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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-07-28
IDEAL HEROES.
The Men Who Followed the Flag of
the Confederacy.


Atlanta Journal.
There has never been a higher Illus
tration of the virtues which make
men truly noble than that which was
given by the men who followed the
flag of the Confederacy. The sur
vivors of that matchless army are
dwindling in numbers every year.
At each reunion many who were at
the last one are sadly missed. But
as time rolls by our love for these
heroes loses none of it's tenderness
and strength. They are to us ideal
heroes and we teach our children
that the badge of q Confederate
veteran is as glorious an emblem as
ever fiuttered on the breast of man.
God bless the old heroesl God
spare them long to enjoy the graft
tude of the men, the women and the
children of this generation for whom
they made a proud history and to
whom they will leave the legacy of q
fame as bright and pure as any that
! can be found in the annals of man
| kind.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-07-28
North Carolina in War.

Slow to anger, patient and long
suffering the people of North Caro-
lima are not a war like people. But
once the gage of battle is thrown
down there are no harder fighters or
longer stayers in the world. And as
it has been in all previous wars so in
this. Looking over the list of
casualties SO far truly the Old North
State is giving her share to the
great Moloch of war in the blood of
her bravest and best.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-07-28
PROF. ANDREWS ACCEPTS.
Expected to Take Charge of Chicago's
Public Schools Monday

CHICAGO, July 20.-Prof. E. BenJa-
min Andrews has accepted the APP
pointmento OF Superintendent OF the
Chicago Public Schools. In telegram
dated at Mount Eagle. Tenn, received
by President Harris of the Board of
Education today, Prof. Andrews
formally signitied his intention to
take the place and says he Will arrive
in Chicago on Sunday.
This is taken TO mean that he will
assume charge OF the Public Schools
on Monday The failure of DR.. An
drews to accept before this is explain
ed by the fact that he has been away
from home on lecturing tour. Form
al notice OF his appointment did not
reach him until yesterday.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-07-28
Porto Rico.

Width, 81 miles.
Immensely wealthy.
Poverty is unknown.
Area, $500 square miles.
Trees are always green.
Every man owns a horse.
Older than the United States.
Principal sport is cock fighting.
One mountain is 5000 feet high.
Every house has a roof garden.
All San Juan people are Catholics.
Principal pastime is horseback
riding.
Has more and ADLER mosquitoes
than Jersey.
San Juan, the capital, has 100000
inhabitants.
an Juan has the finest harbor in
the West Indies.
People sleep in the day, and shop
and visit at night.
Water supply is one of the princi-
pal sources of revenue.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-07-28
Walked OFF a Roof.

Mr.. w. S. Cushman, a prominent
real estate man of Asheville, while at
tending d concert at the Asheville
Seminary walked off the roof, and
was Immediately killed. He walked
out of the chapel on the roof from the
brilliantly lighted hall and could not
see where the roof ended, there being
no railing around the roof.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-07-28
Revenues.

Chicago Tribune.
The customs duties and the in
ternal revenue taxes as they stood
prior to the enactment of the war
revenue law cannot be relied on to
defray the expenses of the govern
ment until the pension bill has been
reduced greatly. 1t has come to be
$3.50, 100000 a year, and the
demagogues in Congress, responding
to the demands of the claim agents,
are increasing the amount at every
session. 1t exceeds now the annual
cost of maintaining any European
standing army and swallows up
nearly all the internal revenue re-
ceipts.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-07-28
Sensational and Dramatic.

ST. Louis Republic.
1t took Admiral Cervera only a
trifle over forty minutes to sustain a
loss of SIG, 100000. When the
shortness of time and the vastness of
the amount are considered. this is
perhaps the most sensational and
dramatic example of hard luck ever
exhibited TO the world.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-07-28
Victim of the Button Craze.

A Washington girl wrote to her
brother, in camp at Ghickamauga,
asking him what he and his conn AIDES
stood most in need of. His answer
was brief but full of meaning to
every volunteer who has suffered
from the modern girls brass button
or re. "Dear sister," it ran, ''send
me- safety pins I've just met fifteen
new girls
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-07-28
For Fiizhugh Lee.

