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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-10

Stewards Office, July s, 1898.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL UNTIL
u o'clock NJ. on THURSDAY, July z,
1898, receive sealed proposals for furnish
ing this institution for the ensuing quar-
ter.
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Der pra9tpolIe grempIare Der Sbiers
melt, fpecieu ber tsranii9en, aufpeit.
Niemanb follte perfeblen. benfelben su
beH9tigen. 0ie gr6Bte 4ttraftion, bic
San Mntonio aufsuweiien bat.
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Wbitebaa Sermiuns.
Neue Ginfabrt mad Stem 9orf Dia
$50. g. @. N1.-lln=
erreidte 5arilitGten.

Wbitsbaa terminus, bie neue gins
fabrt nod Sem Oort. bic an Monta9
ben 10. SuIi bia Der Baltimore. Obio
unb SibpsitIi9en 8obu er6fnet'
tpurbe, If bic seIegeufe Station mad
alien SbeiIen Der Gtabt Nep Oort unb
BrootIpn. 9ieier Sermiaus ilt an
ber South Gerrp. 6fli6 bon Der Bat
terp unb bon bier aus unter bemielben
Sa1e tperben Berbin6uagen gema6t
nit ben 3tisen Der 3meiten, Drittea,
Se9iten unb Neunteu Iuenue 6o6.
balm; nit beneu Der Broabmap. @Os
lumbus uub 2e1ington NDenue @abel'
liuien; Oas unb Meitieite Gingbabs
men Der pferbebabnlinien; 5outbs
Gerrp; 5taten Sslaub 5errp; 0amtl'
ton apenue nnb SO. StraBe (8roof.
lpu) GerrD.
aauft Cure Sidets nod Nem Oort
iiber bic 9. & 8. 8. %. R'n unb Sbr
entgebt allen un6eauemli6feiten.
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9ie gtraRen Sample in @aailaub.

ueber kie fogenannten u8rottra.
tpalle* 1T Wailanb beri6tet Der &6-
mli6e Correspondent eines parifer
8lattes nod bas No9asbenbe.
yn gepifen gierteIu berrl9t cine
troltlo'e Berwiifuus, bas ReluItat Der
4uftdnbe bonn 5amftaq. 9onntag
uno Wontag. N!s bic unrubeu aus,
bra9en, tpurbeH 8iete, bic ni6ts nit
benz 4ufitanbe 3u tbun batten, er.
f1Oilea. Sier et4 9eifpiel: Nls bic
SolDaten gegeu bie erlie garritabe In
ber gia Torine borrtidteu, tpurbe eins
reid gefleibete iuuge Dame, bie Dor
@ntieben ni9t bon Der Steue tonnte,
BON elmer 2usel in bic Bru1f getroffen
unb itarate tobt 3u 8pben. QGe 2eute,
bic ni6t f6neu eenus fieben tountsn,
wnrben bon Der Meuge, bic bor ben
Sruppen baOonranate, au 3obe getre'
ten. 4n elmer aEberen Stelle purbe
eine 8ldnsenbe gquipage angebalten,
BITE barin 1Benbe Dame berausgeriKen
unb baoougeiagt. Damn tpurbe oas
@efdbrt NIT 8erpunbeten gsfhlIt uno
mad benz 6oipttale seianot. Die Be.
amten Der 8abn3tise meisertea fb ab.
3ufabren, ba He ibre Gamilien uift
obne S6us laRsn tuollten. Sic muBten
f6teBti9 bon ben 8aionetien ber @ol.
oaten mad ibren PldBen seirieben tper.
ben. Sas 8olt tdmpfte nit benz Ntutbe
BET ger3weiffung. ueberal iab man
glutladen, on mau6eu Stellen ber.
umgeipriBte @ebirumafe. Die Grauen
tparen nod tDttbenber als bte Wdnner;
he trieben ielbii ihre ainber nod ben
Barritaben unb uabmen fslblf She'll
on bem Sample. Nts Der 3ug ua9
8urin abseben iolte, tpo 6efili6teiteu
fattfanben, brad bas 8olt In gr6B,
li6e Bermiini9uneen aus, unb bun.
berte lesten fd auf bie Gaienen, nm
bic Qbfabrt au berbinbern. 9luf benz
@orfo @aribaIbi purben ni6t tueniaer
als 13 8arritaben gsbaut, lobaB he
Elm Biered bilbeten.
Die 3abl ber Sobtsa III ni9t Be.
tannt, aber es merben niGbt pieI tpeui.
get als tauienb ieiu. Die 3abI ber
8ermunbeten mag ME beiannt uerben.
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Cinderella Stbub Palait.

