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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-04

.-:o.- -, on, n, eat sale OF oaks -. ~
SER oes c ,er ohins Hats, Shoes, and Furnishings.
saos - The Biz Sale beginning to-day are Saks CO.'S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-04

Truth wears well. People have learned
that DeWitt's Little Early Risers are re-
liable little pills for regulating the bowels.
curing constipation. and sick headache.
They don't grippe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-04

Carter. II. D. Whitcomb. Fred. Valentine,
j. Tyler. DR.. John Dunn. Thomas Atkin-
son. NJ. ]. Dimmock. r. w. Powers. j. S.
Moore, DR.. l.. c. Crump. John p. Branch.
II. G. Cannon, Charles Davenport, Ad.
Dill, w. l.. Waring. Jr. G.. w. Taylor.
John A. Curtis, r. c. Williams. Jr., DIR.
j. A. Hodges. w. ID. Forbes, I. T. Nor
gan, Virginius Newton, j. II. Capers. and
II. CLAW DreXrY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-04
CRASH,

Snecial. an 1s-inch Unbleached Twill
ed Linen Crash, at lie. per yaro.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-04

ga Napkins range in price from s2.Zo
to $40 per dozen: exquisite values at
$3.50. s., $3.50, and 81 per dozen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-04
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.

Of Mr.. r. c. Broaddus, his son-in-law' Of
this city
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-04
TOWELS,

Bleached Crash. fine, all linen
shrunk, 10c. per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-04
NAPKINS

in vast assortment, patterns to match
all the better damasks. prices for the
5-s size run SIS to 81 dozen.
Look specially at sl.75, g, s2.25, and
$3.50 goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-04
RUGS.

All the dainty. new things. the pro.
duct Of high art colors. blending ana
masterful designing, exquisite gems of
the loom. There is not one OF fheu
that would not brighten the floor of 4
palace. They come in Smyrna. Mo-
quette. and Wilton. I'm sizes from lSy5s
to S6xl2. and prices reach from S5c. 10
81 each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-04

An elegant array Draperies Fine Curtains Portee
and Art Squares together with
mott tasteful showing Dama Table Sets Napkins
Blankets
that must be suited
and prices modest that they cannot out appear 70 your sense
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-30
BY WAY OF HAVANA

according to Spanish Advices Ameri-
can troops are Having Il Hard Time
'IopErlsht. 1885. by Associated Press
AVANA. June oS.-Cnelayed in
lransmission:)-It is said at the palace.
" .ne captain general here. the head
l in'.; Tor official news. that the
American forces are finding difficulty
IN advancing upon Santiago dc f'uh:,
IL is claimed that they followed IN.
raiiroad track to Jurngua from tn,
mines situated n short distance from
,he coast. between Siboney and Aqua
.oies; OUT were unable to reach the lat
ter place in spite Of the protection ar
iorded by the fire of the warShips
The commander of the Spanish c,,u-
boat Ardila reports that while. recon
noltering on June &c. ut C'oloma, T',,uta
S"rtes and other places ut Coy:,ola, h..
WIS informed that Il strange steamer
win one SnnkeStack. apparently a
WarShip of 1000 tons. was in si.-,,t
y ne STRANGER soon caught Si~ht of tn.
Ardilla and pursued her The gun
boat kept within the blue seq AMI
succeeded in keeping out of range nf
'he guns OF her pursuer. To the south
ward the stranger. which turned out
10 be an American shin appeared to
y" in company With several other YES
SclS. The Ardi''o made 4 rcconnais-
s"nre on tn" f"llnwinG dav. Tune -.
md discovered chat the American shfp
''''l ''tTlurH'' inc SinnbS Nemesis ar
''afahano. Privincc of Havana A,n;e-
ted and Manne'ita. Of rnlnrna prnyinco
~ Pnar del Rio. and the nilot l,oat :
'.nZ and .Tacintn. 1t is claimed thar
when tho sloons woro sighted the Amcr-
ican shin hoist"d tho Snanish Gag
which caused Pilot JOAQUIN Fernandez
nf he Luz. 70 hoist th- Snansh fac,
believing y" had to do with n snanieh
warshir. The niot also approached
tho American vessel and did not NM
out his mistnl+" until n blink shot
'nd aft"rwarf loaded shells wcrn fired
vt tn" nilot boat. The shells it is
claimed. c~nlodcd near her. Tho
An'"r'""n shin this time seemed to
nave driven tho Spanish craft info !,
punch including luz. Jacintn Am'stad
Nem"sia and Manuclita The com
mandcr OF the Ncmosin. WITH ono az
MS crew. remained on board his ,e,oon
md was cant,lrod and taken On board
m" american shin. Later he was set
IT liberty after having been questioned
r,achr d,n% the Spanish p.et ~
enera !-sA4irattnn of affairs. Tho s1o,,
-Its .."s to have been gcommanded :. ~
= riga to ca ptain. and to have Co. :
''"d about siS hundred men With M,
pants and red fringe" who soia ma,
We're "n'ns to Cuba and afterw,r5 =
| Key West 49, :" :
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-30
THE winner
Ohio Giant Knocked Out by
the Sailor.
D'Dh'T LAST oNs ROUND
ne California Fugiiist Announces That IL.
u Ready 70 Meet F,tz-inmuns Cor
h-'' or Mccoy for the Heavy
weight Championship.

