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The Monte Vista journal., 1898-07-30
CUbANS PROTEST.
Leaders At Santiago Think That They
Have Not Beea Treated Right.

Santiago dc Cuba. July %. vim
Kingston, jamaica, July ~, 10 y. m.-
The Cubans here resent General
Skaters attitude In ignoring General
Garcia and In refusing to allow the
consult General Garcia on terms Of
the surrender Of the city.
General Gnrcin's action In with
drawing his troops Into the interior.
his letter TO General Shafter and the
resignation OF his command, forward
ed TO General Gomez, are approved
and npplauded by NIL classes Of nn-
lives. General Garcia refused to nc
that he was mn ally. General Shaft.
er's answer. saying that this was n
war between the United States and
Spain. irrespective Of Cubn'a indivJd-
unl interests. and President McItIn.
ley's instruction with reference TO the
administration OF the surrendered dis.
trict. published here yesterday. are In.
terstscted M u tnclt nvownl Of Ancri.
can Intention To annex the island aud
not to grant independence.
This ID opposed by the Cubans.
Senior Joaquin Castillo. prcsidcn; Of
snN s'aA &atV" Supou Stuu, anu
brother Of General Castillo. urges mn
ofsicinl protest 10 President Mckinley
without delay. saying 'Silence now
would Indicate our consent to the
American attitude. which is a plain
breach Of faith that Cubsns cannot
possibly tolerate"
A meeting wns held this afternoon
At the Han Carlos Club to discuss the
matter. and Il Is probable that a pro.
test will bc drawn up which will bc
submitted.
II 10 understood that many who
were present at the meeting favored
the scheme Of q protectorntc by the
United Rtatcs. with eventual nnncxn.
ton after nvc or sig ytarx, but the
protest II on = matter Of principle,
The main objection t,cinx the continua.
tlon In ofscr Of Spanish onscinla an.
pointed by Madrid. ON the ground that
hreniarIs. ~ = conquered nation,
should not ,c vested with authority y
over Cubans. the allies and coadj,,.
tors of the United States nnd the rcp.
rcsenintIves II free and independent
people. fnch is understood to have
lrrn the tenor Of the meeting.
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cncc. relieves the condition that pro-
duccs ~ much discomfort and robs men.
situation of its tcrrors. Here is proof:
DEAR Mas. PiNKIAM:-liow can
thank you enough for what you have
done for me? When wrote to You
was ruffering untold pain Mt time of
:ncnstruation; was nervous. had head
ache all the time, no appetite, thnt tired
feeling. and did not care for anything.
have taken three bottles Of Lydia T..
Pin nkham's Vegetable Compound. one
Of Blood Purifier, two boxes OF Liver
Pills. and to-day l am well person. l
would like 10 have those who suffer
know that am ono Of the many who
have been cured OF female complaints
by your wonderful medicine and advice.
Miss JENNIE II. MILrs. Leon. Wis.
fyou nrc suffering in this wny, write
~ Miss Miles did 10 Mrs. Pinkhnm Mt
Lynn. Muss.. for the advice which Hho
offers free OF charge TO all women.
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MILES At PORTO RICO,
The Vanguard Has Reached the Island B.
This Time.

