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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-07

Sufferers use it. Relief will be speedy
and cure positive and permanent If d.
rPctions are strictly followed. For sale
Kelly by & Pollard. druggists.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-07

SPAIN has forgotten all about Cuba
She has troubles of her own.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-07
ADVERTISING RArea.

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
3r.1 HnALD 4. fully prepared to do all
Ind, OF plain and fancy JOB printing in AZ
promptly done.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-07
I hat Tired

An exceedingly common and dam
gerously significant condition.
A warning which must be needed,
or, as with the express train
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-28
American hoy Fund.

Special Dispatch to the Standard
Helena, May 21.--Governor Smith to-day
received letter from William Ranking
Good. the Cincinnati school boy who orig
mated the idea OF building "A battleship
from funds collected by the boys and girls
of America and giving the same to the
government monument TO the heroes
of the battleship Maine. He sent the gov
ernor one of the circulars announcing the
plan of raising funds with which u is
proposed to build the American Boy
the name TO be bestowed upon the ship.
and asks the governors encouragement.
The plan appears TO be indorsed by some
members Of the presidents cabinet and
other prominent people. A number of re-
sponsible references are given. The gov
ernor mailed the Ohio boy the following
reply:
II am In receipt of your letter OF I'd
inst, inelosing circulars relative to the
American Boy fund for building a bat
tleship. and I will give the project such
encouragement in this state as | am able"
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SIMPSONS REPORT.
San Juan Was Bonsbarded simply to de-
velop the Position.


Washington. May 27.-The following
bulletin was posted at the navy de-
partment to-day. The following is a
copy of a report made by Rear Admiral
Sampson, concerning the action of San
Juan de Porto Rico:
Upon approaching San Juan, IL was
seen that none Of the Spanish vessels
were in the harbor. | was therefore in
considerable doubt whether they had
reached San Juan and again departed
for some unknown destination, or
whether they had not arrived. As
their capture was the object of the ex-
pedition and IL was essential that they
should not pass to the westward, l de-
termined to attack the batteries de-
Tending the port in order to develop
their positions and strength and then.
without waiting to reduce the city or
subject IL to the regular bombardment-
which would require due notice-re-
turn to the westward. | commenced
the attack as soon as 1t was good day
light. This lasted about three hours.
when the signal was made to discon-
tinue the firing and the squadron stood
to the northeast until out of sight of
San Juan. when the course was laid To
the westward. with the view of COM
municating with the department at
Port Plata and learn f the department
had obtained information as to the
movements of the Spanish vessels. At
Cape Haytien l received word from the
department that the spanish vessels
had been sighted off Curacao on the
10th inst. As stated in my telegram.
no serious injury was done to any of
the ships and one man was killed and
seven wounded slightly"
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M'K|NLEY WAITING FOR INFORMATION
Positively Determined No Either Cuba o
Porto Rico Until the Location of the Spanish
Squadron Definitely Known.

tary service as were the troops them
selves. He made this decision known
to the governor Of Indiana, who asked
for Information, and he stated the same
thing to Representative Hull OF Iowa,
who has an organization OF colored men,
with colored officers. in his district. In
this connection, il developed that col
ored men are being considered for some
of the staff appointments, and the sur
geon general Of the army has accepted
a colored man as surgeon. with the rank
of captain. The colored surgeon will be
assigned to a colored regiment. and coli
ored troops and colored officers will be
kept together as far as possible.
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More Brigadier Generals.

Washington. May 27.-The president
to-day sent the following nominations
to the senate:
To be brigadier generals: Col. Rob
ert II. Hall. 4th U. :. infantry; Col.
Edwin V. Sumner, 7th cavalry; Col.
Peter G. Haines, corps of engineers:
Col. George Gillespie, corps of engi-
neers; Col. Marsh +. Miller. Sd artil-
lery; Col. Jacob Kline, 2lst infantry;
Lieut.. Col. Osward II. Earnest corps
of engineers; lieut.. Col. Lloyd Whea-
ton. 5th infantry; Lieut.. Col. Near
thur. assistant adjutant general; Lieut..
Col. Henry Hasbrouck. 4th u. 5. artil-
lery: Lieut.. Col. John c. Gilmore. as
sistant adjutant general; Lieut.. Col.
Wallace Randall, Sd artillery; Major
Joseph r. Sanger inspector general;
Frederick ID. Grant of New York. 144th
New York volunteer infantry: Harrison
Gray Otis of California, Henry NJ
Duffield of Minnesota, Charles King OF
Wisconsin. Lucius r. Hubbard of Min
nesota. George A. Garrettson of Ohio,
William A. Gordon of Georgia. John A.
Wiley of Pennsylvania. William A.
Bancroft of massachusetts,. William ].
Mckee of Indiana, Francis V. Green
of New York 66th volunteer infantry;
Charles Fitzsimmons of Illinois. Joseph
Hudson of Kansas. Joseph Russ Lin
coin of Iowa.
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Many Guns Convicted.

Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
Helena. May 27.-It required only about
five minutes for the jury I'm the case OF
the United States vs.. Edgar Many Guns
to arrive at "A verdict I'm the United States
court to-day. Three witnesses testified for
the defense this morning. ending the testi-
mony. The respective counsel addressed
the jury and few minutes before noon
Judge Knowles gave the IL men the case.
Five minutes from the time the jury left
the court room they returned and an
nounced a verdict of guilty as charged in
the indictment Many Guns said he was
anxious to begin punishment at once. and
to that end would waive the statutory
time i'm which 10 he sentenced. Judge
Knowles accordingly sentenced him to
three years I'm the penitentiary. Many
Guns Gros Nentre Indian, assaulted
the Sherman family. residing upon the
Blackfoot reservation. nearly committing
murder. lie escaped trial once on account
of faulty indictment.
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CeRVERA'S STRATEGY.
French Critics Think He Has Played the
Game Well.


New York. May 27.-A dispatch to
the Herald from Paris says: Now that
the presence of Admiral Cerveras
squadron in the bay of Santiago - es-
tablished, naval experts are BUSY
studying the problem as to what VIII
be the probable result In case ne Us
attacked. Admiral Cervera Is Thought
to have scored a point and to have
acted both prudently and nationally in
shutting himself up in the bay. M
Landrey. in the Figaro. may be taken
as expressing the opinions of most OF
the naval officers here. He says TINS
morning.
"Spain's only policy is to proiong the
war without giving "A chance for q de-
cisive battle until the conditions for VIC
tory are all in her favor. BY taking
refuge in the bay of Santiago. out of
reach of the enemy's cannon. Admiral
Cervera has carried out a policy that
circumstances have rendered IL inn
perative for his country to follow, see
ing that by gaining time he enables =
junction to be effected with him by the
reserve squadron now being fitted out
at Cadiz.
BY entering the bay Cervera Inn
mobilizes part of the American squad
ron. He Is completely sheltered in
magnificent harbor. where he can pro-
vision his ships. rest his crews and
put the boilers in his engines in good
maintain a strict blockade. that Ii to
say. to be continually on the alert. In
all weathers. TO use his coal and wear
out his engines and boilers Finally, II
gives Admiral Camara time to cross
the Atlantic and to ioin forces with
him or attack another -oint. In which
case part of the force blockading SAN
tiago will have to be called away"
Mr.. Landrey considers the possibility
OF the Americans trying to cut out
Cervera. but thinks the operation SO
dangerous a one that IL Is hardly likely
IL will be attempted. The sum total of
his opinion is that Spain has no reason
to be downcast over the turn taken in
the conduct of the war
The Gaulois. on the other hand.
thinks Cervera Is in a dangerous posi-
tion. He is. il says. shut up until the
day he chooses to give battle This
cannot be long postponed. as his pres
ence in Havana will become a neces-
sity to prevent the disembarkment of
the American expedition. In any case.
victory will not be so easily won AS
Dewey's was. Cervera's success then
will depend upon his skill and the
craftsmanship of his artillerymen.
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CERVERA ANCHORED At SANTIAGO
Prince Blanco Gables
TO Same Effect and That Simpsons
Is Bockading the Port.

