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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1898-02-19

In another column will be found
the professional card of Dir. j.. z.
Latoar. Veterinary Surgeon, a gentle
mat who comes to this town we'll re-
commended. He will practice in this
parish and Terrebonne. While in
Thibodaux Nr. Latnur can he found
at H. Tesreau & Co.'S stables or at tho
Strangers' Hotel.
Senator WE. Howell and Hon.L. A.
Trosclair went on Ia Washing tou with
\ committee of Republican, gentlemen
to protest against the confirmation of
Demas IA Naval officer. At the pres
emit writing il is too early to predict
the outcome nf their mission. hut the
prevailing opinion seems to be that it
will prove abortive.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1898-02-19
Hoods SarsapariHs

Aood,c D:llc cure Liver Ills: easy to
lIOON . I iAio take, easy to operate. &c.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1898-02-19
NOTICE..

~rHIBODAUx = AND -
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SANTIAGO CUBANS.
They Resent Gen. Skaters Attitude In
lyD;,ns IA ti,roi in tn. WIr.
They Protest Against the Continuation Of
spanish officials IN Onc App piuIrd
by Madrid, as "a Matter Of FIRM
ciplc-A Meeting Held.

SANTIAGO III CUBA, July 23.via Kings
ton. Jamaica, July - The Cutanr
here resent Gen. Sha' ter's attitude in
ignoring Gen. Garcia and refusing to
allow the Cuban troops To enter san
tlago or To consult ten. Garcia ON the
terms of the surrender of the city.
ten. t'arcia's action in withdrawing
his troops into the interior. his letter
to Gcn Shaftcr and hi, resignation of
his command, forwarded To Cen Go
mcZ, are approved and aprlaudcd 10y
all classes OF natives. ten. Garcia r.
fused To accept Il >uhrr innate place,
insisting that he was an ally. ten.
Shaftcr'S answer Saviu" that this was
war between the United States and
spain irrespective of Cuba's individual
interest. and President Mckinlcy's in
structIons with reference To the adj
ministration OF the surrendered dis
trict published here yesterday are in
tcrprctcd as "A tacit avowal OF Amcri.
can intention tn annex the island ami
not To grant independence.
This is opposed 10y the Cuhans Sc
nor Joaquin Castillo. president of the
San Carlos Cuban club, aud a brother
IF Gen. Castillo, urges an official pro-
test to President Mckinney without
/ lay saying silence now would indi-
,atc our consent To the American atti-
tudc which is a plain breach of faith
that the Cubans can not possibly toll
crate.
\ meeting was held Sunday after
aoon at the San Carlos club To discuss
the matter and it is probable that IA
protest was drawn up which will be
submitted.
1t j. understood that Ilany who were
present at the meeting favored the
scheme of a prot by the l. nited
states with eventual annexation after
five or six years, hut the protest is on
Il matter of PRINCIPLE. the main objcc-
ton being the continuation in office of
npanith officials appointed by Ma lri,i
on the ground that Spaniard>. as
conquered people. should not be vested
with authority over CubanS. the allies
and coadiutorS OF the United Sjate>
ana the Representatives of n free and
independent people. Such i, under
stood to have been the tenor OF tn.
meeting.
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C.u'S:u PlJITION.
santtaroan Th."s ,h~ People of America
For Freedom. Prom Spnrish Yoke, but
Want Their Own Government.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA. july 2j.-The fol-
lowing is the text of the document:
To President Mckinley: The under
signed, Cubans 10y birth, land owners
and residents of Santiago &c Cuba,
representing with their familic, the
non-combatant population that >uf-
fered for many wears Spanish rule in
this section of the island. wish to cN-
press their warmest thanks to the poo
pie of the United States for delivering
them from the insuffcraJlc yoke of
Spanish rule.
They wish also to express their alb
solute confidence in the good faith and
humanitarian PURPOSES of the United
States and in the pledge that the ter
ritory of Cuba is not to be conquered
by the American troops for Purposes
Of annexation. We believe and would
49, that our own people are cana
bic of -. fulf ling the information
al obligation to establish Il
government for the island Cuba in
thN l'SaAbAN OttOihNs III luc
course of a few years, part Of the ter
ritory of the United States. thus in
creasing the comfort and happi-
ness of this people, but now all desire
a government of our own, as compcn-
sation for the sufferings and heroisn
of our army, and the definite cstab-
lishment of the Cuban republic, with
Cuban authorities, in accordance with
the resolution of the United State
congress.
I'VE hope that the present state of
affairs at Santiago, where Spaniaris
are still the administrators of our inter.
ests, property and fate will be brief:
that the city may soon be turned over
to the Cubans and that our army may
enter, the flag of Cuba waving
triumphantly beside the American
flag, as Cuban soldiers fought side by
side with the Americans against the
common enemy"
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INTERESTING ITEMS.

