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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-07-11

1t seems that the shooting of Cervera's
ships was not quite so futile as was sup
posed. The Iowa was hit twice and con-
siderable damage done her.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-07-11

Spain has abandoned the Philippines to
their fate and the only thing left for
Capt. Gen. August to do is to surrender
promptly to Admiral Dewey. Continued
resistance means simply waste of human
life.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-07-11
THE PRESS.
MONDAY, JULY II.

The Suez Canal Company was enriched
about 100000 by Admiral Camara' S fleet,
provided it got it's pay.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-07-11

Indications That the Regiment Will Move
soon-Particulars of Capt. Bartlett's
Death-How the Troops Received the
News of Cerveras' Surrender.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-07-11
REFORM do NOT COME.

The Story Told by Rebel Lead
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-07-11
MISS SCHENCK CALLS HALT
Her Endle Chain Altogether Too
Successful.
EXPLANATION OF MANY LETTERS
REACHING PORTLAND.

Started to Raise Money For Ice Plant of
Red Cross by an Endless Letter Chain
With the Result of Nearly Driving
Family nd Postmaster Crazy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-25
CANVASS IN PAGE.
uov md O'FInherty Both speak h"'
No Discussion.

rJ-RAY. VA. october 2A-(SpeciaL)-
rho ,ssues of the pending political can
,.oss were presented to the voters oi
Page county in the courthouse heIe W
80 nv Mr. u. c. O'Flaherty, OF Front
pal Independent Gold Democratic can
Sid,te for Congress from the seventh
District and the Hon. James Hay, the
Denocratic nominee. There was no JOINT
dtscussion. Mr.. O'Flaherty was the hrst
snoolker. and was introduced to the audl-
anca nv Robert f. Leedy prominent
Republican Of this place, as DehlocIa'
With Republican principles. Mr.. u Ia -
bertv's speech was devoted 10 the du-
vocacv of the gold standard ana CRU
cisn, of the record In Congress OF MI.
IIo1 and his votes on war measures Al
tbo conclusion Of Mr.. O'Flaherty's speech
Mr. Hay appeared in the COURTROOM anu
was introduced by Captain X ;. Farhs'
chairman OF the County Democranc Oo--i'
mittce. Although laboring unoer so n'
nhvsical indispOsition, Mr.. Hay spok'
clearly and 10 the point He detendeu ms
Saoord in Congress. and explained salts
factorily his attitude ana votes Oh ui'
- measures. and contrasted the posi-
t,on ~ the Democratic and Republican
,Iar,ies on the war-revenue bill Th'
rrraokar was opposed 20 the annexation
80 the philippine Islands and imperial
Gen, stating that a coaling station coul'
W. retained and the commercial INTEREST
s us mis- country be protected by treaty
| ..,or all the Congressman said the grea
,N.,'as now. and likely to be in lsco' wer
lSSa lm,.ar taxation. and finance. Mr.. Hay
sloe, escb was listened to attentively' an
81, Sp't the close was greeted with great ap
| ,,lauSe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-25
POLITICS IN STATE,
The Progress Of the Democratic
Canvass in Virginia.
THE SPEAKING YESTERDAY,
KeSsrS. Wallace, Mechan, and RiXey
at WaTr0ntOn.
MARTIN HEARD IN BRUNSWICK
The Campaign I'm the southwest
Bailey Detained, But the Abingdon
Gathering n Success None tn
Less-POIiticaI Notes.
MARTIN HEARD IN BRUNSWICK
Less-PoIiticaI Notes.

WARRENTON, VA, October A.-(spe-
cial) There was political speaking here
to-day in the basement Of the courthouse
Colonel Grenvlle Gaines was called
to the chair and first introduced MT
Wallace of Richmond. who made a warm
speech for Rixey and Democracy. lie
said that Mr.. Rixey's record should re-
elect him.
Colonel Gaines next introduced MI
Lewis Machen, OF Fairfax, one Of our
most ardent Of free silver Democrats
Mr. Machen denounced the recent war
and the management Of it, and alluded 10
the suffering which he himself had WIZ
messed at Camp Alger.
when Hon John Rixey arose shout oi
APPLAUSE greeted him. His speech Wds
very short. He said that as his audience
thought as he did, there was no reason
for a long speech, but he warned them
against supposing there was no Necessity
for hard work among the Democrats. he
knew positively Of three candidates IN tn'
! district-two Republicans In Alexandra
and a man named Johnson, whom M
| could not locate. Mr.. Rixey devoted
good deal of his speech TO the recent d'
ton of Congress, among other thihss
stating that bonds were sold at par whei
they were worth per cent, the govern
ment losing 100000 on the sale OF &0o'
ooo o6 and that the people were taXe'
in q most vexatious manner Tor III
snanish war, when there was lying Siz''
IN, 40 useless In the Treasury
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-25
PLANS FOR THE DEPOT.
Have Been Completed, md Nearly
All Necessary Property Bought.

