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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-10
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Gt6ter: 9ln9etlagter, mas iinb Sic?
@trolh: giidtrauaer, bober Serr
9eri9tsbof.
Ri9ter: SD bssreife nidt, tpie Sic
ii9 gu einem iol9sn groben lnfug
binreibsn lafen fonnten. sic Iheinen
mir bod eine gang nette perion gu
fein.
Die &atbi BON Rai9marft (iiib Ids
defnb): SD bite, taiierli9er Ssrr
Rdtb, sic s'falIsn mir ia in benz neus
den &uftan a rs4t gut.
Gi9ter: Inter gfnipenbuns oes oils
berorcentli9snWil pirb
bic Mnsstlagte Su brsi Sasen arreit
berurtbeilt.
angsflaste: 5 nimm bic Struf' AM
Stimme aus bem publitum: Bios
brei Sag2 s leg 9erufung Elm.
Ri9tsr: Was untertsb'n Sic ii49
@er iinb sic benn9
SD bitt'. id bin Der - Sbtpies
gerfobn Der glnsetldgten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-10
SaS S5slein.
ssrei mad, @petbe gerdubert.

Srei mad Goethe serdubert.
Sab elm &nab' Elm S6slsin ftsbn,
S6slsin brin i'm 2dben.
@ar 10 fei9, 10 punberid6n,
2ief er ianea, es nabSuIebn,
Sab's Su feinem S9aben!
&nabe iprad: sd nebme Did.
SGslein brin i'm 2aben!"
SDslein fpra9: % fdGme Did!
Steblen tbut bod niemanb midi"
@r lieB ii4 ni9t ratben.
llnb Der pilbe 3nabe nabm
3 SDslein aus benz 2aben.
@ber Der 9ensbarme fam
limb ben &naben nit ii9 nabm
Sinter S4loB unb 2aben!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-10

-9aunfreilid. p44. freut
mid unssbsuer, @ndoisite. Sic bier
su treffen! DolIen berreiien. ipie i9
seb0rt babe. pdbrenb Sbr Serr @es
mabl ins Man5per se1te Wobin, bite
tel" .Ra9 5ranansbub!" ~4eb. pas
ruin nab Sranaensbab, 9ndbisIte2"
rsld, bas erinnert mid bann itets an
meinsn @dtten. Der beiBt bod Srans!"
llnter Di9ttrn. -rWas,
Seufel, Berger! Sic leben no9s Sd
las bod iiinsit sinsn Retrolos iiber
Siea" : 30 baben Sie ipiebtr sin.n
9epsis meinsr llnfterbli9teit!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-10

Sur9 bic 8lume. llntsrs
pffi3ier: rMeier, mas febltSbnsn benn,
Sic i9neiben ia erbdrmlide @siids
ter2" = Wteier (RefruD: sd hab'
2eibtpsb, id babe mir ben Wiassn Ders
borben." = llnteroffiSier: nSd, bds
1T bic Solse bapon, ipenn man 10 piel
bon gu SauIe betommt unb alles dlstn
aufibt."
0raFif9er 8ersleta.
.Sieb nur, ipie idneipis Der ID. ipiez
Der geiIsibst it," mSu, BEL bsm lam
man aud fageu: 9apana Dedblntt
uno Pfdl5ersinldge."
= mir follten &einen ptrurs
tbeilsn. ben mir nibt ga bsurtbeilsn
tm Stanbt iinh.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-10

-9isSauptfa d. .Dus,
0u nennit Did iebt @4nupsfabris
fant9! Sa lpie betrsibit Du benn Osin
@ei9Gft9" - rSebr einfad! Sd
nebms Spiritus, Wafer. irsenO Elm
@efpiirs, biellei1t aud ettpas 3udsr.
na9ber fOmmt nod cine Stsusr
b'rauf unb bann iit's S6nups!"
= Gin 9eburtstdgs9es
fdent. sic (5u tbrem Munne. Der
itarf unter bsm pantoffsl itebD: nDu
bait beute Dsinen @sburtstas, i'd
gratulire Dir = 0u bdrfit aud hente:
NAL aGIein ausgeben!"
= Monolog. Baron: pSabe'
beute Der gomteGe dbermals cine 2ies
besertlGruns semddt unb fpurbe ni4t
erb0rt, bas 1T unerb6rt!"
= Srommer Mund. alte
Sunsfer Geufsenb): ~4d, ipdrum
fOmmt man ni4t slsi@ Dsrbeiratbst
iur Wslt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-10
Sas StrdnS6eH.
Con gruIt 9enbad.

