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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-01-20

Eight o'clock a. m. Saturday, January
8, 1898.
On motion the following bonds were
approved:
Ii Il Smith, constable Extra township.
z. S. Carolan, deputy sheriff.
f Greenwaldt, assessor of town OF
Gray.
Thos Lohner. county auditor.
On motion the report OF j III Jones,
sheriff for the year 1897, was examined
and approved.
On motion l. j Hill was appointed
deputy clerk OF the district court and p
8 Carolan deputy sheriff.
On motion the sheriff was allowed $500
salary for the ensuing year.
On motion the following school fund
loans were examined and approved:
+ M Zion 400 90
Elizabeth Crane 600 90
Edward Roach -- 400 90
a Smitn ------------------ 90O w
M Mcguire 1000 90
Peter Ohm 500 90
On motion clerk hire for the following
county officers for the year 1898 was al
lowed as follows:
Clerk Of court ---------- 800 90
County auditor -------L---- 500 90
County treasurer ------ 49, $50 90
County recorder $4,000 provided fees
exceed S1200.00 to that amount.
On motion fees were allowed grand
jury witnesses as shown by witness
book returned to this office.
On motion accounts were allowed as
follows:
John Rumelhart draying for
county | 90
r j Creveling, work at court
mouse ------- ---- ------ DU
j Friend 81 Son, merchandise
for prisoners -------------- 80
w ID Stanley, member OF board
committee work and mile
age ------------ 81 US
s f. Garmire, member of board
committee work and mile
age 80 Oh
Niels Il Hoegh, member Of board
committee work and mile
age- - 90
On motion the following resolution
was passed.:
BE it resolved by the supervisors Of
this county that from and after this
date all officers of the county purchasing
supplies, and the party OF whom pur-
chased or the agent OF such party, shall
at the time of making such purchase go
before the auditor OF this county and
cause an itemized statement of such
purchase to be placed in the order book
in the auditors Office, and all bills for
such supplies presented to the board of
supervisors for allowance shall conform
to and correspond with such itemized
statement.
Minutes read and approved as read.
On motion board adjourned sine die.
w. ID. STANLEY,
| THOS. LOHNER, Chairman.
County Auditor.
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w S Mcclure. house rent for
John Doner ----- Ia %
JAS. Pearson, merchandise for
Mcconnell ----- 3 90
f M Jones, bailiff December
term court 4 90
M n Esbeck, postage for county . 20
} z Hartman, wood for Mrs.
Hordesty --- III w
Il Brainard, expense as coun-
ty attorney " % 80
VIM Miller, repairing county
bridge - z w
Illinois Printing Co., supplies
for county 15 30
IL F. Zinke, repairing county
bridge -----------.--- 90
G Eyer, medical attendance On
Mrs Adams, claimed $21.10
allowed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is rs
Report of M N Esbeck for fourth
quarter examined and approved.
On motion board adjourned until l
o'clock p. m.
One O'clock p. m Board met pursuant
to adjournment and on motion board
adjourned to visit poor farm and to
meet at 8 o'clock Thursday morning.
THOS. LOHNER.
County Auditor.
Eight o'clock a. IN. Thursday, January
9th, 1898.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
and proceeded to settle with county
treasurer
On motion board adjourned until /
o'clock p. m.
One o'clock p. m. Board met pur-
suant to adjournment and proceeded
with the settlement with the county
treasurer.
On motion board adjourned until 8
o'clock a. m.
Eight o'clock a. m. Friday, January 7,
| 1898.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
and proceeded with the settlement with
the county treasurer.
| On motion the contract with Thos
Walker as delinquent tax collector was
extended one year from date.
On motion fees were allowed as fol-
lows in the following state cases in JUS
| tice court:
State of Iowa VS.. John Bailey.
! Henry M GRAY iuStica of the
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l Smutney, merchandise for poor
claim of $4,000 rejected -
On motion j Z Ellis was employed as
janitor of the court house for the ensu-
ing year at salary of $1,000 per month.
On motion Board adjourned until
8 o'clock d. m.
THOS. LOHNER,
County Auditor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-27
ANormrn srANI.m nrrnAr
cabam Win n,E victory In camaEuei
Province,

