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The Newtown bee., 1898-01-07

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Far-sighted cotton manufacturers |
some time ago made up their minds,
says The Springfield Republican, that
New England must give way to the
South in the making of coarser fabrics,
and turn its attention to the finer grades |
of goods and novelties if the industry |
here was to be maintained. The Berk-
shire Democrat of May last contained
an account of what Agent c. ". Den
nett of the johnson and Dunbar ging-
hs m mills of North Adams found in
Journey of investigation through the
South. What he learned, 1t is stated,
convinced him that great development
was close at hand that would make
great change with New England manu-
| featuring, and he was so impressed that
| Immediately on his return he recommend
ed to the directors Of his mills that they
leave of making any cheap ginghams
and conf1ne themselves to the better
grades. These recommendations were
adopted and the mills are now running
on this grade of work exclusively" The
cotton industry of New England plainly
faces a grave crisis and needs all the
Yankee enterprise and ingenuity that
can be summoned to carry it through
right side up. And these qualities will
not be wanting. There has been toe
much slumbering under the impression
that the industry had secured an i'm
pregnable position hereabouts, and be
ing protected from competition without
the country had nothing to fear from
, competition within.
The old style of portrayipg famous
people through a "sketch" or "biogra
ply Is to be modernized in The Ladies
r Home Journal during 1898. Five of tia
1 most prominent Americans have beer
: chosen for the departure Presiden
+ Mckinley, Mrs Cleveland, Mark Twain
= Joseph Jefferson, and Thomas A. Edison
& Each will have a special article, which
e will consist of about Is or 20 fresh, IN
published stories and anecdotes strun
q together, each anecdote showing som
n characteristic trait or presenting differ
ent side of the subject. The Idea is t
l. show famous personalities through the
own doings and sayings, and to max
rs these articles accurate the relatives an
d closest personal friends Of the subject
lie have assisted and given to the Journt
Ks the best stories and anecdotes with
xt their own knowledge. Each article wi
as thus represent the closest view OF I'll
20 one sketched. No authorship will
n attached to any of the articles.
Miss Alice Hughes, Norfolk Va, vi
te frightfully burned on the face and necl
be Pain was instantly relieved by Dewitt
Witch Hazel Salve, which healed Il
81 injury without leaving q scar. 1t is Il
ID. famous pile remedy. E. f. Hawle
Newtown; S. G. Bull, Sandy Hook;
B. Brakeman, Botsford; B. Hawley
lis Co., Stepney.
There is no medicine in the wor
ID. equal to Chamberlain's Cough Reme'
"a for the cure of throat and lung disease
This ia a fact that has been proven
The Newtown bee., 1898-01-07
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He Used the Brooklyn, Texas and Indiana---Brooklyn's Shells Fell
 Short and She Withdrew.
TWO AMERICANS KILLED
 AND FOUR WOUNDED.
That Is the Result to the First Division In Sundays Fighting -Shafter Re eeiyes Five Thousand Addi-
 tioal Troops.
Copyrighted, l898, by the Associated Press.

Copyrighted, 1898, by the Associated Press Shafter's headquarters, Near Santia- go, July 10, by Dispatch Boat Dandy, July II, a. m.-At 11:30 this morn ing General Shafter notified General Toral, by President MeKinley's direc- ton, that the Spanish proposition to surrender if the garrison were allowed to leave Santiago with sidearms, was re. jected and that the United States would acceptno terms but immediate and unconditional surrender General To- raj, at 2 10 D. m, replied in brief note that he rejected 1IcKinley's proposal, and would discuss no other terms than those suggested by himself At 5 15 D. III. General Shafter notified General To ral that the arnistioe would be termi- mated and hostilities resumed at 4 o'clock. At the same time he issued in- struetions to each of the division com 1nanders to prepare for fresh attack upon the Spanish works. These orders have been promulgated from Aguadores to Fl Caney.
 When the courier left with this dis patch. just before o'clock the artillery was preparing to open on the Spanish end of the armstice. Dynamite guns have been trained on the Spanish block house with such absolute precision that the first shot would obliterate 1t. Amer ican soldiers sleep in the trenches to- night. Eight batteries of light artillery will be in 2 position at midnight and the siege guns, just landed, will bs Ies,.r for action at o'clock tomorrow morning. i General Shafter said to the corre- spondent of the Associated Press this afternoon
 General Henry and his division are now landing at Jaragua, and are coming as rapidly as possible, Our lines cannot be made more effective, but if a chance offers itself an increase of strength will take advantage cf it. Shall not be sur prised if have Santiago in three days. ,.
 At Fl Clancy are 10000 miserable ref ugees from Santiago, old men, women and children, whom the Spaniards per mitted to go to our lines to get food. The. plight of these helpless people is heartrending. The Americans are do- ing all they can for them.
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The Election Was Unanimous.- To Take Effect September 1st 1898. Leaves Today for 
 Montana.
 to Visit.

