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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19
@armmn9em BOA S6nr5 fiir Die
W0ttOiitet.

eSn einem Nrtifel in y9drper'5 Weetlp"
fii6rt garlS9urs bic BON GleDeldno in fetncr
8eto6otf9aft gegen bic 2obgez8ta ge&tenS
qema9ten @riinbe als bic beten an. unO
barauf Iagt er ben Natibtften, beionpers De-
men bon Der republitanH4en 8artsi, folgenbe
btttere @a6rbeiten:
u0ie 8etpegung fir bic 8ef6rGrfung Der
@inpanberung berubt gum grobea Shetle
auf einem i9peren MiBoeritdnor;b in 8ez
aug auf ner19iebene ernfte 9ro6leme uno cut
benz Mangel an Wtutb, bieIen Problemen
unmittelbar ins Nntlib 8u f4auen. @s hdnz
belt 1i9 babel I'M bebauerli9e Symphonic
zines 3~ieberganges i'm politii9en 2ebsn uno
UNI tpirtbf9uftli4e S4dben unb MtbItdnbe.
Mnitatt nun ben na6ren 1rIa6ea biefer
Mdngel na93ufpiren, ma9t maj fi9 bic
Sa9e fe6r bequem, tnbem man tie gang ELM
fa9 benz rfrembcn Clement" in Die S3ube
I9ie6t unb tie bur3 bic m0gii6it rabifale
4usI9lieBung biefes @Iementes bauernb 9eiz
len unb beIeitigen gu f0nnen glau5t.
,Wenn es ben natibi1tiI9en @egnern Der
@inpanberung pirfli9 einmal g~elingen
iolte, bic ~@tntpanberung mad ben Ger. Stadz
ten b0Gig gum StiGtunb gu brin9en, bann
niirbe man itaunenb pabrne6men. baB Die
ltebelitdnoe, bic eine5olge Der @intpanoerung
fetn ioqten, na9 ME bor bete6en, uno me-
nl0glt9 mod in erb0btem MaBfta6e.
r9ie Jeinbe Der @intpanberung ip1ten
bp9 in erfter 2inie ben nmitanb bebenfen,
baB gerabe ~bejenigen Staten Der Union duf
Der Acknowledgment Stufe Der Gntmidlun9
fteben, in, benen bic einee6orene 8eD0lterung
ben 9rObten prO8entfab bilbet ipis Eus
mentli4 bic Staaten Mifffiippt, Nrtanfas
unb Die beiben garolinas, fotpie auD ~einaelns
ber i'm Riidgnng befinbli9en Heu.@nglanbz
Stadten -, unb baB anbererIeits geraDe bic
Staater NIT benz grDBten gro5entTaBe bpr
Srembge6Orenen = tpte Netp Yort, Wiscon=
fin, SGinOis, Sbio unb pennIDlpanien - bic
in ieber !9infi4t bO4itentpidelten finb.
nWds tpGre uber i'm Sabre 1896 Dbne
bic lebtgenannten Stddten aug Ger repu6liz
tnnti9en Ydrtet unb Der 8utgelofd9e gez
porOen9 8ir tOnnen uns ba6er Der reberz
5eugnng ni4t beri4lieBen, baB bic republiz
tanii9e Partei nt9t nur i'm sSntereIe tes
2anbes unb ietner 8ublfubrt, ionbern audi
gu i6rem ei9enen 8eiten banbeln tpiirbe, tpenn
tie bon neuen @inpanberunesgeieben gang
unb gar abfGbe unb ibre NufmerfIamfeit
dusi6GieBli@ auf 9inge ri9tete, BE algens
blidli9 unenbli4 Diel bringti9er fiu6."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19
0is ophommp 81 nnnHrHn6 bie mi+