rhs Vanguard Has Reached the Island By
This Time.
Denver, July pa special to the
Republican from the New York Her
AIDS correspondent ut Washington,
| says:
New York, July 24.-Major General
Miles. commanding the Porto Rican
expedition, is believed to have arrived
nt the point Of debarkation decided
upon on the coast Of Porto Rico.
Adjutaat General Corbln, however.
said to-day that the administration did
not expect to- hear from him for sew
eral days, owing to the distance that
he would have to send to reach u cable
station.
Although General Miles has less
than 5000 effective fighting men with
him, the officials OF the War Depart
ment are confident that he Will be able
to accomplish all he expected to do be-
fore the arrival Of reinforcements. He
will establish his landing basis under
the protection Of the guns OF the naval
convoy that accompany him.
The point OF landing is NO far from
| San Juan that 1t will he impossible
for the Spanish commander to concen-
trate enough troops to make much re-
tIoppS Souiu bt
| sent from San Juan General Miles will
be reinforced by troops which the War
Department is sending after him us
| rapidly rs possible.
Special efforts nre being made to
give General Miles all the tugs, light
ers and materials for wharves and
bridges that he requires. The steamer
Pnnama, loaded with tools, pile driv
ers and other appliances. reached
| Santiago to-day. and was to leave to-
| night to fall In with the tugs on Cape
Maysi.
General Brooks. who Is said to be In
command ut Porto Rico, has not yet
arrived ut Newport News. and 1t will
be Wednesday, mt the eaHliest, before
| General Hnincs' brigade Is ull loaded
| on the transports. ready to start.
His brigade will be followed soon ns
. possible by General Fred Grants
brigade. Three transports now on the
wny from Santiago to Newport News
the Alamo. Concha aud Leona-will
be used TO carry General Grants bri
gnde to Porto Rico.
General Shafter IL also sending
enough transports from Santiago to
Tampa to carry G,OOO men. 1t Is not
probable. however. that more than half
this number will go to Porto Rico from
Tampa, as the regiments from there
are to go to Santiago. The troops that
will go to Porto Rico from Tampa are
the remainder OF the regulars mt that
point. including the artillery that did
| not get on on the transports now on
their way. Colonel Hecker, in charge
OF the transports. has been at Newport
News to-day, perfecting arrangements
for loading troops and supplies.
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OUR FOREIGN POLICY
a CONVENTION TO DISCUSS IT,
rAs csvss FsAssaslea Of CAieass I.itsatss
~ Important Aevsnsat-hsay Frani
Deat 0sA oaga she Call

Chicago, July 24.-The Civic Fedora
tiou Of Chicago tonight gave out q call
for q national conference, to be held at
Saratoga Springs, New York, August
10th and 10th, to discuss the future
foreign policy Of the United States.
The call Is signed by over 1000 men
In every state in the Union. 1t says:
''The undersigned deem 1t necessary
that national conference be convened
At an early day to consider the future
foreign policy OF the United States.
The war with Spain gives promise Of
the overthrow Of Spanish power in
Cuba, Porto Rico, the Philippines and
other Of the cOuntry's colonial posses
siOns. The question Of what disposi-
tion the United States should make Of
these possessions when peace Ia
reached Is none too soon In engaging
the thought Of our people. The Ques-
tiOn impresses us AZ being one Of the
most serious the American people have
had to consider. 1t is now question
on which heretofore very little thought
has been bestowed by the great ma
5ority of our people. Whether the for
elgn policy Of the Fathers" should be
adhered to or departed from IL enough
to challenge the most considerable of
our ablest and thoughtful men. In our
opinion, this conference should be
composed Of men from all parts Of the
country. without respect to party or
Affiliations, whether they are for or
against a policy OF territorial expan-
sion, and men whose ability, position
and character entitle their opinions to
the respectful consideration Of the
people"
The circular letter sent out by Chair
man Henry Wade Rodgers and Secre-
tary Ralph NJ. Eastley, nsking for sig
natures, stated that neither the genesis
nor conduct OF the war should be dis
cussed. nor any political east be given
the proceedings, the object being en-
tirely educational.
The responses were prompt and en-
thusinstic. Among the signatures are
the governors Of Indiana, Oregon. Ne
brnska, Delaware. Vermont, West Vir-
ginia, Wyoming, South Carolina, and
the following:
j. +. Mcbride, secretary National
Labor organizations: r. jefferson Cool
idge, William Endicott, Jr; Samuel
Ross. secretary Cotton Spinncr's As
socintion; Franklin Carter. president
Williams College: Carl Schurz. W. II.
Parsons. vice president board Of trade
Professor n. NJ. Butler. Henry White.
general secretary Garment Workers of
America; Bishop Potter. II. n. Higin-
bothem, Chicago: william Il. Harper.
president Chicago University: Bishop
Ninde: Samuel Gompers, president
American Federation OF Labor, wash
ington. ID. G.
A committee Of arrangements. con-
sistlng OF representative men In differ
ent parts Of the country and represent
Ing different phases Of the question ia
he discussed. will be announced In n
few days.
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WILLOW FEVER SITUATION.
0esssai Skaters RSpsres Cause the Oh
elals 70 Heps for the Bsst.

