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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-04-28
DIR. J. f. LENNON.

M ARIETTA, GA. Office N. E. corner
NH public square, over Geo. s Owen &
Co s grocery store. Consultation hours
10 to II a. M, and 3 to p. NJ. Resi-
dence Dallas street, Gregg place.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-04-28
DIR E. y. SEIZE.

PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
T7ENOERS his PROFESSIONAL
4 services in the practice of Medicine in
all its branches to the citizens of Marietta
and surrounding country. Office in ].
b. Smith q Co.'s furniture store. All calls
promptly attended to.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-04-28
FRED MORRIS.
WALTER McELREATH,
ATTORNEY ATLAW.

ATTORNEY ATLAW,
a TLANTA, GEORGIA. Prompt ~
n tention given to all legal business
Business in Atlanta for Cobb county par>
ties especially solicited. Office, III Tenn.
pie Court
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Railroad Excursion.

A special rate of one-half fare will be made to
Chattanooga during the Spring Festival.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-15
LAST FINANCIAL GASP

New York, July IA dispatch to the
World from Madrid says:
IF the war party in Spain persists, de-
spite the advice Of the pope and the pow
ers, the government will make known
how scant are ammunition and provisions
among the Spaniards in Cuba and Porto
Rico, on confession of the governors
themselves.
Moreover II will publsH a financial
statement showing that all of Spain $
sources of supply have been declined,
that all the advances made by the Bank
of Spain are exhausted, and that the only
recourse now is to stop the payment of
the interest on the deb, and Of the sink
ing fund and to Is5a= bonds at and !
per cent interest. with the double guar
antee of the Spanish treasury and the
Bank of Spain.
In court and official circles Il is believ-
ed that if such extreme arguments are
resorted to, the army at least will see
that the game is up and viii assent TO
peace, but General Blanco cannot under
take to procure the submission Of me
Spanish volunteers and irregulars in
ClfDd iiCt ~ NlodiIIl IuSIL- uey lIIlilAidt
ed to him when consulted that if the
Spanish government made peace they
would fight on. guerrilla fashion"
Madrid, July IA g p. m.).-The minister
of the interior. Senior Capdepon, in an in
terview today is quoted as saying that a
portion OF the cabinet was in favor OF
peace, but, he added, Peace is very diff
ficuIt problem to solve"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-15
DRY GOODS MARKET

New York. July H.-Reports from road
statesmen are, in general. fairly good.
Mail orders have done much to bring the
weeks average up to a reasonable figure
Local jobbers report a daily business of
fair proportions. Out Of town jobbirg
houses say that the consuming trade con-
tinues TO be slow. Wooden goods men
are preparing to show sales and make
prices on light weight goods next week.
In staple cottons there is little or no
change Print cloths continue to sell for
July and August delivery. Bids for regu-
lars beyond that time are refused, how
ever Extras are still quoted at &c and
are firm thereat.
QUOTATIONS IN SPANISH TOURS.
MadrI July 1t-Spanish tours closed
today at e..
London, July IA p. m.-Spanish tours,
81 7-16
Berlin, July 14.-Prices on the boerse
here today were steady. Spanish tours
were the feature of teh days transac-
tons. A substantial advance was made,
owing to the bear coverings. Spectators
hope that the report of the presence of
sickness among the American troops in
Cuba Will facilitate peace negotia tons.
American securities were dull.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-15

July. 22]z asked: September, 1sAq19%; No.
. white 27Q2S
Rye Waaled at 45c.
7riaxsaed-szl4 bid Tor July
Butter-Qu!et: creamery, Ia 1871; dairy,
l0G'l4c
Egg-Steady; SC. loss off
Mn y JEk-
New York July 14-Wheat-Receipts
SO: exports. 1855 bushels spot easy; No.
red. 6752g8Sc. T. 0 b.. afioat export grade;
S31zc. f O. b.. af1oat and July. SEC elevator.
Options closed A1?c higher; July &c low
er; No. red July closed at s014c.
Corn-Receipts. SO. 425; exports so Spot
steady; No. . 371zc. Options closed sc
net higher: July. 353s: September. S64si
closed at 362..
Oats-Receipts. 1920 bushels; exports,
245.504. Spot dull No. 2, q; No. white.
&c. Options closed &c net lower; July
closed al 26c.
Butter-Receipts. 5.SH packages; firm
western creameries. 1311417; Elgins, II;
factory, 1lG1z24.
Eggs-Receipts. 6,4S6 packages. Firm;
western, l4c.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool. July l4.-3:45 p. m.-Wheat-
Spot steady; No. red western winter.
IS cd No red northern spring. 6s I'd.
Futures closed steady; July, 6s 0S4d Sep
TENDER, IS 11lad; December, SIS ed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-15

