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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-11-24
@apne Spnntp.

SunesbaIe. Or. Sbimbers, bsr be-.
fannie NusenipesiaIiit bon scranton,
wirb am ndtften Dienitas i'm 4asn
SauS eintreffen unb baisIbit bis sam
folsenben Sreitas glbenb perpeiIen.
Solde. tie an Shpd6e Der glusen leioen
uno Elm suteS paar 8riaen nbtbis babsn,
icaten nlht Derfeblen, iib sur Inter.
iudunS BEL bem 9OitOr einsuteasn, Der
isin Sad eriinblid psritebt. - @bipin.
Sobn Der GbeIeute SuliuS Wol. erlas
am Oonnerfas Der SaIsbrdune unc
tpuroe am 5reltas i'm oeutiden fatb.
5rieobofe beeroist. = am Samitas iteats
iid bel ben @belsuten Sobn Web8er elm
SbbnIein elm. - -Buitor @aqenfamp, Der
neue SeeIiorssr Der beuti4sn lutb. Sc.
meinoe. truf am Sreitas nit 5amilie bon
Glinion, D., bier an uno bielt am Sonn,
tag isinen erfen @ottesoisnf. .-@ins
DOppeItrasDbie ereisnete ii6 am Wiontas
bel Der Stiles Wobnune in 0pberrp
5Opnibip. Elm paar Wieilsn bon bier.
Our4 Giferiu6t unb bic nntrsue ieiner
6rau iur 2bat setrieben. eridoB @m.
Dliaer suerft oieielbe. inbsm er ibr cine
8usel bur1 ben 8opf iaste uno tpanote
onnn ben &epolper seeen bic eisene
9ruit. sos ben Sabnsn unb erbieIt cine
,Wunoe, ipeIder er in Elm paar Winuten
ebenfaQs erlas. StileS' Dobnune. mo
iia bic S&isBuffaire ereisnets, bat sinsn
sipeifeIbaften &uf unb Dor bier Wlcnatsn.
pdbrenb UiiQer abpsienb mar, tpobnten
ielne 6rau uno @barles s. Sobie. oa'
ielbt alS 0iann unb Srau. Wliqer
nabm bic Srau ipdter tpieber su iib uno
perpeiserte es. eeeen 8Ubis su eri6ei'
men. ais Der Sal aufeerufen tpurbe. Dor
orei Bohen beeab iid bic Srau pieber
nu8 Der Stiles Wobnuns uno 9obie bee
fanb i1 ebsnfaqs in Der Ra9bari&aft.
am Wcntas gta9mittas traf Uliler bic
frau, bic er bel Stiles persebIit se.
iu4t bate. auf oem Seimipes boribin,
besleitete iie surtd uno nadbem er furse
3eit nit ibr auberbalb bem Saule se,
ipro4en bate, ao8 er einsn ReSOlper uno
beenoete ibr ioipie iein 2eben. Wiler
mar Elm SOIsbuuer uno senOb einen su,sn
8uf atpei S6bne, reip, 10 unb 10
Sabre alt. iiberIeben baS @bspaar.
-Senrp Sdpars bon 9ittston fdbrts
am Dienitas SRI. 8atbarina 4lbsrt ais
feline @attin beim 9farrsr Da6ea pua.
sOs ben Trauaft. = Gin 3idbriaes God.
tsrlsin Der @beleuie Safob s. 8asmann
purbe am Dienfag beeroiat.
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Der beridiebenen Warbs unb bic itdbtis
i&sn aiieRoren iddbsn ben @srtb bes
@i8entbums ab uno febsn ben 8stroe Der
Steuer feit. 9ie burd birefte Wabl aus
ben Dtitsliebern bes StabtratbsS bsrpor.
eesansene GppeIations. un6 RepiTions,
bebDrbe repibirt bann bic 2liten uno er.
bDbt ober rebiebrist bic Steuern mil.
fiibrIid unb mad 8eIieben. Der ae.
tp0bnIibe Wtann. tpelder uppellirt. barf
bel bleier Hotte nibt auf 8ere6tiateit
boHsn, ionbern man labt Jpn einfa1
aus. Die @orporationen binseesn, be-
rem seflsige Bsrtssuse bort bas eroSs
Uort fiibren, tperben pbne Musnabme
berldibtiet. Nls elm 8eiipieI lei
bier erlpdbnt. baB bic Werttdtten ber
D.. 8. & D. So. i'm Sobre 1897 auf
$4,000 abeefhdbt maren; in oieIem
Sabre iebten bic Staot9lIieToren ben
l8ertb uui SIS 900 fsf, mas Ii6srIi4
nod niecris eenuB ipar. Die Gompanie
appeatrte uno bic bereitipIlIisen Werf'
Beuse Der Gorporationen, rpelds bic Mp.
psaations' uuo 8spiiionsbsb6rSe biloen,
iebten bic Ibihdbuns Der Dertitdtten
auf $4,000 feit-aIio Elm OritteI
pentger ais in 1897. mdbreno
pas Giaentbum bon pripatlsuten fir
1893 seBen bas Soriabr nm b as . op.
petite erb6bt wurbe. 9lebnIi&
luirb es NIT oem Gieen!bum anberer @ors
poratloneu 1emabt unb baS iit ber
8runs. tparum bic 5teuern auf Yripat.
ei8sntbum 10 bod iiub.
98o lisst Die Qlbbdlfe bes ue6eIss
GlnaiS uno aasiu i'm Staotratbe limb
ouf ps!he 8elie tbnnen mir bpifsu, eine
tsnere &iaRe BON Stabtuertretern fur bic
sinselnen Q8areS 1u erlansen2 Dur4
rese 8eibeiliauns uaer Burger an ben
Bablen. Wir baten i9on felt Sabren
lmmer uno immer ipleber betont, bab eS
Bill d zines ieben 8drsers III, an
ben itdoiii@en Wab!sn eIfrisen NntbeiI
Su nebmen uno nur fiir ebrenbafts 2an.
clbaien gu itimmen, obne RldfGt aaf
lbre pOIitilde Barteifeauus. 8sI mid,
tiger ais oIsie mare es, iib su erfunbis
Ben, oh Die 8anplbutsn esfiigise Werts
Seu9e ireeno elmer Corporation ooer ber
5traBenbabn @eieai6aft iino. unb
penn bias Der fad, bann obne isbe an,
oers Radf6t seaen iie su ftimmen.
Der beroerblite giniluB oieier @eiea.
iaaften 1T Der 5lud. an benz isbe Re.
form, ieoe UaBrese! i'm 6ffeniIi8sn Sns
terefe ideitert.
@er Brdiioent Der 8er. Slaatsn. obsr
lper 8Ouuernbr pon psnnipluunien, if
fir ben SteuerSabler bieier Siaot bon
melt serinserem Sntereiie. ais psr 8srs
tretsr i'm Staotratbs fur Oieie oosr isne
Darb 1T. w.
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BON Reterebura,

