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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-12-16
RECIPROCITY BLOCKS THEN
Anglo-AmericanJo Joint Commits
sion Unable to Agree.
WILL ADJOURN UNTIL MARCH
Canadians Greatly Desire Concessions on
Lumber, but ON This Point Almeri-
cans Are Unyielding.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-It has been
agreed by the joint high commission of
Americans and Canadians which has
been in session here for several weeks to
adjourn at an early date. This has not
yet been formally announced, but it is
understood that the day fixed for adj
jou1nment is Dec. 90. On the evening
of Dec. 10 the Canadians will give a
banquet to which the Americans will be
invited. The understanding is hat tho
sessions will not be resumed until after
March next when the United States
commissioners who are members of tho
house and senate will have leisure to de-
vote to the commission. The decision
to adjourn has grown out Of the devel-
opnents of the past week. The Cana
dams had submitted proposals on the
questioned reciprocity and on Wednesday
the Americans submitted counter pro.
posals. These counter proposals showed
the Americans were
Disposed to Be Very Unylelding
and that much smaller concessions would
be made than had been expected. The
negotiations Of last week also convinced
the Canadians that free lumber, a con.
summation they and all their people
have devoutly wished for, was impossi.
BILE. The American commissioners not
only told the Canadian commissioners
SO but the latter were invited to the
Capitol, and while there met several
prominent members of the house and
senate, who impressed the fact still
more firmly upon them. It is said the
Americans have agreed to a small re.
duction of the duty on live animals, and
have intimated that they may agree to
a small reduction in the duty on lumber,
now 50 per thousand. The Canadians
had fought for much larger concessions.
This condition of things, and the appar.
en-; imposslbility of reaching an agree
ment before Christmas, are said to have
led to the decision for an adjournment.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-12-15
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

Choir practice tomorro" night
at o'clock instead OF tonight In
Grace church.
J. G.. Patterson, F. A. Dyal
aud j. A. Hinson Of Alamo, Ga,
are guests Of the MontcZuma.
Gum ard Gray is exp ct d
home from the University Of the
South for the winter vacation the
last Of this week.
The Anti Monopoly drug
store has just open d new violet
quadruple extract, Car Eiol"ttes.
Try it.
About three dozen after din
ner cups ANA soncers left at the
Pos 1nfiice drug store. They are
gong at 25 cents each. Garrett
and Gerig.
Choice fresh apples, bananas,
candy and cigars; also Northern
cabbage every day, at ID. NJ. Bo-
ney's stand, next door TO the Nc
Carthy store
When you ask for DE Wits
Witch Hazel Salvc don't accept a
counterfeit or imitation. Their,
arc more cases Of Piles being
cured by this than all others com
bined. Anti-MOnopoIy drug store
"Unclc Bob" Crutchiield ha>
arrived from Fort Valley, GA
to spend the winter with hr
daughter, Mrs Bel. "Unci'
Bob" is not very well, hhVinz
had severe attack # &rip.
Late to bed and ca'iT "a iist
prep3res man for his hoin" i
the skies. But early to bo0 an
a LlGtle Early Riser, the p:i' tia
makes iife longer and bitter an
wiser. Alti- Monopoly drug store
The only stock Of nl"d3 lIlon
ever brought 10 OcAl;t Is aitr4c
I ing more attention than anythln
in the town. See tIlrm, at tt
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-12-15

