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North LamoiAe-
William Austin is on the sick list.

North LamoiHe.
William Austin is on the sick list.
Mrs. Della Adams, of Newburyport,
Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lizzie
Bragdon.
Wesley Ford, who has been employed
for several months with Maynard Young,
went tc Boston Monday.
Capt. Arthur B. Holt, of the schooner
'Helen G. Moseley', and Miss Cora G..
Hersey, two OF our highly esteemed young
people, were married in New York Tues
day, Oct. IS, by Rev. DR.. Whittmeyer.
Capt. Holt sails for Jacksonville,
Fla, in few days and his bride is to &C.
company him. The best wishes of host
of friends follow them; and as they sail
over life's sea together may their voyage
be both prosperous and happy.
Oct. "a. Y.
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Great Pond.

Great Pond.
Mrs. Raymond Williams and daughter
Inez are pending few days in Aurora.
Ezra Williams and wife, and Miss
Lillian Stilson were at Hancock Tannery
Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Mank, OF Holden, was the
guest of her brother, F. E. Mace, one day
this week.
Mrs. A. B. Haynes and little son Jasper
left Thursday to join her hus band at 10
Mary lakes. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Edgar McIninch.
Mrs. Asa Williams, Mrs. F. E. Mace
and son Bryan have been visiting Mrs.
Williams daughter, Mrs. William Nc
Phee, at Shawmut, for the past ten days.
A few of the lumber camps have been
opened for the winter. L. Palmer. of
Aurora, is at work on township 40. John
Laughlin is also on 40, and j. 5. Archer
has commenced work on township SO.
Among recent visitors here we're p "
Seville, Boston; William Wallace, New
Jersey; J. A. Snare, Hampden; Harry
Mclaughlin and Wade Pomroy, Carmel !;
o. II. Buzzell, Amherst.
Oct. %. FLossIE.
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COUNTY NEWS.
For addiiicaa' County Ne,cs see other pages
Mt. Desert.


MARY A. HOLMES.
Mt DESERT, Oct. Il, 1S9S.-Ths morn
ing saw the close of the earthly life OF
this esteemed and beloved woman. She
was born Nov. q, 1914, at Alexandria, Va,
of New England parentsge. Her father
was Charles Norris, of New buryport
Mass, and her mothe was Joanna Eaton,
daughter of Rev. Ebenezer Eaton, the
pioneer Congregational preacher of Mt.
Desert island.
Her early training was after the strict
New England pattern OF century ago;
and to those who have seen its fruits in
tribute to the parental wisdom of those
days. Its chief features were implicit
obedience and cheerful self-denial. 1t
prepared the character for the touch and
moulding of the Divine Hand.
She was married at the age OF twenty
three, to Leonard Holmes, of fremont, a
worthy and upright man, to whom she
proved true heipmeet for nearly sixty
years OF wifely faithfulness. Her life was
rich in the beauty OF unseltish devotion
to those " HON God gave her, and in the
spirit of kindliness which characterized
her intercourse with every one, and the
gentle, sweet submission with which she
yielded her VIII to the will of the Heaven
ly Father.
Her presence has gone from among US,
but the influence and memory of her pre-
cious life Will ever be cherished by her
loving SONS and daughters who place its
value above any earthly possession.
TRIBUTE TO OUR MOTHER.
"She Is not dead but sleepeth,"
We hear the Master say;
That wondreus calm upon her brow
Speaks of eternal day.
That precious tenemen: of clay
Held one who nobly bore
The heat ana burden of the day,
Through fifty years and more.
Never grieyous word she spoke
To child or maid or man;
Even in anger her rebuke
Fell Ike Il healing balm.
When irrtated sore and tried
By hardship, wrong and pain
An hour in that sweet presence brought
Peace to our hearts again.
Whence came such sentleness of soul,
Such Mid and placid calm:
Wa hers nature idly weak.
Just drifting in the storm?
Never VI stately merchant ship
More staunch and tried could be-
That half century had sailed
And weathered every sea.
Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace,
Whose mind is stayed on Thee"
These are the living words her life
Yet speaks to you and me.
Our Heavenly Father, may we all
Trust Jesus and obey;
Then in the mansions He's prepared
Wen gather home some day.
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S-dgwick.
Rev. E. X. Drew is quite i'll with asst hma
Mrs. a. q. Williams, OF Boston, is visit
ing at Seth /. Smiths.
Schooner Henry Chase" has been in
port the past week with freight for Smit h
Bros.
Capt. John q. Hall leaves for Bangor
to-day TO buy lumber for his new house
on he east side OF The village.
Jonat han w. Penney, OF this village. is
IN Haverhill, Mass, the guest OF his
daughter, Mrs. G. w. Adams.
Henry l.. Morgan has moved from the
Vets II. Cain house into the A. G. Young
house, lately vacated by Capt. +. +. Bah
son.
Oct. "a. {.
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THE AMERICAN prints more vital sta
tistics-births, marriages ana deaths
than all the other papers printed in the
county combined, and most of them ii
prints from one to ttro ireeks ahead Of its
contemporaries
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Scald heal IL an eczema OF the scalp--very sc.
we're sometimes. hat It can be cured. Doan's
Ointment, quick and permanent in Its results.
At any drug store, so cents.-Adut.
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COUNTY NEWS.
sor additional County Ne'cs 50, other poses