gagged in the blockade. forms the most
powerful squadron ever assembled by
the United States navy. Then again.
Commodore Schley's ships are fully able
to defeat the Spanish force under Ad-
miral Cervera. even under conditions
favorable to the enemy. a state OF
things which is not thought to exist at
Santiago de Cuba. Ii would be mere
pastime for the Massachusetts,. Texas
and Iowa TO sink the Vizcaya. Amir
ante Oquendo, Cristobal Colon and
Maria Teresa IL they attempted to file
out of the harbor.
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fort has been made by some senators
who are opposed to annexation to reach
an agreement with some senators who
are advocating ii. but the war meas
ure before that body stands in its
way. 1t is clear they have succeeded
in this and that they will have a ma
jority against considering the resolu-
tion. even IL il should be passed by the
house.
Senator Davis. Senator Lodge and
other leading annexationists insist
that the matter shall be brought up,
and they will try to make an arrange
ment with the majority i'm the house
favoring annexation. whereby the
house will refuse to agree to adjourn
ment until the Hawaiian matter is dis
posed of.
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Hastings of this city. Colonel Hast
ings is a warm personal friend Of
Secretary Alger. having served under
him in the 5th Michigan cavalry In
time of war oa the rebellion and sue
ceeding him as colonel of that regi-
ment near the close of the war. Ii is
claimed that friends of Colonel Hast
ings, including the secretary of
war have been using their
influence with Governor Adams
to induce him to appoint Hastings
commander of the new organization
and that the governor has decided to
make the proposition to the secretary
that IL he will permit Colorado To send
full regiment of cavalry. Colonel
Hastings shall have command.
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German sharpshooter Company.

New York. May 25.-The war de-
partment has accepted the services Of
a company Of German sharpshooters in
the eastern district of Brooklyn. The
organization is known as the Independ-
ent Volunteer company, and has 200
members. When war was first de-
clared between the United States and
Spain the organization was among the
first To volunteer. The company $
commander has ordered drills TO be
held every day until the men are called
TO the front. IL is believed IL is the
first organization of its kind in
Brooklyn which will be taken by the
government to make up the states
quota toward the $1,000.
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The HOLLAND BOAT.
IL May BE Used To Destroy the Mines st
santiago.

>anttago.
New York. May 27.-The Press says:
j. j. Holland. builder of the Holland
submarine boat. has gone to Washing
ton with Col. &. r. Crecy for the pur-
pose of making an offer to the govern
ment. which. IL accepted. he hopes will
solve the problem of how to destroy
Cervera's $ fleet
Mr.. Holland will submit his PROPOSE
tion to the secretary OF the navy at
once. He is willing TO undertake to sail
his submarine boat into the channel OF
the narrow entrance to Santiago har-
bor destroy the mines planted there.
and IL necessary. proceed into the har-
Dor and deal few blows to Cervera's
vessels. Mr.. Holland declares that his
plans are entirely feasible. The boat
Is i'm shape and ready for work. and
he will agree. IL the secretary of the
navy thinks favorable Of his PROPOSE
tion. to obtain crew of volunteers
for the work.
All he will ask of the authorities Is
the transportation for his vessel and
men TO Cuba Once there. he agrees to
do the rest. Mr.. Holland says il Is
possible To take his boat to Santiago
and fit IL out under the protection OF
Commodore Schley's squadron
Before IL comes within sight Of the
fortifications which frown on both
sides OF the entrance. il will sink
beneath the surface of the water and
steal quietly toward the main chan
mel.
When this is reached il will recon-
noiter and ~et the lay of the mines. and
then. Withdrawing 10 a safe distance
discharge one or more of its subrnari
torpedoes among the mines. This II
the resular process known as counter
mininp which is similarly conducted
by vessel above the water. which
lays alongside the harbor mines an
other series which. when exploded,
open up the whole channel
Mr.. Holland believes that by this
method the channel into Santiago
could be opened without great dim
Guilty. He is prepared. IL necessary.
after this week. 10 accomplish this
task II the navy department has not
another plan for disposing of Cervera's =
feet. lar Hollands scheme may be
considered
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Tampa, Fla. May 27.-Major General
Fitzhugh Lee. commanding the 9Th
army corps, announced his staff off,
GERS to-day as follows: Personal staff,
first lieutenant Algernon Ssrtoris. LIST
regiment u. S. Volunteer engineers:
First Lieutenant Fitzhugh Lee. jr.. LIST
regiment volunteers. engineer corps.
staff Lieutenant Colonel Dorst. first
adjutant general Capt. r.. T.. l.. Niche,
assistant adjutant general; Lieut.. Col.
w Livermore. chief engineer. Lieut..
Col. Curtis Guild. jr.. inspector gen.
eral: Lieut.. Col. J. ". Morrison. dep
uty Judge advocate: Lieut.. Col l.. NJ.
Maus. chief surgeon: Col. c. +. Miller.
chief quartermaster: Lieut.. Col. q. T..
Wood chief commissary.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-28
Cheered the Troopers.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Billings. May 27.-All Billings turned
out this afternoon to bid God speed to
four companies of North Dakota volun-
teers en- route to the Philippines. The
crowd cheered while the band played
patriotic airs and anvils doomed a well
come salute. Children distributed
flowers to the soldiers. who seemed in
good spirits and cheered Justify I'm re-
turn. Major Carr of tie regular army
is here examining the horses to mount
Troop NJ. IL is expected that the detail
remaining behind to take the horses
will get off by Tuesday.
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MONTANA TROOPS At TRUCKEE.
The Journey So Far Has Been One Con-
tinuous Ovation.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Truckee, New. May 21.-All the Mon
tana troops reached here at O'Clock
Men all we'll and no accidents. 1t has
been one continuous ovation for the
boys ever since they left Montana.
People have been particularly kind and
attentive throughout the entire jour-
ney. At Wadsworth, New, the ladies
of the Red Cross society served a
splendid luncheon and hot coffee and
gave each man a handsome bouquet OF
flowers. Truckee wa the first place
en- route where the people paid no at
tention to the soldiers. his town is a
mighty cold place to-day. The troops
will reach San Francisco tomorrow
forenoon.
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The Torpedo Bost Rowan.

