The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-09-01

a-,r.ad-Hee of The Journal
.ur tUBA. August Sd, 1898.
..su-er steamer to enter this
Jme an American posses
..s Philadelphia Of the Red D
ion one trip only by the
.4rt whose own boats, which
these waters. were purchased
,.as ago by our government.
es departure of the Philadel-
nipple of excitement in New
Hours before sailing time,
.nay. July 23d), SO crowded
..8mu that it appeared as if
.aH4J civilians had taken adj
.a- list opportunity of getting
Tire fhrong was largely of
.oe Nearly every prominent
rs Junta was on board,
gestieulating as only
IN. Reporters inter-
-sY Dusky- eyed senoritas
Nosoms of the departing,
a ying messages were dis
.-- who yet remained in
..u tt "a skurrying over the
-H the last whistle sounded;
steamer finally slipped her
-al away from shore, amid
-lS and waving handker-
.., severed that but a hand
long was booked for the
uNLv went for pleasure only
e.. tuey to the beleaguered
ulr each of the forty odd
@ ad his special, important
sample; there was the
# Il Porvenir, the Cuban
,~ rl0lished in New York, sent
- Iunta to placate the dis
F. 4-muts, who are at outs with
.4ra All allies thus early in the
5se not permitted to loot and
Fal tda taking of Santiago. There
u h c. Smith, agent for the
d. mpauy, of the Compania
.aalaca Espanola, which has Sc
..e enIaet for transporting to
.A nv surrendered by Gen. Toral
,s-,- -oing to complete arrange
e-.tyiug Uncle Samuel of d.
3paIders as soon as possible.
.5. ST.. W A. Donaldson, of Far
.T, ~ mo was last week appointed
=. Mckinley to collect duties at
.g going to establish a L. 5.
l {. .se At Santiago and revive in
rl1age tax which Spain long
e5. [ nder Spanish rule,
tax of S1.00 per ton on
-i Oh delivered at any Cuban
- exception being in favor of
..Ii no tax, and iron ore which
L lts The ton. The depart
,lington retains the latter
- us but has revived the long
image tax, fixing it at 20 cents
--e registered net tonnage of
-e,. to be paid on entering
.. philadelphia also carried
more engineers and mine
s ta.tican, German and Cuban,
aeu their iron and copper
fountains around Santiago.
Baltimore and New York
Interested in these mines.
named. IN times not long
#, 5Al vi Santiago iron ore was
'ltS along the line OF the
.4N and Reading railroads.
.'-- companies have two OF
...u.pad lines, running from the
-e works in The Cobre hills.
LIZ their losses by the war
Jumping of some rolling
-a bay The Philadelphia
a- d LIT Of hosting apparatus
to recover the submerged
le miners are jubilant over
-tl being able ID resume work
-l- My for their own interest,
..- I4-E can furnish employment
441sand impoverished Cubans.
Tie Philadelphia passengers
A--snlry from the Washington
-- Al-eau, sent to inaugurate
--- --l4lce in Cuba. The manu-
-sa' .aker Oats, with their usual
sent a man thus early to
-e business in the new Land of
Z" a1 condensed milk firm had
NATIVE on board.
' ointment among the spectators
E,n If a well-known Washington
eaieI, with several thousand
- Hens in coops, slowed away
.l1 below. Having read that
--' ''s selling in Cuba at eight dol
t''t TIE young man invested in
Inch bring about % cents
''-ae expecting to realize an in
profit of several hundred per
e east calculation. 1t seemed
blight in the bud this budding
Ae1can trade. The poor chick
"'ea as closely together as sar-
' ID ooE and with almost as little air,
being piled in pyramids from
''-14 Of the lower deck, suffering
pimal elements of the uni
1r aud water, as well as from
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