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SPAIN IS ENTHUSIASTIC.


Loadoa. 5gse tia. correspondent a. n
TelesrsrA a. Msaria. csaoerriag the eathus,-
as'a aeoat TIA Nfrrinaac aEalr. szys Leg
tenant General C9vrsa. minister Of war. a.
learning IhRs TIE esatents & the sffeizI ,e,s-
gram excited great enthusiasm "a he rorte..
remarked ;A4t 4 rss undesirable fsr ;ss
oountry 70 excite Azelf over matters vhirb
srs smaii Sc ceHpsrtsou WITH ,hyse we;ea
via yet cccur, lest II ssFers aisAgpoistzaent
Il iAs iosfuse x var sAoula pFsxe adverse.
~ Htraleo, Polatlag Sal thai the Unl ea
staifs IA utterly auVrepA-ga Ter var. SAYS.
AeH'fni Dewey. who fAaciee that as rsuya
sciHe Manila whsasvsr be wished has p.t
faeceedes in sssunE beyoaa the arsenal ~
CARTE Ilaad. cub1 continues laacress5ste "A
ihs AiatFieaAs. waass forrnfaAsss seuA@-oa.
resreAi fro.n tbs meatnere guas o. on, aat
tetses- ard Admiral CsTvsrs'f Sc, having 10
then 4 wa goose bass o. TIE sea has p.,,
rostse and rrpslsad them &. s4xtiAxo
- rap%rs uhAa usouSsy traat tss erxl- &c
a t-Enal Nlgtery Asd Tho rrthusaaseir rns-,-
.tsi-lops u has psagoi1ea taroex halst $50
Esets SH-As ne view FrevRhs - lie pssibsgis
J. Asrsirsl saHpsoa's stsry Is regarded as pure
El Literal calls hin the --sps,e,or. =.
rafal. ara a3ds that evsa 81 WnsSf- -,
as siaris~ vii zrS 1,5 rrse.are
NeoNTcinS 70 a d-Esstch fraan Santiago ,he
the Ntrrfn2t sAF 1aa 81
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FLEEING FROM HAVANA.


Especial u,Epstes to The Past ana New rc-s
iisgale. es7yriEht. 1881 ~ James Garaoa
Be@netfl
Hasslngton, June s--Aaviees received
IN WashinEtea from TeliAais sources In
Havana ava ether parts q Cuba state
that large nrmbers o. prouaiaent Autana-
Hiats have fea from TIA cspl,sl and many
az then have sneceeAed in reaching points
in MeGiSa The list whies is autheuue.
'aela@es many o. ghe most prsnlnen, offi-
GERS q the autaaouais, government Ia
h4sesa. ana several senators and ae7aties
who have al sAosg. since Blazco has been
xoVNrncr general o. Cuba, uphela The
heicaomist government Aad ATTEMPTED 20
tufee that Seherne nrnn the Cubaas and
bring aooat peace between the islspd an,
Spain.
Among those who have succeeded Ia
rtSehtng Vera Graz sn3 other ports in
Mexico are Seaor Arturo Arabsird- Leo
E'olae zola, deputy and proraAneas law
yer 81 Havana. ans REGARDED as aee az
me brightes; mea ID that city, Antonio
sAAehez B1s'2msnt. another deputy, Fer.
nAnco MAritirs- cairnsi OF ths Havana
volunteers; Manuel pesaita. lie2tenAnt-
eoaonei OF the Havana volunteer Dr
horst and Dr. SaEesres, pAysirlAns Ia the
'oslriecr army, and Jose CAianaA a gcster
OF the artonerasst party. one OF the strong
esi ADVOCATES az TIA; plan ~ govern rgcr,t
Tor SnEa and ere of the fnreIacs, rrten.s
OF SoFernor-fse General niAnce
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WORK AT SANTIAGO.
.S~sss
Ssnpses Will Asistsis the Blorksd.
CstI Troops Arrive.
HOPED CLRyERA WILL SURRENDER.
Americss Troops Now 10. Nest la
dian matters.
AxExGAGrNENr is REPORTED
There Has Bssa Nothiug to Contirm
fhs Report.
The SPsNIsPDS CAN'T BE sTARTtD.
Cubsn Recently From santiago says
They Have Prevsslens for nm In
deHnise Length of Time.
AN ENGAGEMENT is REPORTED
There Has Bssa nothing to Confirm
ths Report.
The sPsslaPDS CAN'T BE sTARytD.
Cubsn Recently From santiago says
They Have Previsions for nm In
deHnEse Length of Time.