Chicago Chronicle.
The demands of Justice and the
sentiment OF the American people
will not be satisfied with any propo-
sition which does not include the
selection of Fnzhugh Lee as Gov
ernor General of Cuba rhe Prrsi-
dent will be made aware of his mis-
take if he proceeds otherwise.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-07-28
Dewey's Praise of the Chinese.

New York Sun.
Admiral Dewey's words of pIa' sc
for the Chinese on the feet are char
acteristic OF the man. TWAS demon
strated once more at the battle of
Manila Bay that the Chinese have
plenty of courage, or, rather, ar.
characterized by the absence of fear.
There seems to be abundant i1st,fi-
cation OF the theory that they would
make excellent soldiers if properly
drilled aud led.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-07-28
Definite.
r EaEu1m
Harper's Bazaar.

IIdI per- IdA1ldI
els it far from here to the next
town." asked a tourist of a native
of the soil of the backwoods of
Missouri.
"Well, it amt so very fer nor it
amt SO very nigh, and yit it amt as
nigh as it might be if it WANT so fer
as it is. Still, it'd be fertilizer if it
want SO nigh, so l reckon one might
say it was betwixt an between fer
an niph.''
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-07-28
Importance of the Letter 8.

The letter 5 is in the ascendant
Sampson, Schley, Shafter and Santi-
ago. The sibilant is sounding
Buffalo News.
The letter is also in the descend
ant. Witness Spain's sickly smile as
she seeks snccor and sinks in the
soup. See?-Rochester Democrat
and Chronicle.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-07-28
Dtse..e. Of d. nIoo., .ra r.-....

No one need suffer with neuralgia. This
disease is quickly and permanently cured
by Browns Iron Bitters. Every disease Of
the blood, nerves and stomach, chronic
or otherwise, succumbs to Browns Iron
Bitters. Known and used for nearly, O.
most among our most valued remedies.
Browns Iron Rittex3 = sold By all dealer1.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-07-28
His Will Was Law.

Detroit Free Press.
A Cass county man made will
containing only the words: 81 want
my wife to have all possess" and It
stood the test of the courts where
other wills drawn up by eminent
lawyers have failed.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-07-28
The Differences.

What is the difference
between the standing armies of
Spain and America?
Flasher-The difference is that
when the American army takes a
stand it never runs.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-07-28
TIRED OF WAITING.
Politics is Said TO be Keeping Lee And
Bryan from the Front.

Fred L. Merritt, writing from the
comp at Jacksonville, says: The i'm
patience of the troops here at not get
ting into active service is most marked.
Within the past few days, as the news
comes in that troops elsewhere are
embarking for Porto Rico, but moth
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-07-28
Democratic Hand Book.

Raleigh Post.
Chairman Simmons, of the Demo-
cratic State Executive Committee,
has entered upon the duties of that
position with an earnestness that
presages success. Among other
things he has determined upon a
Democratic handbook, comparing
Democratic rule with that which
now prevails, and has secured the
assistance in it's preparation of ex-
Senator Jarvis and Hon. Samuel A..
Ashe. The people will not only be
supplied with unauthorized Democ-
racy, but the contrast between Dem
ocratic rule and Russell-Butlerism
will be presented "true to nature, SO
truthtully, fairly, justly, that all
way farers may understand. We
congratulate the chairman and the
people upon this arrangement.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-07-28
Well Qualified.

Capt. Singleton Ito naval appli-
can't did you ever serve on a man
Of-war?
Henry Peck (who married widow
-N-no; but was the second mate OF
q woman of war.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-07-28
Far From Idle.
Brooklyn Life.

BROOKLYN Lie.
Il guess it's nothing but an idle
rumor."
idle? guess NOT. 1t Is the
busiest old rumor that ever hap
pened.'
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-07-28
New Definitions Of syno

New Definition Of Synonym.
New York Sun.
"a synonym" said the girl, "is the
word you use when you can't think
how TO spell the other word
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-07-28

III Vi w ~
nor regularity
of features. 1t
does not mean
wit, nor talents
n or acc o m
plishments. 1t
m c an s h at
physical at
tractiv en- e S S
I h at c. M e S
from perfect
bodily condi-
ton and the
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-04-28
Die Gpattier fO,att,eis.