Key West. Fla. june s5.-'rhc alo1p
Isabel came into port this morning,
lyug the cuban nHF. ON hrr Wrrr
capt. Rafael Mora. Lieut. Felix DE- Jos
Rios uul four others ul tle cuban
army, carrying scaled dlslnioh0g from
tho cuban government Co senior r. U.s.
trndl Palma Of the New York Juuisl
These dispatches viii be- Forwarded by
the local iunlt.
me Isabel icft Cayo Romano. an
island OH the north coaEt OF cuba, laHt
Sunduy. and had a smooth passage. Tho
capital "a az ~ Sp'unHi, IN The CANA
guay district, tNcnty -nnr miles nom
Cubltls tWrnty-clEht miila from tho
rnlst and twenty leagues from Nuu-
eminent are there except Vice prosIe
dent Caputc, who Is In the United
The governments mail system hna
lsan perfect. Hl that iWl Information
from an parts OF che island Do rreclvcd
daily. capt Mora says that two days
before he left Cnyu Romano, the Gu
soils carry ms Skaters army, ana she
news caused great rejoicing.
ON June 9TH o heavy battle wus
fought In the cumAEuuy province hy
gen. Lopez titclls uf the Cuban army
with u force OF 1000 men. ana b,oO0
inlNfNHt
rho spaninrds were detected ana re-
trrtted They buried their dead In
seventeen rravea which the cuhana
opened Some Of the graves contained
eleven bodies. others ten. ulnt, ok, two
uul so ON. IN am. the CuiunH counted
40 b1dipE. and thrir scouts reported
that iUi Spanilrds were clrrlrd away
on lltitrs The Cuhlns had nine men
KILLED and thlry-two wounded.
OUn. Menoonl with 1000 men. armed
with rifles. landed hy tho Florida expo
dillon at Fort Danes, rs on hls way
from Santiago province 20 reinforce
den. Gomez near san Espiritua, Last
sunday Gen. MeunUll was In clmaguCy
province. he had two Held plpceH. one
throwing dynamite, and expected 10
errors the Mnr1n truchn without
trouble.
4 second army " 5000 men Is march-
Ing east tu ioIu Gen. Gomez.
Nuevna has been badly on FOR food,
but recently a steamer arrived and
landed 70 large cargo " provisions.
Subsequently a big launch from the
Bahluiaa landed a cargo of food.
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or the spaniiris. AMI ,re porfc-tiy fa.
mIlLu with uVafy trail in thr vicinity
uf slut1E1.
iu order 90 protect the Nmor'can adj
Nncg on Santiago. dsiHehmarta viii
uiH1 ha sent furWurd toward Umrttuu.
mo tn rlVc warning IN raH. lr Hftsmpt
u made Co form a. juncturo with cen.
fnndoH army in sauturu
a conference hHween MAJ Cen. SHAFT
trr uud Cen. Garcia will be- hold fl-
MORROW. THE plan NJ cooperation uf
Che American ana cuban armies h1s
uFnn HrroUd upon. not only in the c1ma
i.iAn ih SANTIAGO. but the subsequent
movement nn Havana anil Maauzaa
'ftn. Harc.t'H plan iH 90 mnrh his
cnurn army overland ana along fhr
nurihrru court NJ cuba. fcHuur Ia
iyiuh aH w'li uH ha cam with Inc Unit
81 siHi"H Hruy A. r1ln uH possible he
VIII oneCi Junction with the in-
HufEent forrH under Gen. MaNimu Co
meg, who iH now west ~ Havana.
Not shot Wun fired from the Amcrl.
con side last night though the front
N the American line was not 200 yard,
nom tho entertainments whore the
SpnnlnuiH propose a. combat the adj
vance ON Santiago.
Ihrfe cannon shots were heard dur.
inr the night They seemed to conn.
from mo distant sranish batteries or
perhaps from HHHwtd
The top " every hlll and mountain
north ana east NJ Santiago Dr. uccupiad
10y hInrkhouHeH whence the spanlards
can vlnw che movements ~ the Amori.
con army 1H % advances beyond sah.
urlln Co the eastward nf this rlty.
Vnshlng every knoll and hit " high
rtuund. are Spanish entertainments.
The correspondent uf tho Associated
lrtH9 from uu elevation 10 the right
" the American line today counted ~
or these entertainments. completely
trnciuE every approach tu the city.
The trenches have been dug uH the
conformation 0f the ground admits The
ends NJ rho trenches overlap where
breaks n tho line occur. thus securing
comparatively safe retreat from rifle
mr. ln cnHe parts ~ the trenches are
captured. rp0n one 90 these work.
modern guns have been mounted. They
can be plainly seen with The naked
eye.
sglea rvplri that initac the cutrcnch.
mrniH urv four parallel lines " rife
pits, shoulder deep. ana in front Of them
arr marked ranges ana several rows ~
btrled wire fences
No ufiirsr who has surveyed thn fieid
over which the advance must be- mad,
under atimttfr the tack ahead ~ tho
Americans. although our boys aiiu cN-
ufssss tn mos rnnteWYtuHuH uWulHu "a
their ndvtrsarisa. The general opinion
a. fhit murr artillery viii boz necessary
before V VIII hn HnfH in attempt 90 nH-
fnult tho Spanish WUIka .. enc nra ~
the different regiments must ur .-a.urHv
BE- dDiily and sufficient 30 d0murlIIsr
any force, uo matter how br'u1tt In m,
cour1rc, when halted by wire obatruc-
lions.
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TELtGRAPHlc BREWnGs.

