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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-16

The vote then REQUIRED upon the adoption
of the annexation resolution, the yeas be-
ing 209, nays, 81, as follows:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-09

The Esy Machine enables US TO make
correct diagnosis IN the most conoi-
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Office have the bsnedt Of the X Ray ex-
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many times is the secret OF success in
curing diseases
ANY NAN OR WOMAN who will con.
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no one 20 blame but themselves, when
they can consult and be examined free OF
charge by DR.. Terril. the eminent Spe-
ciaist. with an unsurpassed record Of
twenty-five years Of cures.
Charges reasonable and within the reach
DISEASES OF woafEN-Dr. Terriu has
made Diseases OF Women a special fes-
ture OF his practice for twenty years Do
rot fan 10 consult hin; II you are suf-
EYE AND EAR DEPARTMENT.
charge OF a skilled oculist.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
SURGERY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED
MEN-A sure cur-the awful effect Of
early vice which brings organic weak
ness. destroying both mind and body. per
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We cure Cata--h n all its forms Medicine
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SURGICAL INSTITUTE.
is -. Main Street. Wichita. Kansas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-09

AT the trial OF Stutsman for the murder
81 Bsining. large number OF witnesses
were su5poenaed The bar very generally
agreed that the state did not allow wit
ness fees. and as consequence witnesses
experienced great difficulty in 6isposing OF
their claims 4 stepson or JudSe Keaton
and young man employed in the district
clerks once bought up these claims. y
u supposed at a small percea: OF their
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-09
DR., II. l.. SALISBURY,
dentist
DENTISTS.

TIE bes- dental work and Lowest p-icss
We extract teeth absolutely without plA
Or 10 psy. BY TIE Use % Vit1-z-1 A.
for 10, without rhe ar. - C.@ansr.
1ee.h. Sc eps god filings = - Up. pa
mum filings. &c: silver anc ana ga
4 %; ses, &c; % tseth 80. 70 esfts
made regardless of what you pzy- c.
dre1's teeth extracted f-e=- A. w.
guaranteed
Office: I5o North Main St
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-24
ANlsf. VI I'm Is.
1.-The Devil * Co."

Very much out Of and above the ordi-
nary Is TIE play, The Devil g. Co." which
was presented yesterday afternoon and
evening at the Third Avenue theater by
the JoSsey Marvin company. IL Is far and
away the best thiag the company has been
seen IN aud should certainly have had a
weeks run. The scenes are laid in sunny
Spain, with Its picturesque environment
ard dress. The story told is interestingly
developed. II Is the story of a pair OF
lovers separated by circumstances most
unusual and romantic. involving muir
der. conspiracy, etc The lover goes - a
lonely wood on s. Johns night 20 implore
the help OF the devil, As no one else seems
willing 10 aid him. His sweetheart dis
ggised the devil. appears and they form
an alliance. The Deyii & Co. The man
neT IN which sine aids him IS charmingly
developed during the progress OF the play
The costumes and accessories are ex-
tremcly rich. Tonight is tn last per
formaNcc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-24
The { aiidren's Carnival.

On July 90 and August there Will be
given at the Seattle fhelter, under tac
auspices 81 the Church OF Our Lady OF
Good Help. the chldren's carnival with
moro than sixty children in the cast. The
programme consists OF fancy dances
songs, tab!cauN. fancy marches ard many
other things. besides the opcretta. Little
Red Riding Hood" III costume. In fact
the costuming la This performance has sell
dora been rivtled. There are 30 cheap and
tawdfy effects. Everything IS the best
What is more the costumes fits the parts.
The carnival VIII be Interesting alike to
children and grown people as every one
Is s9Te 10 enjoy The good singing q nj dane
ing: IL say notAug OF the haad>ome dress
ga the little folks viii wear. No expense
has been spase3. livery on" who attends
should oe prepared for an enjoyable even
Ing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-24
Some OF the rlany Spe-
cial Inducements i'm
the Drapery Room.