Gin idpantes @ras, eiu Sliinllein
tlein, =
gs mag pobl taum Elm Strdublsin
iein!
9lm @ssIuum bub' ids Dir gepfliidtr
Gin @silasn bat ss Did gsi4miidt.
Du iprd6ft gum 0urf elm liebesWort.
Die 8lume ipeItt, bas Gras perborrt:
9as Wort, Der Saut aus 0einem
Wiunb
8libt fort in meinss Sersens @runo.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26
LATE NEWS FROM SHAFTER.
lie Advises Washington officials Regard.
Ing spanish Prisoners, Arms and
AmmunItipu.

Washington, Aug. "A dispatch
received by Adjt Gen. Corbin from
Gen. Shafter indicates that with the
fall of Santiago, 2S, 726 Spaniards sur
cendered. OF this number few less
than 5000 were guerrillas and volun-
teers, making the total number to be
returned to Spain about 81, 900. Fol-
lowing is the text of the dispatch:
recommend that all the Mauser rifles and
the ammunition for the same be shipped TO
some arsenal IN the north with as little delay
as possible to prevent rust There are several
millions OF this ammunition and probably 10. =
100 or Il, 900 stands Of these arms OF course q
large number OF those turned in were Reming-
ton and another inferior weapon The sur
reader at Barracoa shows a total OF %, 726 sur
rendered. little less than ] OOJ OF them being
yuerrillas and volunteers, leaving about my
original estimate OF 81 900 to be shipped. So
TAR no sickness among Incoming regiments
In another dispatch Gen. Shafter re.
ports that he now has sufficient trans
ports at Santiago to bring the re-
mainder of the American troops to
the United States. The Spanish pris-
oners are being embarked to return to
Spain and Shafter expresses the belief
that all will be en- route to their home
country by the latter part of the week.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS
Is the work of tearing ont the tun-
Ael Of the Chartiers division of the
Panhandle railroad at Carnegie. Pa.
IN unexpected amount of earth and
'ock was loosened by an explosion
and seven men lost their lives
ADJr. GEN. CoBBIN issued an order
IN the 22d governing the mastering
nut Of volunteers. Troops will be sent
home and mustered out at the state
'cndezvous and ten days pay be al
owed after departure from the gen
,ral camp,
THE steamer BeIgic, which reached
san Francisco on the g2d. brought the
Jews Of the raising OF the American
dag over the Hawaiian islands on the
l2th.
THE residence of Mr.. and Mrs Egge-
stein near jackson, Mimi, was struck
by lightning and they were both
killed.
ALIEN WALKER, negro living near
Pleasant Hill, Ark, was called from
his cabin by party of white men,
carried to the woods and beaten. lie
managed to crawl home afterwards
/ anu N'A'AA HitA' Ilt idNl bCGu lTOuDlt-
some in the neighborhood.
lr has been determined that the re-
cent wholesale poisoning at Garry
Owen, Ia. was due to lemonade made
from acids left over from last wear in
stead of lemon Juice. Only by the
greatest efforts were eight lives saved
TIE war department received n dis
patch from Gen. Shafter stating that
the Cabandonza had sailed on the 10Th
from Santiago de Cuba with Spanish
prisoners, taking 2,lis men, lO9 Off.
,ers, "a women and 45 children. Two
other vessels were also said to be load.
"a and almost ready to sail.
GEN. WoOD has ordered the sale OF
whisky, beer and wines stopped every.
where in Santiago He provides Sc.
sere penalties for infractions of the
rule. Restaurant keepers were greatly
depressed by the order which confined
their sale of drinks to coffee and lem.
Jnade.
a CLouDBURsT up Sawmill run, Pitts
Durgh, Pa, on the 10th caused tidal
wave in that stream. endangering the
lives of n dozen persons. Five chill
iren were reported missing and were
supposed to have been drowned. The
great body of water did much damage.
y SENSATION was created in the Third
Missouri camp at Thoroughfare Gap,
Va, when the officers discovered that
nearly every man in the regiment had
signed n petition to have the regiment
mustered out The petition stated
that the men enlisted to fight. not for
garrison duty, that the war was over
aud that their families needed them
At home.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26
SOME RAILROAD STATISTICS.
Advance Figures from the Annual Report
oi the Interstate Commerce Commis-
siDn-Drrr@p-e In Net Earnings.

