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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1898-02-08
The other Side.

He--It seems to me that bashful
lover is about the most pitiful object
In the world
She-How about the girl2-Chicago
Journal
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Union transportation company.

Tuckerton Railroad.
Leave Mount Holly tor Tuckerton 9.26 A. N
All P. M, daily except Sunday.
Leave Tuckerton Tor Mount Holly, 100 A. n,
200 P. :, daily except Sunday.
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When Miss Leila Hamilton returned
to the old Office on State street, she was
discovered to be as charming and girl
ish as ever, and it was also noticed that
certain callers whom she had been
wont to receive came no more.
1t was further chronicled that there
were other things about Miss Hamilton
which were new and strange. When
the postman came and letter was
handed to her-an event of three or four
times a Week.-Mrs. Hamilton would
turn little pale and quickly hide it in
her waist.
A month later these events had their
explanation when Miss Hamilton came
to the Office with sparkling object on
her engagement finger, and the veneer
able senior partner received her resigna-
ton to take effect soon.-Boston Globe.
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pretty girls In the summer, QUE I'm
afraid you'll not be cap'en, Charlie "
Each one had little jibe until it was
too hot for Charlie He went to his
room and dressed for evening. 1t was
born in him that he owed Miss Hamil-
ton an apology. At all events it made
an excellent excuse.
AS Charlie approached the hotel he
noticed Miss Hamilton, and he quietly
cursed to himself when he saw her sur
roundings. Miss Hamilton also noticed
him, and her color deepened. 1t was
just this moment that she began to hate
the "cause. -
81 beg pardon for interrupting, he
said, "but l should like to speak to you,
Miss Hamilton
The entire company rose as if gov
erned by the same impulse and departed
with elevated noses. Miss Hamilton and
Harris had the place to themselves.
At the departure Miss Hamilton
found to her surprise that she had ac-
tually accepted an invitation to visit
Sankaty light the next day.
When the two departed the next
morning. there was wave of dismay
in the camp of the woman suffragists.
''It is most disgraceful proceeding,
and she is no longer respectable, . de-
clared the leader of the crowd, and her
opinion was regarded as final.
Miss Hamilton was no longer trou-
bled by their society. Strangely enough
she was no longer concerned over the
degraded condition of woman.
Mesa free press., 1898-06-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Homestead Entry No. 1994.l
Land Office at Tucson. Ariz ina,
April l9. 1893.

Notice ia hereby given that the toll
loving named settler has filed notice 90
his intention to make final proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said PROOF
will be maids before TIE Clerk Of the
District Court At Phoenix, Arizona. o..
Saturday June 9TH. 1898, viz: Henry !
Horne, Mesa, Maricopa Co., Arizona fo
the WI OF Sci, Sec. % TIP ". r. $ e
He names the folio wing Witnesses t.,
prove his continuous residence upon an
cultivation If said land, viz: Hiram S
Phelps. Warner Fl. Allen, John 8. ALE,
and Timothy s Nets. all If Mesa, Ari
IONA.
EUGENE !, TRIPPgi,
First pub. Apl ~ '9s,} Ee.ia.t
Mesa free press., 1898-06-03
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Thirt
Inai aial DIssriet OF the Territory o
Arizona, in and hjr the County of Mar
icopa.
Katie A Kirkland, Plaintiff, vs. F.. r
Kirkland, Defeddent.
Action brought in the District Court
at the Third JUDICIAL District ot the
Territory OF ARIZONA. in and tor Mari
copa County and the complaint filed in
said Maricopa County, in the office 81
tpe CLERK of said District Court.
In the name OF the Territory Of Ari..
IONA. 10 + Il. Kirkland. Defendant
Greeting
You are Eerehv summoned and re-
.qnired to appear in an action brought
against Ycu by the above named plain-
tiff. in the D;str.ot Court of the Third
9udicial r str = of the Territory OF
aroma. ii and f.r Maricoua County,
ma answer the complaint therein
lied with the Clerk OF this said Court,
{ i'hoenix, IL, saia County, within ten
ays after thr service upon y''u OF this
luminous. ii served in this said county
" il 81, vpt out of this said County and
Within this s~,d judicial DISTRICT, then
rithln twenty DAYS thereafter or ip all
,ther eases within thirty days tnrreatter,
lhc times above neE,.iDi,en peing ex.
elusive oi thu day Ut service, or Judy
mrnt by tietanlt will he taken aga lpst
yop.
Given under my hand and the sea Of
(saa!) the District ,lourt OF the rhird
JUDICIAL District If the Territory Of
Arison.. j, and for MaricOpa County
sbis 9th day ct April A, D. 1893.
EDWIN 5. GILL, +.
Clerk ct said District Court.
Mesa free press., 1898-06-03
PHOENIX SHORT LlNE|
Pho ESIx L. MARIcoPA.