cep@tia1 Dirpa.zbto Ths r7st ans New ye-y
Ecrs1e Copyright. 1880, ~ James Csf-
ctu Berref,.3
waahsngton. JGrs s.Feadhng the ar
Tagal of American troops, ssHapsqns ranD-
81 war via rerfoTrs ths na5at9sso1s s'zt
highly important cork et baekaigag San
lisso dc Cuba. Tie nsoaodsuy mag be o.
casionAlly relieved hy thA daatraetloa o,
azy neS Batteries that me spaasaras nj
s1srsa to erect or By the sisehArEs ~ shells
as any worknpss wbp may Try 70 te.sovs
1he wrenk 81 the Msrr3Dac
TAsre is lsltle pro psrt that the aruor-
ela4s under Rear Admiral sa1aps9r-a roc--
mzpa viii be able 10 try Their ales5le
against the srDnlsh srraorei yruasgra. fiy
sdakisg The collier Msrrir1nr 10 tAr haraeF,
Eazr Aazaarai Sal ps0n closed the channel
50 eseztiualiy a. Lot only to prsy4aa III
escape Of Adnlrs3 CarvEru, but the ingreas
m his owu ships
II is desired by The rfrielsia hat thsre
shall De a. Iatlls ioss q iIs ~ possible
and fur this rsasap # ~ boPe5 thai A4nl-
raj Cerrera ~iil SURRENDER az sooa ss be
Gar harorahgy 90 So.
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MUST LEAVE CANADA
Carrasfs snd Dubosc Are Certain
to Be Soon Expelled.
PROOF AGAINST Them IS CONCLUSIVE
The Letter Reeentiy Discovered Has
Removed All Doubts.
THEY NAY BE PROSECUTED.
Canadian Inv Furnishes sucb Of
lenses AGAINST a Friendly Ma
tfon-Action by Pauncefote.

washinyion, June Steps have beer
taken Il is expected whereby Lieutenant
C5rranza. WHO has conducted the Spanish
SPY system from Montreal with his asso-
ciate, senior DuDosc, formerly Arst sscre-
tE-y Of the spenish legation al Washing
ton, VIII be expelled from Canada within
the next few days. uul1ss they adopt their
own means to leave before AZ external
question IL raised as to their presence IN
Canada
TIE C@rrauza letter detailing his spy sys-
TEN was communicated to the British am
easssdor Sir Julian Psuneefote together
with all other information bearing on the
operations OF the Spanish officials in Can
ada The Ambassador EsE quick 10 act IN
the matter ana without waiting the slow
processes Of the mail be eaoled the entire
matter to the foreign office.
No doubt IS entertained as To the speedy
action Of the authorities n London nov
that q specific case has been maze ont
against the Spanish officials IA Canada.
They would have taken the initiative ere
THIS ha1 there bee1 anything tangible 70
act upon. But the Czrranz4 letter wes
proof positive and The British officials
acted quickly and on their own volit.oa
toward securing adequate redress
The state department has not ca5led
Ambassador Hay. not defining il seoss-
sAry 10 DO more than simply lay the facts
before t1e British ambassador here.
About week ago Al effort Was made
by the Spanish officials 70 enlist the SYM
PATTY Of the British embassy here With az
alleged British subject imprisoned al
Tampa who il is now believed is the spaa-
lard alluded to II Lieutenant Carranzs's
Letter.
A Canadian lawyer arrivei here last
sunday and mads d personal appeal to Sir
Julian PAuncefote to intervene in be-
half q The man imprisoned at Tampa
There were suspicious circumstances cor
nscued with the case and before acting
the ambassador asked for specific recital
OF ali the facts. These we're not forth
coming and the case was not pushed
When The Czrrauza lslter appeared stat
ing that one OF his spiss had been caught
al Tampa ii became apparent that the
efforts toward Intervention vera designed
TO secure the release Of this SPY.
ASIDE from the offcial ection Of the
British government II IS quite likely that
ne Canadian officials viii take some ac-
ton against Carranza and DuBosc under
the Canadian statutes
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WAR BULLETINS.