Miss Daisy Dankio OF North Market
street IS entertaining MISS Anna Canady.
Of Asslvane for = few days.
J. Z. Pedigo. who has been visiting
friends IN the city. has lust LEFT FOR an
extended trip through Nebraska.
Mr. c. NJ. IRWIN returned home las, ev-
sning on the Rock Island from Topeka.
where he had been on business.
Mss Ida Williams Ief, las; evening ever
the Missouri Pacific for Colorado Springs
where she will spend several weeSs-
Mr. and Mrs. H. +. Furry OF White
Eagle. l. T. spent q few hours here yes
,srday. en- route to Colorado Springs,
Mr.. O. II Bentley is home from New
York CITY where be has been for The past
few months on political snd legal bus
mess.
J. w. Dobson OF wichita has been ap-
pointed 9 special examiner OF the general
land Office. The position Is worth n.slo
a year.-welington Mail
Mr.. Carl Gray. superintendent q the
Frisco ard Mr. A J. Davis. general sup
erintendent Of the Frisco. were here yes
teriay on . tour OF inspection.
The Sisters OF All Hallows' Academy
will enter thsir annual retreat this even
ing. The exercises viii DC conduct ID oy
Rev. S. A Blaekman. S. J.. Of Chicago.
A man was arrested late las, svenins
by officer Stewart for shoFt-ehanEing and
passing counterfeit money. Al the station
ne gave his name as Smith. He viii BE
tried tAis morning at nine O'Clock
Mssrs Herbert Wing, Leon Felger. A.
r. Galzier. A Beach. II. +. Toves and D.
O. Hagan OF Newton. viii arrive here co.
morrow from Newton on their wheels 10
attend the bicycle NEE, at tie fair
grounds.
The great Adam Forepaugh and Sells
Brothers Americas Greatest shows con-
sol!dated include the leading hippodrome
OF the world. presenting an extraosdinsry
and e,ectafylng program Of the races e
anc.en, and modern times.
Tomorrow evening Mrs. Caldwell Lsdd
and daughter. Miss Msebehe. wiia leavs
the city for e Reno o. r.. their future
home They were preceded by Mr. l-add
ana Mrs. Sarah Hubbard ot Chicago. SIS
Ter Of Mrs I.add Ms Meeoelle has re-
Gently finished "A years course in vocal
music at yhe Detroit conservatory Of
muse. and after q brief rest az asr new
home will return 20 the east 10 complete
her fus course OF training under the best
instructors
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-15
NOTES or The NORMAL
spelling Contest TO Occur I'm Appel
late Court Recm.


Rev Henry Cumming OF Goddard ana
his cousin. Miss Stout. from Missouri.
visited Normal Tuesday.
Miss Edaa Thatcher was a visitor on
wednesday forenoon
Misses Title Walker and May Parkln.
son OF JamesbHrg spent short time m
the school mana cement class Wednesday
morning.
The second spelling contest for tho
county occurs IN the appellate court room
beginning Thursday morning az % O'Clock
The judges appointed are Mrs. Alice Il
Sites. Misses I.est.e Wilbur. Margaret
Brown. Kate Wright. and Messrs. J. F..
Heivie. Rufus Crum and John Grinstead-
Those who are to pronounce are Nissss
Culver. Randall. Howes Messrs. F1for.
Britain, Nesce and Price
The work for this mornings class IN
school management is the discussion q
daily programs. Several excellent ones
have been presented. all with good points.
but an subject 70 criticism. The lmpres-
sion seems 20 prevail that a program q
recitatlons may 5e adopted and expected
20 ut every school. rather than the bet
ter plan Of adapting the work % indiyid-
ual needs
Prof scott's geography classes arc deep-
ly interested 80 the Cuban question. 80
much so that che members are noW abs
20 draw excellent maps 81 the Island. %
eating twenty or thirty important points.
Victoria. r. g. JUN 1.-THE steamer
warrimoo. just arrived from Honofniu.
reports that Major General Wesley Aef-
ritz had arrived a. Hoao.slu oa his way
20 Mania
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COTTON