Captain John Brooks of Cotton
Pant, than whom there IS no
pleas9nter man Or better citizen,
was in town today and made the
printer happy. He said the Star
was the best local paper in the
cOunty-ib gave the news.
Constipation prevents the body
from rlddlug itself of waste mat
ter. De Wits Little Early
Risers will remove the trouble
ard cure Sick Headache. Il lIous-
ness, Inactive Liver and Clear the
Complrxion. Small, sugar coated,
don't grippe or cause nausea
Autobiography drug store.
| G. &. Todd, manager CT tn"
Florida Havana Tobacco Com
pany, returned yesterday from a
trip TO North Florida and South
| Georgia and :, Ia u NICE lot Of hi
{
excellent cigaI for cash and l.
busy today fill ~ the orders.
Our stock IF toys must go
aud If we nav, anything TO Sni'
you, the pricel right. P"st"ifi"'
dr. z store, q trrett AID GetiS
Pr prietors.
! >G3ny hou> hold is saddenet
b, death becat Sc OF The failure Il
( D Oh, hand {; safe and absolute
u certain cure for Group such a
], y Minute Cough Cure. 81.
!th your l,tti. ones are protect"
a. inst cnl"r, ,eECy. Ant hl
; Il .nly drug ~ 'Te.
.}r. John T.. Davis, who Was i
, : II to-day, said that he n"
il y;,d his off from Morrinto
t Ouunellon, whittier be dlrecte
, Star to 70, oW him.
! Afraid 0; war? Our woe
+ L crwrar WI protect you fro'
! j., draft, If b oGbt at the clio
i our sal. OF J. J. Fulier's,
: America by artists will be pr
I'D Tuesday night, Decemb'
=. 20. at the opera house.
e Bulk pickles, both swe'
t led and sour cucumbcrs,
futile & Co.'S
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-12-15
Spaiu's Greatest Need

Mr.. K. p. Olivia. OF Barcelona.
Spain, spends hls waters at
Aiken, $. G.. Weak nerves had
CAUSED severe pain in the back of
his head. On using Electric Bit
tiers, Americas geatrst Blood and
Nerve Remedy, all pain som left
tim He Says this grand m~di-
cine Is what his country needs.
All Amrrlca knows that 1t cures
liver and kidney troIbirs, purifirs
the blood, tones up the stomach,
,trpngthrns tht nerves, puts VIM,
ri@0r and Ecw hi" into every
muscle, nerve md organ Of tn
body. Ii week. tired OF a'iing
gen need it. E.nry hottie guar
anteed, only 80 cents. Sold by
! Garrett & G~Iiz.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-12-15

Tue sooner = r@ugh or cold is
cured without ktrpn TO the suffer
eli the better. lingering colds
are dangerous. Hacking cough
is distressing. One Minute
Cou2h Cure quickly cure" it.
Why suffer VII, II such Il cough
cure j. within reach? II il pleas
ant 10 the taste. Autobiography
drug store.
Cherry E&pectorant cures
coughs, col,s, etc. For sale
only b. Gur,.tL and Gcrg, Post
Office drug store.
When you are ready TO TAKE
up your plants for The winter you
W Il find Il Jardinierc, just what
YOU want, at The Autobiography
dug store.
"A good cut shirt at badly
! cut prrce at the c!osing Out salt
at j. j. Fuller's.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-12-15

The United States gunboat
Wasp arrived Yesterday IN Jack
sonville, to be transferred to the
state for a training ship for our
naval militia. Captain Curtis,
hero Of Porto RICO, was in
command, but will be relieved by
Lieutenant Merrill.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-21
ToRPEDo BOAT VISION.

The hawsers were scarcely fast when "A
she'll burst directly over the damaged boat
Ensign Bagley was instantly killed and
Tour OF MS men who We're working the
rGpid-nre rifles fell with him.
The Wilmington had reached easv ranc.e
about this time. and opened with her
heavy guns. The spanish held down on
hcr and she was hit by "a dozen shots. She
was hurt, but not crippled. aud bore the
brunt OF the battle until the WinsloW vvas
safe out OF the harbor. She lost no men.
The spanish batteries were silenced event
ualiy. and number OF men killed and
wounded.
The Hudson was nearly half an hour get
ting line 70 the Winslow While still
twenty feet from her a she'll burst on the
deck % the Winslow. several men had
Just come up from below for air. and
were plainly seen 10 receive shock OF the
bursting shell. They were lifted OF their
ieet and hurled In all directions.
one man was struck ia the face and
hurried on the deck yelling, Save me-.
He was pulled back by the legs dead
Three We're killed instantly and two died
later on the Wilmington. The bodies were
badly mutilatei. All the men were game
70 tho end, and wished 70 keep up the
nght, even after the ship was disabled
The Machias could not onter the bav on ac-
count or drawing twelve feet. but she
shelled the battery OF DrAnacHy and sent
an armed boat crew ashore. which fred II.
Ano hudsoa also reduced and burned a
shore battery. One spanish boat was also
disabled
AZ O'Clock Thursday morning the Hud-
son, with the Winslow's dead and some OF
the wounded arrived at Key West. When
she came up 10 the Government dock the
bodies OF the five dead men were lying on
her after deck, covered with the stars and
Stripes. Ia the cabin % the Hudson were
Lieutenant John y. Bernadou. who com
manded the Winsiow Ia the battle and was
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-21
SUICIDE OF A SPANISH SPY.
George Downing Hanged Himself IN uis.
Cell at Washington.