Die 6ebamme u g II E q d, Die Mttz
f6uGbise Martin 8born's BET @rmOrbung
Wit6elm @utbeniuppe's 1T, pie bereits tur5
teleqrup6ii9 gemelDet, iibepaus gltmpf>
peggetommen. Sborn iiebt i'm
.3u6t6aus in Sing Sing ieiner elettrif4en
0inri9tumg entge9en. Die Nad aber 1T in
Gong SsGanb Gitp, nudbem iie fih bes Sob
f6lags i'm err iten @rab f4ulbig betannt, ni4t
8um 5D9ften @trafmuB, fonbern nur gu
fiinf8ebn Sabren 3u9tbaus brrurt6eilt. l1nb
tpenn tie fib gut bdlt, pirb fe nuh ben 3u4t@
6ausregsln in ipdteftens sebn Sa9ren aus
benz 3u9t6alts in 4lsburn fret fommer. 2eiz
Der lit bas Sdenfal (nibt, pie es anfdngli3
hieB, eine Odnin. forbern) cine 9eutf9e
unb bat nod eine alte Mutter in DentI4@
lamb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19
Stuet brane &antpen 9e8et &mOtp:
nDtDtn0tbMMt.

SSn Der fibcaliforniI9en @tabt 2os Mnz
geles lift f9on bdufig barber geflagt porben,
baB in ibr bet RdttDismus fi4 unge6iirlif
brett ma9e. 9o9 ibren 6erporragenbiten
INSTRUMENTATION giirger Step9en
SO u1forp@ + ii trifft pubrIi9 fem iol@
der 8orpurf. 1nb namentlt9 AUDI m
8unbesfenot benz er felt Mdr3 1898
dnge6Ort, trat er ftets frdfttg gegen Ratioi>
ften6anben uuf.
81 du9 ieBt tpieber Bel Der Srage BON ber
8eitdtigung Der pom prdfbenten bor9enomz
menen g%rnennung hes iebigen Sberbunbesz
anpalts pber Suiti8nriniiters Sofepb Mcz
SIENNA gum Mitgliebe bes Oberbuubssgez
ri9ts. @s mar brub BON Mc&inlep, baB CT
bieien Mann troB Der befti9sn PrOtete, tpe1z
DE bic &nopnotbings eegen i'm als einen
&at6oliten f9leuberten, in's Cabinet bertef,
No4 piit6enber geberben ii9 ober bic anOpz
uotbings, tpeil Der prdibant benfelben Mann
fir cine Der tpi9tigiten lebensldngGi9en
SteGungen, aIs Nd9fOIger bes greiien Sberz
Observation-Disclosures stephen S. Sietb,
ernannt 6dt.
Ser cdlifornii9e Senator W6ite a6er
branbmurtte i'm Senut bic Npaiiten, tpel9s
iiber Mc8enna's 8at6oli5ismus tpiitben unb
it3 Biz gu Der 8ebauptung periteigen, baB
Mc8enna oIs MitglieO bes S6erbunbesgez
ri9ts crit Die Weiiungen bes 9apftes etnboz
Zen miiBte, als vberbobrte Narren, gu teren
&enn5ei4nung parlamentarii4e @usbriide
ni4t ausrei4en." St brang burauf, bab Der
Sendt it4 teinen Qugen6lid BON 9laubensz
5aB miBleiten lafe unb berlangte bic 8eItGz
tigung Mc8enna's, Der, tpenn au9 tein
Observation-Disclosures &ieTe, bod Elm tii9tiz
ger unb erprObter Suriit unb bur9 unb bur9
Elm @6renmann fet. a.
Sn Der S4at bepd9re f9 ia McRen1a
feitber f4pn als 8unbestrsisri9ter in galiz
%fOrnien gun5 gut.
Die Worte bes Ssnators @9ite faren I'm
10 mebr ms 9etpi9t, als er Elm poltttf9er
9e9enfiiBler McRenna's 1T.
SUIT ub bor Dem balb Observation-Disclosures
gen 8unbesfendtor George Srisbie
8 . at BON Mafa9ufetts; obglet9 elm Nngez
b0ri9er Der mebrfa9 init N~atibismus berz
febten repu6litanif9en portei bon Mafa9uz
fetts, 1T er au4 i'm Mc8ennaz5aG, pie BE-
retts friber in Der Sra9e bonn Mdrquettez
Stanbbilbe unb BON ben Snbianerz Mtfioz
men, Der &nopnotbtn9zM eute tdpfer entgez
eengetreten. Nls Mitglieb bes Suiti3ausz
f3uifes 5eigte ct benz 9enut, baB bas 9ebeBe
9egen Mc8enna lebtgli9 BON Der u. g. ".
unb t6ren Die 8atboliten baffenben @pieBgez
felen dusge6e unb bur9aus un6altbar unb
un9ere4t lei. Ser 5ornige Proteit bes braben
Ilten gipfelte in ben @orten:
~S9anbe unb S9ma9 einem SSeben, tue1z
der in cine 8erbanblung iiber amt1ide 8e=
fdbi9un9 zines Mannes ben religi01en 8(auz
ben besiel6en ~b;nein3errt! 9as 1T bur9auS
unameritunif9 unb unpatriotii9 unb Io1te
bon Sreunben Der @ere9tt9fett uu9 nibt eli
men 4ugenbIid 9ebuGbet perben!"
Iuf Sreitug biefer Wo9e 1T bic gntf9etz
bung iiber Mc&ennu u~n9sprbnrt, 10 baB he
bon ben Surroundings nidt 1Gnger berz
f9leppt perben farm; unb tie pirb nit Dem
Siege Der @laubensfrei6eit unb Glei96ere9z
tigung enben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19