SIN Der Donnsrfas Ra6t tpurbs
oem Sobn Saberifrob an preScott Ips.
nue. bur@ Siebe aus isinem 2eller cine
luantitdt sinssma&ts Sru&t ssitobIen.
= Sobn 2sIIsr bon aittIs ENGLAND
murbe am Donneritae ouf BEN Nopiis
@ebiree beim Stsinlaosn bon osm Sebe,
apparut in ben 8ddsn sstrcfen unO b6s
uerlest.
- Serr uno 5rau S. s. GbriitopbeI
bon prsscott Npenue iiuD am Donnerltag
abeno bon elmer 5reuneesidaar iiber.
rai@t porben unb elm eeieaiser absnb
paro bon NQsn perlebt.
-Ssuts Absnb balt bic Sonntass.
i6uIe oer bieiisen 8utb. 9emeinpe sins
muiitallide 1nterbaltune IN Der 8ir1e
ub. su tpeI9er Der ginttltt 10 Sents 1T.
Das Proerum II elm Invertebrates unb
oer 8eiud ioate Elm farfer isin.
= Ser ,Moro in Der 8aro.
ftreet" beute gIbeno in Der gIrbeiter
Salle.
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Aus bem eberen XbaIe.
(NrdbbaIb GorreIppubsr,,)