8ergeBt ni6t. baB mir unferen
Store nod 9to. 2O7 2(lamosYlasa.
3tuei 6duier itibli6 BON unierem fras
beren @ei91ftSbauie, nerlegt baben,
no mir alle uniere alten Rnnbea tpies
bersufeben boffen unb nod piele neue
ba3u. ba tptr NIT ben beifen Waaren
bienen t6nneu. uuier Store iit sans
neu einseri6tet, gut pentilirt unb febr
bell. aommt unb ftattet unS einen
Belud ab, tpenn Sbr au9 ai9t ge'
rabe gu taufen pani@t.
6. 0amm,
CINDERELLA 6 6ub,Balah,
207 Alamo pIaaa.
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Rpplpaiider 0arteu,

Sn Berbinoung nit BEN part
teht o aDib Men d'S
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soa etuer ssrau entsedt.

Wteoerum 1T eine 9roBe Gntbedung
9emadt uoroen uno 5uar BON elmer
Dame aug bieiem 2anbe. .Die &ran=
belt bate iie nit ibxeu @lauen eepodt
uno iieben Sabre lang lit iie bic draz
iten Aualen, aber lire Orsane tparen
aufs duBerite sel6tuddt unb Der COB
i9ien nabe bebOritebenb, 3rei Monate
buitete iie unaufb6rli6 unb fonnte fe;s
men S6laf finben. G9lieBli9 aber
entoedte iie Den Bes 5ur @eneluns
tnoem Iie BON uns cine Slai9e BON Or.
Sings Neuer @ntbeduns fit Gdtpinbs
lu9t faufte unb idon bic erite 9olis ba=
bon peri6affte ihr 10 uiel grlei6teruns,
oaB lie Die 9anae Aa6t i9lnfen fonnte
lno our6 ben @ebrau6 uon nur 5lpei
Slal6en ipnroe iie oollltdnbis furirt.
Sbr Name iit 5rau 2utber 2uB." Go
idreiben @. 6. Sammod & 60. in
SbelbD, Norb Carolina. grDbeIaIde
frei in Der 9tpotbefe bon S. 4alteDer &
Con. &e9uldre SfaIden so Gents uno
$1.0O. Sebe 5lai6e iuiro sarantirt.
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4auft cure MaHerbei3ungs6ien
fur Babe3wede, wel6e gabemaHer In
10 Miuuten ermdrmeu bet einem So.
iienaufmanbe boa ni6t mebr alS 2
Gents, bel Der
San Antonio Gas Co.,
8elepbpn 212.
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1esept Np. 1851 BON elmer
umb 9t,nenb ahgefertiet unb bon s.
8. Sdmibt in 6oufon, 9eras, gum
gerfaafe angeboten. Iinbert bieS1mers
gen bon Observation-Disclosures Wan
Oerfu9e eiue 6Idfde.
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SO. 507 8 fs6 II f n.Stras.
Jeur bas bOraagli6fe &inbs, S9af.
unb 56weinefeii@.
Spe3ialitdt: Sunges aalbfeii6.
alle Nrten BON Wurfi, S6inten,
3uuge, 5dmala &C.
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'te "Jrantfnrter 3eitnns" fir
Die Ger. Gfaaten.