rer ibr Organ in Sem gOrt, aber Elm itreng
9eiebli4es, ndmIi9 bas in ipanii6er nnb
engliT9er @praGe erf4einenbe 8o@snblatt
rGuba", bas nit Saft unb in einem gegen Die
Ser. Staaten unb ibren prdfioenten frennbs
Gi9en Slime bic conititutiOnele Colonial
uno @elbftzRegierung @u6a's bertritt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19
: Meon SO

@egn 80 uietdtsbeteibtgung
gu fe9s Sabren Sc It Ii n g Derurt4eiIt
puroe Elm @efreiter Der 1. @scabron bes 3.
9arbez Regiments gu pptsbum. Der
8erurt6eilte bat it6 bic MaisitGtsbeleiOisuns
in Berlin, Inter ben2inben, gu I9ulben tom>
men laifen in benz @ugenblid, dls Der &uiisr
bort borii6erf ubr. 8erGiner S9ubleute bats
ten ben un6efonnenen ungeaei9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19
TtabIirt icit 1851.
Henry S%ehoellkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Grocs-.
232 mmO 234 Oft 2samSoEp6- Sfra6e,
ahniihnn OrnnfGn- uni 40 nrEaf. Afr

wholesale " Retail Grocer,.
232 tn0 234 of 2tGnSOEp9- Straits,
spii6en grantGtu= unb Martst. Str.
Gbtc1go, Sns,,
eThleit in felniter Waare:
Trtid)e aer6Md1e rte @antbureer 0ttdIinee.
0et6nd1e rtett tno tl0rinirteit Rial,
Medlte G6erfOrOer SptDtten ubnc Gel,
6cinfte Sftlee 9eItfateb=G6ringe.
9iSntar6s &arin9e umo @Gntb. Gett=@drtn4e,
Mppettt-5tlo, &teIer SprOtten, Stodfi6,
Wun. GdtOtneS, ttprt0cg. &rautets2ts6 OntS,
sou. WttIdlncrsV ou. Sdrim9e,
G0IsinroeHem, tuf. &apiat,
Ietnie serandbcrte @&nisbriiite nnS s&enIen,
Trtidle imprrtirte br0mnidDiU. GerbeIattuurft,
Smpott. 6ranff. SrGtiDMrftt TIT Stdien,
Atedlte4 itnI. CIineuOI, WOhuDI,
9iHcIOorfer semf, MeineIfia, &apert,
fraHd. Grbien, Sb0ttptgnOttS CItOen,
SIbe6er e dlnittbobnen SeItotuer Hiibet,
&i~clenip6rScI, 9tu=6urfen mno Sauerfrauts
8etrOdnete Bil5e (S dIu amnte), Wtohmiantet,
9ted1ten I'M ariidI Ell HoiensVaprifa, Girie,
gtemc 8rttnfern, &inicn, VerI9erite,
eta cit: 6rilBe, @aber: nno 0eriten9rlse,
StaI. ySuoeIn, @acaroii, NcisnnchIi
Teinlte 0amiuesGbOfotaoe, &afap,
Mcd)ten Sana=, Wtoffa= INTO N~io=Seafee,
Gctmiten dDitei. id,tuarsen uno grfinett Sbee,
@%nfetHer ,.nS 9tHer's %eTse59iems'
Wfatrer &netSp"S WaIsfafee,
&ed)ten Siebi9'S NletIdertraft,
Sbtncf. Sn9tper, @otiG. Sim beetf6ft,
tcuS ntn nj nth. g d1D Ella erf6Se, Sft6utett6fes
Go0nter &1ic. &tntbrrgcr=, tno Soanofafe,
6ranS. Gam ntbe rts rlo Noquefort=f6Se,
Troma9e DC Srie, NemidlateIer Rdic,
Srtf diem irtp Ortirten Barrier &nbbe6 s5ab0t,
9eMtfd1e g pitnr6 do er, @UIaid1ube, Il. + TO-,
gu ben btatQiten Yretien.
Henry SchOeIlkOpf.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-21
SAGASTA ON A STILL HUNT.
The Spanish Premier Said TO be eau
tiOusly Working Toward Peace.


The New York Suns London speciai OIL
yesterday says: No Geographic news OF