Gieier Muf botnnter Der uneebiIoetsn
gepolterung pplnifber uno ruiiiiher
Suoen Der Neu Oprter Gliieite an
@rdno. gllen, Guffolt uno anoern
Gtrabell lroBe Nufreauna berporaeru-
fen. Die 2eute elauben, oaB gtelu Dort
in 10 9oaen fhon in ben SdnbenS Der
spanier iein iper0e unn oaB Dieie ilidts
ShleuniQeres 3n tbun haben tperoen,
ols ale Sanfen an pliinoern. Nber an
ibrem miihiam eripartem fo,heren 8eloe
0dngen bieie 2ente begreflider WelIe
nit aansem 0eraeri, llno oarun bat Elm
Nnltnrm auf Die Sparbant 9to. 378
8ranb Str. ifottsefllnoen. Der am sipei-
ten Gage 10 TART mar, oab er faum be-
mdltiet perben tonrite.
Shon lanae. ebe Die 8ant er6ffnet
lparb, Itano oas Wolt bort in langen
&eihen. hauptiddlid moren es 6rauen,
i'm bl ben Sppf, unb nit 3Inoern ouf
ben strmeil, oas fettiae Sultbud in Der
6ano. Nle iprahen laut Dur1einanber.
Gurs Dor | llbr fubr cine Srotihte Dor,
aus Der 3iuei GlertS Sdde nit Silber=
aelo in Die Sanf truaen. lin 10 llbr
beoann Die Mussablung. amei YoliSilten
bielten Gronung. Die yant sablte
mcilt in Gilber, iino barauf mann Die
meilten 2ente nibt porbereitet. glber
beimoelen MOLTEN iie ald niht, 10 grob
mar Die Mngf Dor Der llnliherbeit ibres
8eloes. ga fam benn inanh' orollige
Scene por. Gin otter Mann sog lein
Gonto bon $500. Nadoem er ale 9a=
Ifen ppl Silber geitopft, mubte er iid
Nnfaugs niht 81 belfen. 0ann aber
soa er einen ginofaoen herppr, bano iib
Die geintleioer gu unb ifopfte bierin bas
iibrioe @eIo. 9as 8epiht Sog Die SiBe
| 10 I6per auf Die Groe, odB er lie niht
beben fonute unb wie Elm 8ihtbriihiger
nob 9auie ihleifen muBte.
Sic gant 1T iibriasns cine iihere, ihr
Capital betrdot 800, 900, lie bot Si-
derheitcn fir 81 500. 600 uno nad oem
9(nlturm Der beioen 3aeen betrdgt ibre
Ieierpe nod 224 Yrocent iiher Die ae=
leblib ppreeIbriebene Summe. Nber es
nubte nihts, Die 2eute su beihtuibtigen
All lubeu, - lie wollten ibr 8elo haben,
! um es iraenbmo .iider" su peritefen,
tpenn Die Spanier tommen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-04-28
Sic ,,rcrr rOHcne" 0eicbz
0ebtsUa.

9ln 9ierstae bat lid unlere @efeb-
eebuno bertagt uno iuenn 0ielelbe nihi
POM 6ouperneur Su elmer grtra=8ers
iammluna einberufen meroen lollte, Il
neroen Die abtretenDen Sanoespdtel
niht mieoer suIammetreten. sic per-
Den iiir Spei Sabre be5alblt, obwobl lie
nur fir Drei unb einen bulben Wonat
in Sibun0 lino uno m1breno oiele,
3eit nod m0hentlib orei Sage ge-
iAm6nst weroen. 9lber bas 0olf II
ben 2onoesDdtern gegenilber nahllbtiq
unb Der Mebr,abl Der Stinmseber fall
ieoes Mal Elm Stein pom Sersen, menr
Die Staatsmdnner in Columbus ibrt
Sb1tieteit einltellen.
Pin Gslebuoribldgen bat es tuieoe'
einmal nibt 9efeblt. g8eit ilber 1000
Norlaeen wuroen eingebra6t, Dor
benen oiejeni9e oes 8allsnperbeherns
Den 8drtners in Serea nod niht eiil
nal Die oiimmlte mar. 9iatiirli6 mur'
Den Die meilten oieier 9orlasen in Der
@omite= 3immern besraben uno tanner
ME wieber ans Saoeslibt.
Son ben angenommeneu 6eieBer
tparen Die meilten lptaler 9fatur. gDa!
Don aasemeinem SnterelIe ilt. habel
mir 9ebradt uno iueroen pielleidt ipdte'
nod cine ueberli6t Der erlaienen @eieB
brinQen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-04-28
Gin fmappes Gmtfomttmen. i.