Ote Ner. GtGatett.
Sut ameritanii9 ift man lit Der Re.
oattion Der sGrantfurter 3ettunga ges
tnnt. Sn eiuem ldnseren Artitel bes
glattes mirb barselest, bob ber ben
Yer. Staaten sur 2aft geIeete rRe6ts,
brud" 10 siemli6 ReseI 1T i'm gerfebr
Der W6lter rntereinanber, unb bab bic
acknowledgements unb ibre uH.
berufenen Wunbftide unb Bertbeibiger
tpabrlt9 nidt bas Re1t baben, tiber
bic Ver. Staaten aornia su tperb:n,
neil he obne f6rmlide ariegsertldrung
ariegsbaublungen bsgingen. Ders
glei9en ift in Der 8ei9i1te iebr oft
por0etommeE unb (naitirli6 binterber)
INNER geblllist morben. Weiterbia
iGgt bas 8latt inter Muberem:
..... Die 9ta6ri1ten iiber bic ibref.
li9eH Wirtunsen ber 8epler'i1eu
4usrottun9s politit habsn In Ames
rifa einen 4usbru9 Der gntrafung
berporgerhfen, Der f6 nit papierenea
proteften uub biplomaiii1en Brpteiten
ni9t besnagte, iOnbern su iofortiaen
8bateu brdnQte. nSas muB enbii5
einmal aufb6reu,A bieie 2oluna IN aas
eemeiH uab i9IieBli6 au9 miriam ae.
tuOrben. Wenu man baueben ftellt,
Die europa Dor auei Sabrea In Der
Stirtel bunberttaufenb 4rmenier taIt,
bIatia bat binf9Iadteu IaFen unb NIT
benz Sultan fortm1brenb In ben belien
ge3iebungen febt, 10 m6Gte man ft9
faft freuen, baB ss In Der Welt bod
nod Elm 8oIt siebt, bel bem 6umauis
tdt tein leerer Wabn III uub ba8 I'm
Corn lber uertibte Grduel nod aum
Sauerte greifen taHn. I'm Diploma.
tif6eu Sormeltram baben fid bic ame.
ritaner ME ionberlid1 bettimmert; Ut.
pti9fis wie ibr 8obeu i6affeu fe fi9
etne eigeue Meinung, eine eiaene BoIis
tit unb eiuen einenen DipIomaten. So.
6sr. Sic baben bas 3eus uub au6 bic
Strait basu, unb 3par bic eeiiiise unb
bic tpirtbf6aftIid)e Rraft. Sic geben
ben Weg, ben He glauben eeben 3u
mhRen. unb timmern f9 berbammt
Deuig barum, mas europa basu iagt.
Die ameritaner tuOlIen ben cubani.
f6en GrdueIn eiu @abe bereiten, 10
ober TO-; gebt e8 nidt In Site, 70 mirb
chen 8ewaIt gebrau9t. Was babel
aus Spanien wirb, baS bat bieIes Ie'
btgIih nit f6 feIbif cb5uma6en.
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- Die uafie unb tabJe Ditteruua
bat bic @eiunbbeit be8 GGriitn Bis
mard berartig beeintrdhtigt, bob Der
Gadsl3ug. ber ibm 3u gbren ueranital.
tet perbeu TOllte, bis gum Serbiie Der.
fdobeu uer6eu muBte.
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ga,t VeorD gprimAs 9sarf.

Dieier angenebme part febt 2ogen,
gereinen unb 6amilien sur I6baltung
BON pienies &C. sur 8erfhsung.
8eiubern tpirb ale Hur benfbare
Iufnertlamteit ermieien.
sSsben Souutag Na9miitas
0roRes 5rei sfonsert,
ausssfibrt bon Der pouad6ligen
MiIitGrs 9apelle.
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Gin Rfarer Sopf,

Gin Rfarer Sopf,
CUTE 8erOuuuns uuo Elm bObss rdftis
seS alter finO 3uei 8siultute, bic bura
ben @ebrau6 BON Tutt'8 2ebersBillen
erjislt tuer6sn.
Cine frwif(tae Gbai(a6s.
&Opfidmer;en, Maluria, Musenidure,
geritOpfuug. Dnspspiie, 8allenleiben
uno abnli9e &rauibsiten tuer6en pOll'
itanbis ssbsilt our4 ben @sbraua bon
SWtt's 2eber> Ytnen.
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- SEPT III bic 3sit, mo Sbr 6Iie.
geutbhren einieBeu fOlliet. Gb. 5tes
pes & 9 6bae babeH cine @arIa,
buug erbaIten.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-05-19
USERS AT ST. THOMAS.
ST. LOUIS SAILS WEST AND
MONTGOMERY GOALS.
Some French Officers. Who Witnessed
the Bombardment of San Juan,
Gives All the Details.