NEW YORK. June 29-Tom Shar,s.v
II. sailor rugilist of California. knock
"a "Ht Gus HuhIin. the Ohio Giant in
man one round tonight before the
r,'ehtc! New York Athletic Club At
ORGY Island. Ruhln's defeat was ac
i"ihNllShed in exactly two minutes and
seventeen seconds
Shi'fkeS then rushed to the ringside.
wa ieahihg on the props. shouted:
am iaady t" meet T"itZsimmons.
"rpett. AcCoy or any other man for
sc E"aN weight championship of the
world" @i@
ne sorry Of the fight, if it can be
''!ied SUCH. is easily told.
'snhlin was the first to land, but
e'',trl'y was quick to reply. His arms.
md t- cin use both Of them cleverfy
'"HH' i'N2 fails an. as his gloves
:ih"eH on Puhlin's head. 1t was seen at
nee that Rubin had not a chance on
.artll against his antagonist. The
Nnork"ut blow WAS hard right swing
"hlch reached Ruhlin's jaw in the pro-
per spot. Gus went down as if felled
WY an axe and lay partly on his stom
'rh ana elbow. He tried to get M. but
could not. while the rcfcrc.. was count
ing me ten seconds. Rubin was beat
IN utter the first swing landed and
Shark"y's stock in the pueiiistic mar
het went soaring as high as a rocket
n" Spectators left the building u,,it,
SATISFIED with the contest, which was
"cN"lh OF any brutality or foul work
ne arena was crowded with :, rep
r's'hthllNe gathering of sporting men
from an over the United States who
cum: mere to see the contest
sNtafkty was the favoritc and The
rnlihg odds We're 100 to 20 on the sailor
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-30
ARKANSAS REPUBIJcaNs
The state Convention No1ninates = rul,
Ticket

The state Convention dominates a Full
Ticket.
QRy Telegraph.l
LITTLE ROCK. Ark. June %
, me republican state convention to-
gay gay nominated full state ticket.
countv v ~ ~ q. r. Auten. of Pulaski
r Ihere IS not a negro on the ticket
s+ me following message from United
the chairman: 60 ps
=, City Of Mexico. June 29.-To the
vn aat;n OF the Republican state con
Eention, Little Rock:
J.; - unable to occupy my seat
u, MN the convention. am with it in sprit
Way your deliberations be harmonious
anu am conductive to good government = nd
eree institutions. That YOU will. with
1ut dissenting voice. endorse the ST.
LOUIS platform. President McKinlev.s
1n,omlnation. our righteous war with
spain ana that you will give us {. good
s ~ ,cket upon sound platform I
'Signcd) POWELL CLAYTON
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-30
MMILLlN FOR GovERNop
Nonllh;ted Amid GreaI Enthusiasm
by Tennessee Democrats.