Robert McMurray. ~ san Francisco.
Who Ion Nevada city Cab, un FRIDAY
on "a fishing excursion. died 10 dly nt
Gmuliovllla, cal. uf ch1lsu muihus.
lie was a prominent capitalist and mine
ms man, ana Wac "a state mining come
missioner 90 tho Worlds Fair az
Chicago.
Postmaster General Emery Smith
has Issued an order changing postal
regulations iu regard 10 sheet music
illegally sent into this country. Tho
music, II not claimed hy the holder ~
the copyright. win De- destroyed at tho
end 81 three months, llcrrtuforr much
NJ n has been returned 90 owners
when unclaimed ana shipped into this
country, particularly from Canada
The steamer Newfoundland which
attempted 10 sell her cargo OF food
atuna 40 Guantanamo and was Ordered
away from that port by American wur
ships, has arrived al liallfaX, n. s.. In
ballast, haing disposed of her cargo
ne Wayaguvz ana san juan de- Porto
Rico and, n n alleged. viii rr-lOud 10
run the blockade, The shippers OF tho
cargo are said to have cleared hand
some sum ON the hrat venture and there
IRE said 90 he several other steamers
flttlng out Tor the same business
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the landing facilities Tor th.m aro lu-
adequate. About 900 m I.I lf. rIIll
rnrrtlDd here. Tho military aufhlrl-
iios are rapidly making uu pack
train Co. take forward rfuana Tho
men ashore have i've dIy supplies.
nui supplies for ten days arc needed
At puchuiIon against sudden
uthcr bodies ~ Insurgents. Il ~ said.
Will also he brought in b. bclnr tho
plan Of the Cuban leaders f1 have Hr
least 10000 men before lirraua when
tho tim" comes for the Investment Of
that city.
CLOSING IN or SANTIAGO.
ON the RIO Guiana. Sunday. june 20.
Noon. Via Kinruton. JHmaica. June gI.
Monday. . u. m.--tCopyfirht. ts9g. by
the Associated pruH Tho advance
force OF tho American army rests on
this stream with the city ~ Santiago
four and l half mile Westward IN
plain Hlght, Last nirht tho outposta.
consisting ~ two c0mu1niea nf tho
Seventh Infantry UNDER Nai0r Cool.
ldHc, Occupied positions ut right ANGLES
'l the road. suardlnr tbs crossing IL
mile ana hnif beyond sabmalla.
thur" three regiments of Gen. Law
toms division cnmpcd. thH Flist. Fourth
and Seventeenth.
The Eighth. the Second srd Twenty
second MHFHachuaceiH with fhf rough
riders. Tenth cavalry and portions ~
several other rrrimrntH urH strung out
behind them towards Iuurun. About
POO CuhanH under Con. Gonzales we're
cluucd around General G.awton'H
headquarters. but less than NY M them
iid rcout duty Inst night
General Wheeler. tHduY. with the
FirFt Second aud Tenth cavalry. and
the rough riders. with dynamite guns
moved up 10 whore General Ltwt1n'H
outponiH were lnat nsht and four bat
trrirH u the Third artillery and four
Gntllnr guns with special detail I'M
der Lieut.. Parker were brought %
and planted on the brow NJ e. hin over
looking the basin In which Santiago
lica.
PLAN OF ADVANCE
Jururua. sunday. June 20 Ly the Aa-
r1ciatad Pres DiHpatnh l'oslt aprnnt-
! less via Kingston. Jumairt. June ~. y
am. Copyrighted isas ny ii'n AaHn-
clitod pressl --Uenernl CnHatn narcia.
with 5000 Cuban Insurgents from the
mountains west ~ aantlHrn a. cuba.
wnH handed here today. The cuban
| troops wrrr brought h-rc on board tho
American transports. Fully 5000 in.
rurr~uta. nearly the entire available
4 nrhtInr fnror ~ thr inHurrruiH in tho
southern part % Santiago province. ure
nov concentrated ut OF near IuraEuil
Thraa.flurfhH of them are armed with
modern rifles and have abundant sup
pills. 81 ammunition. The soldiers are
ragged. almost 90 ullfodnrFi.
Most uf these men ore thnrunEH'Y ace
customcd 60 The bu1hwhicklns methods
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TROOPS FOR PORTO RlCO
Spain Is Hurying Them There as Fast as
Possible.
sAcAsh IS PLANNING a CRISIS.
WIN Proclaim Al spain IN state oi
siege, aud Appeal to France
or Russia.