Washington, Aug. 23-From sum-
maries which will appear in the tenth
statistical report from the interstate
commerce commission, prepared by
the statisticiau. the following extract
is obtained:
on June %. 1877. there we're Iss roads in the
hands OF receivers These roads operated Il
mileage OF 7.sJl miles the mileage owned by
ihem being IisJi niles These figures. a.
compared with thOs- n 1875. show that there
was q net decreass O, l26H miles In mileage
operated and Sc miles IN mileGEe owned by
-oadN IN the charge OF receivers During the
year ended June 81 l.y5 81 roads were removed
from the control uf receivers and = roads
WeEe placed under tae.r management The
.otal railway mileage In the United States
was l.I, as mile there being an In
srcasc Of l.G5i miles The total number OF
ocomot.Ees In servirn vas a5.5si The number
Z passenger cars W-s 3E 6 and Of freight cars.
l.S3l, 75l The nun ae- of men employed on
Iuuc 30. 1897. va, pa 80 Regarding the year
-nded June 20. 1897 IL appears that the amount
u wages and salar.e- paid was siiS 6Jl 5-l.
Ihls amount represents fls5 per cent OF the
Total operating expense, Of railways The to-
tai compensation FOR I-sl was 3 2s2 $50 greater.
The number Of pasSenre-. carried during the
year was isg, As lgs, q decrease OF 22.E2 $50
Tn" number OF tons OF fr. LsGt carried was - e
iuaSi5. which Is II rs 'ly less than for l-yA
The gross earning Of II, railways for the year
snded June 30, 1877 as reported for an operated
mileage OF Is32L wore sl I22 O.g "a a
decrease in gross earnings of -. .O7a GlG
Ihc expenses Of the operation OF rail-
ways for the fiscal year covered by the re-
port were s152, 52i,76i This amour. is go, 46i =
~ smaller than the corresponding amount for
he year ls|d The total number OF casualties
10 persons uu account OF railway acc. dents for
the year ended June -, lsy7. was AZ los or
these casualties G45T resulted In death and
y. I3l In Injuries OF varying character. ~ rail.
w-y employees. Les were killed and p. .665 were
Injured during the year. From summaries
showing the rate Of casualties 10 appears Jha;
On" out o. every SO employees was killed and
one out Of every - employees was injured dur
Ing the year Oac passenger was killed for
every .2J3.7Js carried and one injured for every
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26
INSIDE WAR HISTORY.
Accusations, Charging III 1t Mile, Was
Kept from Campaign by Fraud.

Philadelphia, Aug. 23.-The Times
this morning publishes sensational
charges in connection with the Santi-
ago campaign:
Il alleges that the intention was that Miles
should command. but he was held back by in
trIgue and suppression Of orders First an
rfJrE was made to sidctracl; Miles by dcfama-
ton President Mckinley telegraphed Gen
Miles while at Tampa, permission to command
that army on the Santiago campaign. The
telegram Of the president Of the United States
wus either lost or suppressed, for it never
reached Gen. Miles On the contrary Gen
Milo, received an order directing him to return
TO Washington for consultation After hts re-
turn TO Washington Gen Miles secured o copy
OF that telegram at the white house and
he now has ii in his possession. The SOL
lterS fought their way to Santiago and on the
ID day Of July Shafter sent a telegram to the
war department indicating that he was beaten
aud must retreat to await reinforcements. In
this emergency Gen Miles was again called to
the white house Then and there President
Mckinley directed him to issue the orders
necessary 20 save Skaters army with the un-
Ier,taudiug that he should remain in COM
mand OF the army until the close Of the
war Gen Miles went to the war de-
partmeut and sent peremptory orders to
Shaftcr. which resulted in the DISPOSE
tiOu Of the troops which made the army safe
from assault He issued orders which resulted
IN Skaters demand OF the surrender OF San
tiagO with the threat OF bombardment Here
In Washington Gen. Miles played the game OF
blur which won at Santiago. On the following
Thursday Cen Miles started for Santiago. He
had been assured by the president that he
should be in command Of the army without In
reference from any source. When he reached
Santiago, Gen. Shaiter confronted him with n
telegram from the adiutant general announcing
that Gen. Miles should not take command It
Is the current belief that investigation will
disclose that many lives OF the hero soldiers Of
this republic were neCdlesSly sacrificed at San
tago during the fighting and af:erward be
:ause the orders and directions Of Gen. Miles
on. ..irhnr aLsnnn-na OF 4 lL-r..-.u --lnA
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26
shnke Into Your shoes