Stps hsytifn, HART Jane Ne news m,
BEN gcosaree trc1a Santiago &c Celia 49,
- Mnthes iass June Tie Flfsy-n-E.
Camp Nehiaiey toeay for saz Fraar.sce'
Key West. gEs@ "A private c5hf.rr,r, =.
ecr.c herr toszny from Mr. r NJ Krira,
~ ~ srrsIoneent q iAe i.srsaa Times SOW /.
heea Sc a. iih~rty. naa
esge h1ytlen. June 5.--Ths strsncr s. s.
r,,en. sharh arrives Asre this -ner,ssar ,-.,,
n-trs. rsrorts that one sgarlsh cruiser sr3
80 ARE sFs1lsf tsrp%io noetx WEI. !,
ssf ssan &c Porto Rtro a. Frsssy ~ r,,-
sss az - ssrsklas slseshsre
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A BUDGET FROM HlTI|
Shipments of Sugar to Au,,l
Ports Is Prohibited,
ASYLUM FOR THE REC0NCFNTRAN
Admirais Ccmplimented for Hr.,I
in Running Away From san,|
SON and ScbIcy's FIeeta

Copyrighted, 1sas, by Associated pm,
Havana. June 3. ?. m.-tFrom . ~
ish CorresPondentl-The council 4,
retsries Of the autononist tovernus,tI
decided hot TO allow the shiprnent a y
20 American ports, but will allow Il II
shipped TO neutral ports in blockade Y
ners which bring provisions a1d coil \
can be landed in any part Q. lie ~
without paying custom house du,ies \
council also ordered the mining q
which has BEEN discovered near Gus,I
il Tie province Of Havana. which nj
placed al The disposal Of Admiral Massa|
The credit c: 81. geo has been ro,s;l
promote the cultivation Of the lend
ne2E the mine
4 commission Of the Cuban ch.r|
has formally rendered congratulated
the commanders Of the spanish cruz
Oonae Fenadlto and Nueva Espxari
The courage they displayed in gong uS|
meet the ships CT the squadron biockzs]
Havana some time ago.
The chambers have sent a jeint ,elsnl
Of congratulations to Admiral ceven
cause CT tbs courage shown by him ds;]
tie bonoardnent Of the to-tincatiosil
Santiago
The city o. Havana has FOUNDED
asylum for the reconcsntrsdns.
General Blaneo has authorized ,5esN
h&sso OF the province Of Puerto PrinclTl
forla E regiment " 1900 Coliass6e ID
natives TO Eight against the Americznk
TIE British stegmer Myrueicre, "
s7f.ved at Isabella on M3y - from \
west by way Of Carae1as. viii LEAVE 1
week, carrying passengers ard ii-eA u
Of susxr.
&c military commando. a; Salaast
Cuba has proposed rewards sor Two ensgA
and gunner who made three shou 4
were seen - land on the American sara|
during the honbsrdnelt.
SIX huadred Insurgents recently st1dl
Saro. uoAr Ho.guiu. but we're reralsss
volunteers
General Molina, military couiniacisl
MataEzas, has made a distribution Of =
sacks et floar fer children and pecsl.
the a2lanzss asy!uns-
Senor Alberto Datoucher has BEES
pointed inspector Of the Havana euliiu1|
zoae-
On June 5 American warshirs apra
of Casblrisn. TIE military Sc,n1aii
ordered everybody 10 arms and the srs
gunnoat made ready 10 engage In ~
with one of The american warshlas bit !
American retired.
Tie military commander al San Nc
inns province, has issued an order es'
on everybody 10 enroll for the defea
the town in case Of an attack.
Coal mines have been discovered y
province of Santa Clara
General Blanco has issued an ordH
hioiiing the presence OF foreign csni
pondents In the island and thrsaienift
put ell such on trial rs spies. accorals'
the military code.
During lively discussion in the ~
omist council the minority attickm
aOlencmist schemes The minister o.
ana telegraph defended the council
over -, 600 new volunteers are reau
enter the service OF Spain.
Pablo Riliado de Luna. q native OF
urissns, has been arrested for IT,
insulting remarks in a coffee house
about the Spanish feet
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HsYTiEv HuMoRs.
Report Says That tire Re.sIute Wa.
Chased by a spa niard.