London. juno e1.-Aocording Go O
special dIHIl..h from Msdr.d. published
hcr tha noon. the Spanish gov
,mmrnt Is actively preparing 90 dis
patch achievements To Porto Rico By
thr fastest available transatlantic lin
en-.
Continuing. tho dispatch says;
"tt I8 reported hero that ths cIrfcs
nrn closed. that Premier Sigaatl "a
planning 600 provoke 3D. crisis and turm
q coalition murify, diHWu from the
dinerpuf muWrsliU parties. Including
MIrhu camp. and Gem P1lIvi'la.
Tho new mlu. or VIII proclaim tho
whole pHulu un boo % state uf siege, Will
reinforce the IlrrisuuH Boo thr Clriist
uni Republican centres. and then APP
pDu Goo "a friendly notion. probably
Franco ur ituasIa. Co secure tvrma "
NUiUt.
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PASSED 70 THE INNER lARBOR
Dynamilc Cruiser Ran IN Beyond he Sunscn
tMtrimat and Returned.


New York. June 2i.--A special TO the
Herald from Port Antonlu says
rss remained Tor the staun'h iyna'
mite cruiser Vosuviua % demonstrate
that the entrance 90 Santiago harhat
Mar not completely blocked hl iht
sinking uf the Mcrrlmnc. while uOf.
Iup her nose about the ontrnn,' i1 che
hirhur few nlrhts ago. the NgHlvlur
discovered ample room In which 60
nlfs the wreck ~ tn MerfiWl. She
went iu, made observations along thr
inner harhor. and then came back 10
soA. getting around the wrecked culs
lirr without difficulty, This rather
surprising Information came ont Toe the
course OF a conversation In which Adj
mlral sampson ana Captain Chadwick
discussed the situation from naval
standpoint. A. length Captain chad
wick made the surprising statement
that u was question whether the
MerrimHc had been properly sunk he
said h. feared Lieut. Hohsou and hls
plucky men had taken the vessel TOO
Tar into the hurbor before sinking her,
As tho collier now Hes. u a. said the
channel n comparatively free ui uh-
rtTuctlun. Such ~ the opinion of men
ON the Nesuylus, ana their opinion lH
based on experience Not Only iIl the
dynamite cruiser pass the wreck while
accommodating about the outer forts.
the other night. hut IL gave a. Admiral
Sampson news which resulted Iu closer
examination OF the wreck go 10 now
licg,
n has been ggcertnlncd that two bat,
tlefhipH can cntor the hnrhor abreast
one passing a. the riFht ana thH other
10 the lcft NJ the Mr1lmnc wr,uk This
~ an opportunity that win be- of great
advantage 90 Admiral Sampson when
the final attack on Santiago bsrnH
Lieutenant liohsnu and his men Hilli
are ln communication with the fleet
There "a little prospect that they will De-
exchanged before the attack ON Santl-
mn L. LuuL--
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U. $. rAcIrIo srArIoN.
There l. one a,100 MILES from Hawaii, aud
