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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-29
SUPPLIES FOR SANTIAGO
The Michigan Takes on Load at
Tampa-Geu. Gordon Arrives.


TAMPA FLA. July &.-Thc trans
porf Michigan. sister ship TO the Missis-
sippi and Mohawk. arrived az Port Tampa
to-day and commenced loading for san
tiago This is o. refrigerator ship and
she will take a large cargo OF fresh meat
as we'll as other supplies to the Ameri-
can army az the front
General John b. Gordon. accompanied
bv his daughter arrived In the city this
morning General Gordon comes 10 visit
his SON. Major Hugh Gordon, Of the Sec
ond Georgia Regiment
General Gordon has been shown great
attention by the people Of this city ana
hts stav here will be almost a continued
ovation. .,.-..
when questioned to-day about the pres
onr war and II he came here TO partici-
nate he replied that outside or tho pa
triotism of an American he had very III
Me to do with the present war; OWNS 70
his age. 49,.
Arrangements are bc5ng made for the
camps of three regiments from Miami
ono each from Texas. Lc uisiana ana Ala-
hama These are TO DE moved here from
Miami within a few days and VIII soon
be sent 10 the front.
The Third Ohio Regiment was moVeu
from Por. Tampa to-day 10 Fernandina'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-29
ALLEGED LACK OF SINCERITY
Her Advance May Have Been 20 As
certain oar Philippine Position.

II has been suggested IN some quarters
that spain has been disngenuous in
making the advance Of last Tuesday. and
that her real purpose was 20 develop the
position of the United States respecting
the Philippines hoping in this way 10
secure the active support OF some Eu-
ropean powers that have so far held aloot
on the ground that they We're unaware
OF what The United States proposed 10
do While this belief is not seriously en-
tertained at the State Department. with
out regard TO its soundness the govern
ment will proceed IN a plain straight
forward way 90 let Spain know what is
expected OF her if she desires. II is not
likely that the European powers could
profit improperly boy learning what the
intentions of the United States are, but.
al any rate &c is felt 20 be due 10 tne
world at large. and IN the interest OF
fair dealing iu international matters, tnat
our statement should DE made.
ID must Doe confessed that little hope is
entertained that Spain viii at once accept
the terms proposed. ON the contrary, a
wave of popular Indignation is expected 10
sweep over the peninsula upon the an
uouuccment of the conditions thot may
have The effect 90 cause The Spanish Cow
eminent TO drop the negotiations anu ""'-
IonIv dent ON. ~ there were any chance
90 procrastinate. 90 secure an armistlce
without committing them elves, in fact
ID adopt amy course that would postpone
fhe evil day of settlement, the Sagasta
Ministry would undoubtedly turn quickly
toward DO. But from that point of view
their case is hopeless Meeting the Span
ism ovcrurcs with franlness. the United
States viii demand that 30 should be
rreated in The same spirit II the dispo-
sition is shown 90 pariey at length this
will not DE encouraged. and there is every
confidence that The French Ambassador
would not De a party TO any such pro-
crammc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-29

AUSTIN. TEX. July Is. The Populiss
state convention to-day nominated the
following ticket: For Governor. Barnet
Gibbs. Dallas. Lieutenant-GOvern0r {.
w. Kirkpatrick. Coils. Attorney Cen
eral. cyclone Davis. sulphur springs:
Comptroller. r. p. Alsbury Harris:
Treasurer, ]. B. Barry BosQue, Land
Commissioner. IA. l.. Bantley, Layor;
Railroad Commissioner. Jack Farley,
Dallas; Judge Of Supreme Court. +. J..
McNinn. Beaker: Judge OF Court OF Grim
inal Appeals. J. d. Todd. Marion.
The platform submitted yesterday was
adopted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-29
e COL. CULVER NOT BLAME.
lie Has Done All He Could 20 Have His
Regiment sent Out.

WASHINGTON. July &.-The War De-
partment officials declare most positively
that Colonel culver. OF the Fifth Illinois
Volunteer Regiment at Chickamauga' Is
an innocent victim OF Misrepresentation.
It is said at the Department that the
Colonel has done an In bis power 20
meet the demands OF ths regiment IN re-
gard 20 going to the front. but he has
been a victim OF circumstances over
which he had no control. 10 happened
that OF three Illinois regiments available.
two had been sent forward In advance
OF the Fifth so the Department felt oblis-
ed IN order 20 avoid the charge OF dis
crimination 20 substitute an Indiana reg
iment for this particular Illinois regl-
ment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-29
Camara at Cadiz.