Fort aH Prince, Hayti. June s. =. m
According tc the latest adyices froui san.
iisEo 1e Cuba there wsre not more If,az
tesentsen ships in the ofErg ell DAY ana II
Is behaved that The rnisslag vessels hay.
gene for provisions and munitions Of war
Al this afternoon the Eaytiea steamer
Nouveiie vcldregue arrived here fruza Care
Haytaen sitter touching al ali porsx sJena
fhe coest. She reported Inst YESTERDAY
at Mole St. Nicholas she saw The UaGa4
States troopship Resoiute The vrssea was
under convoy, II was ascersalnsi from
passengers on hoard that the Resolate had
been pnrsnea ectwron Jauravel aud Mote
St Nicholas by two Spanish cosyeSses but
hid managed 10 escape theui.
From the same source II Is learned TIA.
Csrysra's sanadron in It's caiiresy IL 40,
N Santiago. but that ealy cruiser. sun
POSED to be the Cristohai cpler or.s tor
peco boat and two auxiliary erlissys are
there
The collier Merrimac so il Is thought Az
bsruaEo. weut down laden with ceaf
Probably 10 render the Obstruction Of tbs
hartcE more complete. There Is 40 dirt
nSEs from Santiago tonight
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rnR E1cRA.eE.
II VIII 20 Arranged no Rapidly a.
Possible.

IL VIII 20 Arranged no h1 FsEolN a.
P@s.sAsIe-
fSue,asl rysr,ss.sh - TIE Fast sra .sew YORK
Herald. Copyright lssh by sslass Gereas
BennSti1
washingtoa. Jsae 5--NAtal c'9satrultcr
Is1baoa 2ua the serea br2ve nea vhe as
sslsa ann in untang iAe &efrinae, saa
vAc we're al TAKEN prisoners by admiral
cerrers. VII be llbe-stea a. soau as passi-
lie. 1t Is tfs bel,sf o. me authsea.ies nere
tha' General Biaaco and admiral csrvnra
We rpt b~rissts 70 agree 10 M exchange
Of prisoners. as soaa al Admiral sAmp-
seas rupert OF tire Hinting IT ihe MerT3ra.
and TIRE capture q Naval Constructor Hob
sssn and liz ren had beea received. GOA
ssrerre was heia al ,fs White House be
tween Frssiacss meKtnlsy Secretary of
ws- AlEer and &ettRg Secretary ct tAe
Nary Allen a. waiah tiaas Il was decided
IraTaessiatsly To alsh1ri1e ADMIRAL SGn4psoa
to orea rssot4atlaus FOR an exchange o,
rr7scners TIE admiral was accordingly
iFftrRrsfa hy eahle to do So asa he va,
also 1911 TO send at onso the names ami
rsfi1ss RI the RI who were captured rils
Constructor Hohsoa so tha, arrangement.
can be taAte to exchange Spanish prisoner.
d TIE same relative rank for them.
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THE TTx.s TRooP~.

