ head On iho hard wood
door.
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Chicago. Aug, gG-Iohn q. whistler
"a stationary engineer employed hy me
construction company now uulldlhf ihF
rhIrty-uIuth street lutrccpiins sewer
u hIs City. has begun "a SUIT 20 thg
United states courts which WIN i.st
mo clnsulutloualuy uf me city orli.
nance recurring ull work don. 10y ana
az tho city 90 be- performed 10y union
labor. ...,..,
whistler Is a mrmber uf the National
Asslcaifun 90 stationary Engineers,
4 body NOT affiliated with the fulurl-
Hun ~ Labor, and, according go me
latter. De- "a nnu-mion man. In thr
gIty's contract with The construction
company is me regular rilusg proV.i-
Ing that only union labor shall Do ,m-
p.Iyld. mud declaring tho contract
Liable tn forfeiture IL non-uni1n labor
NrplrIlns 90 Whlstlcr'a complaint,
hr mas boon notified by his employers
hnt unless he Joined The union he
must leave thtlr employ The suit
l.Einr that the city authurliigs h' en-
IuInal from demun1ug his discharge
r.sultld His demand ls based ou me
plat hat tho ordnance lH uncluHiltu-
tlonal ana Il enforced would deprive
thousands ot nsR oi work,
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the opening up Of now and unsettled
Countries.
A second fact 90 Doe remembered Or
that Cuul ie situated within Che uup.cH
snd norfhorn races cannot DO. yttub.
Itshsd There rxcspt 10 thu sacrifice uf
many uvct Prof ili'l said thlt with
the rehabilitation nf Cuh1 thH bland
viii ofcr agricultural onrurtuniii0s Zoo
iha small former ncids Tor The iurost-
mont 81 capitalists On the line Of muui-
clpil aud public Improvement; employ.
ment NJ labor and the csiuDlllhmert pf
winter homes and resorts Tor The leisure
classes. Ilc saw In the coming demand
far nrciimltnd labor % pollution uf the
immigration question IN the United
states by detecting tn tide fr
southern Europe from our northern
shores 90 cuba.
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yellow re,sr Ncar Galveston.