.rnin leaves Phoenix ut Ssp. m Az
rives at Tempe at $50 p. ~. and :
Maricopa at 9. 80 p. M.
Train leaves Maricopa at 5.tt =.
Arrives nj Tempe at 6 10 ~, md
Phoenix at Ill u. III.
Close CONNECTIONS made With kOuth-
ern Pacific MI Maricopa, alsnat Js9sps
with stage. TO, Goldticti. CutnVrsini'
made at Pho, nix with :. r. tt
tor Presc,.tt and t'ongiess.
PHoENIx AND MESA .Irv.
Leave Mesa ~ 80 IN, srUv+
Tempe s n ~. and PhDr,nx $3.50 n
Leave Mesa Ut I 80 y "a, srris. a.
TeuIpe 200 y III, and II Phornix y
i. 80 p NJ.
,eav- Phoenix a, $50 ! m. a,rivs
a. Tempe at lU:0Oa ~. arrive At Mess
ut 20 80 tn.
Leave Pheerix at 5 m, arriv
Tempe at B 80 p m. Al rive Mesa \
6 p ~.
All trairs I'm iany .-n3 will Sor
at any pint "a signsl.
O. G. MCNEIL,
r. d, SANpsRD. GsnI Srl.t
Genl Pass. Ags.
tieherai Office Pho1rix
Mesa free press., 1898-06-03
sDinins ssari"u

TIE only Nurth and south Line AZ in. ira
yersing and reaching the most intereStin secsisas
including the reat Salt Ei' er valley
Through tickets f,r all points in ne u dte''
States, OEsnais anu Mexico
connecting NJ 1eron.s Junction V,rn rAir y
Of L. v. L. z. ~ FOR ). 81 .rnv.
AT srsscott with Stage Bnes ~
4llAh Orinc,pal mining camps; y '"ag-iss
Junction WITH tobgree4 4ois !" +, W Oh
ress and stays lipss for H~rQu. 10 " MS
and Yarneil. At Pine TX ~,.s. the das,ca.~ &
phoentx' BY. fo~ points on !. F ~ a'a ~ g
3. nv. Ry. at Hot soriexs iuno6'ou ~l'b th'
y. q. 4. i. T. Co -'Ss- Ii fnr Astis - y
Eot Sprinss; the now 81. the se.r h~ ith res"r'.
Z. VI. MURPaA, ON. ! k6kAf
Praa' d Gea M,'r. Gu " sfsss As'
PRESCOTT AriI preacs,u Aria
RE WELLS.
Asa" <..u. Me-.
ypsoott. Arixs,. .. sr-&s - ( tse,ss..f
Mesa free press., 1898-06-03
PRICES THAT TALK !.

The Golden Opportunity of the season is calling you
in bones that awaken echoes in the stronghold of i'm
itators and quicken the pulse of the purchaser You
peed our goods you onght to have them if you con,
slider economy. Our is the place 10 save yourself
money this season
Wash Goods
&c yard, petty seTvceable Lawns, in last colcrs,
Complete change Ut cooring.
81 C yaa,t Figured Challies in neat effect, Mnst
desirable f0r gowns wrappers.
&c yard, Lace Striped Lawns in styles and most
attractive patterns e14
70 yard Fine Sheer pimty. figured in most stylish
aud ATTRACTIVE warp
Shirt Waists
on Calico Waiss, color. Good FIR hous.1ear
o each Fire coh Waists in nsas plaid and check
R5o each stylish Waist. other
or each sose,y Waists. sirghpp osgands in sps.
Wash Shirts
zee each III. Duck INK skirt = y, STRIPE. .p and ao"
zss s t A s ss w. sf" r i ss
ladies' Knit Wen
Sc sspA i~,lts' Rib v~t., 10y ncck. sjesv-'+.
$50 rsI LAus Js. D.' W., ' s,E ssa"t ,,p
pc jus. OAK IL Lad.~ or ylip. .ockp4. * oo,y
g ss t,+.eh.,l ,Asl+ D.n.,1 'per
7oWsh. Tppeis
3 &c. H . .ss = g: i've: .s'.. s H. s ~
Men s. EsnY
Eat4 ArTe Lin Crash npl stylish
~ kAJi. su,l
inner thi,ss
s5c thv " the
D'. oA
Keep Cool .5s,
T Batrixru sanJn ia all sizesC
Dos Ssh We d. good give price
ALKIRE co.,
Bargain gyars in war times
Phoenix. -Arizona.
Mesa free press., 1898-06-03
Nm. PAoSFt.
UNDER 1k Z r