A MID case q snAiipoT tas aerei77ss
Erronr ras Allhar.a truors IT &ua1s, sut
there is DC Sanger Of Hry spread
Texans mny be ksrt Ia raEsp at Mobile
All Summer
Shoes have t,een issued IN the First and
Secana TWAS infantry al Mesiis
Ths cavalry VIII LIN y fauve 10 san Az
rania ~ earesaav or ThursaHy
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~ AWE NoRnE.
All inc Regulars Have LET, far III -
Rrnaesxous 1T Tnrnr

Mobile, Ala, 5upe 5-Tbe fif,h czra,-,.
is;' emp early TITS incoming sor Moatro-.rr.
'hF7s 70 take the PiAai System to Taraaa'
TIE Elevts,h iufaHtry iosA the same -oute
eaSias The Afternoon and IA. camp q r,-r
a-ars : DO more. Five rexiEagnts q Foluu-
fctrs are rpr1SizIzg
the teSasEI-ters q the F0urih array cv--.
tsrrea ~ ofheerS thAt their wiN sha+xjv Il.
eesteree aeTe the full complement a eo-ss
heeG resolved. -
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A HERO Of MANILA DEAD.
Captain Gridlsy Of the Flagship
OLYMPIA Ssceunas.
fHE INJURIES RECEIVED IN BATlLE.
Never Recovered Frsss the Effects
of the right, 10 wAirh he Dis
rgsyed Gala airy and TAst,


/ WAEhiagfua. June 5.--CaptAin Cgsari@s
+ Grialst sstmr-ssr.arr sf 3D.. ,rrfiss- f,fv,r-
~. - .,-
'@- =. +-i
ElfF9af 81 MA9llA is leA'l tti4 a4a3lnee-
f.yernt az hia ee8tb zras ns-a,seI low ne
rps,.e dssarf ,,,.r,, F.ts fhta sf+er+,n, g-
9Al'F'F' A-1 'i''H i's ''i@s'sf t'4-I- o. lie
aERy 1aaea nt hoae. japan j4ae Gl4
dlrarta4 20 ypsrecarr Long Tae dispatch
,-,rs,...s ,A.l. .---.,. ........-..... .,,..s-,-
sislats A4'l N'449 st@mAlfs a9eo-- fatE
Ms 90 Copi4c-
Captain Charlie Cr,gAv ID tho e-s.
a. er
S'@+
Dose a tia ~ 14fezi result " The Nar
with spai1. The eourAan Ger cf Admiral
nesfves e.le,.l.a o.,a+4,. .t,f,.-,.4. .ta.s
p"tf'"' '~@ w %'4hih5 A'sA
pfA3 e. ii1in BIS sgserlors ia ih@ sarvics
fur llsanralshe5 ssaiLar.tr- ana sb,tr~
a. ts,sb ..s ~. .-.l.. ~.
80 '- '3I7 'A'~
vale Alinifal @e"eg airectei lhe Msve-
nelts rs his a40HL rga fratn fbs bridge rs
Ae sasseg 81 va. rst ~.,.-. ,o- -,
s..s, &c.,
4 @@'f* lt e3s4s lueht ,ltAt A.ai - q
Hf}altt had suffered lr0n "a Ea9 eren noR
.be precise lgatafe az ms trol,tie . .,.f mia.
i,.6 44 1900,
81 +e- ~~A'P a.
fl1la "1ls o. thH -flh q May The u4Vg
eePHfEms az Wa& uotlfeA that CartAin Grid
ley haa boea unaHne,a hy oyis~ ~ thy,i-
cans 4a5 lrtl salae6 hor14 Ad,1ter re.r5r.ea
~ dhe dea a-tsren4 tna+,-slsd ma. ...r,al-
'1fl1t4y a. sugeFIns frs,,, tty- as. 3, sr =
raplare gurfsa I'd ID baV. b.rs rs-si,-s.g
anr.as tbs nastia "A ganfta hff ~ 800
Wers g4ven /, Il s.,,,,sas.s .s,sf ~ ~.
wa not rg-v sertes1s a. re s~.sr-,~s,+
was t4f1-naps ttaf fna ,asr,t.l- h. -, ~
,.tt, fsa..rnsa.,r g...9, ,.7 -. y
bc+I'g - 49, as fes+IN,s ~ ~
Nay tbgv Ia, F4,~r Iso..~ ~, X. -.
Csorsle oEa m - ess... - 90 r. -
ana C,rf.-,slu1 ~. it-s h. ,st -
near t.st ftartsl,, ss-itf-r 49, $50
Anne ~. 49,, -. -. r., ,.ts..@
- - ~ +,,e--g-.--. - a. - Z '4''---1
~ "a - ..-.,.-t..-- ~
Jr,u- 80 - - n. - e.
- - n,@I go $50 -"--'' -
f,f.-..'e9 y "a.
49, ~ -...s 49, go ~
- ~ ~
- - "-1'a l,s ~ NA''sa'A s'.''
~ 49, go 60 - 10y a'+sAA
go 80 A--lsA 'A+t'~. s4ll
" ~. s@lF nag Pc ula IA-4
~ Nfe ~Ns1e''- tt~9t am ta%.t we HieAa
$50 ~n1t0 s@1N tag sfAu4Sa AAhHhig y IS
eileles eNN esaeeP1ien aa7 at and, ~
a. tpAl IN lEe enilre battle TIE Olympia
The distinguished bravery and ability 0,
tresldent snd hsd ~ llres rv1s.,,t.ar,
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WA.HINGroy.