0esseai shaftes's Rspsets Cause the On.
e.ais 70 Heps for the ssss.
Washington. July GA dispatch re.
celved tonight by Adjutant General
Corbin from General Ehafter says that
:nsB new cases OF fever OF all classes
were reported In the camp before San.
tiaso yesterday.
As the same dispatch reports only
four deaths. and none Of them from
yellow fever. from among the hun.
dretlH OF cnnes Of fever known to ex.
ist In the camp. the war authorities are
more than ever inclined to the belief
that the cases OF yellow fever nre OF u
mild type.
Previous dispatches from General
Shafter and the medical officers OF the
corps have Indicated the existence In
the camp Of a very large amount OF
cases Of malarinl fever md denguc
fever, the latter being peculiar to the
Cuban climate.
Some clear cnscs Of yellow fever nre
reported, but the officials say they nre
few ~ compared with those OF other
fevcrs.
General Skaters dispatch. as made
public by Adjutnnt General Corbln,
follows:
Santiago de Cuba. via Hayti. July -
Number Of new cases Of fever OF all
classes for yesterday. approximately
a0A Deaths not previously reported:
Private Daniel A. Stone, company ID,
Eir4 Illinois infantry. typhoid fever
July -: Sergeant J. Blair. rcxImentnl
Quartermastcr. Twelfth infantry. died
July 22nd Of denEuc fever and asthe-
MIA. and on July XSrsl Of malarial fever
Irivates william Peacock aud Gar
raft Learucsheck, both Of company T.
Second infantry. EIAFTER.
Major General Commanding.
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:SKILL OF DOCTORS TESTED.
Fifteen Years of Suffering.
81 thought | should surely die"

When the stomach begins TO fail In
Its duties, other organs speedily become
affected in sympathy, and life Is simply a
burden almost unbearable. Indigestion
and dyspepsia are so common that only
the suhese, from these diseases knows
the possibilities of misery that inhere in
them. A Atypical example Of the sufte rings
Of the victim OF indigestion Is furnished
In the case OF John {. Pritchard. He went
on for hfteen years, from bad to worse
In spite of doctors he grew constantly
weaker, and thought he would die. He
got well. however, and thus relates his
experience:
"Por fifteen years was great sufferer
from indigestion in its worst forms. !
tested the skill of many doctors, but grew
worse and worse, until I became so weak
could not walk fifty yards without having
to sit down and rest. My stomach. liver.
and heart became affected, and thought l
would surely die. tried Dr. J. c. Ayers
Pills and they helped me right away.
continued their use and am now entirely
well. l don't know of anything that wifi
so quickly relieve and cure the terrible
suherings of dyspepsia us Dr. Ayers
Piils."-JoHS c. PRiTcnARp. prodie, War
ten Co., n. {.
This case is not extraordinary, either in
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0ARcIA.s o,scoNrENr.
wsshiastoo Authortsi~s DisP,-ssed At the
Breach Of Good p, eiIny.