by Tennessee Democrats
tRy Tcle.raph.l
il-H : i&NtoEA. TENN. Juno 90 :.
ron. Benton McMillin was nnminot,,,
~, "Nerh"r or Tennessee tonight h,-
ne Democratic state cony.ntinn ~
III, ,;',''.l.i"h WaS mad" by reclamation
una great enthuSi:tSn The nI,t fnrn,
'nd"rSrs the enumeration ,r ,,.;;, -
"a we NhicaSn platform. ana declares
"'l me money of the constitution Nv
: law proV'din" for the free ami unlj,n-
.'eu coinage OF silver at a ratio Of lc T.,
l. without waiting for the consent of
'thN olnef nation: opposes the bond is
sue i"i raising war FUNDS. and declares
sioh-lnterest bearing treasury warrants
would furnish {, calculatin~ m,.,li,n,
mat would accomplish all that was
Ieaulrea IN prosecuting war. and also
declares that obligations of tn. Irnit,,1
states should be paid in either. gold
or silver at the option of the govern.
rnent and not the creditor"
Inc section relating to the war is MS
follows: - -
The United States is engaged in ;,
foreign war with Spain innugurnteI in
the name of humanity and for the
freedom OF Cuba, and we endorse the
action of the Senators and Represent
tatlves IN Congress in voting to insti-
tute this war for those high purposns
we urge its vigorous prosecution. to
the end that it may be speedily ter
minated and the blessings OF peace
restored 20 our country. We recog-
ME the Monroe doctrine as a cardinal
tenet OF the Democrats PARTY ana :,
part OF the public policy of the nationa,
government, and favor it's strict Oh
SerVance."
The remainder of the platform refers
to state affairs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-30
REPORT FROM SAMPSON.
The Admiral Refers to General Garcia
in Complimentary Terms.

The Admiral Refers to General Garcia
in Complimentary Terms.
{By TeleSraph.)
WASHINGTON, June 29-Thc NAVY
Department today posted the following
bulletin giving report from Admiral
Sampson under date OF 4sne END. off
Santiago
ON the morning Of Pie fSa. ira MT
Nfles at the entrance ct Sa.AiAg5 n.
subjected 70 se.eIs blmUarGtnent b.
The f7eet, The tiins a-as deliberate mn,
eshvrt craftsmanship was ex-
ceilent The batteries wer.. pu c-
~ si!enced. on the l5th IN.
Texas. Marbi.head and Suwanet DIS,
t.oyed the fort at Guam sananlo. On tn.
ioth the Yankee engaged a Span sl
Suhpoat OIL Cien:ueg1s. on the. Eth
Lieutenant Harlow. with two steam
launches. one under Cadet Powell ana
me under cadet Hart. made an .xan!-
ha'ioh Ok tabanaS bay. The Iaunch.,
"ere- subjected to a he;ivy ana con,.n.
ued TIRE at snort range. ana ,,,r.. struck
seventeen times, although no one wa,
hnft. Lieutenant Harlow in ms 10
port particularly praises the conduct
II aoetS Hart and Powell and Coz
;"ains O DonnelI and Eloul. on lii.
'th General Gar, ia and his staff yis
Geo tht flagship. having arrived 1, a
morning at General Rabt's can,u al,
IS w iiIiIItsSliiS al tI-il.
-Ial Garcia ar. tf Tie most plrasan;
shafacter. He is Il large La dsor.
nan OF the most frank and engaging
manners. and Of most so'tlie.ly appear.
lhct. The fleet has Wlh my dirac
ions furnished arms. clothing and 10 I'd
20 me cuban forces. both east and wes,
81 santiago. Much has been don. in
ms direction at Guantanamo hy com
shaidcr Mr''Aila. who has been mos,
energetic in rendering them All assist :
ince possible Great activity ana
courage has been shown by the Cubnus
~ t'uihtanaln". and Commander Nc
,aiia IS most eulogistic in refe,enc. r.,
ihelr conduct. There are abnu; ,,
th"ushhd cuban forces in This jrn1nadi
aye vicinity. ON the 10Th the army
Transports arrived and General Shai,,.r
ana paid u visit Ia Generals Garcia
ana lsabi. The process Of ,,ebarl.,tinn
was rendered difficult by heavy s,.,e
lht heaviest which we have had d,1rjn,
we three weeks the fleet has. been et,
.loiied here. KY 3 in thu. afternoon.
however, four thousand men were
ashore" and tn" work WAS uroco.,]iu,.
WIN great rapidly. The pier was nn;
injured ana one Of the steamers went
alongside OF it. The wate; SUNNY w,s
not injured. The vesuvius has dan.
almost nightly firing sine" she has beer
mere. the explosion Of the. shells pro
duclhs very great eject
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-30
BIC CONTRACT FOR BEEF.