ST. Thomas, Danish West indies,
May 1.-THE United States auxiliary
cruiser st. Louis sailed Saturday
morning, going westerly. The United
States cruiser Montgomery arrived and
is coaling.
The French cruiser Adlrigault de
Genouilly, which was at San Juan,
Porto Rico, during the bombardment
of the forts there by Admiral Sampson.
left there at noon Friday and arrived
here Saturday morning She reports
that the inhabitants Of San Juan fed
to the country Immediately after the
firing began, the women and children
being trampled upon in the mad
scramble for safety. As the crew Of
the French cruiser remained on board
the ship II cannot say anything In re-
gard TO the exact condition of affairs
ashore But it claimed that one shell
exploded in a school house, killing a
number of children, while another de-
molisbed the house of the command
ant of marine. The parts of the city
within the range Of the forts suffered
most The officers say they do not
know how many were killed during
the bombardment but express the
opinion that the number was small.
but the number Of wounded was very
large They also criticise the wisdom
of the bombardment The Genouilly
was injured by pieces Of she'll explod-
ing during the bombardment and her
rigging was cut When the French
cruiser left San Juan the inhabitants
were beginning to return 10 the city.
The United States cruiser Montgomery
expected to leave last night. Her
destination is supposed 10 be Key
West The United States auxiliary
cruiser Yale has also been called there
and it is understood she will clear
with the Montgomery for Key West
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-05-19

never faltered for a second. At 2: IS
p. m, solid shot crashed into the
hull of the Winslow and knocked out
her boiler, In an instant she began
to roll ami drift helplessly while the
iron hail continued to rain around.
Finally a line was thrown to her from
the Hudson and she was lowed to a
point of safety; but while this was be-
ing done a shell burst on board the
Winslow With frightful consequences,
The dead were at once placed aboard
the Hudson and brought here.
Captain Bernadon's story is interest
ing. We went into the harbor under
orders" said he The torpedo-boat
Winslow was the worst injured. She
had five men killed, and do not know
how many injured The Winslow was
ordered by the commander of the VIII
mington to 20 into the harbor of Car
denas and attack the Spanish gum
boats there, We steamed in under
fun head Of steam, and were fred upon
rs soon as we were in range. The
Spanish boats were tied up at the
docks aud had fair range ON us.
The batteries on shore also opened on
us, and think we received most Of
the fire. do not know whether any
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-05-19
Spanish Fleet Sighted Off
Coast of Vene=
Zuela.
No Immediate Engage
ment Now Seems
Probable.
We Cut Enemy's Cable
From Cuba to
Madrid.

Washington, May 15.-Deinite Off
c.a, information reached the author
i-ies here late Saturday that the Span
ish squadron had been sighted off the
island Of Curacao, one of the Dutch
West indies, lying off the coast OF
Venezuela. This information was re-
garaed as of vital Importance,
as IL not only fixed the po-
s.t5u Of the enemy but dis
closed the purpose of the Spanish
admiral to elude Admiral SIMPSONS
Gee, and make his way through the
Caribbean sea, probably to Cuba.
4s Spanish admiral's course was also
influenced by the fact that the French
can starting from Caracas, Nene-
2lea touches at the island of Curacao
and thence proceeds northward
through the Caribbean sea to Hayti,
With spurs running east and west to
FaHa Rico and Cuba respectively
He Was thus enabled to get in touch
from Curacao with the Spanish author
H'as u Cuba and Porto Rico and
through them directly with the Span
sa admiralty at Madrid. No immed-
a.s battle with Admiral Simpsons
7eH now expected, as the Spaniards,
Gems likely have succeed
~ passing south of the
American fleet and are now well to the
ward Of it. As the enemy is in
reach of a cable, the navy department
regards il as of the most vital concern
me- the exact whereabouts of the
e. aan ships should not be made
SHOWN during the next few days, The
apartment is doubtless informed as
ae whereabouts of Sampson
squadron but does not see fit to give
a,9rmation on the subject and
.#r anne rigid silence prevails as to
hereabouts and destination Of
9aore Schleys flying squadron.
Aa respect, the Vancouver of the
aash ileet is a relief 70 the naval
as here as it seems to assure the
q the battleship oregon. She
.faeding from the north coast Of
America to join Admiral Samp-
aeet and is somewhere in the
aorhood OF Martinique, we'll out
gay Of the Spaniards so long as
aWs the usual routes.
aot to be supposed that the
spartment with the knowledge
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-05-19

