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MISS WINNIE; DAMS worsr

NTISH WINNIE DAVIS WDI:SL
NAii;AGA&S EFT I'if.l:. X. L.. s Ut
Mass Ninii" Davis. Tho daughter Of
.F',t'S''h lf:Nis, who i III with sat.iti.,
mere experienced :, change for IN,
%"rsc Today. Her condition 10 n,,,
Considered critical
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VesSelR SIIicu Hrster.,av

Hamburg.
Steamship Finshury ';rl. James. st.
Thomas.
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rAN1i:I. WEBSTER: rlIowp;. r
'i'''ll"' Which til" Statesman cav.
Making II Famous Dish.

h'''il"' hi"h tn" Statesman cav. Tor
M'ti'ngn Famous Dish
't' n i ana S;rr.ml
IN Il lelt'r t";n his home. july ~.
'H'! ''an'"i Webster "r,,i":
w" went a fishing Yesterday ana
brought III = go 4 far" hut ", ,id mn
'h'ri Il ha'il'':t No, did We So. or hear
y y SinSi" l!:tIdurk. there ar. Il f,.w
mae k"r'l in The bay Of an unromrlunlv
ihi.;r size. aud y. have jusl had one
'"r mr. breakfast. Mrs Webster is
making us i nice ,.how.rr for uu,. din
''''i today Gu. az Il goldfish VERY l:iiga
r,,o;l ms it nas h,.,.n iur.rrnL nm,
Mrs. Webster VAS tho ,,nnw.ler artist.
But there is abun,ian, evidence. INA, IN
Webster hi,:,s,lr is .luc III. .rc,lj, fnr
lh,. dish which bears His n,,,, nm. !.
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''.''I u. 81 lnpier' thcn th' pork
aHo'h"' laH'E "f liSn ana the renlain1-
rf al IN" ."''h'"rs; MI ~" pot with wa
ter enough IN cover tn" ingredients nut
i Yer !, good fire IL, the ,nnw,lcr bon
= minutes; When this is done hay. a
quart nt boiling milk ready and ten
h..'! csI"%rr$ split ANA Dipped in cu!i
water: add milk and crackers L., thu
wh'''' h"il iivr minutes; the ch"wdrr is
then really ana Will Ia. irst-r,, If van
nave followed rhc directions. .ln onion
Is added il YOU like that flower
IA DOVE, MA DOVE AND OTHERS
Come. along conn alon,. ,.on.I nrs
Dove. according to Pick -Mc-lTp.
"Enthrrch if do" uuffrd hcr. hus-
band "'rh,r,..s - vouno ,,u,,la -n,,o
into The woods. ana I'm not going to
lose sight of Them" ana off he lvw in
And this is love" sighed Ma Dove
but shortly attrrward she. too. flew in
III. direction her husband had taken
and soon took !, perch on the bow he.
side him
Underneath the young couple Mere
strnlling amid the green wood. hand IN
hand.
Lets sit down here said one.
the nthcr. ana 50 hev w,.n, ~ fn -, Wv w."
until they came IL a glade
DO lie; US sit here! signed one ..,.m
;, tir, a. ~ Dnv,. n,am,.n IN ~ ~" ~ III
~ bad excuse is better than none i"
he rh"rticd. Him tired? He ajnl
tired
Hush! didn't hear what he said"
whisprrrI NJ. n,v.. ..h,,, -
down any anyhow"
Wants to 90 farther in The woods
where il is quirtcr." chuckl.d Ma Dow
- Amt ii Il u;lIl,.r" unI ~, ,r,,,,I-
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shrcwd
Business
Men

Arc hnyin:: real estate now before The
bis: boom begins.
Mere 'hln slooooo worth Of real
estate has changed hands in Newport
News in Il, pas, three week. N,w is
the fine t" put your money in real
estate if yea want 10 st wealth out
of the present movement. If You are
going t" invest don't fail to come ana
Sc us. We have some splendid bar
gains in business, residence ana sub
urban properties which Will make you
fine profit in Il few weeks
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-04
H0BS0N ON THE PLATFORM