| ALASKAN tables wnen they cry are
| held under water until they stop.
FLOUR, pressed into bricks, is in use
/ ton.
| LEPANTo was the last naval battle
I of any consequence in which the Sran-
| ish were victorious. 1t was fought in
! 1871.
IL Persia bonf,e plays an i'm
/ portant part in the marriage cerc-
mony, the service being rea over in
front of it
The two highest inhabited spots on
| earth are two mining camps in the
Andes. one of which has an elevation
of 1880 feet.
COMMODORE SCHLEY is modest but
just in his statement that the victory
over Cervcra belongs to every officer
and man of the fleet
Miss MARIE BARIE. who is at pre- s.
ent right in the swim at Newport,
owes her success in the 400 To her
! ability as general secretary and man
ager for the smart set in New York.
She writes invitations for many large
details of several large estab i,h-
mentS.
AT the sunset hour, in Seoul, Corea,
a town bell procl aims the fact when
the sun has vanished beneath the hor-
lion. No man is allowed in the street
after that hour, under penalty OF a
fiogging; but. strange to say, the WON.
en- are permitted to go around as usual
visiting their friends or strolling for
pleasure.
THERE is a very considcrate judge in
Leavenworth, Kan. a juror whispered
in Judge Meyers ear that he would
like to go home to welcome a baby
who had just arrived in his family.
The judge ad jour ned court 40 minutes.
In 81 minutes the happy father was
back, and the court proceedings we're
resumed.
ONE of the busiest men in the United
States at present is Col. Amos L. Kim
ball. who has charge of the purchasing
department of the army. To his dis.
erection and good Judgment has bee u
intrusted the equipping and provi sion.
| ing of the enormous army which three
months ago ulu not tNlsl. Nol hlIll'
ball was born in north Lawrence coun.
ty, New York, in 1910.
THE speed of electricity is so great
that its passage from point TO point
along a conducting wire may be re.
garded as practically instantaneous.
Various attempts have been made &c
measure the rate at which it travels.
and observers with delicate iustru.
ments, have affirmed that it is not less
than ll4,00o miles per second, and in
one or two places its speed was as
high as 240 900 miles.
\ GOOD Mexican cock relieves the
mistress ot the house of worry and re-
spon Utility in a manner that is al
most unknown in the United States
| The cook is given so rluch day and
with this amount she will purchase
each pioraing all the provisions for
the day, including even the staples
that are usually oought in large guam.
titles in other countries. On dollar
a day-a cook will PROV lie u very good
table for family of three or four, ana
| get enough beans and tortillas at.
chilli 10 set the ser7ants' table wi
besides
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MILES ARMY.
IL 10 Thought Ii Reached the Place of
Rendezvous on Porto Il can
Coast Sunday Night.