0antbare Worte eeihrieben BON Srau
Noa 6. Sart bon @orton. 60: ,@r=
frantic an elmer ibtimmen @rtdltung
tpelde lib auf Die 2unsen iAlu9;
5uiten fam ba5u uno ting ih Gn ldmino-
iii6tig 81 tperben. 8ier Neraie 9abeu
mid auf uno iasten, oaB ih nur nod
tlirse 3eit gu leben baben tperoe. Sd
CAB mid ielblt meinem Grl6ier aui,
bofeno, oaB menn i'd nidt bel meiner
5reunoen auf groen bleiben tonne, i'd
neine abmeienoen Dben treHen peroe
Semanb sab meinem Batten ben &atb
Or. Sings yfep DISCOVERY fir Sbmino
iuht, Sulten unb grfdltung 81 beidaf
fen. Sdmahte einen 8eriud unb nabn
i'm 8ansen adt Hlaiden. Gs bat mid
furirt unb, GOtt iei Dauf, id bin jeB
cine seiunoe uno frdftise 6rau. probe
flafden frei in s. g. Miller & 5obnl
Npotbete. Gesuldre @r0Be so @ts. mi
S1.00. Garantirt oDer Der preis su
riif.ritattet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-04-28
Nrsmetmittcl.S SG,ttttag9eI.

ssn Stem Serlep lino Die 8unbesbe=
b0rben einem ipitematiiden Sbmnsgei
bon 9roeuen auf Die Spur getommen
uno, cine 9roBe Ssirma In DeutI6lano
nit einem 3weigseiddft in New Dorf
ioll bel Dem Shmua9el9elddft betbelliSt
liein.
MoriB Sampler, Elm Bidder auf Dem
Sambureer 9ampfer vYalatia" ipllroe
in 0oboten tpe9en periudter @inlbmue=
9elun9 bon 0roanen perhaftet. Sn iei=
nem gelibe fano man 9 Slaiden @o=
caine, 9 pafete Benacetin unb Elm babies
pfuno @blorbnorat. ipelb' lebteres, tpie
8unoes=@ ommiHar HuB lagt. our Ser
1tellung bon Gnpd= Drops nermenoei
miro nno seniist, um 100 Meni6en 5u
betduben.
2ampfer iibersab bem gunoes=@om.
millar einen 3ettel, auf Dem Die Mamer
elmer 9amburser uno elmer Stem ODrfe,
6irma fanoen. uno iaateI DaB er Dor
Der 6amburser 6irma beauftragt NOR.
ben iei, Die Oroauen mom0elib mad
Neu Yorf gu brinsen, Obne 3oll au be
3ablen.
\ Nor benz Bunbes- @ommilIdr erflart
lid 2ampfer auf Mnratben ieines Mn
MATES jeoOd rnidt idulois" uno e
puroe in @rmangeluna bon $1,000
Barsihaft in's 6efdngniB aeianbt, In
! bas Uerfapreu Der Sunbes=@ranb Sur
ab3umarten.
Yunbes= =Diifrictsantpalt &iee 1T be
. Aniibt, oaB 2ampfer felt ldngerer Sci
|. fur beioe Girmen idusselt unb eine @e
biibr bon ] prOaent erbdlt. Die Ma
! men Der beiben Girn,en ipDlIte Nie
niht befannt geben, bod tpirb er bi
Sabe Der gunoes-@ranb Surp in Sren
,, ton borleaen unb Die grbebung bon Qlu
tlaaen segen Die Geu Yorler Girlna be,
langen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-04-28
Seine 9aperei.