WASHINGTON, june 2o-,on,-
sary General Egan, of the army ,nna :,
awarded To Swift & Company. or C,hi.
.as"' a contract for supplvinr "a.
troops IN Cuba with refrigerator bea-
~ shrh Quantities and AT such place.
-. may hN required The contract is .
pie one and Involves the shipment ia
nc. c""hiry OF large cargoaseof dressed
80 ~ ." used not alone for the SOL
49, n"' Tor feeding the rcconcentra-
800, u ING cuban troops The gov
Tor not less than three montha ava ~.
oeei ~ 10 he furnished so that II viii he
psrlect'y good and ttt for use " hours
after its delivery. 1919
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-30
QUIET DAY AT cH1cKAMAUGA.
No Orders for the Movement of Troops
Received
(Rv Ta1aOrorhN

No Orders for the Movement of Troops
Received.
(By Telegraphl
CFl1CkAMAUGA NATIONAL PARK.
June 29.-It has been a quiet and une-
ventful day at the Park and nothing
received. thodgh the railroads have
/ oeen notified to be ready to move large
bodies at q moments notice.
Inc full corps OF paymasters. twenty
TWO IN number. arrived today They
went INTO camp and are heavily guard
ed at all hours by details of troops from
each regiment. 1t is stated that the
work of paying Oft the men will begin
| Friday n tn 80
! Heheral Wilson has been assigned to
| .he command Of the first division OF
, ,ne CORPS until the army is moved and
ne WIN remain here to organize the.
sixth army corps, which he will com
| mand in the field
Genera! Haynes was today assigned
| TO the second brigade of the first divis-
ION winch has heretofore been in charge
OF Colonel Bennett of the Third Iii
nous. General Sanger has been placa6 in
command Of the third division.
Inc ordnance officers announced r..
hlsht mat twenty-five regiments we're
p'hc'1caliy equipped and ready t. 20.
oapt;in Rockwell stated that a sum
Gent quantity of arms, ummuni7jon
hho other equipments had been shipped
| ana was now on the road to comDlete
| me outhttins of the entire army and
that within less than two weeks every
regiment at the Park would be r,.,av
lnr actiFe service. SO far as supplies in
ms department. are concerned.
captain Lalinski, discussing officer
! OF clothing and camp euuipaee todsv
issued 10000 rubber pouches and 40 900
shelter tents. This enormous work has
p,'en completed with the greatest possi-
PIE expedition and the Park roads ha ye
peen covered the entire day with army
wagons containing supplies for the va
rious regiments.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-30
SPANISH CRUISER AGl.olYND