The HaRadian auneraf4an treaty nas
eaane ~ before bosh houses oa1lss tAs
week TIE rarferanee committee sil con
fer aa the wsr reveuus 5ll and nprro-
p-nr.ou sl4f may he takra Ip whlrh are
nee n conference.
II Ia ta0aEht the ssigulorase elauso q
the var revenue bU vil be strlckss aas
M lanfsrsnce
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LOYALTY AT RicHuoxp
rn'ire opuiaec Turns OR "a Che
Departing rreapx

Aaehnons. Va. Jzns IRE Thira yfrrs,,,
.ssaE'eHt len hsre IAis uornize fs- Carr
Alser- Ehr FsprtA regimen; isst fsr lse.-
s9aFili~ Asout soaa ana was eseoatss ,h-su.s
re rzsnelFal strives 70 The cs,1t hy he ror.
erner arc his s,Ar, TIE ssenes aiaar ,hs
setersred ,he espar.Ors al rks So 60 80.
rasnt some says sss sssa-
W. streets sers alice with ,r.n ~nr,~,
- s1iss'rn. vac ssrs tas rssizeai AZ 50
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Hon 1ahs H. Rmssa writes IN sefensa
q President Jefferson pava
Iabsr.taaes Of thf Easiss Race. berg
~ address by PTsaaeB' Wtns,oa o. tss
Cuhsrlity q Texas
Thp veuor Hose a TaKHL
Tamaa Of Ts5ay
Estimate hy Latham Alexander 4 e..
o. the esston acreage q the rnhed states.
seElfthiue % The A. and NJ. college. Us
objects AMI policy
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o,IS dno Ft+,,sf |
Eases, was
alone 1hroasa.,,
ms adve.',
There i saes.,
bach OF the sfs1
Ing ard thai -,
thirg - w
skill. taperleeefr7
eQuir meat DE-
awsY's mss.cn 4
siates havs n
shosen OF a.
rrcunas TeG,2
esiucated .ph;I
rs hare 49,
sp>cisl stndl1
mis- linc 81 Y
u
They knos-,.e
lases and
d cure hen
M CURE y
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sraIN's CApINsr.
sintm the Philippine Reheis Arc
faNors bile 10 ~uain

Madrid June 5. II 3. m--The eabsret
oerae'l Terminated a; late hour tsss
evening afssF long eoasidesatsoa Of the
resiticn Of the wsr.
\ Is said lat the aatiye troors OF ,Ae
Fhsisfpslts are favorable TO spain
Duke Neraxua sent note 10 the nav
eU conpissnsng Of the deficiency az IT,
Cuba hloeksde.
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4 SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.