The plans for the new depot on Main
street have been completed, and the de-
tails will be submitted to a meeting of
those interested within the next day or
so The plans have been drawn by
New York architect. though many OF the
details OF the road have been worked out
in the draughting rooms of the Rlch-
mond. Petersburg and Carolina railroad
at Petersburg.
The new station will front 124 feet on
Main street and 100 feet on Ftlteenth
street Tho lines will run into II on ele-
waited tracks Is feet inches above Nam
street. and passing across Franklin street
at An elevation Of l. feet, viii terminate
IN freight sheds TO be constructed Oh
Fifteenth and Franklin streets.
ABOUT DONE BUYING PROPERTY.
II is understood that all the necessary
uroperty has been secured, with the ex-
coption of a small plot on Franklin
street. and the difficulties in the way OF
purchasing this piece Of ground are by
no means insurmountable.
Some idea Of the effect OF the an
nouncement that this plan was projected
NAV be gathered from the fact that one
gentleman. who had put his property III
the hands OF real estate agent w Nv
sold for 1900, thinking his lot was IT
the line OF the railway, declined to lei
! his property go for less than $4,000. An
other gentleman put the price OF hi
store from $1,000 TO $4,000. 1t is almos
| impossible TO find out exactly who Il
| behind the scheme. a gentleman who wa
| employed by the Richmond, Petersburg
| and Carolina Railway Company to az
some work in this connection, states ina
one month ne received a check from TN
| company mentioned for his services; Tn
| following month he was paid OF by IN
| construction company in charge OF IN
I work and last month he was pald ol
nv the Seaboard AIRLINE.
AS TO THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
No arrangement appears TO have bee
made as yet with the Chesapeake an
ohio railway 10 enter this depot. bu
such An one Is under consideration an
would be very feasible, since that con
many owns the bulk Of the property a'
ioinin9 the site of the proposed ne
| depot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-25
CUBA TO BE OCCUPIED JAN. 1ST.
Spain Given Further Time on Recon-
mendation of Wade.

WASHINGTON. October 24.-The Presi-
dent had an exceedingly busy forenoon
to-day. Attorney-Generai Grggs and
Secretaries Long, Hay and Alger called
about 10 o'clock, and the President dis
cussed with them several matters which
ne found awaiting his attention ON ms
arrival from the West. y telegram from
General Wade, at Habana, was read,
recommending that the iimit ol tine al
lowed the Spaniards TO vacate CUBA De
extended from December lst TO January
1st. He said that IL would be physlcaily
impossible for the l24O0O Spaniards on the
island 10 leave before the nrst OF the
veaf and he regarded the extension OF
time as reasonable and just After the
matter had been discussed at some length
an agreement was reached, and General
Made was telegraphed that his recon-
mendation was approved
In the mean time, however, the United
states troops now in Cuba and others 10
he dispatched will take possession OF ter
ritorv as fast as the Spaniards vacate it,
probably leaving Habana till the last.
NO REMOVAL OF ORDNANCE.
In regard TO the reported purpose OF the
! Standards 10 dismount ana remove ~
| Snain the heavy ordnance OF the lor's
! ana arsenals about Habana, II was stated
! n
Kind would be permitted. and II TINS
,novement had already begun IL would Oe
etonned at once. The instructions given
| orr Evacuation Commissioners at Ha-
| hama covered all these questions, ana eX-
! nlicitlv provided that only the arms III
tho hands of the troops and whdt are
generally understood as ''impedmenta
would be permitted to be taken away
NO ASSUMPTION OF FOREIGN DEBTS
Nothing of special importance had Deei
received recently from our Peace Com
r,issioners at Paris 1t was again re
iterated to-day that under no clrcum
stances would the United states ASSUME
aov mari of the so-called Cuban debt. o
the debt charged against the fhlipplh
islands. 1t might be possible that IN
Irnited states would assume or guarshte
I've municipal obligations of Habana o
0,her cuban cities, or, at least woul
~, hermit them 10 be repudiated' In
- might be true of Manila. but as |
.ta national debt which Spain had seel
St to charge against Cuba ana the fhilp
Ines neither would be assumed OF
Nv pmy sense guaranteed. This policy,
60 as declared, our Peace Conm'ssiohel
VII understood, and 1t would not DE r'
eoaed Va, from in the slightest degree
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-25
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF WOMEN
Many Whose Names Are f""''i'"'
preseut-,yewish Women's counc''