Importance has reached London from
Madrid for more than twenty-four hours
Mail advices received by way OF france
confirm the reports that Prime munster
Sagasta and the Foreign Minister are
cautiously paving a way to peace.
The latter is reported to be seeking 10
plav Germany against the United states
in the Philippines, and is taking what
advantage is possible from the Irene IN
cident.
A Gibraltar correspondent reports mat
Mondays Madrid newspapers complain
about not receiving dispatches from
Paris. London. and Havana
The Spanish provincial papers are not
allowed TO receive any telegraphlc news
from Madrid. The merchants in Malaga
have ordered French and English news
papers.
Tho panic caused by the reported COM
inc Of Commodore Watson's squadron
continues along the coast Forty families
left AIgeciras. near Gibraltar, on Mon
dav and similar flights are reported from
other coast cities.
Tbe Spanish gunboat Giralda arrived
at Tangier yesterday from Cadiz bear
inc despatches for Senior Ojeda, the
SnantGn
sensation. Consul Gummery arrived at
Tangier to-day.
The newspapers here comment on the
relations between the Cubans and Amer
leans I'm Santiago and are sarcastic az the
EXPENSE of the former for unanimously
eracing themselves I'm the presence Of
hard work and Mauser bluuets. and then
haughtily consuming American rations
with patriotic zeal
The Stanard foresecs the possibility or
a serious quarrel the Americans being
compelled to forcibly suppress tho patri-
OTIS whom they went to protect. 1t says
that enthusiasts in the United states
might have been less sympathetic with
the chivalrous Cubans II they had seen
him amid his native scrub In his native
repuRnance TO soap and the law Of decent
living Cubans are like the Cretans, one
OF the oppressed nationalities that 1t is
easier 10 love at distance.
The Daily News regards the position
as wholly creditable 10 the American au-
thorities The better American opinion
will cordially support General Shafter.
The paper anticipates that the Americans
will be compelled FOR a considerable time
10 keep a substantial army in Cuba.
The Daily Graphic says that the situa-
ton is piduant. but scarcely surprising.
II points to the probability OF circum-
stances proving too strong for the virtu-
Gus resolve with which the United states
embarked in the war
MADRID. July l9.-Midnight-The
Ministers. after leaving the Cabinet meet
ing tonight. refused To talk concerning
what had occurred a the meeting.
Prime Minister Sagasta, the Minister OF
Foreign Affairs. and the Minister OF Pub
lie Works remained I'm conference after
the meeting. IL is believed that they
were discussing peace.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-21
What Arc They Waiting For?

