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The Lamar register., 1898-04-30

The beautiful Life OF FRANCES f.
WILLARD will he promptly supplied
ia all solicitors from Denver agency.
Report your orders every week.
CHARLES wESTLEY, general west
ern agent. Go5-6O6 KlttredGe building.
Denver. Colorado. Write for outfit
and all particulars.
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Anoth ,r Definition.

Bobby Papa. what's pessimist?
Papa pessimist is person who
can't enjoy his dinner today because he
is afraid the coffee may be muddy to-
morrow.
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A BLlGHTED TIME,

a Ell LIME
~ EAR me. Aunt Ar
NJ cthrEa." cred out
- Mabel wynyard, in
&hI tone Of WE'LL
Sk{Sili m feigned as I onish-
ifSN ment "a blue rib
fHlti EgsSA,, bon in your hair!"
WNNNG# And new cum
UltM buttons. as llye,"
WuN echoed her twin
VI sister. Enc.
Miss Aret husa
whistleton looked rather sheep.sh.
We'll. Why shouldn't wear blue
riboon II I've mind to-" she retorted.
Its a free country. hopei"
-'Oh. yea laughed Mabel. 'It's free
country. And blue Is certainly very
becoming 10 yon. Aunt Arethusa. Is
Air. PouneinEton TO be at the spelling
school this afternoon"
4 don't know whether he is or not"
said Miss Arethnsa. tartly. MIR.
Pounciugton is nothing to me.
But he may be one OF these days"
re,orted mischIevous Enie. "only
think Mabel, what nice thing 1t
would be to have wedding in the
family.
You'll ask Enc and me to be the
bridesmaids. Aunt Arethusa. won't
your" said Mabel. with the utmos,
gravity.
-Giris. amt you ashamed OF your
selyrsf- cried out Miss Arethusa.
scarcely knowing whether II was bes,
10 be pleased or vexed
And Just then the entrance OF s vis-
itor created timely diversion. and
Aunt Arethusa was allowed to retreat
with her basket Of turkey eggs
Miss Arethusa whistleton was fat.
fair and forty. She lived all by her
self. In snug little farmhouse. always
kept neatly painted. with ''posey bed
in front. fun of southernwood. mari
Eclds. four oiclocks. and such like old
fashioned flowers, and had neat nc
count In the Humbieton savings bank.
But. In spite OF all these substantial
charms. no one had ever yet sought
to gather her from the stem OF maiden
meditation fancy free
Mr. Peter Ponncington was n single
gentleman, nearer 80 than 30. He lived
four or fise miles away, In an ancient
rcd brick house. With row of Lom-
hardy popIars in front. and he never
had got married simply because he had
had n widowed aunt who kept house
for him. darned his stockings and pre-
pared his soup with exactly the right
amount OF cayenne pepper in Il.
What should marry forf" said Mr.
Pouucing,ou. Aunt Belts understands
my likes and dIslIkes great deal bet
ter than any one else could do"
Bu, one day paralysis laid his grim
touch on Aunt Belts aud the next day
she died.
what shall do7" said Mr.. Pounc-
iugion helplcssly the morning after the
funeral
'Td get married. II were you" said
Squire Martin.
Il don't know OF any one 10 marry"
sighed Peter. the Hermit.
There aln't no smarter woman in
all the neighborhood than Arethusa
Whistleton." said the squire, after
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snow siatur.