Tnlerss ke-'s snppI,es. i,nrnr,,f nftss
and ca>letA niv W. an hx,..i.
Coffin u'ade Ia .rdr, .m shrrt cf;sa
Furniture rAoa,r.si a,ni ,nh ~s,rk len
al i.r n H., live i.,,frs
wv spASsEv.
Nsv l.-' He- 81, ". s
Mesa free press., 1898-06-03
MESA FREE PRESS.
FnrpAr. Jpsr >, 1898.


zion,
Mrs. Jennie B. Elliott left last
plight for her home in Bisbee.
Qpite number of us young men
pt Mesa have the war fever badly.
A lunch counter is to be opensd in
the Patterson Brundage building.
The Woodmen Of the World met
last night and initiated candidates.
Money to loan on farm income land
Enquire N. 4 Ave. 4S2, Phoenix, A. T.
The new flag was raised at four
o'clock Saturday evening. 1t is .
beauty.
Capt. Mcmillan was up from the
capital Sunday greeting his many
NE friends.
There i no town ii the territory
of equal population that is progressive
as Mesa ia.
An army of occuostion numbering
from $4,000 to 10000 men will be
sar.t to Cuba at eace.
s,ur markets are now supplied With
blackberries, straw berries. 6gs, Peachr
p and arricots.
Yesterdays dispatches announce
the arrival Of the cowboy regiment at
Tar pa. Florida.
The Farmers Elk change has been
making heavy shipments OF hay this
ieason to Califoxnia.
A. l. Moon, the travelling repre-
sentative of the Los Angeles Times,
was in town this week.
Mrs, Drew has almost entirely re-
covered from thu hurt she received
in the runaway accident
The trial Of A. j. Hansen charged
with the murder of Carl Zech, has
been in progress this weet.
Il is not yet definitely known
whether full regiment Of Arizona
troops will be accepted or not
The schools throughout southern
Arizona have closed for the summer
sacation-until about September.
One improvement leads to another,
snd the next improvement we will he
wanting is system Of water works
Our government proposes to send
M balloons to try and ascertain the
exact whereabouts Of Admiral Ger
vera.
Mrs Jennie B. Elliott, formerly
of the Blue Front Restaurant, came
up from Bisbee and is visiting friends
In Mesa and vicinity.
Brit Wingar goes today to take
The position Of Express Messenger on
tie s F.P. 4 P. in place OF the reg
u.ar messenger who is sick.
Mrs. Spillshury who has been SO
dangerously i'll is now thought to he
improving NJ. spiilsbury who was
telegraphed for hes not yet been
hard from.
II the quail ~ of all the vegetables
raised by A. P. Hopkins the gardner,
compare with that of his strawberries,
h.. ought to sell all be can raise at
fancy prices:
The land Office will not accept the
&iiires on the lands Of the late Ago
Zones grant at Yuma natl, snch lands
have heen declared or-n to settlemsnt
bs the general land Office.
Yesterday Governor McCord re-
ceived telegram from Washington
SEATING that the services Of an Arizo-
Ala regiment with him as Colonel
would be accep.ed.
W.. K,mball has been appointed
3.y Governor McCord delegate to
tie Miners, conven ion ~hich meets
i,rSalt Lake in the early days o.
JAY.
WAyTED-To buy, to 10 acres
of alfalfa land within one-half mile OF
BABY BUGGIEs, IN LATEST
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WILL SAIL