Close a. the Philippines.

San Francisco, June 2I-A special
from Honolulu says;
The United States possesses an island
suitable Tor cnullng station and even
Tor naval station IN the Pacific nearly
1900 miles west ~ Honolulu and In the
worry doorway ~ Manila.
~ a known ~ Marcus NJ Weeks ~
200 miles from Hawaii, and more than
hlll way 10 the Philippines,
The island belongs to Captain Foster.
commander of the sailing vessel plying
hgiween the orient ana San Francisco.
They found It while out cruising and
lnk possession, II was nj that time
Unclaimed nud unoccuplcd. by consent
ar Jumta q, Blaine, then secretary OF
NlIte. tho American nag waa holstod
,Ner tho island ana sun romans there
m. same being sanctioned by Great
Britain, France and an The powers.
lhe island has a white sandy beach,
h,nd near the center Ia knoll rising
about 200 feet above the sea.
Is near the vessels track fromlIon-
uIulu 10 Yokohama, and has been Of
red 10 the United States for coal
ing station
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mAnr ANornrn LANprNo,
Cubnns Accomplish II, Driving an Span
lard. fast 81 nAiquiri.

Now York. June e7.-A dispatch to
tho world from Playa del Este, Cuba,
Iunc ~, I am slNa'
The Vixen ana Gloucester carrying
400 CuhnuH. ATTEMPTED landing no
Rarua. six miles cast ~ B1lqulri. yes
tprdly.a and the nrst boat was lwlmped
by the surf. the men swimming ashore.
Recognizing the impnssbllity OF .
gucrrssml landing the steamers With
drsW a few miles eastward and accom-
pllshpd the undertaking
Several hundred Spanlards retreated
after a short firing ana Cndenvorcd 90
gtirround the first boats crew. The
main body came tl their rescue, In the
nick of time The spaniards with
drew.
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ANornrR SPANISH sOrNDRoN.
Cadls. spain, Is iGettlng Ready for Hn-
morei American Invasion.

Cadlz. june 2l,-lt is announced hero
that the Spanish cruisers NUtoria and
Alfonso XIII have left Che arsenal ana
thlt the Ca1uil and lslf d. Luzon are
ready fnr their armament
II Is further rpDited tht an 9hdi,
to H. cmplnyed iu order 10 hlFton the
completion NJ tho amor.d cruiser prn-
ces d. AHiurlaa,
The auxIiary cruiser M1nteru ls said
10 have received hUr new armament
and ths urmnr1d cruiser Cardinal ciH-
ncros b announced 90 have lcit FrrrnL
The spanish Oflicrin 'Nprn s th' hppo
that the third Spanish qundrun VIII Doe
rcldy FOR sea In ilNr weehf
Tho military governor of c1dlz n
mounting now guns md preparing nd
dltional dofenses D. re9n Forts l'plh
and Cundel1ri1, awning 20 rumprs OF q
contemplated American INVASION
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MLMAnpINa rIm mrnoIs.
President WIN send Two Messages He-
Enrding iIobson, Powell aud Others.