II II were any other nation than Spain
or any other statesmen than spanish
statesmen that we had TO deal with Ihe
destruction Of Cervera's ships, the sur
render of General foral and his army
and the fall OF Santiago would mean the
end OF the war and an early treaty OF
peace. -
Their folly and caprice seem even TO
shame our. earnestness and energy, ana
what we regard as an AFFAIR OF the hlsn-
est concernment both TO them and 10
ourselves. they appear TO look upon as
the merest burlesdue and harlequinade'
They take nothing seriously so Iar d.
appearances or preparations snow.
Cervera shuts himself up IN santiago
Bay and then sails out in broad dayilsht'
only to be annlhilated. Camara sails up
and down the Suez Canal. at an expense
OF two or three millions OF pesetas' ana
then goes home TO await destruction az
the hands OF Watson.
To cap the climax. General Toral after
a few days OF fighting. surrenders not
only the forces that he had in Santiago
but twelve thousand other troops against
whom. General Shafter says "a shot has
not been fired"
Is there not serious side 10 this war
that Spanish statesmen can be brought 10
look at or must we be compelled 70 beat
Spain into helpless submission?
All the Spanish Cabinet has 10 do Is 10
stop this fooling. approach the American
government In the spirit Of frankness
and honesty and ask for peace. The terms
will be much easier to-day than they will
he a month hence.-Chicago Times Her
aid
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-21
REPAIRING ABINGDON CHURCH.
The Historic Building TO be Restored
Without Change.

WHITE MARSH, July Especial. The
work OF repairing Abingdon cnurch VIII
be begun at once, and will be completed
IN about two months. The outside wall
will not be lowered. as az nrst contem-
plated so that the beautiful proportions
OF This venerable pile will be left as origl-
nally built by the plans OF sir Cnrlsto-
pher Wrenn During the repairing OF the
church services Will be held by me rec
tor in an empty store-house at Hlckory
Mr.. and Mrs VIII Withers are staying
at Severnby while extensive improve
ments are being made at their nome
Eagle Point
Mrs. Graham. Of New York. and Or.
Powbatan Clarke are also visiting Nr'
Alfred Withers.
Mrs. James Harris and Mrs. Henry Wiz
liams have returned 20 Richmond. Inc
latter was recalled by the sickness OF her
husband.
A short time since Mrs. William B. Lee
gave a lawn party for the beneht or re-
pairs at Abingdon. There were refresh
ments and a recital by Miss Culbertson,
who made this the last OF number or
professional engagements In Gloucester
The weather was unfavOrable, but there
was "A clear receipt OF s2j.
There is considerable disappointment
that the vote for subscription 70 the rail-
road was unsuccessful The heavy rain
and busy wheat harvest kept many az
homo who approved the measure. Mr..
Cafletf Is making an effort 20 get up the
amount By subscription.
Notwithstanding the largest acreage In
wears the wheat harvest Is short. owing
70 he mild winter and drought OF the
snring and early summer The distriDu-
ZION OF rainfall has been irregular. being
Tor the most part too heavy In Robins
Neck and very scant elsewhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-21
SERGEANT WALKERS FtAl'
sat Down on a Spanish Shell at santi'
ago and Found II Hot.