Bar Harpor.
William Fennelly will build a house on
his lot on Main street.
W. NJ. Roberts is making some changes
and repairs on the Newport house.
Z. W. Hill, C. e, OF Sullivan, +. IN town
for few days, assisting Edgar l. Lord.
Steamers Frank Jones. y" 1T. Desert, I"
and "Sedgwick" did not arrive until sun
day.
J. J. Emery, X. Hall Mccormick and
Paul Hunt are building a iiue stone wall
along the front OF their places on Eden
street.
The football game between the Rock
land and Bar HRrbor high school teams
resulted in score of Is to in favor of
the Bar Hsrbor team.
Oct. "a. l..
Northeast Harbor.
Mrs. Mckinney, OF Surry, IS visiting
her daug liter, Mrs. l.. e. Haskell.
Forest Moore has position as conduc-
tor on the electric cars in Boston.
George Gilley, OF Southwest Hsrbor, is
putting a coal furnace in the Union
church.
Monday workmen commenced digging
to connect the school house with, the
main sewer.
After long delay, two loads Of jun Der
arrived last week from Bangor. - There Is
more to follow.
The committee in charge of the kinder
garten school has leased Walter Stanley's
building at the corner, fitting it up for
school to commence Nov. l.
Oct. "a. J. A. p.
East Franklin.
Robert Walton, who has been quite ill.,
is slowly recovering.
John Pstten is having his buildings
painted and his house thoroughly reno
waited.
Mrs. William WEIGH, Mrs. Alberta
Hooper and daughter Lila May spent
part OF last week in West Sullivan visit
ing friends.
A daughter came to the home of Sesvy
Sumner and wife, OF Lewiston, last week :.
Mrs. Sumner was formerly Miss Helen
Blaisdell, of this place.
Mason Springer, who was obliged to
leave the blacksmith shop on account of
poor health, will try canvassing a while,
hoping that the open air will be a benefit
to him.
Oct ~ ST.
Cape Roster.
Willie Clifford is at home.
John Black and wife are here.
Mrs. W. F. Blake is TO GO to Arlington,
Mass, next week.
The organ for the Creek Sunday school
came last week.
Capt. V. Black has returned from trip
to Bangor. His daughter Georgia Is still
there.
Capt. Lester Bake new house is near
ing completion. II is on the north side
OF the Cape.
Oct. l6. b.
West sullivan.
Schools close Friday for a weeks vaca-
ton.
Miss Carrie Butler has gone to Boston
for the winter.
George Hanna has moved here from
East Sullivan.
Capt. G. d. Blake is building another
extension to his cosy home.
Oct. "a. G.
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at East Sullivan, which was filed with
mourning friends and relatives. Youth
and age gathered about his grave to weep
together in a common sorrow. The en-
tire school followed his body to he grave.
Throughout the service suppressed sobs
all over the house told how deeply he was
mourned.
Oct. 10. NJ
south Deer Isle.
A daughter was born to MIR. and Mrs.
Willard Haskell Oct Is.
A. X. Warren and family made short
visit to Mrs. Il. S. Warren's Friday.
Mrs. Josie Stinson is very i'll with peri
proving little.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustavus Mitchell left
for Boston Friday to spend a week or two
with friends there.
Capt. Stephen Thurston and wife are
expected home this week from Allston,
Mass, where they have been spending a
few weeks with their children.
Alton Small, OF RockIand, a returned
few days with friends here this week
All were glad to greet him, and SO many
were shaking hands with him after the
church service Sunday that he said a
stranger might mistake him for the
preacher.
The w. c. 7. L. had a working meeting
Wednesday, with Mrs. c. q. Warren.
They tackled and finished a comforter for a
sick ighbor, and planned for more wor k
at the next meeting. The same afternoon,
the men mounted the roof OF Mrs. Downs
house and didn't stop to crow till they
had shingled and repaired the roof. 1t is
good to be neighborly and every body feels
the better for it.
Oct. q. Eco.
West Franklin.
A vessel is loading slaves for E. L. Glow,
OF East brook.
l.. S. and w. E. Clark are on hunting
trip at No. 16
Reuben I. Clark is i'll. 1t is feared he
has typhoid fever.
Rev. d. B. Smith is confined 10 the
house with lame back.
Mrs. II. K. Jordan, of Waitham, has
been visiting in town the past week.
Jess Driscoll is at home from Bar Hsr-
Dor where he has found employment.
George NJ. Whitaker has gone to Lake
View to work for the Merrick Thread Co.
Walter Bradbury is a. home from
Somesville, for few days of rest and
recreation.
James NJ. and Hal Clark saw COW
moose between Southwest cove and
West brook Sunday.
There will be gift concert and ball, at
West franklin hall, Oct. 81. Bicycles
and other gifts are in the list.
Sidney A. Lawrie is building an addi-
ton to his hem house. Mr.. Lawrie is one
of many who think it pays to Keep hens.
Mrs. II. e. Bragdon has had two toes
amputated. They had been very trouble
some. DR.. Brigham, OF Sullivan, per-
formed the operation.
Oct. %. CHEER
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East Lamoine.
Clarence DesIsles is at nome for few
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Harry Springer is visiting her rel
atives in Franklin.
Asa Hodgkins and daughter Dele left
for Boston Wednesday.
Miss Della Hopkins left for Boston
Monday, where she will spend the winter
Calvin Bragdon has returned to Pitts
field after short visit to his relatives
here.
Ninal Pierce has returned to Seal Har.
Dor after visiting his sister, Mrs. Frank
Hancock.
Hotel Gault closed Oct. 13. Prophet or
Gault gave supper to his friends. Sup
per was served from to to a bout eighty
guests in the large dining hail. The ia
bles groaned beneath the weight OF good
things. 1t is well known that it is hard
to excel the cooks OF East Lamoine.
Oct. "a. IL.
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Rheumatism causes more aches and pains
than any other disease. 1t is due to acid in the
blood. and is cured by Hoods sarsaparira
which neutralizes this acid.
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Names of owners, description of
property.