MADRID. June 29.-6:3o =. Nth.
'ui'et Antonio Lopez. while trying to
enter the river san Juan. near san
Juan dc Fort" Rico. secretly with a
."'so 81 PROVISIONS and war material.
VAS detected by two American war
SHIPS but escaped by swiftly changing,
her course
Inc captain determined Ia land his
cargo. headed for shore at Salinao. The
shock of grounding exploded III. boiler
IL Is not known whether there, was any
loss Of life.
ne spanish gunboats Concha and Is
{, Dti'a ISSUED to the assistance of the
Antonio Lopez, whereupon the A,nar,~
cans withdrew and the Antonjn Inncz
landed her cargo.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-30
ON THE DIAMOND.
Results Of Yesterdays Games in the
National and Atlantic Leagues.
{By Telegranho

Results Of Yesterdays Games in tile
National and Atlantic Leagues.
tBy Telegraph.)
CINCINNATI. 9; PHILADELPHIA. 8.
CINCINNATI. June 29-Ereiren-
stems sore arm lasted one inning.
Rawley started In the third jnnins
Auendan1. s.soo. Score orr. IN me = 11 n
!5h;fa9;, -ooo2o32o21- i
Basteries.Breitenstein. Smith, Haw-
Cmpires-Emslie and Heydon Time
LAO.
ST. LOUIS. 3; WASHINGTON. ?.
ST. LOUIS. June 29.-The Browns
hit Mercer hard today. Only a comb.
nation Of circumstances prevented the
locals from making five more runs
Attendance. 900 Score: RHE
St. Louis. % 0 o 0 0 o1-3 IA
Washington . % oo1oo1 % s
Batteries-Taylor and Clements,
wood and Wood, Time i:4o
CHICAGO. ~: NEW YoRK.S4
CHICAGO. June 29.-The Orphans
had on their batting clothes today and
gave. Manager Anson's Giants bad
beating in loosely played game. At
tendance. 5000. Score: RHE.
Chicago. 12oo5o 2x-1o Is 5
New York. "A DOL 2-4 s 5
Batteries-Callahan and Donahue.
A1eekin. and Warner. Umpires- sny-
der and Connolly. Time 2:1o.
LOUISVILLE. 4: BALTIMORE. 3.
| played snappy ball and the Colonels
won by good base running Attend
| ance, $50 Score: R.HE
Louisville % 2ooooo2 x-4 10
Raltimore 900 2ooo1 Ga i
MA, Batteries,Frazer and I<ittredge.
H H,aul ana robinson. Umpires-N1c-
PITTsBTRG, 4: BROOKLYN. 3.
flIFSBURG. June 29.-In the elev-
"nth inning Gray made two Dagger,
went to third on McCarthy's sacrifice
and home on Rowerman's fly. winning
the game for Pittsburg Attendance
| t.4O0. Score: RHE
Brooklyn. ..oooooOo3 oOo--3 9 !
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and schriver.
Kennedy and RYAN. Umpres-I.ynch
and Andrews Time. I SIS.
CLEVELAND. 2: BOSTON. o.
! CLEVELAND. June 29.-The Ros
tons hit Powell freely. but not effect
vely luck being against them. Duffy
ana Long We're put out of the game
with the umpire. Attendance. 1900
| Score: y H q,
Cleveland. .ooo1ooe "a o
| Boston. 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 o. 0 10 0
Batteries--Powcl and O'Connor,
Nichols and Bergen. Umpres-Cush-
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Lancaster. 100000 o-4 ! = !
| Allentown. % 0 o 5 x-G II !
Eatteries-Wente and Roth. Keener
| At Reading
Reading. .71eooo1o4-155 10 10 p !
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-30
REPORTS FROM SHAE,TEI,.
He Says the Health of His Comma,
Is R'-ina rkablv Good


