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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-22


New York, March 2l.-Steers active and
Zoe. higher; rough butchers stock gen
orally steady: yards cleared; native
steers s4.4OM5,2O; stays and oxen, s2.75@
$50; bulls, sSgS.76; dry cows, S2.2093.4 40.
Calves fairly active, but closing h9Ac.
lower closing sales of veals at S4I7.
Sheep and lambs active at a slight gen.
eral advance; all sold; sheep, s35Od5;
lambs. S5.S0a6.25. Hogs active and steady
at A15g4.S5.
East Liberty. Pa. March 21.-Cattle ac-
tive, strong; prime, s5.O5u5.15; choice, Sass
40; common, $S6O44.10 bulls, stays and
cows. 2M4.10. Hogs steady; prime me
dium weights, S4.1504.2O: best heavy York
ers. M.l0Gtl,lh; good heavy hogs, A.10G4 10:
common to fair Workers. $4fI4.05 pigs. as
to quality. SS.6OM3.g0; good roughs, 81. 40l
5.C5: common to fair S2.50G3. Sheep about
steady; choice, 4.s5d5; common. $S.5094.
Choice lambs, s5,75a5.S5; common to good,
t.65g5.70. Veal calves. s6Q66O.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-22

Unusual activity in tile Gar.
pet Department, and prices are
such as to warrant it. At SOC
per yard good Brussels Carpets,
such rs you usually sec at 75c
and over.
Ingraius iu good patterns at
TIC per yard.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-22

Southern Railway.-~7S7 p. NJ, daily.
sleepers to New Orleans. Memphis. Tam
pa, Nashville. via Ashevule and Hot
vilV and St. Augustine. sIs P. NJ. week
AayK.
Atlantic Coast Line.-V.4s p. M, daily,
sieepers to Jacksonville, Port Tampa,
Macon and Charleston; 1883 night. daily.
oleepers to Richmond and Jacksonville.
''FlorIda Special" for Jacksonville. st.
Augustine and Tampa, 1872 P. M. week.
days.
Chesapeake g. Ohio Railway, 8l p. M,
daily. dining car and sleepers to CiEcln-
natl.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-22
PREPARED FOR ANY EMERGENCY
SPRING STOCK COMPLETE.

Ill to the of overowdng changes
facilities which
adding efficient
call
of the extraordinary.
Movi day ind a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-22
SidebOards

Wish we could illustrate our
stock here; a better assortment
has never been shown. A
special one in all qualtered oak
and polish finish at SIS that
should have II $25 price tag.
Others at Sl4 and $l2 equally
as good and calculated not to
stay with us long.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-22
TRAINS LllAvE BROAD STREET STA.
TION. PHILADELPHIA. 1T
rr-rs 1,vv I'm uu us,,D

BOh IHE ESIs .r34a
$50 A. M. daily, Pttsburg Chicago, Gin
M.S A. NJ, daily. for Pittsburs and CHI
cago. mo coaches to Pittsburgh
1920 P. NJ, daily, Limited" Pittsburs,
Chicago, Cleveland, Toledo. Cinoinnatl,
Louisville and St. Louis. Dining Carr
n.S r. NJ, daily. Pittsburg and Cleveland.
go p. NJ. daily. Pittsburg, Chicago.
Nashville wa CincinnatD and st. Louis.
s5o p. NJ. daily. PittrburE. Chicago and
Cleveland: and Toledo, except Saturday.
lon p; M. daily. Pittaburs, Cincinnati
D.2O p, NJ, daily. Pittsburg and Chicago;
Cleveland. except Saturday.
~ Congressional Limited Express. IA,
VestibuIe Parlor Cars and Dining Cxe,
No extra fare other than the usual Pull.
db Limited Bxprsss. vestibuls psrlor
Cars, Vestibule Passenger Coaches, and
Dining Car. No extra fare.
The Wilmington Transfer Company will
call for and check baggage from hotels
and residences.
For further Information. passengers are
, referred to the ticket agent at the sta.
j. B. HUTCHINSON. J. n. WOOD.
General Manager. Gen. Passenger Agt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-22

For New Castle 8l8. L.o4 4. NJ. as.,
at and SIS p. M.
For Lewes, sl3 A M. AT r. H.. week.
days.
For Dover. Harrington and Dslniar.
sl3. I.G A. NJ. Az, 6.65 and ll66 p. N.
Sundays, L.68 P. NJ.
For Wyoming and way stations. Isl p.
n, weekdays.
Expresu for Cape Charles, Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk, 11.o& A. NJ. week.
days, and li.56 P. NJ. daily.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-22
THE PRODUCE MARKETS
As Reflected by Dealings In Philadel.