Names of owners description of incld int
property, 4 chgs.
Charles II Bunker, y Harbor. land in
district M |, "a acre, val so, tax Ale, 90
CLARK. Fanny \, acres land In district
No q. Rumill lot,
Fo--, Arthur NJ. acres land In district
No : Reubcn Din lot. So
Friend heirs of Lewis, 81 acres In dis.
trict Nos Ia and L, and lil Joy
lot district No 10. 2037
Rozetio, Grace. dwelling and Ia
land in No 10. 10 II
Gilchrist George \, u acres land In No
:. j \ freeman lot, . is
Greedy, Everard II, q acres land In No s,
t,ott place, also land at ship Harbor,
No 3, Is acres, y of DIX Point in Nos.
30 acres, = OF Beech Clin in No 10
acre. IS 60
Halton Nancy r, = acres land In No4,
Peter Moore estate S55
Hale. Eugene. 10 acres land In No l.
Beech elld and "pog Mountain" lot
In No |, u acres, 500
Hodsion, Mary +, Il acre In No 10, old
road lot, oil
Lurvey, Martin c, !. acre land in No 2
library lot, and u Iuryry st AZ acres 2u3
Lawton. James j, dwelling and stable
and 80 acres land In No ibis home
-tead1, Young lot In No 5, -. acres,
factory at ,,oo-e Cove, | building, 50 Co
Miller, Eta {, scres land IN district No
Geo Torrey lou. AIS
Smith, heirs OF Abi-ha Is acres land in
district No Il, 2l2
stewart Donald NJ, acres land in Nos, sol
Saunders, Arthur |, Ia acres land in No
:. formerly Latty estate, and 80 acres
land in No 3, RImill lot 1878
Tinker, Mrs amalnia r., homestead on
Tinker's Island, buildings and 100
acres land, 1899
Thompson, Mrs C. land and buildings
In No I. seawal property, ls6 acres
land, 1888
JoHS T. Il. FREEMAN, Collector
of taxes of the town of fremont.
October L. 1885
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Palmer Notice.