fRy Tclegraph)
WASHINGTON June oo.-The War
department today posted the following
bulletin:
Play; del Este, June cs.-Hon Rus
Sc, a. A'Eer. secretary Of war. on
S'nnny. June .7-Thc graves Of tho
'ic;id are marked 50 that there will be
n" mistake in Identification. The
ne:tIth nt my command is rnuorted ia
nc pN me surgeons rs remn rknhle out
S'dt' "f IN" wounded. There are today
Tess than $50 men sick So far NJ
wounded have died and but two men
tSigned) ..SfI
Major General Commandin.,
me War Department also gives tho
''iinWi'is cable correspondence:
. War Department. Washington I'm.
;n, -M NJ General shafter, command
~. &c; The President directs 49,,
ca ms thanks to you and vo,r ~ 49,, 90
~, me gallant action OF ycst.,.a. 10y
which I gladly do. yesterday.
'''S ned "R. \. AI.GER.
Secretary or War.
EaiquirI. Cuba June % 2un mar
re'arS ct War, Washington. Si,, 80.
ulatons ~ ms cotSrat-
N'sf'ed2 "sHAFTER.
8. Major General
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-30
FOOD FOR SPANISH TROOPS

I"nyrlsht 1898. by Associated Press,
. ~ KINGSTON. JAMAICA. June 90
".nu Z. M.-Senor Lopez. formerly sec
r"tary l" Governor General Blanco. but
l 1'bm t q ap'.nish agent in jamaica has
Chartered two English schooners the
Governor Blake and the Ocean Flower
e 20 convey food to Manzanillo for the
Spanish troops.
ne vessels are now loading at Mon
tcsn Bay. AVA
Admiral Sampson has been notified
h,'t li'eE VIII probably be turned back
ny an American cruiser -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-30
fALES COMMENCEMENT
(By Trlcrron1,

,r,, NfW HAVEN, CONN, Jun. %
nr EHlh annual commencement Of
'"'e University was held today win al
ny i""'p and ceremony incident tn
nu.'' occasions. and another class or
i,a o','s men, numbering over zoo has
graduated. The honorary degree
81 doctor of laws was conf,.rr.a 49,,
President Mex inIcy f"'''
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-30
SANTIAGO SOON TO ri. TAKEN

General sh'fter Win Not Wait For
R"inforcemrnts.
WASHINGTON, June .oC.nor,,
ilai'rr mas reported two most inpor-
.ah! developments in the military sit
ua'!"h at Santiago. First thar he. cx-
pccts I" take tn. city as soon as nc
se.s ready to move. ana that n. will
'ioi walt Tor rcinfnrcemants Second
That Spanish rcinforcc1pcn,s n,,mhnr;nn
H.ooo, accompanied by pack trains and
large droves of animals. are advan,.
ing rom ManZanilo 10 the relief of
santiago and are now hrty-four miles
from that city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-30
puu auelslss::aa BRAVERY
LII NISW NV
Y R1N7U 7s==-.:.e. WINS

-. mt has received from Ac stins
!, ssrc,ary Spanlding. OF the trea s,,r1,
er , letter enclosing a rennrt
rc v,., an l';, r; r.. Newcomb. of the
,,',nr rntt". Hudson. upon tho a.
S'scment l., cardenas BAY in n.bil.,,
~, n'', " l.aglev was killed. ana Lieuten J..
~, '%.n''u"h commanding the torn.d,
IVA 'nsl"w. was badly wounded in
avn ' .rsu AftHr telling how Wen his
WI Grey acted during the tim. thn,,
Mnr' under fire irving TO r. ,.'n, 'n,,E
" =, ' 'aptaln Nrwcnmb saws: "
a,h,' 'l"asnr" in tcstifvins 10 tho
m ka''l' bravery dispIayc1 INV.
,h ,''a, H,, Errnndou ana the men Of
~r,., " .,S,"W' ana consider it one Of the
'l'"Si privileges of my lif,. Ia nav.
zen an "v" witness az their cnnl,,a,
~ IN" Inn" when many ,man wnm1,
NV" l",i justified in abandoninn al,
."p". WITH such officers ana men tha
ITS navy" " I" """ OF
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-30
NEW ITALIAN c,DI>,r,,,