WAsHfSoroS. u. c. Especial. Suicide
ended the career aud life OF George Down
Ing. who was imprisoned in the Washing
ton Barracks awaiting trial by oourtmar-
tial on two specific charges OF being spy
in the employ OF the spanish Govern m.nt.
Downing hanged himself. He tore n towel
in two and kOotted n silk handkerchief to
one end. The handkerchief formed the
moose and he adjusted IL 40 carefully that
the knot was placed under the left ea- IA
skilfullv as a professional hancman could
have adjusted IL.
Downing was an EnClishman by birth
and thirtv-three wears OF age. and prior 70
coming here had been yeomRn Of the
cruiser Brooklyn. from which ship he was
discharged because % suspicion attaching
20 his loyalty. lie swore TO be revenged.
and. coming 20 Washington. Il il said
came into communication with one % tho
spanish attaches. who hired him 10 furnish
senior Polo and bis subordinates informa-
tion. He was arrested by Chief Wilkie. Of
the Secret Service. aud a search OF his
rooms revealed evidence which those who
made the arrest expressed confidence
would convict him.
The news OF DowninC's suicide was re-
ceivei bv Government officials with much
satisfaction. "a IL relic we'd them " the dis
agreeable duty of shooting him.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-21

Institute. the ancient palace. the Govern
ment house. the orphan asylum. the old
theatre and several old chuches were
burned or almost demolished.
>psniards Fought Like Mailman
The American officers. through their
glasses. could see the SpaniRris ~ work in
many places where the Qualifications had
been broken down. The SpRniards seemed
drunk with fury. They loaded and red
IKE rnadrnen. without aiming. without anv
appearance OF discipline or direction. AZ
tines their crazed condition led them tc
many absurd acts. such as waving swords
shaking lists and discharging pistols AZ the
American lie which Was barely within
reach Of their guns % longest range
: Toward $ O'Clock H. heat became ahsO-
lutely GnbeArable on the American ships. IL
became evident that the spanish forts could
not be silcncea sort ~ another hours
work
Men on the American ships were dropping
on all sides. not from spanish shots but
from the accurate and terrific lombard
ment % the tropical sun.
After consultation Admiral Sampson SIC.
nailed cease firing" and turned away
westward. The other ships slowly foi-
lowed. all excep. the monitor Terror She
remained In her position. in range 90 all
the guns OF the Sraniards until she had
siienced them.
The United States varshiDs hauled or
shore within few minutes after ADM
sam fson signal % cease Airing and left
san Juan In a sorry condition. The span
ish base was no longer effective a. a shelter
for a spanish fleet while the American
ships were ready for battle at any moment
ne heet steamed @ the westward about
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-21

NAsHISGroS. d. e.. special The Navy
Department received the following de-
spatch from Admiral sampson. Ii Is dated
-. Thomas. Nay - and is a. follows.
a portion % the SQUADRON under nm
command reached san Juan this morn
ins ~ taybrcak. No armed vessels
were found IN the port. A. soon &C. o. was
sufficiently liSh. I commenced attack un0n
TIE batteries defending the city. This at
TACK lasted about three hours and resulted
in much damage 20 the batteries and iuei-
dentally 60 = portion % the city adjacent
g. the batteries. The batteries replied 90
our fire. but without material effect one
man was killed on boarf the New YORK
and seven slightly wounded In the squad
ron No serious damage 70 any ships re-
sllted. St,r-ax
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-21