Russia AND Japan agree TO reeog-i1s the
tp1epsr6tare Of kn-ea-
Aebellias ans riot prefalsri near Can-
tsa. china. ans t-putle Sc brewing IN
FOf1naSa-
TIE Atlsnpted rsTett IN Hsytl lnste1
hat a short tine, sessrni u the lasGr-
rtnts haFe since beta shot
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TO GUARD Gun WORKS.
Fennsy1vania Regiment Has
Ordered to Alliance. OHIO.

Mount Gretna, Pa. June 5.--ccrpa1
Eisath regiment Captain James JenreA
a. asa tonight for Alliance. Ohio, vnfN
Will Do duty guarding the sun works
gan 8 sons, orders having heea recfi'S
aight 10 that effect u,
The rroprletn7s Of the bakery nen
Gretns viii transfer the bakery 70 ~
eminent Possession will Be takea
Twelve hundred leaves Of bread VIII
daily
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DOMESTIC.

Aathra1He cuai 1taarS n Pennsylvania
III sisruss Will appeal to the government
tx AID
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Hathaway's Success

THE GREAT SPECIALIST IN GEN.
DISEASES DOES NOT OWE ns. sr
NENCE MERELY TO AnVERIiss n
IL Is M error 10 suppose that the 80 y
uee o. DR.. Hathaway & Co. comprises
sSncs OF cases every season In chro.n.,,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-06
A RUSSIAN THREAT.
America Warned That She Could Not Resist Conn
bined European Fleets.


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time. tho very worst cases 81 cfro''S
GUS Skin and Hood ard Prtystr r
Their nszii treatment by synptcs.
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Eersa6 Copyright, 1890, ~ james Cor
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-10-07
Remarkable Rescue

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plain
field, ILL.,, makes the statement
that she caught cold, which set
tied on her lungs; she was treat
ed for a month by her family
physician, but grew worse. He
told her she was Il hopeless vic
tim Of consumption and that no
medicine could cure her. Her
druggist suggested DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption;
she bought bottle and to her
great delight found herself ben
Gifted from the first dose. She
continued it's use, and after TAX
ing SIX bottles, found herself
sound and well; now does her
own housework, and is as well as
she ever was. Free trial BOTTLES
OF this great discovery at the
Postottice drug store. Large
bottles 80 cents ana ST..
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-10-07
Looking Toward Porto Rico

The Star Office enjoyed a pleas
ant visit last evening from eX-
Editors John Tillman and Walter
Grahan Of the Sumtervllle
Times, and the ex-foreman of the
same paper, Mr.. Ebert Vary.
Mr.. Iillman, some four years
ago, sold the Times to Mr.. Gra-
ham, who, few weeks ago, dis
posed of it TO Mr.. koonce, and
now 1t is the intention of the gen
tlemen named above to form a
newspaper syndicate, and go to
Porto Rico. They have sent out
u deputy and are only awaiting
his report. 1t is needless to add
that if these gentlemen cross the
gulf the Stars best wishes ac-
company them.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-10-07

The things that people see are
inside of them and not outside.
No two people see the same thing
exactly alike. One woman may
look out at q beautiful landscape
and see all the beauty and rest
fulness and grandness that there
is in it. Another one will look
out at the same scene and see
nothing. The man who is per
fectIy well and vigorous enjoys
life to the full. DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery makes
people we'll. There isn't anythin"
miraculous about lit IS the
most natural thing in the world.
1t simply puts the digestive or
gans, the stomach, the liver, the
bowels, In perfect order and there
by makes the blood pure and rich.
All diseases live and thrive on
impure blood. Keep d stream of
pure, rich, red blood flowing into
II diseased spot, and the disease
will not stay. A man lives on
rich, pure blood, and disease dies
on it,.
| DR.. Pi-rce'S Gnil.-n Mtdical
Discovery makes pure, rich blood
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