Breach Of Good ~ eiiny.
Denver. July 23.-A special from
Washington To the Rocky Mountain
News says:
General Shnffcr's course In disaf.
fcctlng Garcia. the Cuban general. In
regarded by the President and his
Cabinet as unwisc and undiplomntic,
and II was the declared purposc Of
the President to thus Inform General
Shnftcr.
No public rcbukc will bc given the
general. ns such action. II is thought.
would magnify the affair and make
II more difficult OF arrangement. but
the commander OF the army OF occu.
patton will not escape without the In
formation that his dolngs In the Gar.
cln connection nrc not regarded with
favor.
General Leonard Wood. governor
Of the surrendered territory. was 10.
night instructed to repair No fur ns
possible the harm and remove the III
feeling caused by General Shnfter's
brusquc methods. Besides being n
man OF the greatest personal courage.
General Wood is ns smooth and Wise
as 4 diplomat. lie was instructed TO
leave NO means untrlcd and no ef,
fort unmndc to concIlinte the out.
ragged feelings Of the Cuban general.
The President II asserted to have
expressed himself very strongly In to.
days Cabinet meeting. There hnS
been no change Of the sentiments of
the administration toward the Gu.
bans: no alteration Of the plans and
Intentions Of the United Sintcs rcin.
tive 10 the liberation Of the island
from the spanish control and cstnh
fishing a free government. lie
wished this made plain to all inter.
rstssi.
The foregoing comes directly from
one Of the Cabinet officers.
The paragraphs In Gnrcin's letter
relating 10 General Shnftcr's failure
10 inform him of the Santiago surrcn.
der and the following sentences at.
traci,.i special attention:
II wns neither honorcd. sir. with n
kind word from you Inviting myself,
nor amy other officer Of my sinfr 10
represent the Cuban army ON thni
memorable occasion.
FINALLY. I know TINT you have LEFT
In power nt Santiago the snmc span.
ish authorities TINT for three years !
hnve fought ms enemies Of the indc.
pcnScnrc of Cuba"
Tho facts sct forth l~t In 4 flood Of
light. The failure of Garcia 10 l,r
present At tho Santiago nag raising.
| and the comments on Ills absence Ind
been noticed by the President. who
had hccn le,i 10 believe that Gnrcin
had remained away from the s~cnc on
ihe day of the surrender out Of . pr.
vrrs~ spirit.
II wns represented 10 him that tho
Cutans' hatred for the Spanish was M
bitter that M would not ln prrsrnt
on an occasion where IN would In oh
lissd 10 trcnt his enemies with a.
least q show of courtesy.
Although no information has hrcn
received nj tho War Department
showing that Miles, orders 10 issue
food and ammunition TO tho CulMnu
hrd brcn abrpsatcd. orders werr
wired to-day directing tho rontinu.
nnc~ Of supply Issue. The action Was
taken In view NJ newspaper reports
that the supplies had ircn cut olS on
General Hhnficr's orders. The scn.
rral sentiment NJ the Cabinet wss
thnt nothing should liz done 70
sstranss or cmbittsr tho Cuhana.
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The Automatic Grip Neck Yoke Co..
Of indianapolis. Ind, whose. nd. ap.
pears elsewhere in this paper. have
invented what is without doubt the
best and safest neck yoke on the mar
ket. II is simple in construction, does
not rattle. and the pole cannot pos
sibly get away from It,
They offer very liberal terms to
agents and as 1t is II good seller we
urge our readers to write them at once
regarding 1t.
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and be painted and receive repairs to
her elght-inch gun mounts.
The Massachusetts will come north
after she has conveyed the troop ships
to Fajardo, Porto Rico, as Secretary
Long believes that the three monitors
will be able TO do all the bOmbardlng
necessary at San Juan.
When the battleships have all been
docked, the New York and Brooklyn
may be ordered north to undergo the
cleaning Of which they stand 10 much
In need
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ch,n... to study Asr,ru,,u...

The Department Of State is informed
that the Chinese government Is max
Ing arrangements to establish m agri-
cultural and mechanical college at
Han-Yang, under the care Of the vice
roy, Chang ChinTung, and foreign in
structors are being engaged In Europe
and the United States. The institu.
tion liz to be supported by the provin-
cial treasury and Is the first of the
kind to be established in China.
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What WIN nsoom. of China,

None can foresee the outcome Of the
quarrel between foreign powers over
the division OF China. 1t is interesting
to watch the going to pieces Of this
race. Many people are also going to
pieces because Of Dyspepsia, constipa-
ton and stomach diseases. Good
health can be retained If we use Hos
letters Stomach BIttcrs.
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the MONEY ooeS TO SPAIN.
What tAs CeassAss sss Fvasspsstise s>..
1sA 1'ssssaesv Aesnsa,

New York. July ?s.-Thc World says:
A lawyer has inrn retained by the
steamship companies wl,o wcr~ uns,,c.
sS~sfui bidders for Transporting the
22,Oo0 captured spans,h prisoners frun,
Santiago 10 spain and viii l,~siu action
to have thr contract made by the GOV.
eminent with tho CsmpsY sYniu
TrausatlAntiVue Esj,anola srt aside.
The ground taken h that the succcssful
bidder b Z lirrnsri corporation OF :
natloa with whom We arc at wsr, aud
that according to . s,~as,ir~ passed by
the NpanIah CortcA, on~.half of the NJ.
csipts of every corporation doing busi.
pess under the spanish government
muss br surrendered 10 the government
N help defray tbc expenses Of ihe war.
Fy lettins the contract 10 q Hpanisl,
corporation the government Indirectly
pays Into the Spanish treasury ri,
aisotni equal to ossr.haif 0f the cNn.
tract stipulation. Aip. that tho gov.
cri,n,cnt ti~rcby releases from block.
adr all Of thr enrniy's vessels 10 bc
',psA IN the transportation from ,iM.
neutral ports where they arr now In
shelter.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-07-30
A Scholars View.