LOWELL. MASS. July 9.-Sergeant
Arthur Rrown. OF the Ninth Massachu-
setts. writes thus from the trehches pe-
fore Santiago. under date or July oth,
Eve arrived al the battlefield about
noon. and were lined up 10 position De-
hind hill 10 act as reserves anu "
protect tho food and ammunition bul-
lets were whisthng over our heads IN
ncrfect storm. but We were becoming
pnito used 10 that sort OF thing, and.
being tired out. we lay down on tne
Ground and tried 10 keep cool WINE
we were lying there a shell dropped AT
the feet OF Sergeant Walker NOT three
feet from him. Fortunately II dlu not
explode: Il IL had the whole company
would have been wiped out
"It gave some OF the boys sucn
fright that they started % run, out ser
geant Walker called them back, assuring
them that the danger was passed ana
that he was going to use 1t tor seat
He walked over to It and pianked MN
self down. but he had no more tnan
touched It when he jumped about I'VE
feet in the air and grabbing hlIhsei ID
the seat Of the trousers yelled;
" It's hot"
1--WE stayed there all the afternoon; and
at night the shooting stopped ana We
all lay down to sleep and dream Oh
fresh bread, lobster salad. ana such
things. We were suddenly awakened Dy
a rife shot on the guard line ana III an
instant every man was on his rect anu
armed with his rifle. A moment ldteI
the Spaniards were seen coming up INC
hill on the run. with bayonets hNed.
1.-THE order was quickly given 10 pesIn
firing and almost instantly the gus
blazed and roared from the NIL tD D
righf into the faces n the enemy. AA1
Calling gun then began 90 get In It's
work and tire Spaniards went down ILhe
grass before a moving machine. IA.
there were left Of them retreated. put
not until they had lost fully 800. None
of our men were hit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-21
ALLENTOWN, 9-7j HARTFORD, 90
The Second Game Almost Broke Up in
a Row.

ALLENTOWN. PA. July 2o.-special-
Allentown and Hartford played two
games. The first was won easily by the
locals. The second almost broke up in a
row. When Allentown opened the ninth
inning by going TO the bat. the score
stood to in favor OF Hartford. James
Delehanty and Stimmell made singles ahu
Cleve got his base on balls.
Tom Delehanty hit slow one to James
Smith which the latter fumbled, allow
ing James Delehanty to score and filling
the bases. Smith OF Allentown raped
out a single, sending in the men. As
storm was drawing near the Hartford
players delayed the game and were or
dered by Umpire Howard TO play ball.
Finally one OF the Hartford players threw
the BAN over the fence. Rain then start
ed and the Hartford men refused TO con-
tinue play. Umpire Howard then gave
the game to the home club. Score:
GAL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-21
WILL HOLD HANDS OFF.
Not Relieved That Watson's Coming
Will Give Ground for European Protest


LONDON, July 19.-The Vienna cores
nondent of the Times. discussing the adj
vent and probable operations of Commo-
dore watson, says: TT is taken FOR
granted that America will punculiously
observe the obligations Of international
law. There will therefore be no legal
ground for European protests, and Inter-
vention without legal Justification Is prac-
ticallv excluded by the certainty that
Great Britain will support the United
States. while the Powers are not hkely
TO risk Fastening the cOnclusion~ot an
AngIo-American alliance by any contempt
TO hinder or coerce the United states.
"Disappointment with the policy Of the
Spanish government is growing here, ana
II is beginning TO be believed that Spain
can only be convinced OF the absolute ne
cessity of suing for peace by fresh disas-
ters. 4 great surprise was oCcasl0ned
here by the news that the odds az SAN
tiago were largely on the side OF the
Spaniards.'
The Madrid correspondent OF the stand
ard saws: Senior Sagasta prefers 10 so
licit the assistance Of France, but Duke
Almodovar de Rio favors using Germany
as the trtmp card 10 terminate the war
by seeking her action against America
I'm the Philippines. Spain naturally
wishes 10 utilize the rivalry teween
France and Germany 20 further Spanish
interests by retaining the Philippines ana
avoiding the payment Of a war indem-
nity."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-21