Washington. Aug. 2s-Dr. wymsn
surgeon general OF the marine hospital
service, has received Official informa.
ton that ease 20 suspected yellow
fpNer exists a. the artillery post 40
Fort Point near Galveston. Tex, \
difference ~ opinion as o. whether
The ease "a yellow fever. the marine
hospital surgeon believing thar % o..
while the GALVESTON health 0Hlllf takes
"a contrary vluW, The HtrlrteHt isnla-
tlon win be- enforced Until tho true
character ~ the disease b. disclosed,
A telegram frum o.. dry Tur,ugaT
states mat thr Vlvana, just urrlVD o
th.re from Havana, has four $40.
p.clDua eases Of yellow fever on board
The vessel has been uuaaut.nod.
These Isolated eases. Or Wymlu
Says. are easily hand a and he cN-
presses 10 fear that tho disease viii
preId, The utmost precautions are
being taken Que AN directions % pre-
vent yellow ioyer gcitlug foSihnld iu
HE United States
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Chicago. Aur gt-Thc hospital tr1in
provided for che nrat regiment ~ i'is
n0lH cavalry hUa arrived ne Foot sN"iIa
dan Bearing 20 TROOPERS The REMAND O.
arr sick with maluuai fDNcr and camp
f.vlr. but ArU not len danger. The hue
pitai train ioft Chattanooga ut Nude
uirht Wednesday and was hurried
north us fast us The condition ui tbn
men would permit These men ute
the advance FuHfd OF thr whole rHei
ment ~ the tut Illinois cavalry that
will arrive ON several trains this even.
l1r over the Chicago and Eastern tlli-
uuiH roll Preparations CO. give The
returning mon u hearty reception have
been completed.
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New York. Aus % Commission
Farmer. uf mo TRUNK lime association
says be- hus received word from %.
General passenger HH uiH OF lhr mOg.
4nplrtant limos fNN .hH .buN ihmeu
Il me pass.urer d.n r.uul f1rrn r
hl,ug considered. .Isl enc matter Ia.
nut yet come Gao no" lsslrlatlon IN am
official manner. Ih' AnE'r hgent-
n aeyoral 10 thr h.F lines met 10 thl.
clty "Wednesday and discussed m mat
tor hut whether lnuy ipoidod upon a
iaaulte line ~ action iH not known
The meeting was of considerable lm'
p1rtaucc. Il was Iut.m1irl' ana Il " be-
ileved no agents ur' Nursing What
may deyelap into sharp nEht between
mo "slranF" and "W,lk' lincA n IN,
Plan that il ln tho air. De carried OUT
nd dIncreuiials between New lnrh
aud Chicago and Ni. Louis Ntll %.
,inllshsd ana th. 'Nplk' lines VIII boz
1rced b. charge che same fare as o.
great roads.
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New York. Aug, 2G--A dispatch .,
The Tribune from Ferroll myi. Admlr5l
camara's rQuldron. consisting of tbe
Pclayo the Carlos v, the Vltiorla. Inc
ilapldo, the Pntrlfta transport, Tho
Alfonso NI, ana the deHtroyers Audsg
ana pruspurno, which lot Cadlz Op
Saturday. calling nj Nlgo and Cortiune
arrived here 40 noon today, Admiral
camara Ia experimenting an arrange
mcula Tor d.aeWblrfIug the sautinr,
ronps 40 Vigo. Corunnn and Santnndsr
The destroyer Oahdu was IN ruch ma
condition that she could no, keep nm
With the rest of The ilcet, and whom od
POI. Vincent. returned 20 CudlE. A.
soon a. her repairs arc completed. IA.
Onido win sail with the Moteurn f5r
santander.
Admiral Camara has consulted with
he military authorities and IN case M.
CarllFis take advantage OF the land.
Ing OF the troops from cuba 20 berIt
rising. Admiral Camnrn'H blue tactstl
ynl be dlsemharked az slntandcr ANA
vim operata ON land IN conjunction win
the spanish regulars.
The machinery OF the Carlos Y
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New York. Aug. gg.-A dispatch to the
Herald from Manila says. Con. Aguu-
aldo. interviewed 90 iiac01r. declared
that h. wnH anxious Co support the
authority OF the United states ir those
Islands. and be- had persuaded the Other
leaders 60 accept hir ylevu. 10 Dr. Die
desire now that the lnsurrrnt army Dor
dlahaudcd and return 90 thr province.
lie complained % lack ~ money ana
military talent Ia the rebel leaders and
s4ib he had not an army only au un-
u1iv rabbio. Tho general seemed dis
tlrfrd. Iin says that be- truFis TIE
United states viii form a free ana no.
eral government and alyr the Am'ri-
cans car count ON hlt co-nptrati'u.
The rebellion u spreading IN The south.
spraovun has fallen into the hands ~
thf rehela. ave SpaniardH belng Killed
iu the assault on the place.
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OF UTAH BATTER Y SHOT A.
ANDERSON AN D OTHERS WO UNDED.

in cavtc BAY 4 boat with on armed
force was put Oh from the ahorc Tho
nilors halted the natives, who failed
io answer Then the soldiers fired "a
voll.y killing one and woundiug an-
other. Con. Agulnaidn promptly DE-.
MED any connection between "a, pa.
tlvcs of these affairs aul hif army
Admiral Dewey has transferred h.s n,c
10 the cruiser Baltimore. the Olympl,
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London. Aus. 2i-rhe Madrid cor.
respondent of me standard sa3s'
NntbInr can batfHr Illustrate the coun.
try's warlness and i'T..lurlun than 90,
sinal txcitemsnt caused by The return
M the repatrIatcd troops, OF the 225.-
0OO mon who have lgii spain Tor tho
Antilles since March, 1895, 10000 have
perlshod lu cuba, 5000 have been sent
homo invaldod and Che remainder nr.
returning to be disnlnded after rt-
celvlng Il portion OF their nine month";
arrears OF pay,
mart Of the government Will, II IL be-
.sved, avert tha dangers that ether
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MEMBER
CORPOR AL WILLIAM

the same battery. who had hurried TO
the assistance Of Hudson. 4 dcndi-
ment u 'he Fourth cavalry was called
out nd dispersed the Finppluos. who
continued to nre their revolvcrs as hey
reiterated. but without doing any mote
damage on the same night n'm. OF
the soldiers doing guard duy. Jaw
large party Of natives Eirippius Tho
wreck Of a eunb.nt which was lying
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London. Aug .G-A lrplth So %
news agency fwm sbluEbI rep1riH
tu. rutlI. available UUtfh nHUl iu
Ch.nUar waters has arrived Ht Wet.
Hal-WI o. uup1r; tho d.mlniH ~ Sir
ClHl., Mcdonald, IrtHn minister iH
china. Th0re Do ro combination ~ the
report oh,lInablC from other rIururA
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HUDSON