MADRID. July 2S.-Captain Aunon.
Minister OF Marine, has received a dis
patch from Admiral Camara announcing
that his fleet has east anchor at Cadiz.
The papers generally express the opin-
september.
Miss Jessie Schley who came here in
the hope of an interview with Senior Sa-
gasta on Dehalf OF peace. started for
Paris this evening
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-29
WIFE OF BISMARCKS NEPHEW.
Died suddenly Yesterday az her
Home in New York City.

NEW YORK. July &.-Tho Baroness
Won Putfkammer wife or Baron Franz
Won Puttkammer. nephew OF Prince bls-
marck. died suddenly to-day al her hoine
I'm this clty. .,,.a
Dr James r. Ludden. who was called
in last night by General Won Puttkammer'
refmsed to issue a death certihcate. lie
said 10 a reporter that he arrived at the
house only a few moments Delo'9 u'o
womau's death. -,
"she complained OF nausea and toiu
me she had been sick for several houis'
said the physician.
Before any remedy could be admins
tered Baroness Won puttiWmmer was
dead Baron Won puttkammer Is said 20
have been a fayorite of Prince Bismarck
when he was a general I'm the German
army. but he then incurred Bismarck
displeasure by entering th' Iurhish
army lie soon afterward came TO this
CITY. where be has been an Instructor In
a riding academy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-29
H0BS0N TO SEE HIS MOTHER,
He VIII Visit Her While Preparations
are Making for the Colon.

ATLANTA. GA, July &.-Lieutenant
Hobson has wired his mother. who Is at
Litha Springs. near Atlanta. that he Will
see her Monday next While the big
Merritt & Chapman tug is proceeding TO
Santiago with the apparatus for the lift
ing Of the wrecked Spanish ships. Lieu
tenant Hobson viii take time TO visit his
mother and sail by thursday of next
week from Tampa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-29
OUTLAWS UNEARTHE0.
Arrest ofNegro Train Wreckers Shows
Upau Organized Gang Of Robbers.

ATLANTA, GA. July 2S.-The arrest Of
five negroes near Marietta to-day for
robbing a freight train ON the western
and Atlantic railroad. has revealed the
existence Of a gang OF outlaws which
has been operating IN the Kennesaw
mountain country for some time. Jef
Moreland. the leader OF the gang admits
the last robbery but the detectives are
confident that the other depredations
can Doe fastened upon his crowd. The
Western and Atlantic railroad is loser by
several thousand dollars as result Of
their OpertiOns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-29
KILLED BY A SPANISH SHELL
A Shell from One of thc Sunkcn Ships
Kills Karl j. Anderson.

PLAYA DEL ESTE. GUANTANAMO.
July 2s-Noon-Ihe body OF Kari ]. An
derson. seaman Of the United States
cruiser Brooklyn. was buried ashore here
this morning Anderson was killed by the
accidental discharge OF a Spanish one
pound shell smuggled from one OF the
destroyed Spanish cruisers against the
orders OF Captain Cook.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-29
THE FEVER SITUATION.
Only Two Deaths from yellow Fever at
Santa go on Wednesday.

WASHINGTON. July 2S.-The War De-
par.ment tonight posted the following:
"AdJutant-GeneFal OF tho Army, wash
ingtOn:
Condition FOR the 27th: Total sick.
4.122. total fever. 3.l93; new cases fever,
50. cases fever returned 10 duty. 5i2.
"Deaths-Privato j. ii. Farrell. Com
pany Il. Ninth Massachusetts, Volunteers
al Siboney. yel Ow fever. Corporal
Thomas Robson, Company ID. Twenty
fourth Infantry, siboney. yellow fever.
Private william II. Byers. Company d.
Seventeenth Infantry, cerebral spoplexy.
(SigneD 'SHAFTER.
"Maj0r-GeneraL"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-29
TO RAISE THE COLON,
Lieut.. Hobson in Consultation with the
Naval Board in Regard To Work.

WASHINGTON, July 2s-Lieutenant
Hobson returned 20 Washington last
night and called az the Navy Department
to-day TO see Asslstant-Secretary Allen
regarding the work Of raising the span-
ish cruiser Cristobal Colon. Mr.. Allen
Immediately called a meeting OF the
Naval Board composed of himself. Cap
tain Bradford and Constructor Gilmore
to so over the propositions that Mr.. Hob
son brought with him from New York.
Mr.. Hobson's recommendation in brief
is the purchase OF an the pontoons 20 be
had in this country, some six in number
and an expenditure Of $4,000 FOR air bags
10 assist IN lifting the ship.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-29
NO PREVIOUS 0VERTURES.
Spain Has Made None Prior 10 Those
of Last Tuesday.