Dn,,I, S-EN III N r T. I'm
=. June 29.-The following cabi-
- ,as pesn formed to succeed the
ministry of the MARQUIS al pny,ir;
which recently resigned:
General PellouS. premier and minis.
tt. canevaro, foreign affairs
Sign"r Carcano, finance.
senior Vacchcllit treasury.
General san Parzano. war. M
Admir"i Plnmbo, marine.
''s'"r HecceIli, public instruction.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-30
THIRD SPANISH SQUADRON.
Minister Of War Announces That Il
viii be Ready Soon.

minister Of War Announces Tbat !,
viii be Ready Soon.
Ry Telesraph)
MADRID. June s9.-Tn an interview
this afternoon Lieutenant General cor.
rea, minister Of war, said the govern
, n,eht nad n" special news from Cuba.
ton. ~ % ' VA
ne asserted that Admiral Camara's
squadron had begun the passage Of the
SueZ canal "
1t is announced that the VittDria the
Numancia, the Alfonso NH and the
, rtepan'o, an armorcd cruisers, are
ready TO form the third squadron.
The armored cruiser Cardcnal C.is-
neros and the torpedo gunboat Dona
Maria de Molina. With several auxil-
AIRY cruisers and torpedo boats that
are to be Included, VIII be ready short
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PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS
h"oft I" Reatfirm the Chicaro p,o+
form Dafaa iasa ~

I" rscaH1fm The Chicago Plat-
form Defeated.
,,ra u'y Telegraph.)
ALTOONA, PA. June 90 ny,
. 81 Va. state convention TO-DAY nonoinn
, ~, George A. jerks. of Jefferson cn''a
~ no ,o' governor, and state ticket
ne convention was dominate1 ,,,,
t tne trends OF William J. BRYAN Lay s
b ny .."''n"l James NJ. Curry, of Pitts IS
asfn,, Notwithstanding this fact. an
Ch;ra ,. :" insert plank reaffirming the
na,,S ihatform was defeated tha
controlling influence in the convent irie
az; T.. eierrins that the platform should re-.
'a.e entirely to state issues.
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WHERE IS cARRANza-

MONTREAL. June 23-Lieutenan,
CarrahZa. the chief of the Spanish hu-
rean III this city. has been missing since
Monday and the Star WIN announces
mat ne has left the city. but that as
Tar as can be ascertained he has not
returned to Spain.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Vessels Arrived Yesterday.

schooner w. II. Bailey, New Bedford
schooner II. S. Little. Providence
2snooner James D. Dewell Boston.
Barge Forest Belle Boston.
barge CITY of Montreal. Boston.
% Barge r. J. Carleton. Boston
mere We're no sailings yesterday.
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NEWARK IN COLLISION

ne poipil'n Badly Damaged. No No.
'hiis 0btainahle
i!v Telegraph.)
~, :. III n, Notion. June 29.-Secretsrv
long long ma mas received word from CONNIE.
a aaae ne'hrv at Key West that the
Wa 'hn,p Newark. with Commodore
with the Dolphin The Newark 'S nas
un'njnrea but the Dolphin sustained
CONSIDERABLE, :, damage. She Ia now on
neI way rorih tn a dry dock. No da.
tails are ohtainable ~
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- s'7.'~-A1A4sS HIT. III
me precise piacean,s- Hall
'ra. n''t Indicates simply tho lyc .l.j,lar-
.5rs through which they may be reach
e", 1t contains the following:
rlrst Florida Infantry Tampa: Fi:st
1'"rsl' infantry, Chickamauga; Sec
les ana r.. Georgia Light Ar,illa,,
IhicNt'nanea; First North Carulin.,
lhiantfy J:lcksonvill-; Second North
carolina Infantry. Raleigh. N. g.: Sec
ohd ana Fourth Virginia Tnf;,n,,,,
Camp Aiger.