4 snow statue II the latest idea Of a French
sculptur. The statue is made OF copper and
means OF which the moisture Is extracted
from the air and forms on the surface OF
the metal as n coating Of snow In the course
World,
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Han's Catarrh Cure
Is taken internally. Price, T5c.

s'what about that Indiana woman who is
going to kiss every man who votes for her
for mayorf II shall have to see her be-
fore can tell whether she is for her party
or against 1t.
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M Dnnhr,

Heidi you know that Prince Al
bert OF Belgium proposes to travel
through this country !ncognito?
She-indeedf Perhaps we can recos-
nlze him by his coat.
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II told Bobby | punished him be-
cause I loved him" ''iiow did that
impress him." HE said he wished
wouldn't love him any more
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What is dear little Tommy crying
aboutf" II have just told him that he
is too big to be paid for taking medi-
cine"
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"A lady with child two years old wants
board In quiet family" ''Ah. quiet before
she gets there. l suppose she means.
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There are 1.soo varieties OF fish in Amer
lean waters" II know n man who has
caught more kinds than that himself"
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pon.i Ioh,eeo sal, and smok. rour Lil. auar.

To guilt tobacco easily and forever. be mag
netic. full OF life nerve and ylgor, take No-To-
Bac, the wonder-worker. Ihat makes weak men
strong. AIldruggists, Soc. or 81. Cure guara
teed. Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or New York.
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n.hinrsxrup

.'Do you think war will help the country p
Yes. II there is u war tax on cigarettes
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There is u theory that lnanimate objects
have a sense of humor.' '.Of course; look
at the bicycle and the folding-3ed.' -
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.sKeyser's wife came back at the seance
last night" .How did he know IL was his
wife;" ''She thumped him on the head with
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''Mrs. Lighthead. what have you ever done
for posterityi" ..fye had my photograph
taken more than hfty times"
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s"Why do you recommend this colIar-bu
ton so highiyT' 1--WE throw in with 1t
bureau that Sits fat on the floor
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..James, you ought to be ashamed of your
language" "weli, you would grumble, too.
sense, suppose you were a warship and had
to lay in 5000 tons"
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Star Tobacco Is the leading brand of
the world, because it is the best
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Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing syrup
For children teething softens the reduces inn-
nation aiiAys pain. wind collie 20 cents bottle
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"How Is your insomniar' Its all right;
the cornet player next door has got night
job on i railway"
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Smoke siedgc Cigarettes, 20 for s cts.

believe Piso,s Cure Is the only medicine
that will cure consumptlon.-Anna NJ. Ross
WIlliamsport, Pa Nov. II. 1875.
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s'How stout Aunt Josephine isl'' eyes:
she tells me she can't even skip in reading
| a dull novel"
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IMRs. PINKHAM Talks ABOUT .cHANGE OF LIFE
Revolution in the
Economy
How

At no time is woman more liable to
physical and mental dangers with hours
of suffering than at the Turn of Life"
The great want in woman's system is
ability to properly adjustitselft to the new
conditions. The outlet, monthly, of blood
is now being diminished and carried into
the body for the supply food of its later
years.
Daughters, you can now to some extent
repay your mothers early care. She must
be spared every possible exertion. You
must help her bear her burdens and ankle
ties. This critical time safely over, she will
return to renewed health and happiness.
That SO many women fail to anticipate
=, this ischange thus happily, is owing not
J 3 merely to lack of care, but to igno-
y rance. There is, however, no excuse
for ignorance when experienced nd
= vice can be yours free of all cost.
~ Write to Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn,
Mass, she has helped great numbers
of women successfully through the
Change of Life, and she will help you.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is the best tonic for uterine
changes. 1t works hnrmoniously up
on all these oyerwrought organs, in
vigorates the body and drives off the
blues.
20. w. 80. ca ntx.z
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No-To-BAc for Fifty Centa.

tobacco habit cure, makes weak
strong, blood pure. Soc. 81 AL druggists
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Educate Tour Bowels with Cascarees.
Candy Cathartic. cure constipation forever.
toe. sc nc. C. C. fail druggists refund money.
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!. .sss ss's;:s s,s. T..s Thompsons Eye water.