TINE undersigned hereby gives notice that he
l. has contracted with the City of Ellsworth. for
the support of the poor, during the ensuing year.
and has made ample provision for their support.
He therefore forbids all persons from furnishing
supplies to any pauper on his account, as without
his written order. he will pay for no goods so
furnished H4RnT 5. JONES.
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Hoods Pills cure biliousness. Mailed for %
cents by G. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.-Adut.
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STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
Collectors Advertisement of sale of Lands
of Nonresident Owners.
Unpaid taxes On lands situated in the town of
orland. IN the county OF Hancock. for the
year lsg1.
riNHE following list of taxes real estate OF
i mon resident owners la the town of Oriand
for the year ls3. committed 10 me for collection
for said town the first day of September
lS91, remains unpaid; and notice Is hereby given
that II said taxes, interest aud charges are not
previously paid. SO much of the real estate
taxed ~ l. sufficient and necessary To pay the
amount due therefor. including interest and
charges. VIII Toe sold at pubic auction at the
town nuu>e In said town, On the first Monday OF
bectnher. lc!S, at O'Clock a
Amt of
tax due
Name of owner. description of lucid int
. - property, chgs
Roy fln-on, or unknown, cottage and
lot at Aiamoo-ook, 5 80
Kate Hanson, or unknown. homestead. 81 IS
Howard Hooper. or unknown, lots NJ
i05 ami iGs, $50
+ |. Horn, OF unknown, Nancy Dorr
place, 725
Marx Patton estate, or unknown, l. "
Corner place, 50
A Little or unknown, cottage and
lot at AlamOusook, 5 Os
Wesley wasgatt, or unknown, James
NJ segars homestead, 10 Is
\ PAGE, Collector of taxes of
October Is. 1898.
THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
L he has been duly appointed admins
traitor of the estate of Albion P. Clement,
late of Orland, in tte county of Hancock.
deceased, and given bonds as the law directs.
All persons having demands against the
tate of said deceased desired to present
the same for settlement, and all indebted
thereto are requested to make payment i'm
mediately. GUY w. McALIsrER.
October 4, a. d. 1898.
TIME subscriber hereby gives notice that
l. he has been duly appointed admins
traitor of the estate OF Mercy Bartlett, late
Of Mount Desert, in the county OF Hancock,
deceased, and given bonds the law directs.
All persons having demands against the es-
tate of said deceased are desired to present
thereto are requested to make payment i'm
mediately. ABRAHAM BARTLETT.
October 4, a. d. 1898.
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lssal Notices.
STATE OF MAINE.