Inc following is a revised list of tn,
cargo ships scheduled to leave New
Greenbrier, Furness. Witty g. CO
Ltd. London. June "a.
Olaf kyrre, Funch. Edye & Co. Ror
terdam and Amsterdam, June Is.
Shenandoah, Furness, Witty g. ca
LID. Liverpool, June %.
Rapldan. Furness. Witty & Co.
(Ltd}, Liverpool, June 30.
lndrani. Funch, Edge & Co.. Glas
gov, June 80. ''|
Chlckahominy, Furness, Witty &
20: LID, Lonodon. July l.
Aibano. Funch, Edge & Co.. Ham
burg. July 2 80
Taormina, Funch. Edge G. Co, Ham
burg, July s.
St: Enoch. Funch. Edge & Co, An
st.Andrews. Funch. Edge & Co., Rot
terdan. July Is.
Nenia. Funch. Edge &. Co, Copen
hagen and St.Petersburg. July o5
CARGO SHIPS EN- ROUTE.
me Following cargo ships are nov
en- route to Newport News and Hanp
Ton ROADS Tor c.trgoes and orders.
FOR NEWPORT NEWS.
shenandoah. Furness. Witty & Co
Ltdo. Liverpool, June s.
Venus, Shields. June S. . 4
ben Corlic. Huelva. June S.
Chlckahominy, Furness. Witty A
60. d4td)- London. June 10. Nv
FOR HAMPTON ROADS. v
Mo Rom NJ Naples, May 10; Gibre A
Laura, West Hartlepool, June V
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against HEAVY ODDS.
Continued from First Page.)

ONE, Flce-consul, will assume charge Of
the consulate along with the care of
American interests. s
Representative Pearson, uncle of
Naval Constructor Hobson, had axsoth-
or interview today with Secretarv
Long respecting the reward OF that
nero. The secretary is puzzled by the
connecting interests in this case. He
intends to reward Hobson in accord
ance with the merits of his feat but
would like to do this without Injustice
70 other meritorious officers. A study Of
the naval register shows that if Hob
son is advanced to the grade of lieuten..
ant commander he will have been
given greater reward than was ever
known In our naval history Cushine.
got nttE-siX- numbers and gained one
year and nine months time in his rec
ora. yet Hobson, 1t is calculated, will
be given. if made a naval commander.
'44 numbers. and will gain twenty
years In time. He will become senior
oiicer or the navy in about fifteen
years. and owing to his youth will re-
tam this place no less than twenty
Years sotnethlng absolutely without pre-
cedent in the American navy. These
facts are being adduced by naval ON
GERS who are DESTROYS of finding some
other means Of rewarding our naval
heroes which. while thoroughly salts
factory to them. and their friends vii,
Eot work injustice to others. AS an in
s.;ince OF how the present practice
works the officers point to the fact that
TOR his splendid achievement at Ma
MIA Dewey gained only ten numbers.
While astounding as it may seem. in
stead OF a reward for his excellent
management and seamanship in bring
ing the great battleship Oregon sue
ressfully through one of the most 70.
narkable cruises on record, Captain
lark actually lost three numbers.
beers through the promotion over his
head of officers engaged In the battle
~ Manila Bay. Captain Sigsbee is
cited also as case in point. having
suffered loss of several numbers
representing Il year or two of naval
service. through the Manila rewards
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PROCEEDINGS ~ CONGRESS.
Discussion Of the Hawaiian Annex
w. alton Question Continued.
(Py


alton Question Continued.
(Ry Telegraph.) ..
ilNGTON, June 23.-Discussion
IN the Senate of the Hawaiian annex
;'tlnn question was interrupted today
by Mr.. Rawlins, of Utah, with q speech
IN which he criticized vigorously the
provisions embodied In the conference
report on the Indian appropriation bill
which acknowledges the right of In
dians to lease mineral lands on their
reservations
MIR. Pettigrew. of South Dakota. re-
Sumed his speech in opposition to Ha
"ailan annexation, addressing the SEN
hte Tor about two hours. In the course
"l ms argument. which was forceful
ana Interesting. because he had made
personal investigation OF the subject
ne maintained that the harbor of Kiska
on the island of Great Kiska, owned
by the United States, would make a
much better coaling station for orr
navy than Honolulu. as it was in a
more direct line from this country to
the Philippines than the Hawaiian Is
iih"s ana more than a thousand miles
nearer.
MIR. McEnery. of Louisiana, to whom
MI Pettigrew yielded the floor before
ne had concluded his speech. spoke
about an hour in opposition to the
pending resolutions
At sos p, NJ. the Senate went into
executive session and at 5:55 P. NJ ad-
journed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
WASHINGTON. June 23.-At today's
session of the House further agree
ments upon the sundry civil bill were
reported from the committee on con-
ference and adopted and further con-
terence upon the remaining points in
difference was requested. A large num-
Der of bills of minor Importance were
passed and sixty-three pension and re-
lef measures We're disposed Of pursu-
ant 70 the recommendations reached
last Friday in committee Of the whole
The House at 1928 P. NJ adjourned to
meet on Monday
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OFF FOR MANILA.
(Hy Telegraph.)