= Gin i'm Stubs @etdube au Sermpn
iirsIid erBfneter &lsibsrlaben tpurbs su
frdber Morsenfunbe am Samitag um
cine 4n,abI lleberr6de bsfobIen.
- Gin unbefannter Wann tpurbe aes
fern moreen nabe Der 8. & $. Babns
itation in Olppbant bon einem 8uee
iberfabren unb ausenbIidli6 setbotet.
- Sotn 8obostie bon 9lr&baIb. Der
in Elm Saus auf ber ,,Ribse" einbrane
unb einen neberrod uno cine Taidsnubr
ftabI. tpurbe am 9isnRas benz @sfans.
nib Iberuiefen /; bic Saden putben an
isinsr Psrion auf8efunben.
Samuel arnoIb bon gedpiIIe. Elm
aud in Ir6baIb unb Scranton pobIbe'
fainter Wann, fieI am Sreitas Gtsnb
por benz Dtott Saben Sotel plbbIi9
nieber uno als man ibn aufbeben ipoqte,
mar er tobt er lit i9on felt Sabrsn on
elmer Seritranfbeit.
= @m. STARTS. elm II Sabre alter
2erI, idIus um 5 rlbr am Wontag Wlor.
gen BEN Apotbeter 8loes bon 8edbille
cine Brobe Senferf6eibe Elm unb entipens
bette oemielben eine S1rotfIinte ; bic
8linte purbe ipdter uufsefunben unb
Dtarts sefanb isin 8erbrsdsn elm.
Ser Staliansr Bruno @ere bon
ar6bulo erbielt am Dienitas burd eine
uorseitiee @rpIoiion i'm strtbaIb GunneI
8erIeBunsen am 8opfs uno ben 4rmsn
unb feline Iusen iino 70 b6s psrlsbt, baB
man befdr dtet, ct tuiro bic Sebtraft ber'
ielben perlieren; Der Wann ipirb i'm
Gudaipanna SoipitaI bsbanbslt.
CGarbpnbaIt Gprrtippnttu,.)
- Tonp 8otiaa bon gossrton. Der
uor mebreren 8oden in Der Wine in
einen roiii8en Nasel trat uno bic 0unbs
pelter nidt beahtete, erIas am 5reitas
Der 8IutUersiftuns.
-Prof. @arl 81. Saft bon Scranton
bat tiirSlib Die Direftion bes @srmania
@eianspereins iibernommen unp Stpnr ,ur
UOafen 3ufriebeubeit idmmtIi1er Wlit.
slleesr. bic feline 1bdiistsit eifrieIt unter.
ttiBen.
- Der l8 Sabre aIte Batrid We,
@opan. ats Treiber in oer go. Z Wine
anseteat, tpurbe am 5reitas spiihen ei'
mem Barren uno einsm poritebenben Sob.
lentld sefansen. babel einen 8sinbrud
unb onbere 8erlesunsen erbultenb.
- Ban Naen. Der 1liabrise Sobr
pes Bm, Sitso. ipielte nit YuIper uni
als er bafelbe nit einem StreidbOls an
sdnosn tpOate, CAB es cine GrplOiiOn, BIZ
lbn iHIlmm am 9eiiht perbrannts
Sdtte er ni@t 8riaen ansebubt, 10 pdr'
lbm unsipelfeIbaft bas 9lusenli8t sert6rI
tporoen.
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Hrmeu 8 Seb6rbe.

8enn bic am Sreitas Dor bisier De.
bbroe semudten Sei1ulOisuneen ipubr
iinb. 70 if patrid 2amb bon Railroab
4penue elm aubsrit brutaler 8atte unb
8atsr, benn er fol- feline frunfe 5rau unp
smei iunes 96dter aus BEN Saufs ss'
lrisben uno baiIelbe eegen iie peri4lORen
babsn. Die Sade parb Or. Baine unb
Dem 9eb5rbenannalt iiberpieien unb iis
ioQsn isben. oh samb nidt our 9eitrafuns
8esosen peroen fam.
Inter Der ileinen InSubI eri8ieuener
nnterfisunssbeodrfti8e mar aud cine
israu DlcDonousb bon Der 81. Barb,
bod ais man ibr ben Gintritt in'S Siaiioe
Seim eepdbren tpoate, srtldrte iis, iis
Udroe Iieber berbunsern, aIS oortbln
ssben, banits ben Direttoren fiir oas
8eb6r uno petfdpano.
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Stabtratb.
Select Council.