phia and Baltimore.
Philadelphia, March 21.-Flour steady
winter superfine, $685.; Pennsylvania
roller, clear, si.2oa4s5; city mills. extra,
$3.25a3.65. Rye -four quiet and steady at
$3.50 per barrel for choice Pennsylvania.
Wheat strong; No. 2 red, March. 99h@
99isc.; No. Q Pennsylvania and No. 2 Della
ware red. $10oAq1.0O1a. Corn steady and
in fair demand; No. 2 mixed, March, 3i1
size; No. yellow, for local trade, $50
35.sc. Oats firm; No. 2 white, S3G33lsc.,
No. 2 white, clipped, S3ihc. Hay market
fairly well supplied; choice timothy, 81
per ton for large bales. Beef firm; city
extra India mess, sl5.5OGl7 Pork dull;
family, $l2,5oQlS. Lard steady: western
steamed, s5.3595.40. Butter firm; western
creamery, 15Ml9c.; do. factory, 12dl5c.
Elgins &c.,; imitation creamery, 14Ga16lac.
New York dairy, hhllSc.; do. creamery,
15Q19c.; fancy Pennsylvania prints job
bling at 2242Sc.; do. wholesale. 2lc. Cheese
dull; large. white and colored, September,
&C.; small do. do, September, SIC; light
skins, 57s@6Ac.; part skins, 4@6c.; full
skins. 2@sc. EGGS firm; New York and
Pennsylvania, ION GLE; western. fresh,
1O%c.; southern, iolaGlOAc. Tallow about
steady; city, SIZE: country. S%G3Ac. Cot
tonseed oil quiet ;Nprime crude 19MQ20c. ;
do. yellow. 22is9p2sc. Cabbage steady at
seas.
Baltimore, March 2l.-Flour quiet: west
ern superfine. $2.7O03.l0; do. extra, 1850
4; do. family, s4.3o94s0: winter wheat,
patent, A.75@5; spring do. s5.20@5.4O;
spring wheat. straight. s5@5.15. Wheat
unsettled spot and month, 9s1sQ99hc.;
April, 991aM999sc.; May. s9&c.Gsi; steamer
No. 2 red, 95ssds5s4c.; southern, by sam
pie, s5c.@s1; do. on grade. 96h@991hc
Corn steady spot and month"; 33a@33Ac.;
April, SS4 @s32sc.; May, $685. assNc.; steam
err mixed, S2As 432Hc; southern, white,
33AI34ac.; do. yellow. 32NGSs%c. Oats
quiet; No. . white, western, 34dl2llkc.; No.
2 mixed do, SlleQ32c. Rye dull; No.
nearby, 55Rc. No. western. 56isc. Hay
steady: choice timothy. sl250913 Grain
freights demand very fiat and rates ap-
pear to be easy; steam to Liverpool, per
bushel, sid. May; Cork, for orders, per
quarter, 3s. 1Olad., March; IS. 4lsd,93s. Cd.
April Sugar strong: graduated, 52Olh.
Butter steady: fancy creamery. 20G2lc.;
do. imitation, 17alSc. do. ladle, &c.; good
ladle 13014c.; store packed, 10Q12e. Eggs
quiet; fresh, 1014c. Cheese steady; fancy
New York. large. shG9Hc.; do. medium,
91gG1oc. do. small. lO4Gl10kc. Lettuce.
s1.50n1.75 per basket. Whisky, sl.26G1.27
per gallon for finished goods in carloads,
S1.2SGl.29 per gallon for jobbing lots.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-22
DiningChairs

Dining room:chairs at 81,
ISL. 25, 81. 80 and 81. Is galore,
cane and leather seats.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-22

lot OF Sword Bayones from the old equipment of the
French army that used in the Fanco-Prussau war; Toe
|eaoE. Suitable for decorations in halls OF dens
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-22
Sample
Furniture

A treat is now in store for
furniture buyers; q carload of
samples bought from Grand
Rapids exhibition, consisting
of Sideboards, Chamber Suits
and Cbiffoniers, now on sale at
tempting woods, mahog
any and oak.
Styles, heavy and much
carvings, and number OF the
suits with additional mirror on
washstand. No two alike, and
no duplicates at present prices.
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lElEgIlII RNllpll .
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal
timore Railroad. & j
Schedule In effect January ~. 1908.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON AS