n
SAN FRANCISCO. juno 9th,
coast defense monitor Monadnock sail
cd FOR Manila via Honolulu this after
noon The collier Nero, which will ac-
company the Monadnock. went out
frst. The warship followed in a few
minutes. Men on the Monadnock think
that the ship will make the trip 10 Ma
Mia in about twentythr days
The Monadnnck has. sufficient coal &c
carry her to Honolulu and will make
mat port under her own steam. Sh,
mas $50 tons in her bunkers and over
100 tons upon her decks. From Homo
l"iu the Nero will tow her To Manila
ana the best appliances for that pur-
pose nave been pun on both vessels
The Nero has at least 5000 tons of coal
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REPORT DIscRED1rED


tRy Telegraph.)
WASHINGTON. June %
port that Germany had landed
force at Manila is discredited
most positive manner at the ST
rartment and in the best infory
lnmatic quarters. It is looked
4 part Of the persistent forei}r
ganda inspired from Madrid l.
weeks has been seeking to ST.
mostly between the United ses.
many. France and other is
That the report is purely c no
shown from the fact thanila
cable communication o,io!ds
and even Admiral Dew, been
the shore end of the cabl
heard from in some day
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THE PAY OF r.

Leslie's Wteration
When one takes J. tanning
the intelligence. thee om upon
and the other dema oIncers
them by their prou Mithhrsnlps
and men who han, ~" ,,.,.. tnose
are poorly paid. as outles on
no follow simila,o+
shore. ~ OILY ac-
oo An officers pals iiseord hie6ss to
e"rolns to his west whi1a e -,
pay is while at nor nc 1oilow-
leave or waite e e. a amnum:
ing gives the ~ o op,uoo; com
,,,a mear adsm9liEnt commanders
90 ., poo =, - so,tnts. $1,000 tn
s - ooo 70 70 % ss'33iior grade, $1,000
$4,000: lieu SA'7oo' naval
c 20 ss.eos 20 neral popular no
e" men,, s"'lothe and feed
.ohlrallso house them
t tt"n, ,ai on board the shin |
'.l',.n at a navy yar5 |
ssNeS re provided. True
or whfwhile at sea the A rue,
tmhnoeurethirty cents per diem
mn 10 officers of the Amer,-
io1 :, n Pay out of their own
30, pe rrs.ertaa9ment. not only
ne nests "nal friends. but Of
+ enlistea,,f the ACTION.
I. re cei,n men vJries from
ice. to szn o by a third '
Az o'sanrss;a'tion or a chief :
a Sean a'diinary + seaman" i
month IS an nns} killed re .
oh as b,s Men in' b the artl-
r rssacks,nit oiths. cleo
mon,h etc, In gel, from .,
rease In - Fnrill thermore, =,
''y foor6Each re- di
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Newport News Cycle Co..
a Fred G; Ripper, Manager. so,o
nng gaa Tor northeastern Virgin'a o o.,f
I"enty-seventh street ~ d. ri
Houses For Sale.

+ na nrne e,J room dwelling on sltb stree.
( non, west avenue. Has an nndaat
cuns nn ,en T and will be ready for oou
eu ga June I. Price $4,000. 'o' &C.
modern noo onn, mouse on 10Th street Al
Six room i house ea ,s Price $3.50
Ai Tan nicely located. Price 81 AN ue.' ne"
tenement dwelling on ]easnd w.
'rhis ior $50 a month. Price o ssno
aftsr dh a9y pays 80 per cent Sr nat
Sue, aeducting ground rent. "e'
ranein. new houses in East ma
We % = - price from $500 to 81, 600 '1''o'
pronertias mage very easy terms on TN
, nasn payment and the ba,.n ''ha
tory VIII be satisfat
t,an 1o"ses and stores for rent in 81, go
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ONE SPANIARD KILLED.