Select GouneiI. IL. 9lob.
Bier Nnpebote ipurben biefem 9tueiae
sur 8sparaiur bee Mspbaltpflahers pors
seIe8t, um bieies laut Der bstrsif. aeQer
Orblnan3 fiir 10 Sabre lang in autsm
3uitanb ,u balten. Die Barber aspbalt
Co., Benniplpania 4spbalt Co., Nlcatras
Bfaiterunes So. unb SEQ. DtcDonalb
paren bic 8ieter unb na9 8erleien ibrer
ansebote tpuroe Der 8Oriblas ssmn@t
lie su referiren, bod 8ode molte bic
SADIE 10 idneQ tpie m5sI& srIebist
baben uno i6lu8 Dor, baB oas Gomiie
lofort beridte. Yeridleoene WitgIiebsr
Daren sssen eine uoreilises Saneeln. ais
isbO8 Ro&e's 8oridIassur Abaimmune
sslanste, tpuroe er nit 10 ssesn7 Stims
men ansenommeu. Das Gomite soa iid,
oann juriif unb beribtete nad 10 Wtinus.
ten 3u @uniten Der Barber Gompaaie,
oeren 2lnsebot Sl7, $40 idbrIi1 1T. Sier.,
auf tpuroe ldnesre 9sit iber bic SADIE,
oistutirt unb sulebt nit 13 seeen 5
Stimmen Der SoridIae anssnommen
ben @ontratt an bic Barber So. 3u era
tbellen.
Die 8eller ReioIution in 8etreff ber
Rseulation ber Rspiiion uno 4ppell alton
8ebOrbe tpurbe obns peiterss bem @omite
flr ReBsln dberpiefen. Gin sIei@ss ss.
i&ab nit elmer Refolution, bic 8srdnbers
uns Der StrabenbabnIinie auf Der Saos
ieite bespedt. Sie domination bes
U. s. We@ann ale Snipsitor ess
Stipp @ourt Ibsusstanals uuros aud
refsrirt.
Die Oroinans fir eIeftriide 2i6tsr an
Sincoln Ipenue uno @lisabetb Strobs
unb guclio Iuenus unb Dorothy StraBs
paro bel speiter 2siuns ansenommen.
Cine ReioIution, bic einen @aferftod
an Npomins uno @rano 8iep Ausnues
dnoronet, tpuroe angenommen.
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Oerihtli6es.