WASHINGTON, July eat is said at
no news can he expected from any Of
fetal source as to Gen. Miles move
mcnts until Monday at the earliest
1t is calculated that he arrived Sunday
on the coast of Porto Rico selected
as the rendezvous for al the
vessels of the expedition. Whether or
not he will undertake. to make a land
ing in advance of the arrival of the
whole expedition will depend entirely
upon conditions as he finds them
Should there be no Spanish force, or
at least, an unconsidcrable one,
on the coast, the troops will
bs landed to relieve them from
the disastrous effects of being con-
fined closely on ship board under a
tropical sun. The general has with
him sufficient artillery to hold any
position he NAV choose tooccupy, sup
plementcd as this artillery will be
10y the guns of his naval convoy. Mean
while the department is making every
effort to hurry along the remainder
of the expedition. some troops are
now on their way from Tampa and
Charleston and should reach Porto
Rico by the middle of the week. Ma
val officials are assisting actively in
getting the troops off and were engaged
sunday in sending the necessary orders
to that and to the commanders of the
naval auxiliary vessels which have
been placed at the service of the war
department In the course of a day or
two the troops brought from Chicka-
manga by Gen. Brooke will sail from
Hampton Roads, where they have been
arriving all day and are ready for
the TRANSPORTS. There is a proba-
bilitv that Gen. Miles may he
DIT layed for several days in his landing
operations for lack of lighters, but
several of these are now on their way
and others will he hurried forward as
rapidly as possible. However it may
be as to his speedy landing on Porto
Rico soil, it will bc well along toward
the end of this week before the active
land campaign will be begun in Porto
Ricu.
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TRESTLE FELL.
Que Man Killed and Several Injured In q
Sewer Trench Near EdGewster
Park, Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, o., July 25.-One man
was killed ard several were injured
Sunday Whine at work on a sewer
Edgewater park. The men were down
in the sewer trench when the trestle
on which the car that hauls away tho
dirt is run fell The car was prccipi-
tated to platform covering the sewer.
Adam Hausman, aged Cd, was crushed
to death beneath the timbers The fol-
lowing were badly injured: Thomas
lIasuzer, aged Sc, city inspector,
thigh broken; Frank Sprungel, aged
81 nose broken and badly cut about
the head and body; Paul Frohall. aged
81, cut in the head and
body bruised; Frank Robinsky.
aged -, and Frank Soczin-
ski, aged so, badly cut and bruised
about the body. All but one OF the
wounded were taken to hospitals. Tn
To this time nobody has been able To
explain why the trestle fell 1t fell
without warning.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-07-28

PROF. CHARLES E. MUNRoE, a noted
chemist and dean of the Columbia uni
verify. has been experimenting with
iovite. new explosive, and predicts it
viii take the place Of gun cotton on
the Vesuvius Jovite is the invention
Of Swiss named Blomen and is a
mixture of certain coal-tar products
and metallic nitrate. 1t can not be
exploded by conclusion, but IL has an
energy equal TO dynamite. Shells fill
ed with jovite have been fred through
IL inches of nickel steel armor with.
out bursting until after coming out a,
the far side
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-07-28

A REsrDESr of West Gouldsboro, Me-,
has in his possession a curious stone,
the size of which is constantly increas-
ing. 1t was found so years ago on the
shore of cove by the brother of the
present owner. who carried it home
because Of its remarkable resemblance
70 large egg. Afterward it was no.
S>ssd that the stone had increased in
size; and in ten years it had doubl
its weight Originally the rock tipped
the scales at about ten pounds, and
now. at the end of 80 years. it weighs
IS pounds Large sums have been of
fered for the curiosity.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-07-28
Lieut.. Hobson Returns to New York

NEW YORK, July %. Lieut.. llobson,
of Merrimac fame, returned to New
York from Washington Saturday
morning with authority to contract
with the Merritt Wre clling Co. here
for raising the Spanish ships Colon
and Teresa lie proceeded to the
company's office Immediately upon his
arrival and expects to conclude the
contract without delay. Hobson real
ICES that to save the Spanish ships for
our navy quick action is necessary
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-07-28