S!x-quarter reversible Tapestry Table
Covers in iicrai effects, Si.25 each.
Eight~quarter Reversible Tapestry
Table Covers. $50 each.
Stx-quaTter extra heavy Tapestry
Covers. in blue. cream. green, red and
wine, $i75 each.
Six-quarter Chenille Table Covers.
Co each.
Eigh;-quartcr Chenille Table Covers.
s2'0 each.
Tapestry Coueh Covers. "a yards
loug, $3.50 each.
Tapestry Couch Covers. llzx3 ID
yards neaYy fringe. $40 each.
couch Covers IN Persian and Turkish
effects. $500. s. - and $500 each
Chenille Por,icres. the qualities we
have b,en selling at $40 and $500 n
pair reduced TO 500 q pair.
Tapestry Por'ieres. heavy fringe top
and bottom. $50 ana $50 qualities. re-
duced 10 $40 "a pair
Tapestry Portieres. the extra heavy
KIND double faced. have been selling At
s. 3 and $50 qualities. now reduced 10
! Is pair.
IItiaa Velour and doubiefaced Per-
sian aud Turkish Tapestry Portieres.
extra wide and extra long, the 5000.
sto"1 and Sie.oo kinds. reduced TO 500
a pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-24
WOmen's Belts.

Leather Belts, with metal or leather
covered backle. black and c0lored. 25c.
35c, 45c each.
Real Seal Leather Belts, with metal
or leather covered buckles. black or
coiors. 50c. CSC, &c. a5o. 81 10 $2.25 each.
Fancy Silk Belts, with ties 10 match.
reduced from 45c IA 70 each.
Fancy SILK BELTS, with ties to match.
reduced from &c 20 40c each.
Fancy SILK Belts, with ties TO match.
reduced from $50 10 &c each.
Leather ChatelaiHe Bags. 25c, sJc. Coo.
SOC. 81. 81; - 10 g. each.
Leather Shopping Bags. with cloth
tops. 2gc, .5c &c. 5! Ia 80 each.
Leather Coln Purses, io,. lJc, 80. csc.
Soc q5c 10 Sl-n each
leather Combination Purse and card
case. -. soc. -. s.. So. 80 81. 3.
s. -. 81. 8 a tn $l.5l each
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-24
bIPPEAR|NG ONE BY ONE.
fasTAwASs FROM THE
~.rckED STEAMER BEACH
TooL Charge of Them and
Pro.sded Them With bed ana
n>ard, Bat Not being Content
Nth That. Sought PASTURES Ne"'

-. sxr<rienra % County Commissioner
|~r.,sv gyas win tae Twelve Getaways
So, ,hs wrecked yukon e.e@r steamer
-.p., J. Beach Il beeina.a@ - bar 4
..rs.ax resemblance - NE Oh nursery
80. Dealing vslth tire 'tea iittie Injans
..,dsnx sn a lsre." ard Their tragic cis-
.,casyance. one b. orc. ~ compliance w''a
-. ger. demands OF an laex1r29-" fais
.rs TIE Jaws 81 the raTme ia3ash the
~s.s.xo cazsaxays - far have Hot van
go -, tr.ysr.llx .n5uga w.-l tax greater
nps6lty. ...s ,.......-,-..
go sers landed In SAT- F+ciiA'le ISt9ia-
- ~ the treasure saip i.oaf4oke. onIy
ere nos rsgna1n a. charg1a 1pun Inc c>at-
- or tie very hrs, day ore Of the
wsaye found employment ara a-aaIpear
ThH other eileen weTe taken 10 the
Ss-stzan h8.el ga SKI avenue and James
800 and !eft 10 b>s BOARDED ard lodged a.
=. esgcafy's expense untI arTausenleHts
- a. mace 70 send them home. That
-. .wo more. 5cth b-.ag miners from
N.nsan. guietiy disappeared ard X Is
s,,ryoas6 tax tie tTake- team route for
- nattYe hIIs with a frm resolve never
~ v.ntnrs again Oh iae rolling deep.
x.~t.raav Commissioner Ryan aas In
go thst sess..4 m1Fe ~ las charges had
SSsrasa a ffclgas train bound for the
U1pay CITY, ard last nsEat the landlord
:, 10 Michigan we wondering whether
!, .x,,,s be worth while 70 reserve sleep
- accommodations ;or the other two.
49, a reporter called 70 ascertain the
- @. those sho had gone and those
- SIN remained the cheerful clerk
v,,srsed 70 tie register
.srhsr. they are 10 remarked In the
~.-rae,llar AZ tae h1'el man. Il dont
.oax ore from t'other Of EN-. All | know
/, xe slept hire the first night, and seven
,hs second AID I've Iut EN- down for
go tonight. ard they're not around here
,srx Maybe they've gone too. / don't
know"
,mlle Of ore who views duty we'll done
And sighed
,ons. that s nn % 'e-n exceut that one
80 his fingers cat off on one hand. We
Aa Aft We could for them. | Was trying
a. "a. Il.dze Burke 70 send EN- home over
,ss Great Northern IL the company Gould
,Ys transportation. lie sent me 10 Mr..
e.sssns. tie passenger agent. Then tAe
..naaBy heard the men had some money
eou.ng from an Insurance company !
S.and that wasn't true. II they waited
nagba We Rouf have got transportation
for ,AeHi Eut ! guess they got tired wait
Eg.
sru not sure whether the others want
"A xn hack home % not.
aps then Commissioner Ryan nodded his
,,ad IN tlnt "we'n look Into it, manner
rY,n.y commissioners adopt before they
hs.s ben lf office long. Most people would
,.thsr tel their troubles 10 e county com
r0ls,sonar than policeman. aud county
eoua,a,Sa1l4Ts get used % l.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-24