WASHINGTON. July est can be
stated on the authority OF the State De-
partment and the foreign embassies here
that there were no ovortures in behalf OF
Spain for peace or a cessation OF HOSTILE
ties until tho French Ambassador last
Tuesday afternoon presented his note 20
the President
This statement is made with full kn0wl-
edge OF European denials and must be
accepted AS that OF the government of the
United states. Therefore all of the talk
about bad faith shown by our govern
ment Boa pressing the Porto Rican cam
paign during the last few days is abs0-
utely without foundation. and our gov-
ernment mas done nothing that can sub
ject 10 TO criticism on this score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-29
The Cantnin Exonerated.

HALIFAX, N. s. July 2s.-The decision
OF the court oil inquiry given here to-day
exonerates Captain Henry and the off,
GERS OF the ship Cromartyshire which
was in collision with La Bourgogpe.
The court finds that the Ia Bourgogne
was out OF the regular steamship line
course. and at the time OF the disaster
was running at unusual speed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-29
Anlonnmy IN Porto Ricn.

LONDON. July 29-According 70 dis
patch from Berlin newspaper there
professes 20 know that the Porto Rican
Colonial Legislature has adopted au-
tonony and has resolved 70 protest
against American occupation Of the is
land as violation OF the principle the
United States went to war TO enforce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-29
CONCHO AT FORT MONROE.
The Authorities Were Opposed 60 Her
Landing Her Sick There.

WASHINGTON. July 2S.-The Concho.
q vessel with sick and wounded soldiers
aboard. arrived at Fort Monroe to-day.
The authorities there did not desire her
To land. 10 was stated az the War De-
partment to-day that an vessels with
sick and wounded probably would so 10
New York
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-29
NO WORD FROM MILES,,
No Uncasiness Felt, as lie Has 60 Send
Messages via ~. Thomas.

Messages via -. IhOmas'
WASHINGTON, July 2S-Up TO mid
night the War Department had received
no information from General Miles or
any part of his command in Porto Rico.
Throuehout the day the officials had been
expecting momontarily to receive news
of the landing of General Wilson. S eNpe-
diton. 30 uneasiness is felt, however,
because General Miles has not communi-
Gated with the Department further than
90 announce his landing al Guanica AS
70 is necessary. in order th1t he may
communicate with Washington that ho
should send a vessel 90 ST. Thomas
which is the nearest cable station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-29
Joei's SLAYER Acquitted.

JOHANNESBURG. July &.-vsn Vel
theim. who shot and killed Woolfe Joel.
the trustee OF the estate OF the late Bar
ney Barnato. the South African million
aire, on March lith last. was to-day ac-
quilted OF the charge OF murder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-29
Died al jacksonville.

NEW ORLEANS. July $.-Captain
Catchings. son OF Congressman Catch
ings. OF Mississippi. on duty In General
Lees command. died to-day al Jackson
VILE, Fla, aged twenty-seven.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-29

ST. THOMAS. ID. W. l.. July %.-Im
United states monitor Terror. which ar
rived here yesterday FOR the purpose
OF coaling. left tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-29
BISMARCKiS CONDITION.
He is Better and There is No Cause for
Anxiety.

HAMBURG. July 2.-Prince Bismarck
has somewhat improved since yesterday
evening. His condition might be de-
scr.bed as fairly good. but for violent
mains in his foot aad face ne would have
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-29
The Immunes Sail.

NEW ORLEANS, July 2S.-The steamer
Berlin, having on board the immune regt
ment under command OF Colonel Duncan
s. Hood. sailed this afternoon at o'clock
Her destination Is Santiago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-29
RANGEoF THERMOMETER.

The following was tho range OF tn'
thermometer at The Times Office ysssss
sp M 81: o P NJ, s. midnisht =
Mean temperature. Sta.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-29
They Have Been Decided
on in Outline.
DOES NOT WANT THEM
President in Favor Of Relinquisbng
the Philippines.
RETAIN A COALlNG STATION,

lie Thinks This Should bc Done with
Enough Territory TO be Scif-Sus-
tanning Spain's Cry of Bad
Faith Intended only For
Home Consumption
ports from Madrid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-29
CAMP AT ASHEVILLe.