@bipurb asnnp bon ardbaIo, Der i'm
lsbien apriI ben Wartin Sealep nit si.
mem Wsher eritad unb i'm leBtsn Grimi'
nal @erlbt Der unpidtiitliden I6ptunp
idulpie befunoen tpurDe, III am Dtontae
BON Ribter 2ope ;u einsm Sabr i'm
County @efdnsniB psrurtbsiIt porbsn.
Seine abpofaien pollten Elm neues &C.
ridtsberfahren, 6ies tpuroe isoo6 per'
ipsieert.
Sn enem Ianseren @utadten erfIdrts
an Montas Ri6tsr Gbparbs, oab bic
Orbinuns sur pfaferuns bon propiosncs
Roab uno Roro Main apenus nuQ unb
ni6tis iei, bauptia6Ii4 aus bsm @runbe,
neil bel ibrer Nnnabme i'm Stabtratbs
iie nidt cine stpeibrittel Nsbtbeit in
bsiben 8neisen erbieIt. Die Stapt bot
bic 8ofen su bs3ablen.
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SIN ssntralen Staotbells iiub in bic.
fem Sabre idmmtlibe Steuern perooppelI
poroen, ndbrsnb aQemAnideine nad in.
foIse Der ssbrldtsn @sf4dftsIase BIZ
Wletbsn bsrabseben mliisn. gu sleidei
3sit 1T Our9 Die leberbeifeusruns bel
l8erib bes gissnibums um l0--l5 BRO
sent sefalen; sS 1T auf eInem Puntts
aneelangt, mo eS niht ferner msbr ieba
8ro,ent abpirft. Daour4 plrb ots
Bautbdtistsit bsidrdnft uno aae 8au'
banbnerier in WitIsiDenf6aft ses osen.
Dies iinb Tbatia&en. bic ii6 ni&t be'
iireiten ober in Nbreoe iteaen laGen.
Dis nd&fe Sruse if: Ber trdst bic
Shulb an oieier ertrapaganten Seiteuer'
une? Sopeit Siaots uno Sbuliteuern
in Betra&t tOmmen, mahen mir ben
Staoiratb uno bic S6ulbsb6rbe bafir
psrantlportli& MAIDEN. Bdroe nit benz
Stsurertag ebrIi6sepirtbi4aftet unonibi
70 pieI unnlbsr @elie peri4leuosrt (rid
tiger seitoblsn), 10 f6nnte man nit Der
Salfte ober Spei Drittbeilen bes grtra.
gss au9 gang gut surebt tommen.
slber es tommt nod beiier Ni4t aus
frisben nit bsr bUppeItsn Seiteusrune
b,eiss Sabrss. prOiettIrt man f6on tuIe-
Der sins Grbbbuns Der itdotii&en Steusrn
fur oas nd1te burh Die gussabe bon
S6uIOiteinsn (bonds) i'm 8sirass bon
100000 unO es 1T suoem Iei4t m6s'
I,&, bab aud bic SduIbeb6roe pieosr
nit einem Bump bsrpOr trltt, benn iie
iibt bur6 ibre 8sri6Uencunssin4t be'
itdnois IN Der 9lnte.
IS lei bier gum befsren 8sriidnonib |
io4 srmGbnt, in wel@er Nsiie bic BE.
tsusruns ssma4t piro: Die aiisiiOrsn |
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Sunmpre.

- 9uS stpeifbdise @ebdubs bss Sobn
8rOipn an Gbeiinut StruBe, bon SObn
Hsiap als 2aben benubt, III am
Nontus Wlorsen UNI Q ubr burb 5euer
serfbrt iporben, bas pabribeinli6 bur1
einen iIeinen Seisofsn entitanb. Der au
nabe Der @anb fanb. Der anseridtsts
Sdabsn betrdst SO, 500 unO If tbsiI'
wslie burd 8eriiderune eebedt.
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Sabe 8ismard aetrp fen

Bel .. 8. 2eonarb's 4uspsrtauf. . q Is
a aims in Osfen, &anseS unb Seisern,
Iaeemeine @iienipauren, BIumbinss unb
SIe&paurens 8orrdtbe. Deutids Ser.
fdufer. 5l4 2afananna Mpenue.
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SaljfluB tritt oft uuf bel faIism @st.
ter, Die mnsre Sanb ersreifeno unb ans
oere 86rpertbsile. SoOo's Sariapariaa,
Der srObs 8lutreiniser, belIt SalsfIuB.
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Shbieite Mn3et8en.
Gatbetas, @eifTer & Straber,
SettScbc MSe1s0er

5lS * $40 @ebar &Denue,
lpif&sH Albn uap 9idOrp StraBfn, smpfsbIsn
ttutn perebrttn YubIifun tbr 8sl&aft auf's
Bette. 6lfil& tsbT Art liefsrn ie gum billtg-
fsn prsilt unb ia better Qualitdt, uub mo&fn
tlbsraus auf bic BON ibnsu iubsrstttttn boz
tielitsu Bhrft aufmerfiam.
Telepbons8e
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AuftiOnss Sareains bente Mbenb.
Ser ssiammte 8orraib Der scranton
Dut@ uhb Setuslrp GOmpanie. 205
BaibinstOn aps. As
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Srei 6One Prse ais Sunt
bn
is
rttsm Btu3s hbsdn Die SireftiOn.
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5oub's Pillen ipirien porsdsI1 na6
oer Dlabl3elt uno furiren 3opipeb. 25e.
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Oieite Mnsci9caa.