Aliens Foot Ease, powder for the feet.
II cures painful, swollen, nervous, smartlng
feet and instantly takes the sting out OF
corns and bunlOns. It's the greatest comfort
discovery OF the age. Allen s Foot Ease makes
tight or new shoes feel easy. Il is certain
cure for sweating, callous and hot. tired. ach'
ing feet tn II t0-fdy. Sold by all druggists
and shoe stores, sc Trial package FREE.
Address Allen S. Omsted. lie Roy, n. Y.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26
Aeulpaldo Accept. Our Conditions.

Chicago, Aug. GA dispatch to the
Inter Ocean from Manila says: Aguin-
aldo, the insurgent leader. has been
in an ugly mood since the capitula-
ton and was at first inclined to carry
his hostilities to the point of an open
rupture. He holds the waterworks
and has cut off the supply, but Gen.
Merritt said to the Inter Ocean corre-
spondent that the situation had been
practically settled, Aguinaldo accept
ing the American conditions.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26
Mrs. Atkinson Goe. Free.

Charleston, w. Va, Aug. 23.-The
indictment against Mrs. Myra Atkin-
son, wife of Gov. Atkinson, for forgery,
has been quashed and the case against
her dismissed by Judge Blizzard on the
ground that the indictment failed to
allege guilty intent.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26
Touchinr kiptIne ess.

The bronzed soldier looked at the pack
age addressed to him with Inolstened eyes.
blessed angels" h. said they do not for
get US" Then he carefully took of the
wrappings and fouId: \ nail brush, an or.
namental hair receiver, a pair of tides, a
small bottle OF mixed pickles, tract, hand
painted blotting pad and pants stretcher
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26
Lafayette Monumen. Commission.

Chicago, Aug. 24.-Ferd w. Peck,
United States commissioner to the
Paris exposition, announces that the
following persons would be named
to serve on the Lafayette monument
commission: Chief Justice Fuller, ex.
President Harrison and Thomas S.
Everett, of Cleveland. These, with
the eight who have heretofore been
named. will complete the commission.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26
Barcelona Want. to Buy Autonomy.

Madrid, Aug aS.-The Catalan party
in Barcelona is agitating for the crea-
ton of an administrative provincial
council, offering to pay the state s4.-
900, 900 annually for the privilege of
autonomy.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26
Troops Drowned in Hungary.

London, Aug. as-A dispatch from
Buda Pesth to London news agent
says that yesterday while regiment
was crossing a pontoon bridge over
the river Maros, near Hoad, the bridge
collapsed. Three hundred men were
Il dr,yypaI
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26
Crime OF m Iowa Merchant.

Charlton, Ia, Aug. 81. William New.
ell. a merchant Of Russell, this county,
shot and killed himself, his wife and a
little daughter ten years old last night.
Another child, son 90 years old, was
away from Lome attending the Omaha
exposition Financial trouble was thu
causp
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26
perlsh The Ihnm2ht!

John" said Topeka wife to her hus-
band i viii quit drinking tea and save the
war tax il you will do the same with beer.
''Womlu,' responded John, with coid Sc
ycrity. do YOU think it Is the part o; pat
riotism TO abandon your country IN It's time
OF peril Kansas City journal.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26
WARDS Light Sentence.

Memphis, Tenn. Aug. 24.-The fifth
trial of a. *. Ward, charged with
forging notes to the amount of nearly
$780, 900, resulted in verdict of guilty
and the defendant was sentenced to
three years Imprisonment in the pen.
itentiary.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26
Cant. s,xsbe. Promoted.

Washington, Aug. 23.-The president
has promoted Capt Charles d. Sigs-
bee, United States navy, now com.
manding the ST. Paul, by advancing
him three numbers on the list of
captains in the navy for ''extraordi.
nary leroismn
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26
CURRENT COMMENT.