Schedule In effect January II. 1905.
TRAINS LHAyE WILMINGTON Az
For Philadelphia texpress). LIST. S.o2. 40,
0so: ~. $50. $50. &5S, asa 1908. lo;ta LIE.
TO- sos $50 sss sos and ri sis ' p M H. '''
Accommodation. $40. IosS s.l2, li.03 A.
M. l2.ts. 2ss. 400. 6.fs. 40 and 1910 r. M.
$50 $50. sSS tS.o5. liz. la LIS. lis <. II.
LIZ. 8.05. A6s, sos. CSC and aOs p. N.
Accommodation. s1o 1908. an. il.o2
a. NJ. i245 2.SS. 100. s|. en-. TO and
G02 s.aa Dining Carr. iO.4s. nB A. M,
His Dining Carr, l.s7tpining Carl az
700, $50 Dining Carp and $50. s;ie M.
adelphia, An, $50, 7.08, $50. 1908 L. r.,
e.Ss. s.06. 4ta 6.o4 and 1910 p. M.
For Boston without change. lois a. u
., Fer Newark Center .sS |. Intermediate
Baltimore and Washington, AN. aol.
lM. JOS and N,oo A, H. 1905. ia Il LII
L@ OK. la. GA 100. 7U. s.il p. ". and
saltImors, and intermediate station.
Leave Philadelphia Broad Street, for
1920 n.5 A. NJ. 1903 II 1881. lib. 2O3, s.lS.
1%8 40i, AL. Sos, 6.S5. $50. GIT. 6.55 7.3l,
LILO, Ills P. M. and 1905 night.
Accommodation, G84 $50. s.12, 1925 A.
~, Ia SIS. 400, ~. SIS. GsS. io0s and
u.S8 p. NJ.
Sunday Trains.
For Philadelphia texprsss). i.s7, 500. L2c.
SIS. s.ss. 1913. l1.46 A. M. 1.y7. sos. 4.6S.
e0s 6.62, Is8, S.0s ana DIG p. M.
Ace0M x . - r. 4; ~ A. n, n.@'
For Chester (express). 81. 40, tM liz
4. NJ. 1.S7, 3.C5, 4.te. sos. 6b2 and 900 P. M.
Accommodation, 7.07. SIS A. M, l2.0o.
Las. 400. SIS. 72S and 1910 P. M.
For New York Through expressl. i.6I
l.s7 Dining Carr, a05. soc, 1870 Dining
Carr, $50. e,l8 T. NJ, connecting via Broad
Street Station. Philadelphia, 40. TOT Eli
A. M. 4.O0. ass and 1910 p. M.
For Boston, without change. $50 p. N.
Baltimore and Washington, las, sol,
10.lS A. NJ, laos. 1919. Lb0 SIS. s6.la H87.
Eli P. M. and 12.5s night.
Baltiino ore ana intermediate stations
$50 P. M, 12.00 night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street. for
Wilmington (exlressl. so. 7,2o, LIPS A. ~,
l10s liz AL, sos, 6.6S. ISL. as, LILO. MN
r. II. anc 12.06 night.
Accommodation, 1876. .e,l2, 1898 4. NJ
Ia0. 232. 6.10 SIS and 1908 P. N.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-22

To sell quickly all our Sc and Csc fancy striped scms
and cooed madras reduced to per yard Suitable for Ora
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-22

Tapestry Portiers IS inches wide reduced from So IS
per pair Frnged top and bottom aud all tho latest shades
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-16