New York, July H.-Cotton-Prices to
points higher on covering, due in part
to favorable Liverpool cables and con-
ficting crop news. The demand was soon
satisfied and prices sagged back to about
last nights figures with trades few and
far between. There was soce change OF
near deliveries TO later positions. Foreign
representatives took an inconsDicuous part
In the forenoon transactions. Talk OF
yellow fever was in circulation but failed
to cut much figure as a influence. Com
plants OF too much rain were received
from sections of Georgia the CaToiinas,
Florida and Alabama. Shedding and in
sects were reported TO be doing considera-
BILE damage in other localities Of the belt.
Spot cotton closed dull; middling upiands,
3-l6: middling gulf. SIS. Futures closed
steady. Sales 800 bales. July, S6.0l: Au-
gust, $500; September ss.07; October S6.OS;
November, sos; December, SOIL; January.
S6.15; February, s6lS; March, S6.07; April,
1924
New Orleans. July H-Cotton-Steady;
middling, 1850.
CaI1aetOo TuIv A-Cotfon-Easv 12-16c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-15
FOUR ROIIEN OLD SHIPS

London, July n-According to mail ad-
vices received here from Cadiz, dated
July 2, the old Spanish broadstde ironclad
Vittoria, for some time past used as a
training ship. and which was towed back
to Cadiz after starting ostensfbly for
the Philippine Islands with the feet OF
Admiral Camara. is the only war ship in
the harbor. Mines have been laid 20 pro-
tect the entrance into the port OF Cadiz.
and the coast lights are extinguished
along the whole length of the Spanish
coast Vessels are excluded from all har-
bors Of Spain after dark.
London, July 14.-Advices here today
from the Canary islands under date Of
July say that the two Spanish torpedo
boats were still at anchor at Teneriffe.
Ships were not allowed to enter the har-
Dor after dark and the coast lights were
extinguished. Most Of the visitors had
left the place.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-15
NO SLEEPING ON DUTY

ChickamsEga. July N-Othce-s II al
-hority q; Camp Thomas ALL not tolerate
sentriss sleeping Oh their posts Tbs be-
INK cons dered one q tas very wors; T-l-
ita-v orerses TIE resgit q tae court
martial trials for thS oHeass nave just
been PUBLISHED from the hesdauartsrs e
General Poland. Commanding ire second
Division % the Frs; corps. Private Va
;ersouse. company :. Fourteenth MINI
sofa ~zs sentenced 20 thrse months hard
Iabor Tor sleeping On rs post Private
Wellington Y Whitenorn. company g.
SKIN no. was aoed - Sc . os-pald
each no-fh. s5r a 2e-iod q s,I na5z:ns.
He -fu also BE- deprived q a. privileges
gor perso5 of izs months PriTate Jas
Horn. SIKH Michigan pzsE.@1 - uzl.sr--
ove-cozt ard wzs fined = ard given 40
DAYS In the guard h3use.
LeH,eaa7: Geo -sl s-.tsFs. % -1s TTs3-
IN $ez Tc-k hss 51lsls~1 t-Ts1g a5sa-
. -ae- zzo sd 5esz absent ~rf-ns1; .ezvs
some u th@zu rave seea arrested ARD re-
.urnso . carp o. ofescsrs- TIE nez z'ers
a-ea a. .5s wzg fran s. % s. ard fsS
dzgs - re ga1s1 house
Il tAxes a 20. ere TO purify so.d-RsEz'f
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-15
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
CASH GRAIN.