t,iah battery. 20; into a dispute with
d native shopkooper Fearing trouble
he fred his revolver in thu air TO at.
tract the attention Of some Of hIs fol-
low soldiers. a great crowd u ma.
uvcs ran to the scene OF the disturb.
ance and At once b. gan nrlnE their rs.
,oivcrs. killing Hudson and seriously
uoundinr Corporal VIM Anderson. Of
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which is out ~ order, viii probably
Doe repaired In the araonul herr Wh'fr
skilled French machin'rf SIRE mp 1852 d
Who wcro brought here from M fHrEfa
VI FOliros IT Chaulcru cpmplEnIr 90
Hsvra before the war and afc iaiuihlt
with the machinery VI she Haf.ui "
Tine tururdn boats HnrCnin. ilHh1nn'
Tiofcltu and nrinmot1 are ln ih' hit-
b0t aud in good condition nui in.. ION
Ai,..r, ,ia paaau. DOut Maria M Moline
md Nargu,s d Va Vuuri1 are AN rtli
uudrr construction.
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san Francisco. Aug 2G,-it Is stated
ON rood authority that Mrs Botkin,
thr alleged puisouyr has decided 20
mako "A lrsu fight against the efforts
vi the Delaware authorities TO have
her taken 90 Dover FOR trial, Alreudy
two prominent attorneys have been rr-
tanned. Interesting legal points pre TO
bg missed and the writ NJ huhcas corpus
b. 90 b. Invoked IN the strugsle 20 re-
store the prisoner 20 freedom or % have
tho California eourts ny tho case,
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New York, Aug sd-Thc United
states transport Seneca VIII sail from
New York for Santiago next Monday
In ballast, except Tor odds ana 'ndH ~
cargo which friends nf the soldiers de-
sire 20 send them, Tho Rcd Cross ana
other organizations desiring Transports,
lion "a Saniin.1 ~ articles NJ food,
clothing. medicines, etc, will have this
opportunity of sending Thorn.
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New York. Aus Doc the hast two
days Il hus been lHHi,ntly Utsvttvi
No various quarter ihal he order tu as
..at IN bringing about thg abolition Of
100 dErtyutluH uIHu the tu-thll'l
weaker railroads running between NcW
York and Chicago. Oh. Nrw YORK ccn-
unl aud pouufs iiaH.a VIII Withdraw
their limited ualHH 10 was also ua.
.ortrd that the decision 20 do away
with these fast trains had been arrived
40 ln the cuurHU OF wtetirg held on
Tuesday between rrpf.s utauvcH ot ~
company. sumur. 49, galway. urrsl-
dent OF the Sew York central, denied
with the utmost emphasis that hIs
company had thu least Intention Of
Htupping its limited r.Idee O. Chicago.
No proposition looking TO The a,ls-
pension 81 our limited train" Nr.
.'nilnWuy explained has ever been
considered by tn directors OF tho Sow
York central nor uIu any such iteu
yor De entertained our Chicago
limited viii continue 90 run under any
circumstance and 10 d. safe 20 say
that aa Tong as Wr continue TO run out
limited the Pennsylvania will do tho
same"
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Washington Aus gt An order has
been lssugd hy Oh. W1f department cN'
tending the iuu'nsn OF volunteers
Given leave ui absence from thirty
days 90 sixty days
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

Manila. aug. sG.-on wednesday o.
corporal and two troops OF battery u.
90 the Uiah artillery. after disamlarl.-
lnr at C5,lic, were aent on an rrrani.
Whit, passing through she streets.
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|lpsooOD FIGHTING CHANCE
I.tysr, D,fsd he American Amy
kalug line at Least
|tnn MADE A MAGNIFICENT RUN


4yrt aug ss-"ccvcra should
tmflh Santiago harbor forever
rtat c-t OUT the way hc dld,
h zh remark Of Captain
tuiH CA. lately. Of The bait
A. 0Hsz
IN 20 uas a fortress With hu
q EaI have driven the United
AM away from shore Until such
lglli mount tsn-inch guns 20
NJ ships. Ho was master Of the
4 aain aud should have huns on un-
: rciy last mrnbor 81 biz crcw died
d laiyluon. Thn would b. haSs ben
AZ hsro-an eternal aguU ln his
h.nk VI the chances In biz favor
n H i,yrr might have come and d.
ai.d the American ranks 4 gal,
have broken loose 90 the Carl
rs that would have scattered our
900 he four Winls % heaven. after
ttrtra could have sailed away
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ea0 Dc pfopJfa Go rest ilr "a
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-26

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-26

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