tioos, made the Americans know that their
work ~as not a. vain o. the frenzled fring
q the spaniards.
IN the Old part % the town % San Juan.
adjoining the Qualifications. whole blocks
were blazing. May % tho shells few over
and burst among the ancient buildings
from which the population had Eei at
dawn.
30 fierce vas the Amer I'm q 70 that had
the ta,eItion been 70 be nlbard the real
denee part q old Sac Juan. the damage
cc4i1 hardly have been greater The
lighthouses were demolished soon after
tie rring began. Later on the houses 60
bAilzga square. in 81. Christopher street.
b Ran jose street and Ga san Sebastian
sfresi were Ia flames. The 81. catherin@
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-21

slishtly injured In the left leg. and several
others OF the Winslow's wounded sailors
The Hudson shows the effect OF the aght.
Her smokcsssck. Il punctured with bullet
holes and her cabin and decks are smashed
and splintered. The winslow Is almost q
wreck
Ensign Worth Bsgley. who was killed. IL
native OF North Carolina. His mother.
Mrs. w. ". Bagiey. resides at 125 south
street. Raleigh. NC. She isa widow and
an invalid. Halt an hour before she was
informed OF his death. Mrs. Bagley received
n letter from her son, dated "On DO ard the
"insiow. May :. 1895" in which he wrote
seeking TO reassure her. Have no fear for
me; am in perfee, safety"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-21
FIRsT BATTLE on cusaN SOIL
American Landing Party Eepuised a
Force of Ambushed spaniards.

Force of Ambushed spaniards.
ky WEST. Fla (SpeciaD The nrst
United states troops were landed In Cuba
Friday. The detachment consisted OF two
companies OF the First Infantry. which left
Tampa Tuesday on the steamer Gussie.
The GusSie arrived OF Cabanas and pro-
ceeded 10 land the men Oman apparently
desOlato beach by small boats.
Three boat loads had been landed when
the soldiers were attacked by Spanish
concealed under the brush, which thickiy
fringed the shore. The Americans das bed
into the woods and lively fight occurred.
The gnnboats Manning and Wasp Allied the
woods with shrapnell
The spanish were repulsed with the loss
OF tea killed aud wounded. The American.
loss was none. After landing three Cuban
scouts the soldiers re-embarked. The place
was unfayorable TO land arms or amunI-
ton.
The horses OF the scouts were landed by
swimming. The Americans lef: their Doats
IA the surf and waded ashore. They did
great execution with their rifles.
The Spaniards lost an officer and three
men killed. one man wounded and pris-
oner.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-21

rAs the loss sno1x the syaaiards r. rot
knL SO. bat Il l. believed 20 ha~~ been
severe The two nez KILLED were. Frank
Nldenark, seem1D q TIE cruiser New
1ork; William kOss. gGnners nate % tue
xsonisor Amphitrite. This Il q list q the
1n.use6- John Mitchell. ss.<nan % SIZE bat
siesbIp Iowa. R4ymond Hill, appre.-
ees on the Iowss George Ner<ie, n
private marine OF the lows 2icbaei
M1sphY, sc&r1a1 On the cruiser New
York: s&nnel Feifma&. seaman on
t1s <eB York Edward Earle. seaman on
tbe New fork; John Miller. seaman on the
New ferx- Spiinfcrs frozs 5urstiEg shells
or fragments ~ tbssseiis themselves esEsef
Dees u the inIuriss- Ross. eznsers mate
- fiis Aul31Arzte- dropped deal beside bis
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-21
TO RULE The PHluPPlNEs.
General Merritt VIII Act a. Military GOV
~rnor OF the Islands