OMAHA. NEB., October A.-The Ma
tlonal Council of Women began its exc
cutive meeting to-day with business
session. and formally opened this eve
ming with a public meeting in the Con-
gregational church - 49,,
susan B. Anthony. president Oh 'ne
National Womau's Suffrage Assoclatloh'
Nav Wright Sewall. of Indianapolis, pres
ident of the council; Rev. Anna ShaW'
nrasident of the National Relief corps
Mrs. ]. Allen Foster, OF W Nashlns'ou'
r~ea,dent OF the Woman's Republican As
sociation. Mrs. Hanna Solomon, oil Ohi-
capo president Of Jewish women "nu '
many others whose names are l"in'''"'
were present - r,ode bv
The address Of welcome was maue pS
Mrs 4 W. Sawyer. of Lincoln pres'ueu'
of the Women's Department Oh the "a
position. -, -, tho Na.
tional Jewish Women's Council AT -
renorts were made by Mesdames Ailes, "
| Dubuoue; Lieberman, of Kansas r'ls
| Has Of Chicago; Hirsch' OF Oh'0a9D
| and many others, covering the pracue'
~ within their respective zones.
| The trouble between the jewish, W.
| ,,,an and the Federation OF women
| C,u,bs was also spoken OF. Jhls uiilcu''.
,.os due 10 a clause in the CONSTITUTION
~ state federations ruling OUT -
| clubs which are not represeh'o" ~ ~
| National Council OF women
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-25
c,p,y NOTES OF INTEREST.
cam, Foraker III-Cnmp-site CHOSEN
Epidemic of Smaii-PoN'

I.H
r,~A October 24-Captain Fora
Tor NJ the United States Military Com
..,..,on who has been suffering for ths
~. 60. davs with fever and indlSesu'",
49, pe,,o to-dav in a very high ieVer' anu
q. a,,oassive noise OF the head1utt1.,a
- ,no commission rendered II auV'sdD'0
- GA him q separate house at Neuduo'
10 which he was removed. ,o+a IN
cortoir Hart to-day delivered note 70
tSranieb commission, reiteratng tue
VIZ - the United States commission
y. cord 20 the sales Of so-called I'M
elS ~ Dronertv. the United states
",0t,,irq the right to such properly
Tha Commanders of the volunteer resi-
-, az Habana had a meeting to-u1y
~ 'Cantain-General Blanco. In ordsr 10
6iscues the question Of disoandihs 'HeS'
troops. -, roco,tlv return
- from Plnar del Rio, has survey
% "a recommended for selection Tue
-. Co. , camp capable OF accoIihU
5't,~f, o0o men. Ii is easy OF appr 'a0i
s,. 10 biehroad and by rail. ana mas
sood water supply. The suggestion VI"
nrobably be acted upon. ..,or,,
Fron Gibara and Holguin come rePoi = :.
toerful epidemic OF smallpox II
-, cases the dead lie unDurled oEtI
&C. hours there being no one 10 uIs
o,.aS nr.S The victims are buried IN th'
ss,arSs Of their houses. The whole uls''i'
Is ,pnal"reers p",il who arrive from Nuevita
W. sailing from that port OF IN
epnts, steamer Manuel Garcia, on w
~ 9oth. carrying Spanish soluieiS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-25
uOBsOy Ar BOSTON.
Is Now Raising Coion-rhinss
cnya Can he saved.