iu 81 frse,nt laetrr f-e-l W4>hincfon. T. e.
= 30 r3i treud. Naur a. \ S;iier fur
twenty wears | u,ir8 States ons,1 =; >iuTa-
Ts'ry. saws ~ bile at lA.> MONIES heyame
acquainted wlth Imminent known A. cham
beglAia~ Pam EA.gu whi-A | found excel
lsut aE458,: rhc0ms;I>r - well s. sgalus;
s,,1cl',S~ go re ,hrsst sni chssi giving IRE
nec' es,.c- breathing hal : toucn -
pgrs.ns.soia sil. week az3 ,wo applications
irev.iy appuei a. tAe throat AMI hest ~
Hexci me # il a; onsv ! wogtd nog bs
r.thcl. II l0E anything
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-24
A Revelation in Book
Selling.

That's just what it IS.
Books at dry goods profits
are cheap property for any
body'S purchase, and when
YOU can get them at clearing
sale prices the cost is almost
nothing. Every book 10 be
sold before our new goods ar
rive. Second floor, near
elevator.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-24

National Guard tn lie Reorganixed
in This State.

The National Guard OF Washington Ia 10
be reorgan.zed. and next Friday evening
al o'clock Adjutant General L. J. Can
ton will be in the city for the purpose 81
mastering In new companies for Seattle.
This order viii undoubtedly cause a stir
III military circles. as several companies
that were organized IN the hope OF being
chosen when the second call was made.
and were disappointed have still kept up
their organization with the intent or JOIN
ing tie militia when it was reorganized.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-24
Boys Specials in Brief.

Boys long trouser suits for ages Is 10
10, black and navy blue chev!ots at S.
Fancy cheviot mixtures. single and
double breasted at $50. $50. $40.
Boys black English clay suits. single
and double breasted at SIC.
Boys White Duck Sailor Blouse suits.
collar and shield trimmed She regular g
quality. now on sale 10 close out at s.
Boys Galatea and blue denim Sailor
Blouse suits a. $50. enough said.
Boys Fancy Cheviot Sailor Blouse
Suits. collar and shield trimmed a, s.. ".
would lie cheap at 81.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-24

rasre are now in the county san bat
tag,y five prisoners 81 told. aud SIX or
;tse ar, held as witnesses. This number
q NE smallest for over year. A. one
fns sevenfy-flve prisoners VAS not an IN
csamou number at the iail. many Of them
Desperate characters New Tho glory or
rarterers' row has faded Charlie Nord-
s,ran Is ;he ouly murderer now in jail. and
TIE honiclte club has diShanded.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-24
Mothers Friend Shirt
Waist.
soc Quality for 35C.