nnnF1Mn The best Red Rope Roofing for lc.
kIuUvkIMtS per So IT., caps and nais included.
NUOt llSO Substitutes for Plaster. SAMPLES
free. The Fay Manila Roofing Co.. candsa,s.J.
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EAR me. Aunt Ar
cthuHa!. cred out
Mabel Wynyard, in
a tone Of we'll
feigned ast onish-
ment. "A blue rib
bon in your hairl"
And new cum
buttons. as | llyel"
echoed her twin
sister Emc.
Miss Areth husa
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West 5h Cincinnati Ohio
E. Pnkhams Vegetable
life, and it has of
L
give permanent
to an sufe
Pukhams Understands Moman's Ills
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H0T0BAC s.s. sSs s9s y !,
The silver star., 1898-03-03
EDITORIAL NOTES.
AkAuiAkAkAE
$4,000

EVERY farmer in the Montezuma
Valley is strongly in favor Of the
proposition to build a mill at this
point,
IFHEI not allowed to handle mat
tiers of importance, what does Sec
retary Sherman remain in the cabi-
net for?-Telluride Journal,
To fill space.
~
NEARLY everybody we have talk,
ed with expresses willingness to
take as much stock in a -four mill
to be built at this place as their
pocketbook will permit. The next
thing in order is to dig up the cash
form a company and go ahead.
Don't wait but get at it at once.
t4t
II THE reports Of the divers and
courtofinquiry regarding the Maine,
as published in the daily papers,
are true it may not be improper to
ask: How long is the country to
wait before indemnity is demanded
and war declared if it is not forth
coiningl
The Durango Democrat is doing
a work that no other paper in the
San Juan has as yet taken up, viz;
publishing the addresses Of the three
parties favoring silver. These nd
rcsscs should be well circulated and
the Democrat should be encouraged
by aiiberal purchase Of extra copies.
ttt
Te.pAy's papers virtually throw
no more light on what caused the
vr.ck of the Maine than was known
at the time the explosion occurred.
Still the Indications point strongly
to the theory of a Spanish suoma-
rine mine being the cause. It "
povsible .thattiie report -of.tlie eonl'
The silver star., 1898-03-03

inc Tom Reet poundin' down tent
pegs and John d. Rockefeller and
Phil Armour rushin' the regi-
mental colors to the FORE front of
battle where their hair would raise
faster than the prices of lard and
coal oil.
Your Excellency; lay the lives
of these and two thousand other pat
riots just like 'em on the altar of
their country. l offer them freely
Sacrifice 'em tleely if it will do the
country or them any good. Place
them at the front and on the fghtin'
line at once. Don't think for min-
utethey care for the I3 dollars a
month"; it's the scaldin' flame of pat.
riotisma sethin andehilutin' through
their veins that's urgin' 'ein OH
They don't care for money and il
it's dead heros you want they will
be found hewin right up to the line.
Turn them loose and they will lick
Spain quicker than you can pick a
chicken: Accept their services and
events will come treadin' each 9th
ers heels until the Denver evenin'
papers will have to print their after
noon editions before sun-up in order
to get the time to get out the last
editions soon enough to deny the
news they published in the first
ones. Take 'em now; they are ack-
in to go. Don't you hesitate, for
if this is to be a bondholders war
and bankers fight, they want in;
see.
MARMADuKE SHUcKLEBAcK,
Communication in Denver News.
The silver star., 1898-03-03

TIE SILVER STAR regrets that it
has not the space in which to puLs
lish the addresses of the three par
ties that favor free coinage. They
all ADVOCATE the uniting of all friends
of silver upon one platform i'll the
Congressional election in order to
get more Congressman in the House
who are for free coinage. This must
be done if silver is to gain victory
in 1900, and can only be accomplish,
ed by the united vote of the silver
forces.
The silver star., 1898-03-03
HUNTING
A BROTHER.
Written for The SILVER STAR.

CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK.
"The night you was hurt was stop.
ping at the house you was trying to
reach and il you could have gone two
miles farther you would have found me
playing whist with the daughter Of the
house. Your horse was one that | had
rode over the same route several times
before and he came on to the house.
We knew at once that some thing was
wrong, Out Of curiosity went through
the saddle. pockets and found the pack
age you had placed there and saw your
name. ! told the people there that you
were cousin OF mine and that we must
hunt you up at once. Torch lights were
made and all the available lanterns were
lit and We started out with light wa
gon and horses; there were four men ut
the place. knew the horse was in Sgd.
ney when left and he must have come
from that direction. We found you un.
concious and some animal had eaten all
the tiesh from the calf OF your broken leg
hut had been frightened away by our
lights. We put you in the wagon and
In company with one OF the men I start
cd TOR Sydney with you. and got you
here as soon ss possible. OF course
your leg had to be amputated at the
knee. but your arm was axed up all
right. Until few moments ago you
have been enjoying the tortures Of brain
fever, which started In two days after
we reached Sydney with you. During
that time-three months you have
never been really concious until about
ton hours ago when you came to and
asked for q drink Of water. After tax.
ing . drink. which was not all water you
went to sleep Immediately. waking up
to hear me hiss question at you. Fred.
! know you will forgive me. yet ! can
never forgive myself. am the cause
OF your becoming cripple for life. but
20 long ~ I live you shall never have to
work again. sm worth over three mil.
lions and when ] sell my ranch and
sheep tomorrow. will be worth over five.
One million Of that " yours. The OK.
pense you and father have been to to
find me shall pay and father shall have
. million. There will be enough Tor Hll
of 70 and It will keep w the balance VI
our ltves. shall $50. tor. thut YOU have
an artificial leg II my expense. No, now
don't protest Sgsiust any thing that !
say. I am going TO have my way
! thanked him. but when ! Looked
down vt the bed covers and SAW that my
leg was really gone could not keep
the tears from my eyes. Andy saw them
aud Tor moment We both cried liKc ba-
bies.
gained strength rapidly and WAS
soon uble to Le around and We left on
the third steamer Tor San FranciAco aud
arrivsdin AGliyiiA .avs .ysnu md .nvsl
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Denver, Colo, Feb. 27 1898.
To His Excellency, William Nc
Kinley, President Of the United
States:
Sir-In these days wich are try.
in NV mems souls and frayin' the
edges of your administration all to
frazzles cum a runnin' to offer my
services as a brigadeer general of
a brigade OF hondholders and bank
ers.
Two thousand of these brave pat
riots are anxiously waitin' to enlist
to serve durin' the Spanish war, pro-
vidin' am to command and we can
to once go to the front. They are
just dyin' to fight and the country
would willin' sacrifice 'em If Spain
can be whipped.
Think Of the inspirin spectacle OF
1000 b0ndhoIders ana Dankers
marchin' to the front. Think OF
the Arbuckles q GOBLIN their Of own
coffee. Think Of the Havemeyers
4 sortin' sand out of their own
sugar. Think Of Uncle Russell
Sage a russlin' and Chauncey d.
pew sittin' by the camp fire re.
sitin' his inspirin' San Francisco
speech. "It Is worth all the hunger
and cold and toll we have endur'
ed.'' Think ov J. Peirpont Nor,
gan and August Belmont on guard
over the co,nmissary stores, with
their hands in their own pockets.
Think Of Marcus Aureelius Hanna
learnin .toenck n cannon. Imag-,
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Of inquiry will remove all doubt
and it is thought that that report
will be on the line Of the submarine
mine theory,

RRoJEcrII.Es used by the United
States army for its great modern
guns cpst as follows; Solid shot 8.
inch 500. 30, each; 1o-inch, $r44. 50
each; I2-inch, $21a each, l2-inch
mortar shells, weighing 900 pounds
STA each, and 1a-inch mortar
shells weighing 1000 pounds each
$lss each.- h.--purango Democrat.
The silver star., 1898-03-03

MINUTE Instructions as to trayel
to the Klondike and the supplies oi
all kinds needed are being given at
intervals. No such instructions
are needed as to Colorado gold seek.
ing. Possibly this is one reason
why SO many are overlooking the
vastly richer and infinitely better
fields thousands of miles nearer
home.--Denver Republican.
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"AoT sHoFs'
from the Denver Postscdpts.