-,-...,, exprsss 10 the officers and en-
,i...t r,9r ~ his command als thanks
. "a 1nprt clatinn o. The gallant and
,iii1riv manner In whlCh the duties
..i itbara required % them have btan
,",f,rrnsd. The character Of wn'Ch Ia
lirsst unparalleled In scverliy danger
and ohlricterisiic. -,,-,,
,,,'i' y,erl .hnn two months axe. proc
H'''5.5 aimast hmm dlately 90 embark
e.. tbo erprdtlon 10 Santiago. Arr.v-
~ ~ tart f1aat 10 was The Nrat 90
t'..g,i,rk and the first American mile
80. s,rra 10 land on Cuban Hlll With
.pf drlav or waxing 90 secure uuUus.
t1rr4rs I0r other ncceHe1flgs anu cone
vr9isucas u amy kind, the division
prsc..d cd 90 sih1nny. compelling The
harrison ihore O. retire ana capturing
SO town. The division chen resumed
AN 1dvanrs toward santiago. laD1r.ng
rirtt ami day amid trying conditions.
IT, uarlhea. rorann1isanncta ana scout
Inc. and while covering the advance.
nrhtirr the decisive bate or Cnrry.
Tninne ir me character 90 iis d..
f-f.ssa ami Importance OF rs Situation.
clnry was defended with stubborn
Resistance y Knitting OF no surrender,
aud was carried by a charge. such ad
D. made only BY American soldier.
NlIIINNH MNNNAiNN 70 fffH f'ff'f
every spaniard.
Moving thence within nm hour, with
out one man unnccounic1 Tor. toward
Santiago. nni taking ur q position ou
thg ught ~ the army and hastily rn-
trpnching. % was engaged wiki she
enemy nn The End of July. Extending
% the right aud covering the bay NJ
stniiaro and threatening tn futHiy NJ
en- sptnirh ships. tha latter sought
safety loo hight SO the sea.
FIFhiing by daylight and digging an
night thf division pressed forward o.
tha right undNr the lines, and 90 wl,h-
In 100 yards u tho enemy. She riEhi
resting on the bay " Santiago. Tho
memorable iiih " July came. ana with
70 the surrender of che city aud iha
Spanish army. aud later the end ~ che
war win spain.
when overtakcn by the dreaded fcver
your courage. chcarfulnoHa ana forth
iude. uid not f0rFake you. when tho
history 90 ihe wara FOR Cuban indie.
psnd0nc1 - written. the Second d.
vision Will deserve and receive a full
page m every important occurr nee
that led up g. lts successful tormlni.
tlUu.
To my stan desire 90 acitnnwiedr,
a special obligation Tor most loyal and
faithful duties performed. under cir
cumr.1nc'H and conditions zoo trying
% De- dHacrihrd.
". w. LAYTON.
Major General United States Noiun.
iggrs. Commanding Second Division
Finh CIrpH
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Washington. Aug i5-GCn. shafters
report 81 the health conditions nt San
tingu. NJ hullrtined nt the war de-
pnrtmcnt IL na follows
Sanitary report Tor AUG. itth.-Totnl
number sick. s7ii; total number fever
cnaef 800. total number now cases,
isp. number fever cases returned Ia
duty. 22d.
Deaths Aug. iith-corp. Marion
Amcr. company n, Second MasHaehu-
sets. typhoid fevcr.
Private Charles H. Wlke, company
a.. Twentieth Infantry mnlarlnl romlt.
tent fever. complication. diarfhea.
Private John o'ConnUr. company X,
Saventy-ilrst New York malnrim re-
mittrnt fever.
Deaths Aug. i2th-Thyato John Man.
dix. company X, Sixteenth Infantry,
malaria fever ana dyHfnirly
Private Ernest. Smith, company II,
Tenth infantry. malariil fever. diarrhca
and epilepsy.
Private William 4 Clbuse, company
4, Tenth Infantry, mliaunl fever and
debility
Deaths Aus. iath-rHyate Frank
Roger company a, Twentieth Infantry,
typhoid foycr
Private Arnold GeImln. company
X. Scventy-Hrst New York remittent
fever and ancmia,
Private Herbert illll, troop X, Tenth
cavalry, yellow foyvr
Private james ". Hamilton, troop
u. Third cavalry, yellow irver,
Private Socrates Maupn, company q,
First District Colombia. typhoid fever,
Private Thomas o. welsh, company
l.. Ninth MaasachusatiH. aeathonln.
Private j, Mcnamara. company *,
Ninth Massachusetts, pnrnlcious ma
larial foyer
Deaths Aug. iith-priNlie Joseph W,
AoFadden, company o. First cavalry,
typhoid fever
Private Frank T.. Meadows, company
u. Sixteenth Infantry HeptlcomlA,
from chronic dlarrhDl
Louis Il, Wick, company q, Thirty
third Michigan, yellow fHfDr
Private Frank burton. company l.,
Thirty thlrd Mlehlgau. yellow fever
Private Jacob phIIus. company 4.
Twenty fourth Infantry yellow fever
Private John r., GI.rs company 1.
First Illinois, typhoid i"F"r
Corp Robert Audeuuu troop n,
Tonth cavalry. yellow frvcr
Private Ernest Johnson, troop 4.
Tauth cavalry, yellow tHFer,
Private Walter Gilman company y,
Twentieth Infantry mrl''ea,
SHAFTER, Major General.
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Hank Cashier ml..iuT.