As was expected from the time Rabbi J. $. Kornfeld delivered his first lecture in this city, he was elected Rabbi by unanimous vote of the Anshe Emeth congregation at special meeting held last night.
 Rabbi Kornfeld is indeed good selection. He is (we will repeat) young man with wonderful possibli- ties, and should he continue as he has begun will make his mark in the world. He has been, as is shown in his lectures, careful student, and the congregation can feel them. selves fortunate in securing the ser vices of such a brilliant and inter- estjng servant as Rabbi Kornfed
 He leaves today for Helena, Mont, to pay his parents few months visit and will return to this city list, to enter upon his future duties.
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PINE BLUFF


 eFaeaaJ9 upon what grounds thls pelie4sis #aas@d coRla not ba asssg. tained, falt. fk4t infofndtioa to thtt q Feet < lltl'Sz3 l1e lsalseIse, tlleszzF.lf ef. heials there < nod6uf f. 4;enaf5f s5af. ter's tiispaiea list night shows that he i1 erifaFel now iif straugt aehi1g his pos F.9n, and today viii follow his operistiolls with I final as sIfrlJ u9on tlle- city
 The news of the bombar,iment cane at the close of busy sunday inthe war depaatlhent Previous to the-receiDt of thls5fi3S Spatch tAe s cretary of war Batl heafa twiae from General saaftet n the e3lly morning came q telegram say. ing taaf he had ridden over the Ameri. can i.Il9s anj was gratillad at theig con- AuR1 \ second tiispl5ch reported that the if'494s were in3DregnebIe, I h6s femov- ing 8il5 fear of as successful yortiefy the sp3Hsa uoops. should manesSer of this kihd be attempted. Both Jeleeralns. ! which'a 'also eiap zad the fact that General SHa ter physical condition had . greatly Improved, were promptly shown to t!.9 president ond occasioned him con. siderable qualification.
 The following dispatch was received from General shafter. at l yesterday morning H
 Playa del Estfl July 10.-Adjutant general Washington, Eeaeb ebuarter5 Fifth Army Corps, July 10. A EoelnF opened fire q few nliHnfes before 4 ot l clock with hght guns, which were soon ] -silenced by ours
 'sYery little musketrv firing. and the enemy kept entirely i'll their entrench- ! meItss Three men slightly wennded.
 Will have considerable forces to- morrow, enough to completely block all the roads on the northwest. I am quite well.
 General Cfs1gia reports .fhat the ene- my evaeuatnd I little toWni cblled Dos caninos about three miles from Santiago and near the bay SKATER
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ALMOST A FATAL ACCIDENT
Messrs. Cris Hanley, pr. 4. C.. Thompson and Fob Clegg Have a Very Narrow
 Escape.

Monday after crossing the river on the ferry boat (which has Changed it2 landing place recently on the north side of the rlver) iiessrs, A. c. Thompson and Cris Hauley who were in buggy, drove nff the ferry. to get to'thef roud, the buggy and horse sank in some quick sand leav- ing the gentlemenin the hnrgy, who were afraid to jump down or the earth. The horse was in mud up to it's head and the buggy to the dash board.
 Mr. Bob Glegg went to their as- sistance and he too sank in the sand to his neck. The buggy. horse and men were in the above position nearly two hours. when assistance came and they were taken out of their dangerous places. We are glad to state that the accident did not prove serious, and in the future all pedestrians and teamsters should beware.
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SCHLEY OPENED
 THE BOMBARDMENT
He Used the Brooklyn, the Texas and the Indiana In Smelling the City
 From the Sea.

On board the Associated Press dis patch boat Dandy, off Aguador s, July 10, via Port Antonio, and Kingston, Jamaica, July Il, 9:45 a. m.-The Brooklyn, Texas. and Indiana, under Commodore schley, began the bonn bardment of the city of Santiago at5: t5 this afternoon, in obedience to a request from General Shafter, conveyed by a signal from shore. The warships lined up from east to west a quarter of mile from the shore and fired over the lime- stone cliffs that came down to the sea side of the city miles away.
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Every Road Leading Out of the City Guarded lo Cut Off Escape
 of the Spanish.
THE SPANTARDS
 OPENED THE FIGHT.
Three --.aer.y...s ...,1dy Wounded. Spaniards EYaeuaie the Town of Doscaninos-Sha Consider.
 ably Reinforced

Washington, July ? The lombard ment of Santiago is on. 1t began at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon, and Twas announced by q dispatch from General shafter. This dispatch announced that General Toral, who succeeded General Linares in command of the Spanish forces in Santiago when the latter was wounded, had declined to surrender un- eonditionally, and that the lombard ment of the town had begun by the army and navy The fact that bom- bardment was scheduled by Shafter to begin so late ill the day created some comment, bat no explanation of it was offered.
 Information received by the war de. partment from General Shafter during the few days of truce indicates that he has materially strengthened his position. During the past week he has received endorsements of both artiileay and in- fantry. Randolph's battery of 24 guns which left Key West last Tuesday at midnight is now in position before San tiago, and as one of the war department officials expressed 1t, When those long guns of Randolph's battery begin to talk something will happen in Santiago.
 General Shafter has nearly 50 siege guns and large number of finch
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Cotton Belt Route.