Wedbben perlan8t.
Gin sutts aaGsumap&tn In Ro. f27 SfT1-
ion Aptnut.
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HAWAII. GETTING READY.
May Send Troops to Manila If the ISL
ands Are Annexed.

HONOLULU, June II, via San Francisco,
June 2.-The United States ship Mohican
arrived from San Francisco on the evening
of the 18th. The United States ship Ben
nington left for Mare island yesterday, car
rying the heaviest mail ever sent from this
port.
Orders have been issued requiring all
members of the Hawaiian National Guard,
active and honorary, to report Immediately
to their respective commanding officers the
amount and character of any and all equip
ment in their possession. The movement
probably prefaceS the placing of the army
on a war footing as precautlon against
any emergency. If advisable most of the
companies will recruit to their limit OF 103
officers and men. 1t is believed that in the
event of annexation the local regiment will
at once be hurried to Manila.
The government has received cheering
news by the Mohican. Minister Hatch
wired from Washington that Speaker Reed
had withdrawn all opposition, and that a
vote on annexation would be taken in the
House as soon as the Senate disposed of the
tariff BILL The present session of the Ha-
waiian Legislature will probably be extend
ed to ratify any annexation proposition
which may come from the United States
Congress-
James A. King, who has been minister of
the interior since the inception of the pres
on account Of illness. His successor will
probably be l.. A. Thurston who is now in
Washington.
The United States government has award
ed contract for the construction of a new
coaling station at this port at a cost of near
liz 5000. On the 18th Consul General Hay
ward had but $4,000 tons of coal on hand.
On the same day he purchased ESQ addi-
pany The United States government has
100 tons afioat for this port.
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FEARS THE PATRIOTS.
Prof. Won Hoist Alarmed at the Pol
icy of Taking Colonies.

CHICAGO, June A-Prof. H E. Won
Hoist, of the Chicago University, delivered
an address on Annexation of Our Spanish
Conquests" before the National Association
of Travellers this evening. He said, in part:
1.-THE direct and indirect economical con-
sequences of annexation bid fair to bring
down heavy shower of splendid bills upon
the heads of the happy American taxpayers
Sure enough the wealth of the country is
enormous and it is progressing at a wonder
full rate. But even the biggest cask Is bound
to run empty if the spigot and bunghoie are
opened and left open.
What advantage have the eXpansionists
beside their glittering generalties to offer
us as an offset to the objections to annexa-
ton? On the strength of their expansion
doctrine they claim to be the better if not
the only true patriots. In my humble opin-
fearlessly and truthfully striving to make
ones country pre-eminent in whatever is
calculated to vindicate mans claim of being
created in the image of God, and the longer
l have tried to fathom the annexation ques4
ton the less have / beer able to discover
in what respect it would do that; / see ii
press with such momentum in the opposite
direction that / look with fear and trem-
bling TO the future. If to advocate the an
neXation of our Spanish conqueSts is to be
the test of patriotism. then L, for one as an
American citizen, pray from the very bot
tom of my heart paraphrasng a little the
well-known saying attributed TO the Bour-
bons OF it's enemies our glorious country
can easily take care of itself, but God de-
liver it from its patriots.
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naval. From the fact that Colonel Allen
is working his line westward to Aguedores,
the field of land action will be stretched
considerable distance along the shore, COW
This will constitute the base of supplies.
where the stores will be kept and with
which the advancing army at all times will
keep up its line of Communication. the first
essential of an advancing army being con-
sidered. to be that of keeping up its line of
communication with the base of supplies.
and Baiquiri was discussed at some length
by the Cabinet to-day. Nothing Of dis
quieting nature has been received, and 1t is
expected that when the troops have all been
landed and the heavy siege guns and equip
ment are ready for a forward movement
the fall of Santiago will be a question Of
only short time.
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along the narrow road in continuous