A Committee Visit the city 10 Look
After a Site for one.
CHARLOTTE. ~ c.. July @.-General
G. NJ Randall and p. S. Hoyt arrived In
Asheville. y. g, this afternoon from
Washington 10 look after a site for an
United States Army Camp. a tract OF
/ 200 acres Is desired
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-29

Forecast for Friday; -. "a
v,rcinia west Virginia. North ana
south Carolina--Showers southefiy OF
variable winds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-07

Is entitled to the whole bakery, and as
past master in the art OF Ornate
speech he deserves all manner Of praise
from those who like that sort cf thing.
His beautiful tributes TO Presid Mt
Mckinley are wonderful in their met
aphor. liis latest and best expression
is uthe calm and God like face of vii.
liam Mckinley" That's very good
Il comes trippingly from the ball
beariagltongue OF Web in manner to
delight the soul Of Hamlet, who laid
especial stress upon this particular
sort of speech. 1t has fetching
sound that tickles the ears and recalls
another beautiful expression used by
another golden-tongued orator eou-
pie OF years ago, "meteorlc mermaid '
The mission Of Mr. Davis seems to be
To- smear treacle and honey upon the
man who gave him q job. aud as a
smearer Of treac and a dauber Of
honey Web is entitled to the blue rib
bon. Those beautiful figures OF
speech are SO handy, too. The man
who is able to make them cum wriggle
out OF all manner Of tight spots. When
Web is asked to explain a few sho't'
comings in the war department he can
plece his right hand over his heart,
throw back his head and protrude his
manly chest, and in thunder tones pro
claim something about the calm and
yod.like face OF william McKinley
| and "the stern and unbending integ
rity Of Russell a. Alger The abslity
to smear treacle and daub honey rem
ders the possession OF facts and figures
and even the truth, wholly unneces
sarv. and knowing this, Mr. Davis has
not wasted his time in collecting facts
and figures and practiciug the art o
telling the truth. Pnblic officials who
like to be smear0d with honey ant
compared with the Almighty would dc
well to open up correspondence will
the honey-tongued Missourian who
has traded his treacle for soft snap
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-07

General Joseph Wheeler has testi-
Ged before McKinley's investig ating
committee TO the effect that every
thing was lovely at Santiago and that
Montauk Point was an ideal camp for
sick soldiers.
/. is natural, says a Chicago paper
that General Wheeler should stand by |
the administration. He owes his fame
to Mckinley, and, as man who has
lived all his life in the dark and has
suddenly been brought into the bright
blaze OF the sun is blinded, 50 General
Wheeler is blinded by the blaze of
glory which has been turned upon him
through his recognition by the repuo-
lican president.
Mckinley is nothing il not poll
ticiau. AS soon as he was forced into
the war with Spain he set about TO
discover means OF making political
capital out Of IT, Wheeler's appoint
ment was a shrewd political move 1t
was intended to throw sop to the
south and TO make friends in demo
cratic territory for the republican ad-
ministration.
After ;he scandals concerning Alger
became known Mckinley saw that
something must be done to break the
force Of this accusation, and he sp'
pointed a committee to whitewash AL
ger. The work has gone bravely on,
and General Wheeler, the wel-kuown
r friend Of Shafter, and consequently ths
champion OF Alger, who appointed
S Shafter. has been called on among the
first to testify.
OF course, Wheeler praised the con
duct Of anai at Santiago, for his bos
om friend, Shafter, was in charge
+ there. Equally Of course, Wheeler
saw nothing wrong at Montauk Point
t for Wheeler was in charge there. A.
a matter OF fact, General Wheeler
2 head has been turned by the attention
b he has received from the administra
o tion, and it would be impossible TO
him to see anything wrong in Shaftei
c or Alger.
S Administration newspapers are Juoi
J lant over Wheeler's testimony. Grea
s political capital will be made out o
r it. There will be other witnesse
/. callad TO bolster up Wheeler's claims
e And the other side of the controvers
o will not be reached until after TIA
e November elections are held-if ever
t. Gen. Miles, who is the senior maJ3
e general in command Of the army,
d not called. His head has not bee
n turned by hattery. His eyes are ope
"a and he sees things clearly. Such wit
In nesses are not wanted. The object
IN to lay on thick coat OF whitewas
IS and TO cover Alger's imbecility, bu
rs the soldiers know how they wei
S treated and the people know wha
d. the soldiers endured. The Republ
IN can scheme is shrewd, but it win nc
ss work.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-07