$12.45 from Pine Bluff to Atlanta and return. Confederate Veteran Re- union Atlanta, Ga. July 20 to 2. Tickets will be sold to the public 1G. r and IS. All parties holding these tickets will be allowed until August 10th to make return trip by depositing tickets with joint agent at Atlanta on arriving at that point. On return trip st0povers will be grsrted by Southern Ky. at Chattanooga to enable parties 10 visit he army at Chickamaug and other points of interest.
 II. BRING HAM, Agt.
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MORE TROOPS EEAVE "
 AND MORE TO GO.
The Rita, spanish Prize, Captured by the Yale, Leaves clarlestoa With
 inc sixth Illinois.

Charleston, July l9.-Pho steamship Rita, captured recently off Cuba by the Yale and purchased Saturday by the United States government for $l25,oo0, sailed for Santiago Sunday afternoon with 660 men of the Sixth Illinois regi- mont and their baggage.
 The embarkation at 6 90 o'clock was an inspiring sight The men of the Six teenth Pennsylvania and Second and Third Wisconsin regiments were drawn
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CABINET MEETING
 HAS ASSEMBLED
Shafter Believes it Best to Give Reasonable
 Terms.

WASHINGTON. July 12-Cabinet meeting just assembled. Niger took oyer several telegrarhs from Shafter, which contains substance of terms of surrender. Shafter believes it bet ter to give reasonable terms rather than. insist upon unconditional surrender. Not believed latter terms will be accepted by Toral. It is recognized here that q fight to a finish with the fleet ineffectiv at distance must result in great loss Of life.
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TWO BULLETS COULDN'T
 STOP THIS COON.
A Negro Named Rob Roy Es-
 capcs From an Officer.

A negro who is known as Roh Roy is wanted by the authorities on a charge of gaming Deputy Com stable Stewart saw him last night and made the arrest. While being carried to be locked mp, Rob Roy in some manner ierked away from Stewart and ran. Stewart gave chase, firing two shots at the fleeing negro, but to no avail. Rob Roy escaped.
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prooklyn,s shells Tai1 short.

Washington, July 12.-After B shots had been fired from S-inch guns Com mander Schley was convinced the Brook lyn's fire was falling short and ordered cessation, permitting the battleships to continue with their guns having a longer range. The shots were fired with deliberation at intervals of two minutes Signals from shore announced that the shells of the Brooklyn fell a thousand feet short.
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 Jamaica, July 10, F; 50 D. m. - Six troopships carrying 2500 men, six bat teries of artillery and large quantity of ammunition and supplies, arrived here at 7:30 o'clock this morning. The trans ports took the troops and equipments aboard ar Tampa and were joined by their convoy at Key West They sailed last Tuesday morning.
 The Aeet consists of the City of Ma con and the Gate City, carrying tho First Illinois infantry, 1a50 men, the Hudson, with 930 recruits for the 'regi- ments of regulars ill the field and tho Con.anche, Umonist and Snecislisr ear ryiug horses, ammunition, stores and batteries c and E, of tae Third artillery; B and r, of rhe Fourth artillery, and D and F, of the Fifth artillery under com- mand of Brieadier General Randolph. The convoy was made up of the gun boats Machias and Wilmington.
 The men are in excellent spirits and their voyage was a pleasant one. The landing of tine men and stores was de. ferred until Sunday morning.
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Trans s-Nisslssippl and Interna tiopal Exposition, Omaha, Neb.. June lst to Nov. 1st. For this oc- easion the Cotton Belt route have made rates of s3O.5O for round trip. Passengers may have choice Of route via. .St. Louis or Jonesboro anu Kansas- City,. Tickets on sale every day June 1st to October 18th. Re turn limit Nov. E. 1898.
 H. BRINGMAN, Agent.
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BLOWN UP
The American Smokless Powder Co. Was Blown
 Up Today.