Chicago. July 14-Cash wheat: No. red,
ned. IS; No. 8. 72G74; No. > hard %; No.
5. 70d73ia: No. spring 50. old; No. 3
spring, old. -; No. l northern spring. -.
Cash corn-No. >. 52QS2ls, No. 5. Slizq
Sl2..
Cash oats-No. ?. 2; No. 3. 224.
Cash fiaX-Northwest Sl04; September.
81
Receipts today: Wheat. ~ cars; corn.
s6S: oats. lse. Estimated cars for tomor-
VOW: Wheat. X; corn, 20; oats. I36. Min
ueapolis receipts today. Is cars.
Chicago. July 14.-Poultry. easy; spring
ducks, 6G6is.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, July NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
a. cars. Active. No. I red. 70d73, No. :.
=; No. 5. 20; No. , spring. 67al; No. 3,
62c.
Corn-Active; generally steady; No. :
mixed. S0a3ei2; No. white S---7SS; No. 3,
SIs..
0atsAbout steady; No. white. aci4-
Hay-Weaker: though prices unchanged
Butter-Firm; separator. Eggs; dairy.
12c.
Esss-Weak; fresh, &c.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. July Wheat-Receipts =
cars; higher but unsettled; No red
cash, elevator. = bid; track. "a a74; July.
69i1 bid: September. 6s-F l55s. December.
65ss bid. No. . hard. nominal
Corn-Hlgher; No cash, 81; July. 317s;
September, SOS bid.
oats-Lower; cash. q; track, 2lG2s1l.;
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western Leagu
ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS
cUIN BRIEF.

CITY IN BRIEF.
Mr. James Allison has gone 70 King
ston.
Knute Try came IN yesterday from
Anthony.
Mr. r. Bentley left yesterday for Colo
rado Springs
Mr. John / Nelson is IN Kansas CITY
on business
Mr. W ". Dorsey has returned from =
visit 70 Hutchinson.
Mss Marie Houck leaves today for ne
east. 20 De gone for the summer.
Mr. Frank woods left yesterday after
noon on a business trip 20 Newton.
None % the drug stores have yet sue
ceeded IN evolving Dewey punch
Deputy sner.n So Duukin leaves thls
morning or official business 90 Viola
Mr william J LurEe q weIHae. on.
vas business visitor here yesterday.
Mrs. McKelrick and daughter left yes
;srdzy on sumner outing % Coiorsda.
Mss Hat8s Walden Iefi last algs; or a
three weeks pleasure tip % Klngmsa.
Mrx J r AIszzaeer died last night
a; ;hs Wichita hosP.taI q fypssof1 fever
Mss Minnie wooecock u ne Soyse
Dry Goods company "a on OF = VACATION
NJ Frank Il. Hamilton. treasurer q re
Frisco. Ess hsre ysE;sr6zy from = Lol4ls.
sa-r1 Simmons leaves tals uorniaz
over re ssa,A Re Tor Gaivsstsn. Texas
NJ J C. 0 No-se o. Hstca-nsoa va
here yesterday He was 8; ths Carey while
here
" Edwin Gross has gone - cnicszo
after q peasant vlait here win a. "a
rsn.s
TIE tAsrd carelszss Ger Representative
OF re P32sl.s. tlekss sossee - yes,sr-
Say.
81 J7an . DAVIS IS n Toyek4
~ Ens- Hartman hGs rs-sraee fssn
wsneeis
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sa--x from Te9sk2 rssrs hs h44 s>ea ~
511 oea4
Ms olive Tr.s.ft ,s.s rsster1ay s-a-s.-
~ over tae Santa Re 90 Engsr-4 as
Ezas2s CAY
Mlss Jeza.e fzags e Hssars Ksrsat.
= il. taa eity gsrst-1z 80 es1;Lss CO s1-
Lasrsncs &Tease.
Teroseksa- E8ana~ sas Kszs . HFt
sv-1nes. sszta uazS.z ~asrs As zzs AK
81 eAGrEs x a. cEsEs~LsA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-15
CHICAGO'S NEWS FAMINE