BOSTON. October 2i.--The Boston Fruit
Company's steamer Beverly arrived At
her dock AT 7 O'Clock this morning, having
on board Naval Constructor Richmond r.
I,obsou. He said he was now engaged III
the preliminary work OF raising the Cris-
tobal colon. and that II would take AZ
least three weeks more before everything
would be ready.
The purpose Of his visit to this country
Mr.. Hobson said was to see the secre-
tary of the Navy regarding further work
on the warships. He thought the Nizcdya
could be saved. but would not say so posi-
lively. She has settled in the sand, ana
a thick bed OF sand has formed ciouho
her. She is resting in an easy position
but n dry-dock would have to be oGil'
around her before she could be raised
An appropriation of $lo0o'eoo would o'
| necessary for the work OF raising the VIZ
caya. and he would recommend the gov
eminent to bring her north ana repair
her. she cost 100000
The Relna Mercedes, which was sum
| in Santiago harbor, he says Is soo'
vessel. and can be easily raised.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-25
nEpFoRD DEMOCRATS.
,oe Gathering Addressed by
Hon. W. T.. Barksdaie.

pEDFORD CITY, VA, October a
,snecial)-At noon to-day Hon. W. T.
parksdale. of Halifax Courthouse ad-
dressed a large gathering Of voters in the
oorrt-house here. and telling Demo
cratic speech it was. Arguing with MT
Rrvan. that no question is settled untll
II is settled right, he took up AT leu5 -
the silver question, and showed rom tle
raturn IN 'ow prices i'm all lines OF asIl-
a,,tturol nroducts since the artihcial BOOST
d,,ripg the war how necessary IL ne
siIver 10 the producing classes. h,i'ny
nointine out the iniquitous hequa'Itie9
90 tho tariff. the speaker aply ana in1i
c;leeslv arraigned the Republican party
for The Imperialism brought about py the
,,.ar and the grievous burdens OF taNatloh
! nv which the poor man RENE mDers 'ne
/ Maine" " With customary discrimlhalloh'
| tbe Republican party, he said refused 10
! ,,i.ca an incoIne-tax on the rich TO secure
w., revenue. but doubled the rates on
! tobacco the great southern produIt
which have paralyzed the market Tor pro
6ucer and manufacturer alike.
Mr. Barksdale paid warm tribute t'
Hon peter ]. Otey for the falthiulness
abilitv and untiring energy that nave
u,arked his service to his constituents
TN eneech made a fine impression 2nt
| Redford Democracy will speak IN soulu
positive on election-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-25
Ilenenlber-

the great New York Horse snow az
Madison Square Garden, New YORK NO
yember Il to 10, 1885 The old Dominion 3i ay,h
Steamship Company will conduct It's hith
annual personally-conducted excursion .', 70
M, loave Richmond Saturday November
,Stb at 3:5 p. NJ, via Chesapeake ana
Ohio 1f,, railway, or A. NJ. via Norfolk S@G niS
w, ViaeteTn railway, connecting with old
nominion steamer at Norfolk same eve
ning. Special hotel rates have Deeh Sc,
cured. Fare for the round trlp' ill'uu'i's .llil :
only 81.
A the party Is limited, ana Ne" IOlI
iii ~ he crowded with visitors at thal
time lime early application should be mad, ,o'
that good steamer and hQtsl ,,cn rea1tS a',J' an
lie ri1 n JOHN F. MAYER, Agent
p'' No. 1Zl2 east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-25
FOURTH VIRGINIA.
Promotions In Company "M'-orders
TO Leave.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, OCTOBER -
lcnao,.I1 commissions for Company NJ
yrn,,,th Virginia. arrived to-day. making
,''.'.,o,,. yvuliam Lamb Daug.herty Jr..
lnTtair. Second-L Lieutenant Thomas a
SPen s'Petit =, y BlankensLap second lieuten-
amt Their commissions date from OctT, 'tS
ber 23d These promotlons Nf but
th,SSnrpbout ,,SI the regiment. The promotions
eii along the line to fiji the vacancy 1 OIL
first frs sergeant haven't been made yeii. vi, hv
deps dePs We're given the Fourth Virginia 9y 3y
Colonel Taylor last night 70 plep,'r poIp,.nnab n
IT," ~, Won sequence. all day has been spent IN
liking up floors and rubbish and packlns
e,,H ami iin,iaotbine and equipments. Tomorrow
we strike tents and leave over the tl2riu@
central and Peninsui,a Iailr1au' oarring
i'm Savannah early Nedhesud! h''' N'''e'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-25
u,Ir-A-MIILIoN-DoLLAR FIRE
british ship Catches ana WIZ
babIy BE n Totni Loss