Seattle. May 27.-The official trial
trip of the torpedo boat Rowan will
probably take place next Monday or
Tuesday. Lieutenant Commander
Charles +. Perkins, commanding the
Monadnock has been designated as
president of the trial board.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-28
Colorado Regiment Ready.

Denver. May 27.-This mornings
Republican states on what IT regards
as the most trustworthy authority that
there is a strong probability that the
quota Of Colorado will be a full regl-
ment. Should this be true the troops
are all ready to be mustered into the
service under the second call. IL is
said that the command of the new
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Chicago. May 27.-A private cable to
the associated press from a reliable per-
son in Port au Prince. Hayti. dated
May 25. asserts that he had positive in
formation that at that time Admiral
tiago de Cuba.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-28
Montana,s Rough Riders.

Chicago. May 27.-Montana's quota
of cowboy cavalrymen to the number
of 250 arrived in the city to-day en-
route to Chickamauga and immedi-
ately went into camp for the day at
the stockyards. The detachment will
resume it's journey tonight.
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FOR SENATOR MANTLE'S REGIMENT
Special dispatch to the standard.

specia the INC
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has a artillery
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Blaneo Amrms II.

Madrid. May 27.-Blanco cables that
Cervera's squadron is still at Santiago.
and that the bulk of Simpsons squad
ron is blockading that port. Schley's
squadron is watching the Yucatan pas
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-28
warships on Cardenas.

Madrid. May 27.-A dispatch from
Havana says Captain General Blanco
has received information that nearly 30
American vessels were seen in front
of Cardenas
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Montanans Appointed.

Special Dispatch to tho Standard.
Washington. May 27.-George II. TIL
ley of Montana was appointed first
lieutenant and w. T.. Davies of Mon
tana second lieutenant in the signal
corps.
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To standard strength.

Special Dispatch 20 the Standard.
Washington. May ga telegram Is
being sent 10 the governors authorizing
them to fili their regiments TO the stand
ard strength on the new call.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-28
Canadian Negotiations.

Washington. May 27.--The Canadian ne
gotiations were resumed at the state de-
partment to-day. An understanding Gas
been reached by which the negotiations
will not he made public until definite re-
suits are obtained.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-28
More Than the Quota.

Topeka. Kan. May Ex-Governor
Leedy has wired Secretary of War AL
ger as follows: Kansas can quickly
furnish two full regiments. Ii would
be more than our quota. In view OF
these facts would ask to have two full
regiments assigned to us. j. W. Leedy.
Governor"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-28
|T'SALL GUESS WORK NOW

No Ofncial Information Received Rela-
tive to Cervera's Fleet or the Where
abouts of Schley-Ths Majority Of the
Omcials OF the Navy Department En-
tertain No Doubt That Cervera Is
Within Santiago Harbor-It Is POSI-
BILE That Schley Did Not Arrive on
Santiago Until Friday Hollands Boat
May Be Used to Attack the Fleet.
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The Terror Mt Fainrdo.