General Merritt VIII Aci a. Military Gov
ernor OF the Islands.
WAsHIS0roS (Special) With all posi-
be dispatch Rear Admiral Dewey's possess
sion OF the Philippines Is 20 be strenc,h-
ened by additional ships and by a military
force adequate 10 overcome the spanish
troops left on the islands, 10 maintain
order and protect the lives and interests
81 foreign residents. and 70 assert tlr au-
thority o.; the United states through a.
military government, with Major General
Wesley Merritt az its head. General Mer-
rltt held long consultation with the
secretary % War and the Adjutant Gen
crAl. and returned 20 New YORK To- com
plete his Preparations FOR proceeding 70
Manila.
II has been deGnitely decided % concen-
trate AZ San Francisco an army OF y 600
men, consisting OF both volunteers and
regulars. Besides the States % California
and Washington. which will furnish their
entire quota % volunteer troops. these
States Will furnish mcn Tor the expedition.
Wyoming. one battalion OF infantry:
Colorado. one regiment % infantry:
kAnsas. one regiment % Infantry: Mon
tana. one regiment OF Infantry; Ne
Uraska. one regiment Of infantry: Utah
two light batteries OF artillery ani one
troop OF cavalry, and North Dakota and
Idaho. each two bateaiions OF Infantry.
This array will constitute the FRS; Corps
OF the United states Army. IL Will be- di.
yided into three divisions, the frss OF
which will consist Of 1000 men, and will
form the first detachment sent TO the re-
lief OF Rear Admiral Dewey.
In order that the expedition nav leave
as soon as possible General Merritt has
been given authority 20 take with him, at
bis own discretion, the first 1000 men who
report az san Francisco.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-21
Admiral SIMPSONS Fleet Sub
jectS Porto RicO'S Cap
ital 10 a Terrific
BOnbardment
OUR GUNS WELLHANDLED
The Place No IOnge- 4 Fortified
Base Fo- the Use Of
SPANS Fleet.

The Vessels or Our squadron Steamed q,
an knip>e. Eiazin< Awav at the Ports
and Paying Particular Attention %
Moro Ca~tie-Ihey Made Three cir
cults and the Bornhar,iua~ns lasted
Three Eou-~- The Sranfsrds Ffrca
Tsss snd Furious. Eui Their Mark
SDsnshiP Wa Bad-Ou- Losses Were
One Killed and Four Wouudcd-Only
the New York and Iowa Were nit and
No Harm Wa Done-HaVsnE Inflicted
Punishment Upon the Forss our Fleet
Steamed Away.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-21
A cAsLscRAm FROM DEWEY.
The Situation at Manila since the Bonn
bardInent IL Unbalanced.

WAsHIS0ToS. y. G. (Spcciai) "A dispatch
came Friday 70 the Navy Department from
ADMIRAL Dewey. az Manila. IL was dated
Hong kong. IL was as follows
HoSo KoSS. May u.
Secretary OF the Navy:
There Is little change In the situation
since my last telegram. I am transferring
20 transports steel breech-loading rifes
from sunken spanish men-of-war. Also
stores from Arsenal IA my possession. I am
maintaining strict blockade. Add Argos TO
llst OF destroyed vessels. II Correo. prob
ably II Can0. Dewey.
Other dispatches describe the situation
In the PHILIPPINES IS unchanged since the
0osaoafdm~nt.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-21