along the narrow road in a continuous
column from the landing place.
While Colonel Wagner was at DemaJaya
Cuban runners brought the news OF Skin
rrsh of their forces with the Spanish rear
guard who burned Baiquiri before retreat
Cuoan advance. which reached Baiquiri at
a. M, had followed the Spaniards, bring
ing them to the bay at Juragua Cita, six
miles west of Baiquri. A few volleys We're
exchanged, but as the Spanish had in
trenchments, the Cubans marked them
down and left guard to watch them, re-
turning with the news to the American out
posts. Colonel Wagners reconnaissance con-
tinued this morning.
General LaWton expects brush with the
Spanish near Juragua soon after sunrise.
1t is estimated that it is only fifteen miles
by road from this point to Santiago. AL
this rate of movement the Americans
days. The subsequent work in the capture
of the town will depend on the strength
of its defenseS and resistance. The de-
lenses are reported strong. officers in au-
thority here, however, profess to expect
short work. They say the town is yalueless
capture, except for the fleet now there.
They say they hope that the town, once
captured can be made practically i'm
pregnable for holding by a very small
American force and that the remainder of
the fleet and the regulars will Immediately
There is strong feeling here that Porto
Rico is the next objective point and the
regulars are anxious to be in at the death.
High authorities say the conditions are now
favorable for descent on that island, while
the final subjugation of Cuba could be left
to the force on the north coast.
Seven Cubans have been found horribly
mutilated
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WON BY Spike" SULLIVAN.
Hawkins, of California, Knocked Out
in Twenty-SecOnd Round.

NEW YORK, June 24.-"Spike" Sullivan,
of Boston, knocked out Dial Hawkins, the
lightweight boxer from California in the
twenty-second round of a twenty fve-round
bout tonight at the Lennox Athletic Club.
These two men met at 1873 pounds and put
up an excellent fight. Hawkins had the
better of the contest on points up to the
twentieth round when Sullivan f1oored him
with left swing on the head Everybody
thought that the fight was finished right
there, but Dial surprised the 5000 persons
who were watching every movement of the
fighters, by regaining his feet in six sec
onds. He was very groggy Sullivan flushed
with apparent victory, rushed wildly
and tried to land an effective blow,
but in his anxiety and haste mis-
sed each attempt, so that the
bell interfered. Dals legs were weak when
he came up for the twenty-second round,
but the blow which felled him in the twen-
tieth round had evidently done It's work
more forcibly than outward appearances in
dictated. The Californian's friends took heart
at seeing their man come to time 50 gamely
and thought he would last the limit, but
after a minute of fighting Daps chances
were quickly settled by terrible right
swing on the jaw which put him out.
His seconds worked over him for nearly
five minutes. while the spectators were yell
ing like crazy people. Dial dnslly came too
after a few minutes and was able 10 leave
the ring unassisted. The Western sporting
men lost a lot of monev by the defeat of
Hawkins.
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FIREMEN FALL TO DEATH.
Two Killed and Eight Injured in a
Philadelphia Factory.

PHILADELPHIA, June 24.-Two fremen
were killed and about eight others injured
by fire which broke out late tonight in
the works of Thomas Potter's Sons & Co.,
manufacturers of oilcloth and linoleum,
Second and venango streets. The dead are:
JAMES MAGGIE, engine No. As.
UNKNOWN FIREMAN.
The injured, so far as known:
HARRY COFFIN, conclusion of the
brain; will probably die.
ALBERT SNYDER, scalp wound.
SAMUEL BANSLACK. on ercome by heat.
FRANK WILLIAMS, leg broken and bad
ly burned
number Of others whose names have
not been ascertained were hurt, the casual
ties being due to falling walls. The plant
of Potter's Sons covers an extensive area
and comprises thirty-one buildings OF va
rious sizes. The burning building. and to
which the fire was confined, was In the
center OF the group 1t was used as the
print works and large quantities of oil cloth,
benzine and linoleum and much infiammable
material were in the building. A number OF
explosions occurred during the FIRE The
western wall fell and carried with IT IRE
mans ladder with number OF fremen-. The
loss is estimated at ,000 and is probably
covered by insurance.