Dawson Alu.ha is ~aI 'o have q
larger proportion Of Hla..G G-..... auun
than any other city Iu '.n .us.a.
THE aggregate .a .. 're She
United States l.r r.. .,s~ .-H. wa-
SIG 55fI1 In .-... 'S... ~..-. ,.,.+.N.
MADRID ncE-.a... t.H,a t.a'
Columbus, in d.-.... -- H." new.
world, was not sa... ..'ae'.r b.
her eyl genius
THE daughter ot 1.- ..t l..r.o.
insurer in London. .. .nro r t.r-
tune Of SiO,UHU.U.H ..' ...a aI|. Of .yr
father. She was a. .. -. ..sfaaf 81
the time.
As utlcrr of 'arr .na, /4ar9
say tln' the Span .-" az Mae
mia was q sham aa 'a. Au.es.-
can advance upon O.. .r. .,.-- ..l-
cay a~ going tua.r
NITuN-T {, uu-tu- a4u'.uu-
Ot '.rl'orr i0.-r 'a- lr.'.
State b. Icr.. ..- aarn u...v,
The t-Hu. in la. .. ... 80. .m He..
gius- 80. AND Go-..... --.
Ir has ncrn aisrr,..l 'Ha'a far
back q -- '.. '..'.. .... r.iu-
pr.-lu- .Nr -.a'a .. '.... "l- at
ta~a.- 'u '.u . ... .. ~aur ar,.
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Crl. .|.
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Cy,..-,. .. .. .... 's.'....a a.-.... 80
To l.r...' ... .a. ...v- ... Oh
the yu... J.. ..r .,.m.n. ar. '.-...
who --o aa.... r.a' 'ay r,..-,. I.,
hay. t..r r... ll-.a, r. aur..uf-
aud il bass. ..r .u#a n... ar, 20
ma.,. r.n..r ....... .-.r' ....r. '. ......ssr.
Tul aan.. - .nrl ut r,wu..,..a.r
of Trr.ra- d. , ay lyao- "..5 ,uov
that a' '.r ,... .t boo u..a- Year '-g,
thor. ",r. ... u.r..uu.-- uu '4r
rolls uf I'll. ..-.. This was a net
increase - ..... u..r 'la n-uypGs
year. Ia.~ a.a. ann.H h.m the
ro..- darn- '.. soar ,n arcmur If
death ...... ... n.r r,marr.ara and
other raurr.. -,... n.n-.oua were dir
continued
ATrEU "a'y 'urrr muufh, Of War
Spain aa. -ap. fer r.arr \ war y.I'a-
out the l.., ota u,.. hrttlr or >E.r-
mish uu one -...- "t'auut the loss ur
serious lr.ur. ut q single ship. wiki
surrendered prisoners cEcccIing in
number the f.-.r which captured
them, and with r.a9t..a. aumm.a'lou
OF the valuable Navy oc one power, IS
novel enough To ua.ir un interesting
chapter in the worlds history, the
New York Tribune thiaI,s.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26

THE war department has been try
ing to ascertain the wishes of the
troops as to being mustered out, it be.
ing the object to accommodate the
troops as far as posi- BILE. 1t looks,
however, as if all the volunteers
wanted to remain, and that the mus.
tering out will have to be by arbitrary
orders Information received at the
department indicated that the desire
to remain in the service was not con-
fined to the officers, but that the rank
and file wished to continue in the gov
ernment service. If no troops desire
TO quit, selections in the best judgment
Of the officers will be made.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26
Old Glory Raised Mt Honolulu.

Washington, Aug. 24..-The state de.
partment has received the following
from late Minister Scwall at Honolulu,
announcing the raising of the Amer.
lean flag over Hawaii:
Honolulu, Aug. ld-Day, State Department:
Flag raised Friday, the 18th, ut noon. Cere-
monies OF transfer produced excellent impress
Sion n-SnMnlL
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26

The Greatest in History.-"Spain has
learned one thing, at least" what is
that:" That the explosion of the Maine
was terrible catastrophe for her coun,
try.'-Detrolt Free Press.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26
Impnrtant Railway Change.