IS tperben feine Gaperbriefe ausge:
felt. llniere &egieruna miro li9 in
gesus auf fremoe s6iffe an Die folsen.
ben &eseln balten:
grlttns: Neutrale 6la9gen oefen
feinoli6es giNentbum, NIT Nusnabme
BON Srieascontrebanoe. 3me,tens;
Neutrales @isentbum unter feinolihei
6laoge, ipfern es teiue Griesscontre.
banoe lit, miro niht coniissirt. Grit
tens; Slotaoen miihen ausgefiibrt iein
um als binoeno su gelten.
Gon Mabrio miro semelost, oab Del
ipaniibe Narineminilter, Senor Ser:
msjo, mobl ihon sablrei6e 8eiu6e I'm
Gaperbriefe erbalten bat. oaB er lid
aber bis leBt belarrlid weiaerte, oieiel
8eIu6en su entipre6en. IS l6eint
oaB Spanien hinlihtli6 Der Sanoels
ihiIfiabrt Dieielbe Stellune einnebmel
miro mie 9lmerita, auf oeren alarleaun!
es lpartet.
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2iffe Der iiabtiihcn @camtcn.
Sic 3abl Der 0rcisptaisem

Die ieoer Staat i'm 8erbaltniB 81 Ieiner
@inmobne3am itelleu muB lit genau
feltoelteat mprben. Sie perlWleoenen
Staaten uno Serritprien miilien oemge=
mdB anibringen:
giabomo 1000, 9lrfonias l,620,
California $500, Colorado l,059,
Connecticut 1886, Oelaware 273,
6lurioa 600, Georgia 1859, Soabo
1856, sSlinpis 6,439, Snbiana 3,442,
Soma 3,0l8, Sonios 2,230, Sentufp
2,726, 2ouiiiana |, $50, Maine zoos,
Marplano ,554. Manaduietts 3.777,
Mibiaan 3,495, MinneIota 2,299,
NihIiilippi l,726, MiNouri 1929,
Montana 419, Nsbrasfa 1927, Nepaoa
l10, Stem Somplbire 602, Stem Seriep
1870, 9tep Dort l0,0ll, gtortb @aro=
lima 2,067, gtortb Gatota 369, Sblo
5,799. Oregon 663, 4ennipluania s.
6l5. Gbooe Sslano 568, South Sotota
,48O, South Carolina 598, Sennenee
,448, Seras 1888, Utah $40, ger=
mont 5O7, 9isinia 2.230. Waibinston
942, Weit 9ireinia LII, Wiseonlin
2.6l9. WDomins 1876, slri5ona las,
9itritt Columbia $50, Stem Weriep
272 unb Sflaboma ia.
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3ur Notia.
langen.

Bom Is. Mpril an tpirb bic Netr
pbilaoelpbia QBaHer SO. ben erlten 80
perionen, Die neue Waherleitangen
MAIDEN laiien, bic Walierleitllng bon
BON Der 6auptr6bre bis an bic Seiten=
ipege fOftenfrei MAIDEN laien, mas fiji
jeoen Mpplifanten elmer griparniB bon
$10 glei6tommt.
2ente, iueld)e cine Ma6erleituns ba-
ben iuOllen, iollten ibre Mpplitationen
nnaeidumt einreiden, 0a mebrere per-
ionen, tpelde In ben Iebten 9agen ibre
Npplifationen gemaht baben, i6on aui
oiele Wergiinifigung Mnipruh boben.
Nem YbilabtIpbia Water 90.
81. Mpril 1893.
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&, .sssr ayEeMnD.

Man iaill tpirtlidl ,nit ppIlem 0letbt
bas beFubmte GaIuattcn Sel eii1ett
9uten SSsgulio alennen. DirieS pcrSiigs
lid,e Vinintent pertreibt fpfcrt ale
Gd,mersell meldbe eurdI 9ibcnnlatiSs
mus pber Sieiraisie herpcrgebrddt
irerbeil, sserr s,pbn W. Sal, giirhlanb,
Day ietlrsibt: SsebIitt lshrnrn 0ihe.ss
n,atisa,ns iui GnfeL joersitmnyoen bic
Sdmersen fsfors pf -ticn Sci
pertrtebel,es foE bic s..., "a ll,,b
furirte MIDI polIfcmmen," 'atinn
Sel trI l,ilr 25 Gcnts. s6.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-04-28

Grimm mebiter Golhenm6rterbud,
IN sun grpdhre GilGanbe III bem neoriata reiie pon
20 Gents II oieier Office.
Das dbfr $40 Stttn urfe Werfen entbdlt au6er SEN
900 brter umfanben gDDrterbu eiae elite SIT nrfotI
md6lefn partsr bbtr Spraden eins Sammlane Scn Nrn
nnb 0flyrddBen an6 fins Na6+ nnb Gtpi@tstattut
Nlr ifRsa 3abirti4sn gsllsuuasfn sntetssn.
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ei6eres MitteI 8e8en Die
0rtODe.