NEW YORK. October 2-Fire broke
ou+ sbortlv after o'clock this afternoon
at Pier %. East river, Brooklyn ana u'N
d,n.oa to the amount OF half mlli'oh
ao,,ors At the pier the four-masted brl-
fish ship Andorenha was yihs, - r,te
ing a cargo composed prhclpS'y o w snls
butts. saltpetre, shellaC, auI ,, ''.ohabIv
she soon caught fire. she VIII
Tbe three-masted schooner WaccanaM W
,oaded with benzIne alconol, and ,uFpsa
&c which had arrived from George t9"h
s sc c. earlier in the day, and was ued VI VI
=. ,bo foot Of Coffee street. caught In'
was towed out into the stream, where III, IN,
danes were extinguished without y'ui.,i any
~reat damage being done to the vessel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-25

.n,NcDON. VA, October N-lSpeclaIl
AblNun,,ocement that the Hon. Joseph
The pa,lsy a,,i would speak in this place to-
". bn,sbt an immense crowd TO town.
day ,e the yellow-fever quarantine,
O~ih55 h55aiiev failed to make connection az az
Knosvsa and dwnGshSSse qlS %Ss fsfs% Rad Sssn
larse, ~ his accommodation. Notwith'
paredd pp.and,ne % Mr.. Bailey did not show up
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-25
Reduced Rates to Phiiadeiphi" an"
Return. via X. Il. * Il. X: H., On ae-
o, NJ Peace Jubilee.

FOR this occasion the Richmond. Fred
,.toLshurg and Potomac railroad Will sell
't.I rouno-trip excursion tickets 10
Pbuadelphia at one-fare rate-S7.0o. TICK
- =, sale october 24th 20 9th. good go
,no only on date OF sale, final limit octo-
Der 81, 1898. 49,, IL. g. p,oh.
"a transfer Company, s3 east Main
n.Taet. p c. Carter. Ticket Agent, BYRD
e.r.ot station. or W. +. TAYLOR,
SU00' Traffic Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-25
Martin In BrunywiclS.

IAWRENCEYILLE. VA. October "a
(SpeciaL) )-Hon. Thomas 5. Martin ad-
dressed the Democrats OF the county In
the rt-house to-day. He made most
forcible address He favored the payment
by Spain OF ali Cuban debts. and antaso-
nized the annexation Of the Philippines AS
imperfalistic and opposed to Jeffersonian
Democracy. Mr.. Martin announced MIN
self strongly in favor of the free-silver
policv and an out and out Bryan man.
Mr.. Thorp spoke 10 the colored voters
under the spreading oaks OF the court
house green. This has been fine day
fnr Democracy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-25

the house was we'll filed, and the crowd
was entertained by stirring speeches by
Judges Hutton and Rhes and Mesgrs.
Daniel and Connally f. Trigg. The day
has been an ideal one In every way es-
pecially for Democracy. Our people are
aroused and determined TO win
Hon. Jacob Yost and ]. l.. Gleayes ad-
dressed the Republicans at the Town
Hall. About rs were present. tho great
er portion Of whom wore colored.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-25
mr., democrats Had the Day.

crArNTON. VA. October A-lSpeciaLI
large crowd was here today to-day .eourI s1~arh
day.; am ainluar,ocratic nominee for Congress
by tne II. Ouarles) In a strikinsly
q udse manner ne upheld the tenets OF
eloquene oqracv' and was applauded to the
echo. ,ha court-house j. Hampton
Hoge The Democrats clearly had the
leans, ,oint of crowd and enthusiasm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-25
u, Evacuation Completed

'o..e,,INcTON. October 2i-The Navy
NAsIat,t A,iaot to-day received the follow
ing: Octoher A.-Secretary Of
san rvacuation practically completed
\. NHvy vsysilins of last detachment OF spanish
troops to-u"'' "SCHIEY."
SSlghtfoa, tfoa,lowing dispatch has been ie-
ine 80 the War Department;
ce,Esu aEeonce october 2.-General Ortega ana
In ,as, 90 the spanish soldiers saisd lor
Spain TINS e' BROOKE,
(signed) ua,or-Ceneral."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-25
pxon Rests Jack Bonner.