Arkansas City Kan. Aug. 10
George A. Kimmoll. cashier NJ tho
Farmers state bank Of this city. h.
missing Ills case ls most mysterious.
ana his friends fear that he has been
made away with, Mr. Klmmcl lcft
Arkansas CITY On July gath. taking
$4,000 worth N township bonds a. the
state treasurer at Topeka. tie dellv-
ered the bonds ana sent back 90 hla
bank a draft covering the fun amount
NJ the transaction, ON tho following
day Mr. kimnell went Ia Kansas CITY.
aud rcgia,orcd 40 tho Midland hotel.
During the forcnoun,lt has been learned
he telegrnphod from tho hOicl 20
Kansas CITY bank In which he had
money Deposited, 20 send him $500 10
The hotel Tho money was sent Ia him
AZ he had directed.
Detectives ana bank officials who
have been hunting f1r the mlssInR
cashier for over q week. have learned
that Klmmell LETT the Midland hotel
with three unknown men at o'clock
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WIN reed the cuhan..

Washington, Aug. i5,-The aubslst .
ence department of the army viii have
plenty of supplies ready tn forward IN
cuba In case q Is found that the people
mere must be supplied from ilts tfnli1d
eltea' rhera are supplies al Tampa
lnl az many other points near onourb
20 .h' leaahore 60 load available trans
government that they will h. nesded
Since hIstlllties began no inforr,,
uon has reached this government cav
e'lhlnE me reconceniradus. or any nor.
I'n OF the people of Cuhi within TX.
spanish lines That th'y arc dostl,n1s
W Inferred from the conditions VIM
,Nlsied previous 20 the war ana which
ssull hut nave been rshsved q INV
S'eAl extent since the war began.
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CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
san FRANCISCO. cal
LosIsvILLr. ~. NV YORK. NY

ON tho evening u the day ON which
he received the money from the bank,
but H,noc that time absolutely moth.
Ing % known NJ hlH movements.
An examination Of tho bank here
proves the cashiers books 10 BE- correct
IN Cvcry detail Ills friends fear that
he has been fuully dealt with.
Mr.. Kimmell came 10 Arkansas city
from Miles. MiCh., In 1897. liU ~ %
years VI agc. ave feet nine and one
hair Inches tail. weighs iG5 pounds. DO
~ dark complexion. with dark brown
hair ana eyes. ana his brown nous
tucho was close cropped.
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rur mILirARy COMMISSIONS.
Probable Com, s.ition Of the Iioards for
tuis aud Porto Hira.

Washington. Aug. i5.-Thc Post to-
morrow will say; Tho announcement
N the reruonncl Of the military COM
missions Tor cuba and Porto Rico may
nov be- expected nj any time. The
President has practically determined
upon The military and naval officers
who viii compose tho commission. IL
- probable that the names viii b. ~
| follows
Cuban commisaion-Mn Den. J. r.
Wade. MAI. Gen. N. g. nutlcr and
Admiral W. 4. sampson.
Porto ldcan commission-Mnj. Den.
John H. llrouke. Mai. Gen. Thcodnre
schWan and Admiral Winfield +.
Il viii be- noticed that the name Of
fiifhuEh Ice dots not appear In tho
w. " Cuban commissioners. The nnis.
son " not unintcntlonni Gen. Lee
! vas originally slated Tor a place ON
me commission. but viii not serve.
/ owing ~ his desire 90 remain M tho
hfAl ~ hli army corps n ~ expected
lhai this corps the Seventh, will cyrnt .
ually De- scnt 60 cuba. ana In that
event Cen. Lcu viii 80 60 the island
az 90 head, prrferrlng that poaltion 10
a t1inmiHrluncrHhlp.
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The cn.hIne.. La.t Ilalile.