Key West, May 15-Amid per
4 and batteries, the American forces cut
the cables at Cienfuegos Wednesday
morning. Four determined boat Crews.
under command of Lieutenant Win
slew, and Ensign Magruder from the
cruiser Marblehead and the guaboat
Nashville, put out from the ships the
coast having previously been shelled.
! The work of the volunteers was peril
Gus. The cruiser MarbIehead, the gun
| boat Nashville and the auxiliary
cruiser Window, drew up 1000 .-ards
| from the shore with their guns
manned for desperate duty. One cable
had already been cut and the work was
/ In progress on the other when the
Spaniards in rife pits and battery
/ in an old lighthouse standing out in
/ the bay opened fire. The warships
poured in a thunderous volley, their
great guns belching forth massive
shells into swarms of the enemy The
crews of the boats calmly proceeded
with their desperate work-and fin
ished It Notwithstanding the fact that
number had fallen, returning to
their ships through a binding smoke
and heavy fire. One man in the Mar
/ blehead boat was killed and six were
seriously wounded, one Of whom, Rob
ert Volz, now at Key West, is expected
to die soon, a bullet having passed
+ Z . 9 &c
/ Hendrickson. who also may die, was
+ shot through the abdomen. More
than 500 infantry on the shore kept
up a continuous fire and the bullets
from the machine guns struck the
warship 100 times, but did no great
damage. Commander Mainard, Of the
gunboat Nashville, was slightly
/ wounded by a rife bullet striking him,
1t having passed through the arm OF
an ensign whose name IS unknown,
Lieutenant Winslow was shot in the
hand. making three officers wounded
In all After the Spaniards had been
driven from the rife pits, many Of
them took refuge in the lighthouse
fortress, upon which the fire OF the
warships had been conferred A i-inch
she'll from the Window tore this
structure to pieces, killing mary and
buryirg others in the ruins. The
Spanish loss is known to have been
very heavy, the warships firing hun
dreds OF shot and shell right into
their midst.
France Must Explain
London, May Is A special dispatch
from Washington says that the United
States government threatens to cut the
French cable unless France explains
within 48 hours why dispatch from
United States Consul Darte at
Martinique was delayed
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-05-19

vana, to reach which, however, II will
have to go through the Windward pas
sage, and risk battle with SIMPSONS
fleet
Sampson at Puerto Plata.
Cape Haytien, May 15.-The steam
er Supply formerly the American
steamer Illinois,, under command of
Lieutenant Roberts, from Philadelphia,
arrived here at $50 p. m, Saturday
Upon his arrival Lieutenant Roberts
wired Admiral Sampson for orders.
Sampson is al Puerto Plata, on the
north coast of Santo DoIingo. He
communicated Saturday with the
American consul at Cape + ytien.
Spanish Scouts Sen.
Buenos Ayres. May 10 -Adyices
from Rio Janeiro confirms the reports
of the arrival at Bahia, Brazil, of the
United States warship Oregon Mari
eta and Nitcheroy. The steamer Rio
Jalciro, which has just arrived at
pernambuco, reports having seen,
during the night of Wednesday last,
three vessels supposed To be spanish
warships, cruising before Cape San
Anostinogo.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-05-19

Washington, May ia setback
was received by the American block
aiding squadron in an engagement IN
Cardenas harbor Wednesday and the
loss of five lives on board the torpedo
boat Winsluw had SOLDERING effect on
the element in the navy which is cry
ing for rapid action and 'or efforts ut
destroyipg batteries with unarmored
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-05-19
TRAIN HELD Up

Meridian, Miss, May 15.-An Ala
bama & Great Southern passenger
train was held up by five masked men
near Cuba, Ala. last night. The ex-
press car was robbed or $4,000 Blood
hounds are on their trail
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-05-19
France Must Explain.
1900 MEN LOST
TREMENDOUS CATASTROPHE OFF
COAST OF JAPAN