Wy 1EIEBTdph.) = N
MADRID. June 23-2 p MA die
patch just received here from San
Juan de Porto Rico saws:
An American cruiser appeared or
the harbor and the cruiser Isabella. a
sunhoat and the Terror sailed out to
attack her. The American withdrevs
Immediately. One Spaniard was killed.
and three were wounded"
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IN GENEGAL GARcIA's CAMP.
valuable Information Brought From

y atuabie Information Brought From
- Santiago by u Cuban.
lCopyright. 1898. by Associated Press, !
IN GENERAL GARCIA'S CAMP.
CIBA. JUNE %. PER THE AssoCIA-
TED PRESS DISPATCH BOAT WAN
pa. VIA. KINGSTON. JAMAICA
June 23-I A. MA Cuban who LETT
the city of Santiago on Monday night
arr1ved at General Garc.as camp on.
TUESDAY morning with accurate map.
OF the harbor and works surroundins
IL. me ships of Admiral Cervera have
moved from the positions they We're in
three days ago. and now lie in aImos,
circle. surrounding a small island
and lighthouse about half way IN the
four mile harbor. The armored crui.
sr Cristobal Colon. which is uninjured
lies at the west. commanding with he,
port battery the narrow neck OF tn.
harbor. while the Vizcnya. also unin
iured lies at the east. her starboard
Hattery looking down upon the sam.
neck
Both of the Spanish torpedo boat.
are temporarily injured one havius
been struck by fragments OF tho shell.
that sank tn" Reina Mercedes and tn.
"her having her boiler tubes and en-
gines in course OF repair
The most important statement made
was in SnhStanc" that the TORPEDO b att
nave not. since their arrival hrrn. mad.
any att"rnpt Ia leave being urah1r r.
DO 81. tn" shins only have half the,-
supplies nf coal although some Goa;
arrived by overland route two week.
ago.
| The shell that sunk tho T,cna Ner.
"edes was fred during the FIRST hnn-
bardm"nt. by tn" Massachusetts, Re
vord this loss ard Tho quit. LARGO loss
| IF life incident to Il there was little ~,
| "" damage done. Tho carthwn"ks were
| disturbed and one smooth bore sun
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CAPTAIN LANGHoRN DEAD.

: Wy - Afil.j
KANSAS CITY. MO. June as.-cap-
tain Maurice ]. Langhorne. a famous
hsnre IN Confederate history. is dead
ut MS home here. of cancer Captain
Langhorne WAS born in Cunninebam
county. Va. in 1894. In the civil war
ne received promotion for his bravery
md won hnnnrs under General Joe OF
shelby in the latter'S Mexican cams
ha,Sn. The story of Langhorne
h"lnlns aNahatchie with smt11
party of soldiers is familiar. II
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THOHN,S nn6,MnAy
y Iy'y'FNI IJH
DIV Telexr,ph i

NEW YORK, June 23-Martin Thorn
convicted OF the murder Of VIII am
Inidensuppe, a bath rubber. at Wood
slde, Long Island a year ago. has been
condemned TO be executed during the
week beginning Angus,
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THE BLOCKADE INEFFECTIVE

Immense Quantities of Provisions
Struggled Into Havana.
tropyright 1898. by Associated Press.p
OFF SANTIAGO DE CUBA. WE'D
NESDAY. JUNE 22-5 p. M-VIA
KINGSTON. JAMAICA. Thursday.
rlete investment of Santiago de Cub
by land and by sea but a few days Off
he admiral has decided To strengthen
the blockade Of the large ports on the
southern coast westward of Santiago.
For three weeks the south coast
west of Santiago to Cape San Antonio.
has been practically unprotected. The
blockade has been simply ON paper, in
name only with the result that 1t in
known quite number of shius have
run the blockade ana that an immense
quantity OF provisions have been
struggled into Havana. Most o. the
blockade runners have landed their
cnrEoeS under the lee Of the Isle OF
Pines. and thence the provisions etc.
have been taken in small boats to Bat
ahano whence the railroad runs 10
Havana. only thirty-lve mile. away.
The majority OF the blockade runners
have gone out from Jamaica and two
OF them at least are known to have
made several trips. Only last week the
steamer Purisfma Conception, flying
the Spanish dag. took a cargo out OF
Kingston. ostensihly for NIanZantllo
but probably for the Isle of Pines The
auxiliary cruiser Yosemite m!ses,i hiss
Ivy few hours. The Pur1sima Concep-
cion carried In addition to provisions
arms and ammunition. These cargoas
We're undoubtedly smucglcl into The
Spanish lines ana viii AID Captain Gen
aral Planco greatly in withstlnding the
siege.
The admiral has decided that the
blockade running must cease and yes
terday dispatched four fast ships to
patrol the coast from Cape Cruz to
the Isle OF Pines.