Sofiectors AhNertremeht "f sale OF Lands
of Non-re-idcnt Owners.
Unpaid taxes on lands situated in the town of
fremont, III the county OF Hancock, for the
year ls91.
rI>HE following List of taxes on real estate OF
L nonresident owners in the town of Ire.
mont, for the year isg7. committed to me for col.
lection for said town on the sh day Of May ,lsS,
remains unpHtd, aud notice il hereby given that
II said taxes. Interest and charges are not pre-
yiously paid, much of the real estate taxed
ms Is -uitici Mt and necessary 10 pay the amount
due there o, Including interest and charges,
will lie sod AT puhiic suction at fremont hall,
In said town. the first Monday of Decem.
Der, ls9s, at O'Clock "A M
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COUNTY NEWS.
Southwest Iiarbur.

N, additional County Ne'es see other pages
The Meeker herald., 1898-08-13
Tho Maria Terest.

Washington, DC, Aug. 0.-rhe Mer-
Chapman Wrecking Company has
Informed the Navy Department that
the wreckers have succeeded in float
Ing the Spanish cruiser Maria Teresa,
and are about to start her under her
own steam to Norfolk. The navy has
nothing to do with this voyage. the
wreckers having contracted to deliver
any of the vessels of Cervera's fleet
that might be recovered Mt Santiago.
1t is fully expected Mt the Navy De-
partment that the Maria Teresa will
require very extensive repairs. having
suffered not only from shot. shell and
fire. but also from a months submer-
sion in the quickly fouling water Of
South Cuba. However the repairs will
certainly be made, for the sentimen-
tai reason alone Is strong enough to
warrant the expenditure of money
enough to put the ship into serviceabie
condition.
The Meeker herald., 1898-08-13
SPAIN HAS YIELDED.
HER ANSWER ON THE WAY.
There Are .ssppesed TO Re sons laiaer
CosesssIo.s Asked fsr-Details Win He
knoWa rnesdly.

Madrid. Aug. 7.-lO p. m.-The Cab
met council terminated after having
completely approved the reply to the
United States, which, 1t IL said, ac-
cepts the American conditions.
The reply will be telegraphed to
Senior Leon y Castillo. the Spanish
ambassador to France, tonight so that
NJ. CambOn. the French ambassador at
Washington. will receive 1t tomorrow
The government in fully convinced
that the note will be satisfactory to the
Washington government, and that n
suspension Of hOstilities will be its
immediate consequence.
London, Aug. S-The Madrid CORE
spondent of the Times, telegraphing
Sunday, says:
To-day. nll the best authorities
agree that the government has decided
to accept the American conditions. The
American reply to Spain's request fer
explanation reached Madrid Friday
evening. The text has not been given
out. but II is known that 1t brought
little consolation.
President Mckinley turned a deaf
ear to the suggestion that Porto Rico
might be left to Spain and cOupensa-
tion gotten elsewhere.
'Ecgarding the Philippines the reply
was not altogether satisfactory. but 1t
was If such n nature that there was
no longer any necessity for pOstponing
n decision OH the main question.
Meantime Senor Sagasta's extern
siyc consultations seemed to leave no
doubt that the nation wants peace. l
do not mean to say that all declared
this In plain language. CAi the contra
Il. Il
Some persons had more or less clearly
expressed the idea that the best men
in the country would patriOtically for
get for the moment all personal and
party considerations and cordially and
disintercstedly endeayor to assist the
government in its difficulties"
London. Aug. S.-The Madrid CORE
sponlent of the Daily Mail, telegraph
ing Sunday. says:
''The answer of the Spanish govern
ment declares that Spain cannot dis
cuss the American proposals. but only
accepts them because they are imposed
on her by force. Only n few unset
tied changes In the American demands
Were asked for, and it Is now expected
that President Mckinley will refuse
them.
"A commission composed OF Span
iards and Americans will decide the
question of the Cuban debt, the dates
and manner OF evncuating Cuba and
Porto Rico. and the protection of Span
iards and Spanish interests in these
places. The commissioners will also
decide whether Spain is to he allowed
to withdraw her artillery and the re-
mainder of her arms and ammunition
from the colonies, while the question
- A.. M
settled by the same body. Tne treaty
will he signed subject to approval by
the Cortes, which win be convoked i'm
medIately. The Cabinet council to-
night will appoint Spanish commission
ers to meet the Americans to arfnnge
for the future Of the Philippines and
other details" M
The Meeker herald., 1898-08-13
EASTERN souAoRon READY
Watson VIII Sail In Ten Days II Peace
Not Proclaimed,