Chicago July 1.-THE novel experience
Of being without daily newspapers for
four days has been the lot of the people
of Chicago, and this. too. at one of the
critical periods in the history of the ma
ton. At the time of the great fire, q
years ago, the newspapers of the city
suspended publication for a couple of days
but his was in consequence of the almost
entire destruction Of the town, which at
than 100000 inhabitants; but now. with a
population of nearly 1000. 900. the strike of
less than 100 stereotypers deprived the
city of all its source of information,
so far as the local press was concerned,
four days.
Never since newspapers were published
has such situation been known.
While the people were crowding around
the bulletin boards by the thousands,
eager to hear Of the result Of the opera
tons Of the army nd the fleet around
Santiago, these boards were vacant, with
the exception of a brief notice to the
effect TIT in consequence Of the strike
Of the stereotypers no papers would be
issued.
In vain the people stormed the offices.
but no news bullets would be give out
by the ewspapers. and the people were
compelled TO await the arrival of papers
from outside cities-Milwaukee. St Louis.
Cincinnati. Detroit. Toledo. Indianapolis,
Louisville. Peoria and even smaller
places.
The attitude OF the publishers OF the
city papers in Withholding bulletins was
most harshly criticised. but il seems that
This was part Of the agreement entered
into by the publishers between themselves
when il became evident that the stereo-
;ypers would strike and that the Issuing
~ papers would De an impossibility. For
the first time in the history OF the news
papers Of Chicago the publishers were II
accord. and presented firm front no;
only to the stereotypsrs. but 20 all other
trades represented in the newspaper Of
fees as well AS consequence. when
-he stereotvpers walked out the morning
sad afternoon English newspapers simply
,41sed their Offices. and 10 edition came
cut On Saturday Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday last
NalCSgo was SIMPLY p3raly zed when no
dreds Of thousands OF citizens issued
from they homes. looked for the familiar
sheets and found them not The news
boys did not cry them IN the streets.
and upon the bulletin boards in froat %
he newspaper Offices was brief notice
TO the eect that as The stereotyPers had
made exorJlona;e demands. the publishers
had concluded 20 shut down That vas
a There was % il. and the people had 70
make the best 81 it.
X vac an ost remarkable condition o;
AFFAIRS. and produced q strange effect
throughout the business portion % the
CITY. Although the downtown s,r>sts
were more than usually crowded. there
vas much lass noise and hustle than
was ordinarily no,sced. People did 10:
know what T. gat be coming They were
sse- sor the news q ne agntlnE around
Santiago. b.; id rot s1aow EEsre % %
= get i. and sse-osd entirely lost
BY rooa q Saturday Iast o1tst6s pa
p.rs began coming n. bn they could 70;
supply The ne-thousansth part q iae
demand A; the newspaper Offices 70
satisfaction could be 5osa.nsc- Nc o-s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-15
SHIPPERS AND NOTES

L. b Moredge & Co. of Ponca City
were on the market with a car of fair
mediums. which sold for good price.
Fred Vols of Wellington was up with
a car load Of heavy hogs, which sold well
10 toward the top.
jim Sparks of Conway Springs was a
shipper of two cars of hogs, one a load
Of good butcher hogs selling without dock
for the top price for the day. and one
AGAR Of light lights. Both sold to Dold
Packing company.
Majo- chris. Shepherd of Goddard was
on the market with a car of very fair
heavy butcher hogs. which was one Of the
TWO t. take the top price for car hogs.
Harvey Grace of Cheney was again on
the market with a car of fair medium
light hogs, sold to Dold on the closing
market
Horner & Kirk of Kingman were in with
a car load Of fair mediums. sold toward
the close TO the Dold company.
L. F. DauJschmann was on the market
with a car of fair medium hogs, which
sold for next 10 top prices TO the Dold
Packing company.
Campbell x Horton Of Caldwell were on
the market with a car Of fair hogs
Other markets yesterday We're as fol-
lows. Chicago looked for $1,000 hogs. re-
ceived 2>.oo0 with 1900 left over from the
dan before The market was quoted as
fairly active. 3 10 10 cents lower. The
last bulletin was: Trade I'm hogs was
fairly active on local and shipping ac-
count. but buyers forced prices five cents
lower on an average" Estimated re-
ceip;s for today are C2eo0. At Kansas
City The receipts were 1000. against loco
the Gay before and the market was weak
10 SC lower. The St. Louis market was
3 cents lower. with 500 hogs received.
Lard closed steady and ribs up ~ cents.
The roads doing the hauling yesterday
were as follows: Santa Fe, 6; Missouri
Pacific 3. and Rock Island. J.
A car load Of western horses were re-
Ceived al the yards Yesterday shipped
from Paab,o. Col, by J. c. Webb. There
were % head in The bunch and they were
yarded for the time being awaiting fur
Their disposition.
The smiling face and robust form Of
Joe Koehier the obliging stock yards ca
terer. are again on duty after two days
severe struggle with rheumatism. All the
BOYS wish Joe complete recovery from
this very painful indiSpositiOn.
Dell Mahaney. night yard foreman Of
the yards. Is on The sick list and his place
IS being filled by Charlie Phipps.
II is claimed thai night before last
Wejghmaster Baker awolle and found that
his pet tape worm was AT large and run
ming across the floor. He At once loaded
his pea shooter and took aim. Either his
marksmanship or his dreams were at
fault. as the bird got away. However,
those az his table yesterday became cen
WINGED that he had accumulated a new
, one or else number one had returned 10
fits first love. as the provender he hid
away froze out the rest Of The table from
getting square meal
SeigeI. Cooper < Co, The Fair. and
Rothschild & Co. of Chicago. have al
written the Dold Packing company 4
this city for large shipments Of their new
philippine brand OF ham sausage, their
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CHICKAMAuGA CAMP TALK