"That field of clover is the sw, ctest,"
\ and another beehive says, That field
of clover is the sweetest" i come in
/ between them and say, stop this
quarrel; if You like that field of clover
/ best, go there; if YOU like this field
Of clover best. go there; hut let m
tell You that that hive which
! grts the most honey i the best hive"
! 50 | come out between the churches of
! the Lord Jesus Christ. One dcnumlna-
/ ton of Christians say. That field of
/ Christian doctrine is best. and another
! SAYS. This field OF Christian doctrine
! is the hr>t Well. | say, go where
. YOU get the most honey. That il the
best church which gets the most honey
Of Christian grace for the heart, aud
/ the most honey of Christian useful
ness for the life.
besides that, if you want To build
up any denomination, yuu will never
! build it up 10y trying To- pull anything
/ down. How much has intolerance ac-
/ compiishcd, for instance. against the
/ Methodist church? For long years her
ministry were forbidden the ruirits of
Great britain. Why was it that 80
many of them preached in the fields?
/ SIMPLY because they could not get in
/ the churches. And the name of the
church was given in dcrision and aS
I a sarcasm. The critics of the church
said: They have no order. they have
no method in their Worship and the
critics, therefore. in irony called them
! ''MctnodiSt~.'
| am told that in Aston library, New
+ lurs, kept a. curin~iticS, there are 1o7
/ hooks and pam nhlctS against Method
/ ism. Did intolcranc" stop that church?
/ No: il i either first ar second ami the
J denominations % CnrI>trudnm, her
/ missionary station, in all parts of the
| world. her men not only important in
religious trusts, but important also in
| secular trusts. Church marching on
and the more intolei ance against it
| the faster i; marched
What did intolerance accomplish
/ against the BAPTIST church? Ii laugh
/ ing scoru and tiradc could have de-
. stroycd the church il would not have
/ to-day a disciple left. The Eaptists
/ were hurled out of l., ston in olden
times. Those who >ympathizci with
/ them were impri soncd ami when a pc
! ution was offered asking lenicncy in
/ their behalf. all the men who signed t
were indicted. Has intolerance stop
| ped the Baptist church? The last sta
tistic> in regard to it showed $4,000
churches, and i.0Oo.O0O communicates.
lntolrrancr never lutS down anything.
In England law was made against
| the jew. England thrust back the
jew and thrust down the dew and de-
| clared that no jew should hold official
| position What came of it? We're the
Jews destroyed? Was their religion
ovcrthrown? No. Who became prime
minister OF England? Who was next
To the throne: Who was higher than
the throne, because he was counselor
and adviser? lf>raeli, jew. What
were we celebrating in all our
churches as well as synasoCueS only "A
few years "''o" The one .hundr. ii
! birthday of Mont fore. the great jew.
phIlanthropist Intolerance never
nut down anything.
'., now, my friends, having shown
l"u IL origin of bigotry or scctarian-
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War to the Death.

The slaughter was frightful
The dead and dying were strCwn a5oat b
thousands
The crash Of matter and the wreck Of M
terial bore testimony to the awful work that
had been done!
But the end was not vet, for Mrs. q IIooli
han. with her insect destroyer in hand, con
tinued To pass 10 and fro among the detached
pieces Of furniture, Staying without mercy
and spraying with ferceness that betrayed
long suffering and grim determination q
end it, even il the cost should mount up q
a quarter.-Clevel1nd Leader.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-07-28
Potatoes for santiago.

ST. Louis, July ga 81. Louis COM
mission house, upon receiving a tele-
graph order from the assistant quar-
termaster general at Chickamauga for
Is carlos of potatoes 10 be shipped
immediately to Tampa and thence by
transport to Santiago, hired n number
of extra drays, canvas>cd the city for
potatoes an; in l. hours had the Is
cars loaded and ready FIR shipment
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-07-28

LAST winter Commodore Schley re.
marked TO a company of gentlemen in
New York, that If the time should
come when we should have any diff
hculty with foreign nation, involv.
ing naval operation. there would prob
ably be some surprises in store in
connection with the performances OF
our gunners He stated that the prac.
tice of gunners in the United States
navy. firing At targets. etc, was. he
behaved, more thorough and better
than IN any other navy in existence
and that the craftsmanship of the gun.
ners in the American navy was super.
Tor to that Of any other.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-07-28

ADM CANARA is English on his moth.
ers side, for his father, who was a
marine captain, married a Miss Liver
more. in Live. pool He, like his COM
raae. Adm Ceryera. graduated from
the naval academy at San Fernando,
which he entered in the very year that
the latter was leaving Cs5ll lie saw
service in the Morocco expedition. aud
lid not gain his captaincy until 1871.
In private life Adm. Camara is s1me-
what OF a moody recluss. He is an an
-ient monarchist, and was one of those
who advocated the giving of the crown
Of Spain to Alfonso XII
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-07-28

AFTER all our laughing at Spanish
war news the most truthful item from
any origin since the conflict began is
the Madrid dispatch published about
the time of our FIRST landing in Cuba
which said: adm Cervera, it is
rumored in political circles. will i'm.
mediately undertake a step the prob
able result of which will be favorable
TO peace"
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-07-28

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. July -. -
Tampa special states that transports
are rapidly loading and are ready to
move at any time. An officer who ar
rived from Fernandina Saturday
morning states that the general opin-
ion is that transports will be there in
a few days to take troops off.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-07-28
Violent ElrthQuake SHOCK