Madrid. May 21.-Blanco cables that
the destroyer Terror arrived at Fajardo.
Porto Rico. She intended to go to San
Juan. but found four American warships
cruising in front OF the harbor.
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Ordered to Report.

Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
Washington. May 27.-Colonel Woods
regiment of rough riders was ordered
TO report to General Shafter at Tampa.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-28
CUBAN REFUGEES.
They Say That Havana Is In . STATE se
Panic.

New York. May eI-The Press says:
Among the q passengers which the
British steamer Arecuna. chartered by
the Ward line. brought here from Mex
lean ports were three families Of refs-
gees from Havana With many 9TH
ers they escaped from Havana to Vera
Cruz on the French steamer Lafayette
The refugees are Jose Otero. his win
and i've children: Alfredo de LATER.
wife and three children. and Mrs. y.
c. Demaranda- They say the LAfay-
ette tried to purchase coal but Cen
eral Blanco would allow none 10 b.
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San Francisco. May 27.-The steamship
China left Hong Kong April 20. and ac-
cordingly did not bring any mail advices
as TO the engagement at Manila.
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OUR LINE OF
BROOCHES
IS VERY COMPLETE

The following are some Of the pret.
tiest' designs in eaameled celsrs, Red,
White and Blue:
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Old Glory Flag, 75c and ..........$1. 90
u. s. Coat-of-Arms on BARI. LIS
sword with Flag. $l.25 and ...... $50
Round, with Beaded Edge, Flag
Center ........ ...... .......... LIS
War Bugle with Flag ............ LIS
Wreath with Flag Center ........ 1.25
Heart with Flag Center. $50
u. s. and Cuban Flags together. $50
Wreath set with Red. White and
Blue Stones, Flag Center ...... LIS
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Continued on Page r~oJ
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-05-20
Curly Haired Jurors,

There is a well defined prejudice
against curly haired men when it
comes to choosing jury to try GRIM
inal cases. The prejudice, when it is
manifested, comes from the defence.
When asked to explain the objection
to curly haired men, prominent prac-
titioner yesterday said:-"When was
just starting my legal mentor incul-
Gated that idea in me- He said that
curly haired men had almost invar-
iably been the pampered darlings Of
their parents and in their youth had
been so used to having their own way
that they had come to believe that
everybody on, earth was wrong except
themselves. In this way the seeds of
opposition were sown, and when they
grew older they made point to dis
agree with everybody and everything.
If everybody else on the jury votes for
acquittal they vote for conviction as a
matter of course. They live on COM
bat and are as stubborn as the days
are long. A curly haired man never
gets on the jury when l am defending
man If can see him in time"
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MoRRiSToWN MAILS.
Mails Close.


7.3O-New York and all intermediate sta
lions
815- Easton. Newton and all intermediate
stations.
s.15-Whippany and all stations on Rock
away Valley Railroad.
S.20-New York.
9.20-Mt Freedom.
9.45-Newark, New York and beyond.
Madison. Orange. Newark, New York
and beyond.
1.10-Dover and all stations of High Bridge
branch.
2.5o-New York and all intermediate sta
tions.
4.l5-Easton. Newton and all intermediate
stations.
4.l5-Whippany, Brookside, Mendham Raj
ston, Gladstone and Pottersville.
6.30-Newark. New York and beyond.
Mails Arrive.
6.O3-New York
7.50-All stations on .Rockaway Valley Rail
road.
s.Oo-Easton, Hackettstown and all inter-
mediate stations.
8.00-Whippany.
s l5- I. FItedom.
S.3s-New York and all intermediate sta
tions.
1O.1O-Dover and Chester.
II 50-Orange
l.l5-Whippany.
1.2s-New York, Newark. Summit and
Madison.
Scranton. Easton. Haekettstown and
all intermediate stations.
4.l0-All stations on Rockaway Valley Rail
road.
4.A-New York and all intermediate sta
tions