Washington. June 2l.-Thc President
today sent two special messages 90
Congress providing Tor the recognition
OF the services nf Lieut. Hohs1n. the
hero ~ the Mfrrlmnc; of Lieut.. New
comb and Grow of the revenue cutter
Hudson. which rescued tho torpedo
boat WinHlnw at ClripnlHi Captain
lIUdgsdnu M the dispatch boat iiurn
McCullnch. which figured In the battle
az Manila ana Naval cadet Joseph
Wright Powell who hold tho str1m
launch under the huus at SANTIAGO
hnrblr searching Tor the crew Ut tho
Mynlmar. Authority iH asked NO 90.
Senate Tor tho transfer ~ ll0hTlu frUm
the construction CORPS 10 the lIHr u.
the navy. and the President nnHIru
that with authority given he w M
ana with the advice and consent .f
Senate suitably advance iiuhsIu H..
the limo The lluisunH crew are 90 %.
given q vote or thanks, and medals
uf Commeni7t1u. captain Hldgsd0n
o. 90 De suitably recognized The Pros
ldout IN mentioning H1hs1n cites tho
fact that che CROW with him already
have been promoted.
The President today win send 90 tho
Senate tho nomination 81 Naval cadet
Joseph Wright Powell 20 Doe an ensign.
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NEMs rnnM MANILA.
M Change In the situation American
Irnnn. Not Ihern on Lnnr 90.

Manila. June 90 via IIongkonr. June
-(Copyrighted 1885. by tho Assoclat-
"a presal Up % the time this dispatch
Ia sent. the transports from san Fran
cisco having ON board American troops
Intended to reinforce Rear Admiral
Dewey, have not arrived here ana there
~ no change In tho situation
Tho Insurgents have not made any
further advance ANA the Snanllrds have
been continuing the construction Of
sand bank fortlncatlOna aud the plant.
Ing Of sharpeued hamboos around Ma
Mia Tor tho purpose ~ stopping lnsur-
gents advance. The papers here con.
tinue appealing 10 the natives 10 come
10 the assistance OF Spain.
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ma riIir ~ RUSSIA.


stPotershurg, june e7-A disastrous
FIRE has occurred at Hlnzon. capital Of
the government Of that name situated
10 miles hy rail- southeast Of Moscow.
Much Of the town. which has popu-
latlon of over $1,000 has been de-
siroyed. and the loss is estimated 10
Do aovorM million rlnnl.a.
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Ausrnr,N RIOTERS.
Anti-i'wlsh ronsautry sack Town. de-
streyinE Murh Property.

sireying Murh Property,
Vienna, june &C. Dispatches received
hrc from LcImhurg Gllacil. says the
rotIng peasants pllllRO1 Alusandrc
several hours saturday oyoums. The
houses and stores Do the ring square
were plundorad and then destroyed.
ihgir contents being moved la vans 20
the country
An orlnnlEcd attack was also made
upon Ncu.SHudrc, sIN miles from Az.
Snndrc, but the cavalry dlsprrsfd tho
peasants nftor e hand .t0-hlni nght and
subsequently the Infantry sufruundrd
the town. The peasants. however.
sacked many NJ Tho jewish houses in
mo suburbs and sUt IRE 90 several
buildings
Troops have been dispatched IN Corr
'myHl. nfty-nnr Mile west ~ f.simburg
where diHtufhlncrH are threatened. Tho
town has over 1900 inhabitants
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Vienna, June 25.-Thc Austrian cor.
veto Frundsbgrr, which arrived al
Manila,
London. June 21-A special dispatch
from Firume. the seaport town of Aus.
Hungary, says an Austrian vessel
is ON her way to the Philippines with
300 iorpedoes intended Tor The Spanish
ilees"
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n,celIent Imrr,..lon In MnarIa.

Madrid June "a. 8.i5 p.m.-'rhe an
nounoement from Havana that the
Americans are Hull encamped at
0lhnney," ~ interpreted here az indl-
Eating that the American TROOPS are
me.ung with stubborn resistance, "
ma nlr caused AN excellent impression
In Official circles"