Key West. Fla, Aug. Ito the tor
n.uo boat cushing commanded hy
Llput, Alhsri Gleaves, VIII doubtless 30
The distinction m having had the last
naval engagement NJ the Spanish
American war. ilad the peace nego.
uailuns h'cn pr0irlcled a ll.tl' longer
the Cushing would unique 1ilnnihly
nave ended the c1nilic, hy glnH1ualy
aNenging It's beginning, when Ensign
lAgley ani his four comrades of The
Wlnslow were k.liod nt Cardrnns. Al
me very moment orders Cor raising the
blockade reached the Cushing she was
making In Tor the three spanish gum
boats which had wrecked hsr alHiet
boat, Intent on sinking them or herself
going down IN the effort.
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MIN mn IsLANps.
Uncle sans nusln.ss Requires Philippines.
Ladroncs. aud Catoiines.

Minneapolis. AUG. i5.-John goDduow.
cnuHul.HDuUrii ut shanghai. China. Ia
q private letter discusses the oxpun.
Hiou policy as follows! eve should
hold The Philippine Islands. the Caro-
line Islands and the Lhdrunr Islands.
also cuba and Porto Rico. 10 does not
matter whether We call them war lu.
drmu|ty or what. We ne,d them in
our bur.urFa. You have no idea ana
cannot have until you Ett out here
where all nations are nghiinF Tor trade.
what uu intense jcliulsy There r. ~
tho United States, Jusi now the Uun-
ilnrninl powers are more Jealous N u
than uf England.
III we have anything 90 say We must
have IL navy Mu must have CualinH
stations. That means The sandwich
Islands and the Philippines. To handl.
our navy economically and effectively
we must build the Nicaragua canal ana
IN my opinion We should buy a strip or
land across Nicaragua ~ build our
canal In our own territory
Look ON the map showing the routes
Of full power steam Ngsa d ana you VIII
sec that every trade route to the 18TH
mus passes cuba and Porto Rico ana
strong country controlling those two
makes tho canal ~ the laihmua a pri-
waite waterway whenever u wants Ia.
ALSO cuba controls thr Gulf N Mex.
eco and tho water routes 90 the mouth
OF tho Mississippi 10 s a biz pro-
gram, but think $40 have Ent 90 do
H. England controls absolutely one
route To the East hy the Mediterranean
and SurE canal iHt us control the
other route hy tho Nicaragua ana the
lo-Amcrlcnu alliance rules the
vlnftl Moi Ia tuutiurufII nation would
dare oppose a.: f1r Ur could Ailrve
them out We are the people n we take
our opportunities as they come along
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EIVII SURRENDERED.
,a- , Bsnsi-sn'n' B, Admiral
Dewey
# SPANISH CAPTAIN GENERAL
| !. n.assons oa . German man W"
'iI',...i,-s.sr,pd'ro' Manila was
rneopdiiion'i


90 The depart
..sasn. Aug. th. f8i.
r Z ,.i' ,,...irr dispatch was o.
| r o. -, az state ai
a ihf dep'' Wy ,,,,u consul
August IBID '
u,srkonr.
~ p.wsy hemhlfde q
~ ~ cs,, surrendered un'
suniiN wy - t,t.n by
ALLY AuglfA N'' 80.
launch to Kalseflh Auh'
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-16

Hawkins County cioadbur.t Now Figure.
- Victims.

Knoxville, Tenn. Aug. is-Addltionai
details relative 20 the terrible cloud
uuiHt IN Hawkins county last Friday
morning were received IN this city t1.
nlNhl u was previously reported that
twenty lives were lost In the Hood, hun
u lh now estimated that perhaps thirty
Persons became victims OF the down.
pour from the skies.
Ihr report states that the families "
William FiRan, Thomas Flgin. VIII
lam Tunnel and James Conk were
drowned, together with Patience and
Vance M0tclnck. John Arnold and
mother and samuel Henry ana wife.
Ihe flFan family numbered thirteen
l"si flgan himself escaping. The re-
plfi gives no number ~ tho mcmbers
~ lhr remaining families hut II ~ oa-
Nmhicd that they aycrngod AZ least
-FOUR zach. which would bring tho total
number u lives lost up 90 thlrty-two.
TIE families In that section are as a
lulr very large, ANA this o. therefore
considered conservative estimate.
The damage 20 the crops u also be-
llrNtd 90 he much heavier than was at
uist reported. Beach creek has risen
QUO ~ ~ banks on an average OF
twenty feet ana whole COrnnClds have
boon devastated
THE report also states that the cloud
burst visited Green county, a distance
Di i've miles frmn the Hench creek SEQ
ton, ana killed from fficen 10 twenty.
people In That community. 80 report !
hiNt, however, been received from that
section 10 verify this statement. which
comics direct from Rogcrzylllo, the
nearest point 10 Beach creek.