Boys unlauulerel Shirt Waists. nice
assortment OF patterns. material cot
ton wills. percales and indigo blue cot
tons. all with Mothers Friend patent
bands one price So.
Boys Black Sateen Blouses orly small
sizes on hand. 90.
Royz' Handsome striking effective
Navy Blue Sailor blouse suits. The ma
:erlal l.Ght weight p.Io; cloth collar and
shi.l trimmed, The style OF blouse
fault,ess regular 8 sori. our price s..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-24
wHo WANTS An oFFiCEt
rss.fy Commissioners Have one
rh., Are Anxious to Give Away.

TAA Yapus,s at the county courthouse
Issssiss. found one Office which 10 one
ssH and they simply stand aShaS'.
ssne tire ago the road edptFt t&oE Ia Toaa
csrict No IS. near AuDara. resigned.
saes sl,en several farmrgs have been Of
feed the position. but on one ground or
snsthsr have refused II. tn county CON-
sssson.rs are disheartentd % see She Of
srs u heggtng.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-24
Licences To Wed.

Licenses 10 wed were issued yesterday
ser:
Alber, Cookinsham con. Of Seattle. and
Enra Roy !.ihtey en-. OF Port Townsend.
fvsn r Miles t5al and Margaret jenkins
o. hath ~ Carbonate. Ernest y. Honey
a. ef seattle and Kate Trafer tan, ~
Appleton w. l9uis pryf0o> (I,l ~ So
litls au1 f.oo}so Lazarus ts0. OF New
ycgs city Frank J CHsmh~rla ia tlu. II
tsetile and LYDIA J GaHnt t.~0. al san
fFanf8s4s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-24
fhr oiogicaI Lecture.

rrot. N. +. Knox, ne great rhreuolngt-
ca ircturer MI deliver the frat ~ a
series - SIX h.sh3y Instructive lectures
Monday JAY 81. ~ % y. IN. ~ Wilson'S
Modern EHs."'ss college Tsas professor
- wears ~ experience as lecturer has
few eq3ais Teachers lawyers husiaes.
inf1. parents and students Should hear
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-24

Commenting tonight 80 FlorcrtIae lady
T~onht t"nrs with Miss May Fuller. vocal
js' ard Miss Anna Kitlis0. vtoliai-r rs
Special attract lions. viii again entertain
IL" pualic ~ this popular resort
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-24
Cours Note.

II, lens saa Insane sl1vk7u.ah
rreser. MS taken - the asylum AZ
s'siacoom W fHe sheriff yesterday, Re
isn going Long wrote letter u Gov.
ax~fs ce ag.us ris Innocence
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-24
In Our Drug Store