NEW YORK. october 4-Tommy fyan. S',un
NV G'roe,,se. met Jack Bonner, OF sum.
M nit i'm Pa in 6atofs 1SeHfsrS%ea pSs GresteT oG New
midale e,,SIetic club tonight. and although
YORK Anst went the limit OF twenty
the Soh'fR Ryan was never in difficulties,
roHhcIis na Clearly outclsssed his opponent He
alau mas aiyen the decision.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-25
UoLcUIN TO DE OCCUPIED.
Troops sail from santiago Tor 'he
Purpose.

Purpose.
WASHINGTON, october A-Ihe Ioi-
,ov;ng dispatch has been received at the
War Department:
santiago de cuba, october A'-Tele-
,,-ar, directing occupation Of Holguin
received. Troops sail to-day to occupy 6.-
bara. 1t is an important customs ,,I.ra port
ana seaport OF Holguin. From Gloara
'''u -, ~ Holguin can be made by
rsn moment spaniards evacuate.
(Signed) ~. C,,,orai
Tho above dispatch refers to one SEM
nv the war Department directing the oc'
oS.ation oS .', Of Holeuin, a city in the Pro
yince yTpr Of Santiago, about twenty mile.
srnrn rnr the sea coast Gibara is on bay
an the northern coast, and as stated d, pS
CareraI wood. is the seaport OF Hol
,,.bicb is 10 be occupied by th'
Ini,ed I,it states forces. Holguin IS the sea
of a judicial district.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-25
na IuhiIrr. PhiIndelphin.

Round-trip rate $50 from Richmond
..,n PIchmond. Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac ma railroad, and Pennsylvania railroad.
''T Tickets on sale and good going october
,,.h - 27th. inclusive, final limit october
zf'n COO ". p. TAYLOR,
o. Ao'~ Traffic Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-25
NAL transfer OF which is practically ac-
CUBAN QUESTION.

The chief matter considered at to-day's
session was the American reply to Spain's
revised and renewed propositions OF the
last meetings. and the indications are
that the Cuban question will be disposed
OF this week. but no details have been
given out by either side regarding Spain's
presentment OF Friday last. or the Amer
lean answer to the same submitted to-
daV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-25
Cnptnin PeixOttO Dead.

WASHINGTON, October 2h-AdIjlutaint, l,iil,,
General Corbn received the Iollo""s
0'pi.S ..1,ySanianamo. 1'i,, cuba. October 2L-Ad-
rtent-G General Washington: Captain d;
H. - M. Peixotto, of the Third l Uni'eq .i
efatSs Volunteer Infantry, died mere a.
2.5 p. NJ. Of yellow-fever. ,,Bt1HHGg BHtlsg a'
camp i'' Captain Commanding
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-25

ra.e Laxative Bromo Quinine iap,e.s s.s
Druggists refund money II is.lS On on each
q cents. Genuine has L. b. " y"
tablet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-25
party strife TO End.

GAN JUAN. PORTO RICO, Ociooer
. onsa msmbers OF the Insuiar Cabinet
.aok the oath of allegiance TO the Unitoa
sites to-day with behtuns so's"hi'S'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-25

Flavor your drinking water with 10 10
20 drops OF Angostura Bitters, and you
win avoid all danger OF the impurities
which. unfortunately. abound In our wa
ter supply.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-25
For Diseases of the Liver, stomachs
and Kidneys

tho Water Of ino Greenorssr White sa'pnas
Springs Is the most valuable In America
PrRCxI, LAJo q Co. Wholesale Ascnt&
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-25
COLONEL BRYAN AGAIN SICK.

His Condition, However, IL NOT "e-
garded as serious
SAVANNAH. GA, october A'-CoIo"g' l'n.
w / Bryan. who is here with ms reg
ment. the Third Nebraska Volunteers a.
mart of Lees Corps, is i'll at the De
Soto Hotel. He is suffering with leVer'
hut his condition is not regarded as "'
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