NEW YORK. July 12-The Ameri- can Smokless Powder Co. at Camp ton Plains, N J., was wrecked by an explosion at noon today.
 They were working on government orders and guarded by troops. One volunteer and fourteen citizens were killed. Many people are missing including fifty employees who are thought to be lost.
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For the occasion of the District Conference NJ. F. Church. South. at Little Rock. July 9th 10 7th. the Cotton Belt will sell tickets from Pine Bluff to Little Rock and return at one and one-third fare on the cer- tiicate plan. Oates of sale, July 9th and 9th. Return limit, July l4th.
 H. Brngman, Agt. E. ". LeBeaume. G. P. T. A.
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A marriage llcense was issued his morning by County Clerk Flanders to Mir. Chas. H. Manry and Miss Mary Jones. The ceremony takes place at the Presbyterian church at S:30 o'clock tonight.
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Mrs. D. Rodgers, afte7 six weeks visit to her mother, Mrs Judge Trimble and her daughter Mrs. Matte Ruse, of Waco, Tex, return ed home at the o'clock train last night much improved in health. She was accompanied home by her daughter Laura, who has been with her grandmother and sister for some time.
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For the occasion of the annual reunion of the United Confederate Veterans at Atlanta, Ga, July 20-23, the Cotton Belt Route will sell tick cts from Pine Blnff to Atlanta and return at $12.45 Gone cent per mile(. Tickets on sale July 1G. r & IS. Re turn limit, August I, 1898.
 H. BRISGAfAN. Agt. E. ". LABEAuME, 2. P. ST. A. $
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pnnce Retter ror spain NoN,

Madrid, July 12.-Tke Imparcial says the Spanish govfrDn eAf. will proo- ably telegraph Captain General Bl4nel that Spain would reap great aGvantases by negotiating for peace before Sanaasoi Manila and perhaps Porto Rico were canfnred
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TWO killed and Four Wounded.

Washington, July 12.-The war de partment posted the following dispatch from General Shafter:
 Headquarters, Near Santiago, July l. The following is the record Of casual tias in the. First division yesterday af- .ternoonc Killed-Captain Charles w.. .Rowell, Second infantry, and Private Peter Nelson, company A, Second ln- fantry. There were four wounded.
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THE FLAG OF TRUCE
Shafter Says Has Been Up
 Since 2 p. m.

WASHINGTON, July -Shafter teIegrapbs the Navy Department that flag of truce has been up since D. m. to. consider the terms of surrender The town is com pletely surroundelby American and Cuban forces.
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District Conference NJ. E. Church South at Kingsland, Ark, July 9th to 1lth. For this occasion the Cotton Belt route will sell tickets to Kingsland and return at one and- third fare on the certificate plan dates of sale July 5th to Sth Limit July 13 '9S. H. Bingham. Agt.
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Allowed Coal to Return to spain.

Port Said, July l9.-Admiral Calna- ra's ships were allowed to take on board some coal after furnishing written guarantee that the entire squadron was returning to Spain direct
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Considering An ArmistIo.

Madrid, July la-The Liberal says the cabinet is considering the signing of q 10 days armistice in order to facilitate peace negotiations.
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NO RESULT
The Central Committee Did Not Convene. Until }
 P. m. Today.

The Democra tic Central Commit tee to mass on the Brewster Mccoy contested election case, did not con vene until o'clock this (Tuesdayl afternoon, owing to. the absence Of Secretary G. E. Lvtle, who missed the morning train at Altheimer this morning.
 The committee is in session as we go to.p press.
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HENRY HAS ARRIVED.
Shafter Telegraphs that Henry Has Arrivee with Rein
 forcementS.

WASHINGTON, July I2-News from Gen. shafter says that Henry has arrived with endorsements and the lines on the northwest have been greatly strengthened.
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MORE TRANSPORTS
 REACH SAN TACO.
Twenty Five Hundred Men Reach There to Help In the nombardmene
 Of the City.

Conyriehted. ] 0s by the Associated Press
 Od Juraeua, Cubg, July 9, afternoon, by the Associated Press Dispatch Boat Wanda via Port Antonio and Kingston,
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Torpedo Boats Returning.

Messina, Sicily, July12 .-The Spanish torpedo boats Audaz, Prosperina and 0sada, belonging to Camara's s squadron, have arrived from Port Said on their Eay back to Spain.
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Mrs. Hopkins. of Dallas, Te xas who has been visiting the family of Mr. J. D. Harrell, left on the noon train for Nashville, Tenn, today.
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mortars besides little a1ms at his dis posaI. The guns taken ill connection with the work that can be done by the fleet will, 1t is believed carry terror and destruction to santiago. Anxiety has been expressed by the war department as to whether General Shafter had a sufficient force to prevent the evacua- tion of Santiago by the enemy This anxiety was allayed about half past l2 o'cleck last night by the receipt of q dispatch from General Shafrer which contained continuation too, of the ear lier reports that he had received rein. forcemenrs sufficient to guard all roads leading out of the city
 The belief is held by the hest informed officials that General ToraI, the Span. ish commander, will surrender when he finds it will be impossible for him to
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