VALPARAISO, CHILE, July ga vio-
lent shock of earthquake, lasting .
minute, was felt at Concepcion, capt.
tai of the Chilean province of that
name, and at Tclcahuano, on the BAY
of Conception, and eight miles distant
from Concepcion city. Many houses
were destroyed, and the telegraph and
electric light wires were severed.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-07-28

si6cent present from
,.- 6nd in the Philip
s-.zssse map in relief of
s.nes, made of beaten gold,
sfesssns marked by rubies, the
Zines written in sapphires and the
dedication in diamonds. The map is
set In frame of gold and jewels, with
gold bust Of Canovas on top and this
is inclosed in box of precious wood
srtistically carved. The gift it valued
at $50 OoQ
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-07-28
Hung Fuur Hours I'm "A Gate.

ALLIANCE, o., July ga four-year-
old girl was caught under a gate while
trying to crawl through, and remained
in that awful position four hours be-
fore noticed. Her hip was dis!ocated
and other injuries sustained.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-07-28
Cant. Knox Promoted.

WASHINGTON, July %. THE president
has directed the appointment of Capt
Knox, who figured so gallantly in the
engagement at Santiago and was badly
wounded there, to be major and in
spector general Capt Knox is now
confined by his injuries at Fort Hamil-
ton hospital, New York
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-07-28

The contract for printing United
States postage stamps next year in.
cludes 2.7e6, 7e9. 5es two-cent stamps.
and l,S44, sec. $50 one-ceut stamps.
The smallest number of any one va
riety will be 4. 42o $50 stamps These
are used for postage upon newspapers
mailed in bulk.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-07-28

III rs said that the last direct descend.
ant of Amerigo vespucci, who is liv,
ing in Florence, Italy, is the Countess
America Talon. Her husband, Wis
count Talon, was a Frenehman. who
fought in the Crimea, and was NOR
tally wounded at Solferino. They
were once rich, but the widow has lit
tie left TO live upon except small
pension accorded her by Spain in
memory of her great ancestor.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-07-28

owENroN, Ky, July 2S-Congress-
man Settle has appointed Attills
Brock, of Owen, to the West Point ca,
detshIp from the Ashland district after
a competitive examination in which
there were seven applicants,
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-07-28
spanlard. at San Juan win Resist.

ST. THOMAS, II. W. l., July a5.--The
Spaniards at San Juan are making ex-
tensive preparations TO resist an an
ticipated attack upon the part of the
United States warships, which are I'M
derstood to be conveying the army of
invasion commanded by Gen. Miles
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-07-28

WASHINGTON, July 15.-The armies
of Gems. Shafter and Brooke, with Gen.
Miles in command, will move upon Ha.
vana in the fall. Skaters army will
soon be moved to the United States,
where they will rest until operations
begin on Havana
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-07-28

NAVAL Cadet Hiroaki Tamura. who
is at Annapolis through the courte "
of this government is a very much
disappointed young man because the
japanese legation at Washington will
not permit him to aid Uncle Sam in
whipping the SpaniardS Tamura is
In this country under the supervision
of his own government and to let him
enter the United States service would
be violation of the neutrality laws
on the part of Japan.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-07-28
Fireman Will Die,

TOLEDO, O., July 25.-A collision oc
CURED in the I. & o. c yards, between
two yard engines Bernard ]. Mon
roe, a fireman, had both legs broken
and was hurt internally and will die
Five or six others received slight in
iuries
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-07-28
NKw ORLEANS has blind bootblack;
but then hardly any bootblaclS is able
TO zee that your boots are not in need
of q shine.

Ben JORDAN, the prize fighter. who
recently whipped George Dixon, Amer.
ica's champion featherweight is the
SON of a London clergyman and has
been disowned by his family because
of his taking up with pugilism.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-07-28

Now that Hawaii has been annexed,
the Queen powager Kapiolani is SUN :
her two nephews for property in
Honolulu, worth. hundreds of thou.
sands of dollars, which she had prs.
viously decided TO them, while another
report is to the effect that the cx.
queen Is going back to the islands to
live
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-07-28
No More Rae ,ng at Hawthorne.

CHICAGO, July a5.-The Cicero town
board, at special meeting Saturday
evening, decided that there shall be no
more racing at Hawthorne