Simon Newcomb. LID. the we'll
known astronomer. Johns Hopkins
University: Il have never seen any
plate OF the spectrum which produced
SO accurately and brilliantly the actual
colors."
See display advertisement OF how to
obtain the Standard Dictionary by
making a small payment down. the re-
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Little four-year-old Harry was not
feeling well and his father suggested
that he might be taking the chicken
pox, then prevalent. Harry went to
bed laughing at the idea. but early
next morning came downstairs looking
very serious and said: You're right.
papa: 1t Is the chlckenpoX; found a
feather In the bed"
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knain'a i.oanen-

Spain has already los, ,vnnty-one
ships Of war. with an aggregate OF A.
04O tons, and twenty-onc merchant ves-
sells of 32,4OO tons. The United States
has lost no ships Of war, has had only
one, the torpedo boat Winslow, dis
abled, and none of Its merchantmen
has been captured.
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A PsPfeok Work.

The Chicago Times-Herald: I'm all
that goes to make up complete dc
tionary of the English language tho
Standard seems to be as nearly perfect
as the best brains Of the age could
make. It,"
See display advertisement Of how to
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mainder in installments.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-07-30
MALr CREAM There Is Manufactured

MALT CREAM There Is Manufactured In
Denver an article called Malt Cream that
II credited with doing wonders In curing
dyspepsia and insomnia, and for general
debility. II is made OF MIX Cream and
Barley Malt. and Is past doubt the best
baby food known. as II contains no chem
ltals. The firm is known as the American
MIX Goods Company. Any druggist can
furnish u.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-07-30
LILO md thu Liyer

"succcss in life depends upon the liver "
ster put 1t. Medical science has proven.
that nine-tenths of the ailments OF living
have their origin in tho liver, and in con.
stipation caused by its arrangements
Keep the liver lively and it will be we'll
Modern science points out Cascarets as the
only perfect, gentle, positive liver regula-
tor fit to be used In the delicate human
organism. All druggists sell Cascarets lOc,
soc, ooc, and we recommend them most
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-07-30
DAMAGE ooMe oUR WANsN,es,
HAa9 Wui - nsssgAs Nsesh - oasvs Csv.
sata 9spaiss nsAa

Washins ton. July 2t.-Evrry EFFORT
wio b. made by tho Navy Ilrpartn'rn.
eusing the next few weeks 10 put the
asueesoads Of the Atlantic squadron In
she beQ possible condition.
!ectructjuua were given to Ilcnr Ad.
es!tal eampeon to-day. IN nccorda Nc
wnh weSch the tMtilcship Texas was
eetacbed fFeen service IN Santiago and
oeoeeso . New York. A. result of
~ esffeee blasts Of tho twelve.inch h
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oesEe ~ weo1 has l,~rn torn nnd
sssteeee an1 ~ n N In placed In
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yewt19 ~ TexaA the Iowa will
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Low RYtea EAst.

The Union Pacific offers the following
reduced rates as an additional inducement
to tourists:
Special rates to indianapolis and return.
August is. - and 20
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PERIODS OF PAIN.

Menstruntion, the balance wheel OF
womnn's life, Is also the banc OF exist
encc To many because 1t means u time of
great suffering.
While no woman is entirely free from
periodical pain, it does not seem to have
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when. 40 Cents n nu.hel.

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The Union Pacific makes the Quickcs,
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Hairs Catarrh Cure
Is n constitutional cure. Price, 15c.

81 have dreadful luck. This morning
dropped my spectaclcs and my wife
stepped on them" That's what I call
good luck. II ! dropped mine l should
have stepped on them L.yself."
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Jack broke the engagement. He said
Julia had no constancy' what made
him think SOP He found there were
| times when she didn't care for ice cream.
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A bath with COSMO BUTTERMlI.H
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Penelope hates men and she is collect
Ing pipes" isn't that rather contra
dictory?" mo; she says she is keeping
pipes"
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~ spent 800 ON my silver wedding pres
ent TO my wife" what Is it1 II don
know; she hasn't 30, through cxchanginE
Il yet"