Mennen's Talcum Powder. l5c bot
tie
Colgate's Antlsepllo Tooth Powder.
"a bottle.
Dr. LYONS Tooth Powder. sac a bottle
Handicap Tooth Powder. atc bottle.
Sheffields Dcntine. N, a bottle.
f.spey's Cream. iSc a bottle.
Wood5ury's Facial Cream, 2Nc a bot
tie.
Woodbury's Dental Cream. sAc Bot
tie.
Woodbury's Soap. i9c . cake.
Cuticura Soap, i5c cake.
Pears Soap, ID a cake
All White Rose Glycer!ne Soap. l5c a
cake.
Packers Tar Soap. NJ cake.
Glenn's sulphur Soap. % a cake.
Roger x Gaiiet's Soap. 2ic a cake.
Plnauds Sanda! Wood Soap. DC
cake.
Colsa,e's Sandal Wood Soap. sc a
cake.
Coleato's vioris Soap. l9c n cake.
Colgates MedIeated Tar Soap. lno \
cake.
Juvenile Soap. l5c A cake.
Coco,tnut OIL Soap 10 a dozen cakes.
White Oatmeal Soap. 6 cakes for 20.
Georgia Pine Tar Soap. cakes for
ssc
Pilgrim Soap 6 cakes for &c.
pinaud's Eau de ouinine, T5c n hottie.
Colsate's Rum and Qunine. 25c 4 bot
tie.
Pinaud's Toilet water. 6oc, e5c. SIS.
$50.
Cocate's Toilet water. small size toc-
CoIgates Toilet Water. large size. 100.
pray's Nail Enamel. 3lc a box.
Pray's Emery Boards. 2ac box
Pray's Rosaine. 20 a box.
Pray's Ongoline. 45c = box.
Dressing Combs. D.. Ioc. l,c, Sc. ccc.
% zee 10 ,5c.
Tooth Brushes. DC. Ice. 15e. nc. so.
So TO i0c.
I.ebie's Extract Beef. Iron and Wine.
81 a bottle.
t'uIi line Of all well known makes OF
Perfumes. Toilet Waters, etc.
Bulb SyrinRes, three hard rubber
pipes. SIC each.
Bulb SyrinEes four hard rubbcrrpipes,
So each.
Fountain SyrjnFe=. three hard rubber
pipes. tw0-Quart rubber bag. 1o each.
Fountain Syrlnres three hard rubber
pipes. three-quart rubber bag. eS.c each.
Fountain SyrinGes. three hard rubber
pipes, fcur-QUart rubber bag. zoo each.
Fountain Syringes. five hard rubber
pipes, two-quarS ruhhsr bag. 90 each.
Fountain SvrinRes. FIVE hard rubber
pipes, three-Quart rubber Tag. tlop
sH~ti.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-24
Summer Needlework.

Summer Needlework.
To ladies seeking embroi-
derry work for summer pas
time We offer exceptional OPP
portunities during Our clear
ing sale.
Cambria Covered Down Pillows. iixis
-. lexls. i-s i8xls. So. 2@x22. slA:
zixo4. 81 ~ 2x25, tl0
Farcy cushion Covers. BIC. 50c, sJc,
1sc go sl25. 80 10 s..
Stamped Doyiies. &c, &c. Sc. i3c 10 80
each
stamped Tray Cloths. 50c. CSC. &c.
81 al each.
Stamped Center Pieces, 35c. lbc. Go.
Tsc ~ 20 g. ~ each
STAMPED Tea Cloths. 81 .. 1i.50. sl.7s
&. g. =, each
Hand Made, Baffanb@fg TTays. Scarfs
And Center FiseeE a. extremely low
prices
FuI i.ns Ratteaberg. Honi'on and
Lace Bralds. TaFeass. Buttons and
Rings.
oar assert nssrt - Ysraz Is more com
pieta than ever before.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-24
JOHN DAVIS & CO.,
Downs Block. 100 Second Avenue

Reed. Turner is accused Of having blown
up a safe IN Mission Il. g. and then
burned down the building TO hide the
crime. His alleged partner in the crime
Vas 'Baldy" Smith, who Is now doing d
life sentence in the peniteniiary for arson.
Turner has been hunted by the British Co.
iumbIa police for long time. but until his
recent visit 10 this city. he has been well
concealed on a farm in kitsap county. He
was recognized and arrested here by Offi-
GERS Powers and Corbett.
The herald., 1898-07-01
BATTLE BEGUN
President Receives Word
From Shafter
LACKS CONFIRMATION
Rurmors That the American Forces Have
Suffered Reverse Madrid
Dispatch ON the Fight


a
a IN hop O. news o
a toc nrm
"A cah here tonight
in
r
ragged halaed Cuban today He
dthmt
changing gfrewnh pa yhas
confess mi we're
Hed andch
las
week They have gained prompted by for
dcwn
10 that
making hewinank
leat one o
The herald., 1898-07-01
Commodore Watson Is Or
dered to Sail
Our Troops i'm Cuba Pushing For
ward at Every Point of Var1-
tage-The Situation
SPECIAL TO THE HERALD