i-eIe-tive carncnaie. whose only redeem
i1- feature was Dol. sririteines-
Admiral SIMPSONS fleet law within sfrht
90 san Juan Sc Porto Rico all % W.-ines-
3Af LlS a'. AZ @ clock on Thursday morn
l-- tA hands "u ali the ships were called
/ - az hour and a half each ship was the
scene ot an orderly confusion - The, two
thousand sailors stripped their ships. their
guns ana them selves
by f-31 everything was "a readiness Tor
t-e battle q teSin-th- second great en-
cace-1eat 90 tle WAY. At "a n. came the
Gait g. quarters. and Instantly every man
was 10 lis post and ready aud eager 70
strike a blow in atoneue1t for the Maine
MOTTO. ~ course. was % be the centre %
stack In it We're the seven siV-inrh Guns
which spain sent over as soon rs the war
became certain. Ane which had been hastily
mounted AMI manned with the best rnu-
n-rs il the colonial army.
The Engagement Opens.
Tie feet. looking Tor the spanish shirs.
steamed 90 the harbor. the men AZ GUAR
ters. the decks SAn1ei. the speed i've
knots an h0u-- They held 10 until the De-
troit was less than mile from the old
fort.
The gunners in the oil fort opened on
the Iowa The squadron was ordered 70
return the Are.
The Iowas forward turret guns fref
lr-t ~ tne vest auc.e 90 tle fort; taen she
swung around hep after gGns and LEI co
her -tarooarl'lroat-i1e.
The Detroit az her lowest speed hegin
hroaisi3e frlnc. The Indiana steamed no
nrinc- The Detroit drove the cunners
away a-ail and again.
The Iowa> selected one fort and as
the sNirs approached each opened. ar-
inc trrret a-i hr1a lsii- guns TIE De-
troit ir beg eV' - position nllckily kept
Ia short ra---e a-l lrr guns lit terrible ex-
e-utton.
ExceQ; - DetEis and the Montromorv
which .r-r- s-r-t out 90 range. the ships
steamed % al v.iil.s- 10 front q tue forts
three Times.
Ca t1- first r1-ni they shot too low. brt
tl-y go the e.eFat ar-ll tll- second round
a-l t1- shots ak To- forts 49, passed over
re bills taAirg in 10 town.
AZ ei--t-i.el shell exploded IA the Ner
lrrE.- att I1rt whalefolt davit az the end
o. TIE triri rolDl. Fragments fell among
the crew 90. the port br1A1slle esght-inch
guns. Ifaus Nldenark seaman. was
-trlcE iltlr he1A and killed
A. : o'cloeEtae taylat became furiouslv
Dor. 60 hot tARt n.el were faintlrr below
The decks ani az tile guns one nan. a
slnners rlate OF the AnpLitr.te. was over
come and ii-l in few hours.
The lra0il- flames from burning hori -es
close r. the sl0re. bat behind the f9rtiaca-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-21

The enemy ala some damage 20 the bat
teship Iowa and the cruiser New YORK but
neither 81 these ships came out Of the con
Iict Win any serious scars. The other
ships were unscathei. Nearly All the shofs
from the SQaDiards went Wide Of Their
mars The enemy appeared TO be entirely
deficient in the use Of the guns. This made
cur ships Indifferent TO their rec kl,.ss snd
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-21

KEr wEsr. Fla. (specisD. The nrst
American bloodshed IN the war between
The United States and Snain occurred dur
ing an engagement In the hRr5or OF Car
1enas, Cuba. where Ensign Bsgley and four
men lost their lives and Lieutenant Berna-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-21
FIRST AMERICAN DEAD.
Ensign BagIey and Four Men Perish
on the WinsIow.
FATAL BATTLE AT CARDENAS.

Fired on by n Masked Battery While Seek
Spanssrds Suffered. Too--Ths Ensign
and His Men Fought the Enemy to the
tsst--Rescoed by the Hudson.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-21

visit the army and talk 70 the soldiers. and
20 counteract the evil Influences surround
ing the camps. We want volunteers for
the work, which will be in charge OF d wight
l.. Moody"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-21

delay matters In ;he hope that some o., he
foreign powers VIII interfere. / expect hat
International complications more or less
serious will result before the war Is ended
General HOwarls errand 30 Chicka-
manga is 90 start the work 81 the Christian
Commission. From Chickamauga DEE will
- 90 Tampa and Mobile, and he may fol-
low the army 70 Cubs.
Tho plan % the Christian Commission -
DE states, sis 70 set magnetic preachers %
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-21
? GENERAL TOWARDS VIEWS

The "Christlan NoldlerF Think- the War
VIII he "a Long one.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. (Special) .-Generai
q. o. Howard has arrived here % take
charge 81 the religious propaganda AIMING
the troops.
Il do not believe ne said 20 a reporter.
that the war wall have speedy termina-
ton. think that spain Is trying 20 avoid
a decisive engagement. and Will conduct
the war by harassing our commerce ana
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-21

{ twenty miles AMI then stopped 10 remove
the crime % battle and 90 rest and refresh
the weary bat happy sailors.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-21
wheeler to Command the Cavalry.

Msjor-General Wheeler has been ordered
from Chattanooga 10 Tampa 10 command
the cavalry about 10 leave for Cuba