In Bob McReynolds is not careful
his party poetry will make IL nee
essary to call I'm the doctor again. A
man with MeReynold's record should
court abscurity instead OF publicity.
The fact that he is living at the eN
pense OF the Republican party does
not signify that he has a license &c
nauseate the public with his silly and
disgusting doggreel II Mr.. Greer the
asseuine editor Of the Capital, had
any regard for ordinary decency OF
credited his readers with common
intelligence he would not aniict then
with the dirty output of this mora
bankrupt and political bum.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-07

AS stated in the LEADER several days
ago, an effort is being made to collect
enough funds TO build monument IN
Hennessey to the memory OF Roy "
Cashiou, the boy soldier, who was the
the first from Oklahoma TO fall in The
battle Of Santiago. subscriptions 20
this fund will be opened all over the
territory, so we are informed Guthrie
ought to raise s25. Sums Of any size,
from a dime up, may be paid TO the
bookkeeper In the LEADEE Office, and
the names Of the donors and amounts
will be published.
John Shartell, Sl.OC
John J, Nelson, Loo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-07
mEnsrER 80 LIZZIE.

The Omaha World-Herald adds its
tribute to the man Of wind and words
as he glides over the prairies Of the
great west. The World.Herald says
that Hon. Webster Davis, assistant
secretary Of the interior, and who is
the orator Of the administration, is
making speeches throughout the west.
Mr. Davis can string words together
like beads, and bright and ripping
pearls Of speech drop from his lips like
honey from the comb OF toads from
the noush q the little girl Of fairy
lors. As a spieler Of words Mr., Davis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-07
FRIDAY, OCTOBER q isos.
1fn. FLrNy tND LoalN COUNT.

HR FLINN ND LoGiN CUNT
Two years ago Mr.. Flynn, who was
then. as he has,been at every election
since 1892. a candidate for congress,
received in Logan county 2,535 votes.
Mr.. Callahan, who was his opponent
received only 1870. This gave Mr.
Flynn 5ss majority in Logan county
Logan county Is selected for FIVE
minute study for two or three reasons,
including the fact that 1T is Mr..
Flynn's home and the other fact that
itis the county casting the largest re-
publican majority in the territory. In
1896 Logan county cast 252 less votes
than IL did in ls94 Mr. Flynn re-
ceived l0i votes more in 96 than he
did in "a although we are told that
the free silver issue cost him hundreds
OF votes. In 1894 there were three
candidates in the field, Democratic,
Populist aud Republican. While, ac-
cording TO a reasonable estimate, there
are I, 900 more votes in Logan county
knAu bAelt Wtit LNp ANela ~t'' 90 '
not expected that many votes more
will be polled than were in 1890. The
fun vote is never polied in an onyear
election. Taking Logan county as a
basis the question naturally suggests
itself, san Flynn hold his own as com
pared with.two years go? IL is not
can Flynn bc elected? for no one has
any serious thought that this free
homes contortionist can bc elected this
fall.
Going back TO Logan county his most
ardent fciends and supporters can't
demonstrate in any way convincing
or reasonable msner that Flynn cal
receive the majority that he did tive
years ago. on the other hand Mr.
Keaton can poll several hundred more
votes than did Mr. Callahan two year.
for the reason that this was, unit
his appointment TO Office Mr. Keatoni
home and no man was more popular
or possessed u more honorable record
II is no uncommon thing to hear SOM
man say. Il veted for Flynn TIVE
years ago, but II God will forgive m
for that act I'll do so no more. Mr.
Keaton Is well acquainted with tn
colored voters Of Logan county an
they an respect him and many vii
vote for him. FLYNN got the soil
colored votes ia 1896. Then agai
Flynn is especially weak with his ow
party leaders in Logan connty. He ha
devoted his time for the past two yeas
10 humiliating ana bringing into dis
repute the Republican territorial az
ministration. Up to his nominatio
he permitted no opportunity 10 pa'
which permitted him TO maligu Co
Barnes and his official and politicl
acts. lt is not to be expected, an
Flynn don't expect IL, that the me
whom he has traduced will turn
and assist hun to an Office, which II
secured would give him greater pow'
for mischief among GOV. Barnes ar
his following. The fact is that Flyn
viii do well II he carries THIS count
AT all. There is no question but thi
Flynn win fall behind his vote Of Tvs
years ago in most counties in the te
rstory. In the strip be is as dead
pollution az ever stood on "a rostru
and there is no reason why he shou
De strong IN any county Of the teri
t-,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-07

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