SPECIAL
WASHINGTON 30-(special Herald) Commodore
Waton squadron organized Spanish coast
under Spain the earliest possi-
BILE
Orders this evening Admiral hasten the
departure scey ships
with Sampson another that Sampson will
either go with will follow him with two batthips and
operations against Spain The ships constitute
squadron cleaning bottoms and provisions all
of which will be finished by the time Watson arrives.
make first descent
the Cana The naval force against him there consists Of four
torpedo After dpng them Watson will then either continue
the there the islands transfer the of action
to the Spanish peninsula.
PUSHING ONWARD
ON BOARD THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH BOAT DANDY
Off uragua Santiago Cuba &C. Kingston
jamaica 1898 by the Associated Pres
being modified rapidly spobe
in the vicinity of Aguadore miles Santiago The
moment the tedious completed the Spains ditch
Cuba will be begun When that will begin General
shafter himself cannot say.
The troops moved without delay and pushing
forward Of the ambulances and
artillery taxing the skill and endurance Of the officers and the
From Baiqu where the artillery landed present
concentration the road through angle UNDER
steep hillside and reacheous
streams miles Through this
thcket guard army cutting way Engineers
levng and filling pits while large force of regulars
and volunteers with axes aided by with are
clearing brush few light guns have already
reached this The not yet within five miles Of the
vanguard.
hafter left his ship and his quarters with
Wheeler the front His appearance there gave the
that attack Santiago would but the staff
officers tonight it impossible get the shape to strike
blow for several days. -
troops oamped four miles besged city,
and remainder the forces stretch along the road there
Juragua and Baiquiri.
semcircle resting
miles from those under command General Chafe with the
right Miles mile to the
northwest Beginning with the Twelfth infantry
Seventh Seventeenth Fourth Twentfh and Tenth infantry
the right the order named Beyond them picket lines
shed threequarteis of mile Santiago city being plain
of General Chafees and Colonel Miles troops
RED CROSS FLAGS
has among by large
of Red Cross flags flying buildings Santiago
flags counted today that
hosted tonight They all flying from the largest
nent buildings and officers the Spanish soldiers evidently
intend thus protect place the offering good mark
for the American artillery
All day long today four American menowar lay within mile
half Morro shot exchanged The
board could almost have exchanged words with the soldiers ashore
the fact that the Saniard did risk shot two taken
perhaps they of ammunition The Iowa.
they moones within easy range MORO might
received Sampson today Span
supply Pusima Conception which escaped
recently safely Luna port Sprus
southern Of the Santa Clara The naval officers
much chagrined at the fact that the steamer
{ a kNmsMM@s~
The herald., 1898-07-01
AFRAID OF GERMANY
The Government Is Not Entirely Satisfied With the
Present Situation


o.
much A
Of
the Of
Of
gGemnac od Of
Yin seven nGerman
that Geym the
o
elyw rdemon at lN Q
w 10 break promise wsooudh be- mstth m =
JDN8 1897
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-03-15
THE SENATE KILLED..
rhe "fainep Investigation Proposition II
Barely vetsd Down.o Give the
President Time.

WASHINGTON, March 49, The sen,
ate COMMITTEES on naval affairs having
under consideration today the resoIu-
tion instrncting the investigation of
the Maine disaster to be made, de-
citied by vote Of 6 to 5 to postpone
action.
There was q sharp exchange of
words between the advocates of I'm
mediate action and those who think an
active Investigation should be deferred
In order to permit the administration
to follow its opportunity to press its
own Investigation through the naval
Board of Inquiry.
The suggestion of the steps to be
taken by the committee to secure from
the Navy department all information
10 its possession, was adopted 1t ID
said that the postponeinent was secured
by Secretary McEnry joining with the
Republicans and that Chandler voted
with the opposition for an immediate
Investigation. ae.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-03-15

+ NEW YORK, March 10. - Sylvester
Scoyel, the Worlds correspondent ct
Havana, telegraphs today that the res
port of the naval board of inquiry will
be ready to forward TO Washington ip
two or three days.
The drawings and plans based on
divers investigations are nearly finisli-
ed.
The divers are working now only to
verify the points already suggested by
previous discoveries and to take aeeli-
rate measurements of certain imporS
tant port plates Of the wrecked vessel
and twisted ram which, the cores.
pondeht asserts, lies in such = spneifiQqD
as. to prove the theory Of outside force.