Yokohama, May IA Two hundre3
fishing boats we're swept away by a
terrific gale and tidal wave at S~ate
and 1900 men are mlsging. The
catastrophe Is almost unparalled in
modern history
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-05-19
A SETBACK IN CUBA
FO0LHARDY FEAT ENDS DIS
ASTROUSLG.
SPANlARDS REPEl ATTACK

And Badly Worst Their Assistants
An Inquiry to Fix Responsibility
for the Reckless Undertaking Prob
able Five Americans Killed and
Several Wounded
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-05-19
WE CUT THE CABLES
BLANCO'S MEANS OF COMMUNlCA-
TON WITH MADRID STOPPED.
DARING DEED OF OUR MEN

One American Killed and Several
VIII Die from Wounds Received
During the Terrific Shower of Lead
But Spanish Loss VIII Greatly
Exceed Ours-Story of Engagement
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-05-19
ALASKA BILL.

Washington, May 15.-The president
has approved the Alaskan homestead
and right-of-way bill.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-09-01
CITY o. PORTLAND.

To the Electors OF the City of+Portiand:
Notice is hereby gwen thatthe Board OF Reg
session as Room Number Eleven dD City
Building, upon each Of ttIe,twefva secular days
prior to the State election, which occurs on
Monday the twelfth dag,af September next, De-
renth, inclusive. The arst Moo secular aass Of
SAID session, VIZ: August 18th to September It'll.
inclusive. will be for thu purpose OF receiving
evidence touching the q1alifeai on of vosafsin
said city, and TO revise md Correct the voting
lists OF the several wards therein, from nine
o'clock in the forenoon to O'Clock IN theafter
noon, from three till Aye O'Clock In the afternoon
and from seven till ninetn The evening, except.
7th) when it will not be IL session after i've
O'Clock in the afternoon. The sessions on Sep
temaer eighth ninth aud tenth VIII be for the
purpose 10 enable the board to verify tbs cor
reotpess OF said. lists and for closing up the
records Of said session. ay
All registered Vosers who changed their resi-
depce from one Ward to another previous to
April /. 1898, and have not had their residence
properly corrected on the Voting List of the
ward where they resided on the first day of
April should notify the Board of Registration In
person or In writing of sucn change, Room NO.
H. City Building. on each of the nine secular
siye set apart 40 above Indicated for the revis-
ion and correction OF the Voting Lists.
During said time. said Board will revise and
correct the Voting Lists and the Wardens of
said city shall be governed by said revised and
corrected list, and no name shan be added to or
stricken from said lists, on said day OF election.
and no person shall vote at any election. whose
name is not on said lists but the board of regis
tration will be 10 session on the day of election
for the correction of errors that may have oc-
CURED during said revision.
AUGUSTUS F, GERRISH,
MONROE A. BLANCHARD
MICHAEL C. MCCANN
Board of Registration of Voters
Portland. August 20. 1898. aug29d2w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-09-01
Men can't be made popular heroes on thei
strength of what they might have done.

And now 1t is said that there is great
deal of sickness among our troops in Por-
to Rioo, and that unless they are brought
home Immediately they will soon be in as
bad shape as those at Santiago. The only
place where the health of the troops seems
to be good is Manila Yet the climate
of the Philippines is sfzniiar to that of
Cuba and Porto Rico, and the necessary
exposure of the troops is quite as great.
Are more rigid sanitary precautions taken
at Manila are the food and water better
or in what way is the superior health Of
General Merritt's army to be accounted
forp
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-09-01

The reception accorded to the Cars
peace proposal has generally been friend
ly. Most of the nations have expressed a
wish that his plan might bear fruit
coupled with the opinion that it would
not result in anything tangible. France,
however, is not even friendly to the
plan and indirectly regards the proposal
as treaohery to the Franco Russian alli-
ance. France evidently doesn't want
Russia to disarm until she has helped her
retake Alsace and Lorraine and planted
the tri color at Berlin. France has re-
yenge to crafty. and it quite obscures ev-
cry other consideration. There are few If
any nations in Europe which can less
afford to maintain expensive ornaments
than France. Her debt is the largest in
Europe and she is not growing in popu-
,lation. But the passion for revenge upon
Germany blinds her eyes to every other
consideration.