Chickamauga, July 14.-After q hours
Of enforced rest caused by a steady rain.
the men at Camp Thomas returned TO
work with renewed vigor today and scenes
Of great activity were everywhere wit
messed. During the day. in addition to the
regular work. a number OF the regiments
INDUCED in practice marches. target prac-
tice and other things out Of the routine.
large amount of supplies was handed
out 10 the regiments in need.
The signal corps Of The army Is rapidly
increasing in size and Importance Il now
numbers nearly 400 men. all OF whom
are rapidly becoming proficient in their
work.
Governor Tanner and party OF Illinois.
this morning reviewed the Illinois troops
in Kelly Field. The men showed up In
fine form and the governor expressed him
self as highly pleased. The party left to-
night for Jacksonville. The review OF the
Rough Riders by Colonel Grigsby and his
staff. which was 70 have occurred a :
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. was post
poned until this afternoon Al the same
hour on account OF the inclemency Of the
wea Their The review occurred on Brothers
Field
Senator Foraker % Ohio arrived in
Chattanooga al 30 this morning and went
at once 70 the camp he Will remain sew
erai days me guest OF the OHIO officers
The officers Of the Eighth Msssschu-
sets are completing the details Tor
practice march Of several miles. The plan
Is 70 strike camp, march 20 gwen point
and establish a permanent camp. remain
.ug away abou. p hours.
Colonel Pugh is now negotiating FOR he
use q land
TIE last company ~ the Fourth Tenn
esge regiment was mustered in today This
< he first regiment in tae United s.ates
9-ganizeS uu6er the second call /; q full
y recruited and TIE mea have been n
..-L---- ~ aa--a-aL n-aa-s
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MORE ARMS FOR CUBANS

Bulletin: Key West, July "A, 12:10 p. NJ
The first news of the successful landing
of the Florida and Fanita expeditions,
which left hE on June %, was received
this morning. The landing was effected
early on the morning of July at Palo
Alto, on the south coast Of Cuba. but not
until after several lively skirmishes with
the SPANISH forces.
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COMING local EvENTs

Queen CITY lodge No - D OF II. meets
in regular session on Friday evening. July
Is. All members requested 20 - present
The Ida Rebekah lodge OF the IVES, side
viii give a patriotic social Ia the Palace
block this evening. Refreshments oud an
excellen. program are the attractions.
A special program viii be given IN sun
flower block this evening Kansas VIII 10
represented ny sixteen young ladies' Rec
itauons and music during the evening.
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BIGGER TYE BETTER
Watson vii! Take a Powerful
Fleet Over to Spain.
TO SCARE HER THE WORSE
Her Coast DefenseleSS--Peace
and the Cash Box.

New York, July IA special from
Washington to the Herald says: Belev-
ing that the effect Of an American squad
ron on the Spanish coast will be in direct
proportion TO the strength Of the fleet,
Secretary Long and the naval board have
decided to strengthen Commodore Wat
sons command by an additional ironclad.
and probably by protected and unprotect-
ed crniSars