A Delaware physician stakes his
reputation upon the assertion that
kissing promotes digestion, and the
prohibited Atlanta women point to
the paragraph and say to each other:
"Look at that, now!"
tlt
While Uncle Sam shows disin-
clination to talk of this war business,
ifyou willlisten closely you willhear
the keen, cutting sound ofthe wood
saw in the back yard.
81. .et war unveil her frightful face!'
The corner grocery patriot roars.
But should it come, he'd seek a
place
Among the commissary stores.
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have nothing to do but raise garden ani
fuss about being lazy.

What am I doingi Well to wind "
this yarn. I am married. have two b,,s,
and am running real sststs and iuar
Office nsxt moor to Andy's bank. Ny ".
tIiiclHl leg works fine and two thirds u
the people don't know that have % X,
II you ever come to Bellville and wau: q
locate there iust drop into my ollIos s.iT
III cell you one os the incest resldScN
lots In the city o. talk 40 srm.nR,
.xttN .ENp.
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aftsr Andy bad lett. Father and

months met us at the depot and Il vts
happy yet cad reunion they could not
help looking Ut my empty pants leg.
Neas|S week went by before Andy saw
MissY browning, but they met one day
and - hsd predicted their difficulty
WAS ali $traightensd out satisfactorily.
They web married three weeks later
aud nov live in one Of the 1nest resi-
tlencss in BsllvIlis and have threo child.
rem two girls and bpt. Fq&Aer and
's,nthsr va stt,l y ths old 1asR. and
The silver star., 1898-03-03
DOLORES. COLORADO THURSDAY MARCH 3 1895.

sentative H. U, Johnson, of Ind,
WHO surprised everybody by making
a corking good speech against the
policy of annexation in general, and
especially against the apnexatiou Of
Hawaii, while the Surdry Civil bill
was under consideration. The ap.
plause given Mr.. Johnson from his
own side of the House indicates that
more republicans will vote against
resolution for annexation than had
been put down in the opposition col
umn, and the administration fears
that annexation will be defeated in
the House, ii 1t gets before that
body, There are about 90 demo-
Gratis in the House who would vote
for annexation.
Representative Perkins, of Iowa,
is the latest republican who tried to
take a fall out Of Jerry Simpson and
failed, as the following dialogue,
which occurred in connection with
a few remarks of Jerry concerning
the tendency of present conditions
to make millionaires and paupers,
will show: Pcrkins-.'Would you
object to being a millionaire?''
Simpson, should not. ! don't
believe in playing the hypocrite,
But that anu not a millionaire is
evidence of my disinclination to
take advantage of my fellow-men." ;"
Perkins-''Ifyou were a millionaire,
1 presume you would admit that
there was some respectability among
them?" Simpson-'!Yes, have no
doubt ] should add at least an air
of responsibility to them" The
shouts of laughter convinced Per-
kins that he had enough.
t+t
Gar Reed has not yet given his
consent for the House to pass the
bill authorizing the enlistment of
two additional regiments of artillery
in the army, which the Senate has
passed, and without which it will be
impossible to properly man a num-
ber OF heavy batteries which have
been established in connection with
our system of sea coast defences,
but public opinion in favor of this
Legislation is making itself so dis
tinctly felt in Washington that he
will probably see the wisdom of do
ing SO.
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TO TAKE THE SPAN|ARDS BACK HOME
Transport Prisoners War Cadiz and Feed Them
Army on


the Spain
Generals oce Washington July H.
United from Santiago Cadiz
Of
the
10
to
10 will made
should
building
NewYo orka and be a l IN.
NJ. LUDINGToN QuarteTuassr General U. S. a.
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Preparing Churc President Re
ceives the Announcement and Stripes
Are Flying the City of Santiago.