Chicago, Aug. 9.-A dispatch to the
Tribune from Washington, says:
Secretary Long is of the opinion that
1t will be unwise 10 disband the auxil-
iary navy, and to-day issued orders
directing the retention in the service
of all converted vessels until peace
has been actually proclaimed.
Some time ago 1t was decided to put
the auxiliary navy out Of commission,
and preparations were made with that
end I'm view. Recently, however, Sec
retary Longs views have undergone a
change. Vessels Of the auxiliary navy
have been doing blockade duty before
Havana, and San Juan, while others.
notably the Harvard, Yale, st. Paul
and st. Louis, have been performing
other valuable service.
1t is the purpose of the government
to order north those ships which are
not required on blockade duty as soon
as the exigencies Of war will permit.
Secretary Long says Sampson's
squadron Is being held in readiness.
IF Spain Is not sincere In her desire
to close the war at once" he added,
"within a week or ten days Watson's
squadron will start for the East" and
the secretary seemed perfectly safe in
making the statement. He is usually
pretty reticent about future move
ments Of the naval forces.
The Meeker herald., 1898-08-13
NOW COMING HOME.
Rooseyelt's Men Have sailed From Dsstia-

santiago, Aug. 7.-11:20 a. m.-The
First regiment cavalry and the First
volunteer cavalry, ''Rough Riders"
will sail to-day on the transports Mia
mi and Mattewan.
OF the Rough Riders the following
remain here sick: William Tiffany.
troop X; Corporal Edger A. Schwartz.
troop G, and Privates William HOylc.
Troop +; +. q. Whalen. troop A, and
A. Sieadman. troop ID. They will prob
ably leave in ten day In care OF DR.
Gonzales. Cummings battery will sail
to-day in the Vigilnncia.
The Rough Riders came to town by
rail from their camp at o'clock this
afternoon. At the station they fell
into line, each company being preceded
hy a red and white banner, bearing the
number of The regiment and the com
pnny letter. Colonel Roosevelt rode
ut the head of the regiment as II
marched down the Alameda, skirting
;he water front to the dock where the
Miami was moored. All the men
looked fit, but worn out. They present.
cd picturesque appearance. some
wore new khaki uniforms, while 9th
ers were attired in heavy blue flannel
shirts, with their old equipment. All
express regret at leaving their f1ye
companions behind. but were wild with
JOY at the prospect of so soon return
ng home They take no tents or bag
gage with them. The work of embark
alton was very easy and was quickly
performed. The men are eager to re-
turn for the Havana campaign in tho
fall.
Washington, Aug. 7.-The troops Of
General Shafter's command mt Santa
20 have begun to leave Cuba for the
United States. \ part of Two regiments
Of cavalry are now en- route from San
tiago TO Montauk Point. Long Island,
as indicated in the following dispatch
received tonight at the War Depart
ment from General Shafter:
Santiago de Cuba. Aug. 7.-Adjutant
General, Washington: GATE City, with
$50 men. Third and Sixth cavalry, has
sailed for Montauk Point this morn
ing. SHAFTER.
"sIajor General"
Three other transports bearing troops
will leave Santiago tomorrow, and two
are scheduled to leave Tuesday. All
of them will sail for Montauk Point.
G:3O y. m.-Genernl Wheeler sails on
tile Miami. Seven hundred and fifty
men of General Kent's division. the
sixth infantry and the Thirteenth in
fan,ry, will sail tomorrow by the Nisi.
lancia.
The Alicante. the first Spanish trans
port, arrived this afternoon and Gen.
eral Shafter expects to begin shipping
the Spanish prisoners of war by her to-
morrow.