9liemailb braudt an bleler 9arifigen
Rranfbeit au leiben, ipenn er nur oas
rehte Wittel oogeeen einnimnt. Wan
bat SAmerSen i'm gan5en 2eib, bic 2eber
1T auber Oronln9, Der Nppetit feblt, es
III fein 2eben, fein Gtreben i'm WenIden
unD leioet an grfdltung, fur3 man III
gan3 fertig. electric Bitters 1T bas
ein3ise U2ittel, has fnfort unb fiber
Ollie idafft. gs tpirft bireft ouf 2eber,
Magen unb Nieren, ifdrft bas ganss
6nitem uno nladt ginen fiiblen. tDie
neugeborer. gs nirb garantirt, bab
Is betlt, ober bas GeID piro 3uriifgege-
ben. s3u baben III 8. g. Utiller &
Gobns NpOtbefe SOC bic Glaihe. /
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hktm psit befaunter Werleger in miseonfn. Sn
" Green @op iuobnhaft i9reibt ON 6. Wadra
1925, tuie foIst
,Bpr fini Sabren tpurbe i'd 10 uerp6s, baB mir 9ei'
Rtse Mrbeit aur 9at nurbe. SIN ber Eabt seuoB id
seine wube pesen 9dlaHoFeteit Meine aufmsrtfam.
teit purbe anf 9r. Mtiles Restorative Nervine
eelenft uno ftms on basieIbe nit beItem Griuls
~ esbran6eu. geit oer Sett babe t6 tmmer cine
GYai6s i'm Souie unb eebraude banon iobaIo i'd Ger.
peni9pdbe peripire iuimer nit outem Grfple Mnn
DIR. Miles nisu sOpH sesranat oapOn nltt
oenislbeu euten GrfoIeen. SD
iNSTNiHS babe es ieitber gielen empiobs
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DIR. MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-11
WILL COME ASHORE
Fifth Illinois Will Not Go to
Porto Rico.
WAS GRANT RECALLED?
Ren"r'r" That an Order Was s.n, to the
c"rcs to Signal Ills I.s,nspor, to
Turn lsaels, s;u, it
Game too Int. .
WAS GRANT RECALLED?

The Fifth Illinois regiment. Colonel
day on the transport OLDHAM, but be-
fore the ship weighed anchor yes :erdry
afternoon for Porto Rico, orders Were.
received by Wire from the Wa: Depart
n1ent directing that the transpor,
should not sail. This means that the
Fifth Illinois and probably 10 other
troops will embark from this city for
Porto Rico for the presen, at least.
Some of the troops came ashore lasr
evening and canfped on he vacant lots
near III" wharf. and the others wilI
disembark this morning at o'clock
Further orders received last night
directed that no more troops cmha TX
until further orders were received to
this effect The order caused grea,
disapp ointment among the men OF. ths.
Illinois regiment. 1t is tho third time.
they have been disappointed. Speakine
for his men last night Colonel Culver
said: We Will bear it like soldiers"
II IS understood that the OLDHAM viii!
begin disein barking ilc. cargo of pro
visions today. There is ~, least a ton
81 mai at the roSto!iice for the troops
IN Porto Rico that was sent here for
siiinfnent on the OLDHAM.
Iflere is trouble aboard the OLDHAM
ne engineers. from the chief down,
c-sire'l pay for their services. The men
are foreigners and not enlisted in tn.
naval service. It i; understood that thci
viii be paid off today. The strike. how
ever. was not the cause Of the issuance
Of III" order from Washington counter
nhnd'ng The Oht;alna sailing orders
Een..ihi Miles has notified the. War Dn-
nai'tnn"nt that he does not need any
NOR" 'rocrs to carr. on the campaign
II Porto Rico
It was learned last night that the
orders were sent to The Virginia C:,pe..
yesterday to signal the tranSport Ia