Under date Of August Ii he President o
the ST Louis and san Francisco Railroad
Company lpopularly known as the Frisco
Line announces that on and after sep
tcmber lst, 1895 the Kansas City, Osceoli
and Southern Railway. extending from Kan
sas City No. to Bolivar, Mo, will be op
Grated as a part Of the frst-named railway
system. All transportation issued by tbs
St Louis aud San Francisco Railroad will
unless otherwise hmitcG. be honored over the
Kansas City, Osceola aud Southern Railway
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26

THE London Lancet, speaking Of the
alleged discovery OF formula for the
manufacture Of artificial albumcn
says: "It this great discovery has
really been made it will be of great
Importance to physiological chemistry,
but that such accomplishment is going
to revolutiouizc the practical food
question no Psychologist or sensible
man will be prepared to accept in the
slightest degree Us possible 1t is alb
surb to think the time will come when
we are to carry about a complete meal
or dietctic outfit for day in the shape
of thimblcful OF powder.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26

THE cable and the horse will soon be
back numbers in New lu.K The state
railroad commission has granted IS
applications OF the Nett. .politun sys-
tenn for leave to change it, motive
power on its vuriou, lines. which, with
the permits granted mort time pre-
vious to the lines Of the Third Avenue
company. embrace the Mlfllmcnt of
the projected new system Of surface
railways in Manhattan. This means
n total outlay OF siu.o0Uuoo by the
Metropolitan and about SD, 900, OOu by
the Third Avenue.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26

TIE commissioner Of Indian affairs
has issued Instructions to- all Indian
agents and supcrlntrn3cuts to compel
the teaching of trmo.raurc to Indian
students. The comm --.1urr called at
tcution to the la~ which provided
Ihat the nature ofa.rpDo..' drinks and
narcotics and spcc.4. distractions as
to their effects upon the human sys-
TEN be studied thorau-u.v hy all pu-
pills in Indian schoo.,. au stated that
failure to comply w.th THIS provision
would be deemed cause for removal.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26
Hawaiian Postal system

Washington, Aug. 2i.-The postal
system now in operation in the Ha-
waiian islands will be retained pend
ing the recommendation of the Ha-
waiian commission, which has just
begun its labors there. This announce
ment was made to-day by Postmaster
General Eruory Smith at the white
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26

Dawson, Ala.Ga. is ~a.I 'o hlvr
larEur proportion Of nl"as-.... a,.n
than any other city Iu '... world.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26

IT has been definitely settled that
the Confederate Memorial institute, OF
Battle abbey, will be located in Rich
mond, Va. Mr.. Charles Il. Rouss, o,
New York, has offered to contribute
any sum from 500, 900 to $500, COO, pro-
vided a similar amount is raised by the
confederate organizations A large
sum has already been collected and is
drawing interest The present con-
federatc museum, at Rich mond, will
serve as the nucleus. 1t is located in
the mansion in which jefferson Davis
and his family lived during the war.
Each of the southern states has a room
with a collection of relics.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26

THE United States navy department,
st was stated, will ask congress to au-
thOrizc the construction Of some of the
largest and most formidable battle
ships and cruisers a1out, vessels with
out equals in any foreign fleets and
incomparably superior in offensive
power, speed and endurance over any
of our ships which a short time ago de
stroyed Ccrvcra's squadron. The bat
tlcships will be designed to whip any
fighting vessels in the world. of what
ever class, and the cruisers are to be
more formidable than any vessels of
their speed up to this time in Europe
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26

4 Madrid nc"-.a... t.u,a that
Columbus, in d-... -- The new,
world, was not :. ...... ..'aet.r. b.
her cy. genius
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26

TIE daughter ot l.-. .... l.r....
Insurer in London. ,- .nfnn l.r-
tune Of SiO,O0U,U.1 ..' .a,u Of .yr
father. She was q ...... -. .asfaaf a'
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26

TIE aggregate ... 30. Sire % She
United States l.r r.. .,a~ -r. .a-
SIG. 55f,17O. In .-.. ..,a.s s.,~.,.-. 49,.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26

A. ut'lcrr uf'uer
say- tEnt the Span
mia was "a sham ua
can advance upon
cay a~ going To- a.L
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26

WITHOUT c, uur.u- HlU.'.uur
ot '.rs.'orr. rI..-r .. .E 'N. lr.'.
State b.. Icr-. ..- aarn u....,
The fga.r in la. ..... ..n .u He.
giu- 80. and Gr-...... .-
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26

Philadelphia, Aug. 23.-The Times
this morning publishes sensational
charges in connection with the Santi-
arn nnrnnnirn.