make recommendation In each OF the
cases Submitted by individual or regi-
mental medical officers. In every case
where discharged from service is recon-
mended 1t should be seen that the GER
tlficates OF disability embody a state
ment that the case OF disqualification
for the military service existed prior TO
the enlistment of the men. II such Is
found 10 be the fact. Department and
corps commanders are authorized TO or
der discharges on certificates of dis
ability. such orders to be carried out by
the regimental, Independent battalion,
battery or detachment commanders. as
the case may be-"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-21
Meyer Syc1e.
1903 3. Broad, Next Cor. First.
Read! Read!! Read!u
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The famous grey or white. ooc- Acme
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All the Waists that were from 81 70
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REMNANTS WORSTED DRESS GOODS
More than four hundred remnants OF
Worsted Dress Goods, black and coiors.
TO 10 yards. some very hne ones IN
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White Footing best quality, the proper
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Wide white French Organdie that cans
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See the wonderful offerings in Torschon
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and blue display of them In outside casa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-21
TO BLOCKADE ALL PORTO RICO.
The President Soon to Issue a Proc1
nation Announcing This Plan.

WASHINGTON. July IA proclam@
ton will be issued shortly by President
Mckinley extending the blockade no"
confined exclusively 20 the port OF San
Juan TO the entire coast line OF Porto
-, % the beginning OF military and
naval operations IN Porto Rico.
some OF the auxiliary cruisers nave
bean taxing turns I'm watching san Juan.
and have found no difficulty IN prevent
Inc vessels from entering and leaving
me mort The Navy Department has
found that two swift cruisers can attend
10 the blockade OF the whole island, but
80 - living of san Juan the other is en-
circlins, the island. Vessels like the ST.
paul and 81. Louis. which started the
blockade OF San Juan. can make the
circuit OF the island I'm one day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-21
A WATER HAUL.
Postoffice Robbers Crack a Safe and
Find No Money.

BURKEVILLE. VA. July 2O.-Specai-
Burglars broke into the postofiice mere
last night and blew fpen the Sste'
Luckily there was no money In II. Ihey
evidently did not care for stamps as
there were none taken.
The room was damaged some pre-
sumably by the explosion, TOOLS were
taken from a blacksmith shop near oy,
,,bicb the safe-blowers must have used
in erecting an entrance 20 the room.
So far no clue as to the Identity Of the
fhlaNeS. .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-21
ONLY HEALTHY MEN WANTED.
Orders Given To Send Home Those VINO
are Unable to DO Campaigning

WASHINGTON. July 2O.--The War De
partment has obtained Information tha'
Notwithstanding the medical eNam,ld-
tion men have been enlisted in the Voluh-
teer army who should have been 70,
jected as unit for military service, anu
the attention OF the chief OF surgeons
has been called TO the subject. genera
order Issued from the Adjutant Generd'
office says:
Systematic inquiry with NsH
70 eliminating such men snon.a
be made In the various reslmenss
arr cher commands be the redlcai VI.
'"~-e NJ wv with them. A ooara OF
LIQUID be appointed N
$500. s4..-. - -l.C 10y examine h10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-21
PATERSON, s. LANCASTER, q
The Champions Take Another Tumble
Down the Ladder.

LANCASTER. PA, July @.-Special-
Lancaster continued on the toboggan to-
dav. and in a game devoid of interesting
features save the style in which Pater-
SON thumped Clausen in the third inning
,the Champions sustained defeat Bar
ring numerous bases on balls Maglnns
pitched beautiful bali.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-21
For a Colored Congressman.

BIJRKEVILLE. VA, July 2o.-Special-
A few prominent colored Republicans
held a caucus here to-day behind closed
doors. II Is believed that they intend 10
put up candidate for Congress In this
district.
Among those present from a distance
we're A ". Harris, OF Petersburg, ana X.
L. Jackson. OF Blackstone. and several
others.
Miss Mary McDeayman. OF Appomat-
tox, Is visiting her brother. Mr.. ~ Z.
NeDsarman. at Hotai RahsrtAna.