recorded in history. The Anglo-Saxon
flag is going up constantly, and this
is but one more flag to be raised as
an emblem OF civilization and good gov
ernment. The work must go on until
the Spanish flag disappears from the
western hemisphere"
At 11:05 p. m. tonight Adjutant Gen.
eral Corbin made public the following
dispatch from General Skaters head
quarters: United States Army, San
tiago. July Ito adjutant general
United States army. Washington: My
ordnance officers report about 1000 rifles
turned in to-day and 800 cartridges. Al
the mouth of the harbor there are quite
a number of fine modern guns. about
six inches, also two batteries OF noun
tain guns, together with salutfng
battery of Is old bronze guns Dis
arming and turning in will go on To-
morrow. List of prisoners not yet taxi
en-. SHArfEn,
"Major General Commanding"
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La Bourgogne's survivors.

Paris. July 1.-THE arrival of tho
steamer La Touraine from New York at
Havre to-day with the survivors of the
wrecked steamer La Bourgogns was ths
occasion of a sad scene and sensational
demonstrations on the part of the crowd
which had assembled. The tears and sobs
OF the relatives Of those who were drown
ed when they found that the last hope
was gone were heartrending. contrasting
markedly with the transports Of JOY OF
the friends OF the saved. The survivors OF
the disaster were extremely reticent and
their stories failed to develop any new
details.
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MINES REMOVED.
The Red Cross Steamer the First to Enter
Santiago Harbor.

The Red Cross Steamer the First to Enter
Santiago Harbor.
Playa del Este. July 17.-At O'clock
the hour of formal surrender of the
5000 troops at Santiago, and the 10, 900
the Spanish flag was lowered from Nor
ro castle.
Steam launches from the New York,
Brooklyn and Vixen entered the harbor
this morning and examined the batter
les, the wrecks of the Merrimac, the
sunker Spanish cruiser Reina Mer-
cedes and the torpedo firing station.
They discovered six Spanish merchant
steamers and one small gunboat in the
harbor. and a prize crew was placed
upon the latter.
This afternoon the torpedoes were
Red Cross steamer State of Texas en-
tered to give assistance to the sick and
wounded in the city. The warships
may not enter the harbor for several
days, probably not until after the ar
rangements have been completed for
transporting the Spanish prisoners to
Spain. Nearly all the American men
of war are now in Guantanamo bay.
Commodore Watson's squadron Is
preparing to go to Spain and several
vessels are preparing for the expedition
TO Porto Rico.
The auxiliary cruiser Yale. with Gen
eral Miles. viii probably leave Tor Porto
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IN AWFUL DEST|TUT|0N
Before Abandoning It the Spanish
Sacked the Town.
SCENES ON THE INSIDE

Santiago Full OF Living Skeletons-Thou-
sands Of Starving Refugees Drift Back
to Their Wrecked and Empty Homes.
Hardly a Pound OF Food Left in the
City-The spaniards Quietly Lay Down
Their Arms According to Agreement.
General McKibben Placed in Command
OF the Municipality-The Guns Cap
tured in the Forts-sampson's Las,
Bombardment Knocked 67 Houses to
Pieces - General Toral Bemoans His
Sad Condition - Terrible Scenes ol
Misery.
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Omaha. July 17.-So far as the cudahys
ars concerned. the strike at South Omaha
is over. The Cudahys had a anal confer
ence with the men to-day and ended BY
granting the increase in wages asked for.
liz is not known whether the Hammonds
will resume. they have had no confer
ence with the men. but IL 10 prooabss they
will follow CuaAAy.
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Rico in the course of a day or two. Gen.
eral Miles says a sufficient force will be
sent to the island at once to take it
and hold it.