Atlanta, Ga, Aug. 2.-Lieutenant Rich
mond Pearson Hobson, L. S. N, accom-
panied by his mother. arrived in Atlanta
this morning and was the hero of the cay
His stay in the city was one continuous
ovation. This evening at the Woman's
club rooms. Lieutenant Hobson delivered a
short lecture for the benefit of fund to
aid Georgia soldiers in the field. In a
modest, straightforward manner he told
OF his adventure on the Merrimac in San
tisgo harbor, and spoke also of the trials
of the American soldiers in their campaign
against Santiago. The lieutenant told his
audience that the sinking of the Merrimac
was no illustrious deed, but that it was
merely an evidence that the men of the
American navy stood ready to answer any
cali of duty.
Later tonight the young lieutenant and
his mother were given d reception at the
governors mansion. where they were
greeted by fully 5000 persons.
At midnight the lieutenant and his
mother departed for New York.
New York, Aug. 2-Ths third expedition
Of the Merritt-Chapman Wrecking and
Derrick company, consisting Of four pom
toons and the bark Fred Sharp, will leave
Stapleton. 5. /. tomorrow morning for
Santiago. The pontoons were selected by
Lieutenant Hobson last week and VIII be
used in raising the cruiser CristobaI
Coon.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-04
GOMEZ bT The IROCHb
Trying to Reunite Eastern and
Western Provinces.
TAKES A SPANISH TOWN
Gunboat Helena Sinks Small
Spanish Craft.
TAKES A SPANISH TOWN

Key West, Fla. Aug. s.-Captsin Del
Velle Ignacio. of the insurgent forces
was brought here this morning by the
guniboat Helena which took him aboard
near TInose de Cazo. on the south coast
of Cuba, on July 25. He reported that on
July General Miguel Gomez (under
whom he served in the Sancu Spiritus
district Of the province of Santa Clara
attacked the town of Gtbora with 800 men
and after few hours fighting compelled
rhe Spaniards to raise the white flag.
Three dynamite shells from the Syms-
Dudley gun, he said, tore big holes IN
the walls Of the town. killed nine Span
iards and wounded twelve. One hundred
and sixteen prisoners we're taken and the
town is held by the Cubans. The Cuban
loxs WAS one killed and three wounded.
When Captain 1gnacfo left General Go
meg was making plans to attack the tro-
cha and restore communication between
the eastern and western provinces.
The Helena, which has been on blockade
duty for nearly a month, sank number
OF harbor tugs and lighters at Casilda
last week. and sent one little tug, the
Manatoe, which surrendered in preference
TO being sunk, to Guantanamo bay.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-04
HAVANA SPANlARD'S VIEW

Havana. Aug. 3.-The Union Consti+u-
oional in an editorial yesterday said that
the Spanish temperament. additionally ex-
cited b ythe tropical heat.' rouses in A.
moment 10 the highest pitch of eathus-
fasm or sinks 20 the most exaggerated
point Of depression. in explanation. rbe
paper remarks that the shout of help will
demoraliZe the army here as muchas the
cry that everything is lost Continuing
the Union Constitutional advices the peo-
pie not 10 give way before the alarming
statements Of pessimists. asserting that
nothing is last as yet, as the Americans
have not found a single inSUrgent layol
Thereupon the Union Constitutional
SAYS: ~It the United States sincerely
wishes this country to he prosperous and
10 enjoy peace. it Will md in SPANS SOW
ereignty the most satisfactory elements
10 bring such state Of affairs about.
1--WE are convinced As 10 the imnossi-
bility Of discovering anvrhing stable
among the scpara,ists. Besides. Spain
has not yet surrendered and s.il possess
ses sufficient elements TO keep up the strur
gle. However II the peace rumors are
confirmd. Spain is stiu in a condition 10
make an honorable treaty Of peace. We
repeat once more THAI Spanish sovereignty
over this ISLAM viii not be lost and that
-the Spanish flag viii continue 10 wave
over this land, discovered and civilized by
our Spanish ancestors. At the last mo-
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DEWEY WILL FIX THEM.

San Francisco Aug. IA spec1z1 20 rSs
Chronicle from Cavits dated June =.
says:
Theirs arc nine rttis Spanish Eunsos n
scattered about this and tho Caroltns
group Of islands, and when Manila has
bean suorm1d Admiral Dewey will turn ~
attention 70 their capture OF destruction
A. near az can be ascegtSiaed they are
distributed as follows.
In the BAsig river. Manila, g1fooats
Ceou- lamar (or S&maFJ. and BuiuSsH-
At noiio Kunboat II C4no.
At Zam5oSnEs, g1nbJst FamDsnEA
At BlaiAbsc. gunbUst CaJarnAneA
At TonADe. Caroline islaadG. gunboaf
Looos
or these v><=eis named p Csno 10 ths
largest and beaf. Admiral Dewey plan
nd % send the BslIuors after her some
tine ago but decided IN view % ths Jan
ger OF secoud feet coming from Spain
that Sc would De well 70 keep his esf~ass
intact
u f. probable tsst two Of the vessels
slrnk By Dswsy's feet may yet b raised
and rsnhsred servicsaAse.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-04
HIS RECALLS OLD ZINES

Havana, Aug. S-The German cruiser
Geier has arrived here from Vera Cruz,
Mexico. She had on board a prominent
German, Herr Gustave Book, who is wsil
known here in business and other circles.
played a German march.
The French cruiser D'Estalng is expect
ed at Sagua la Grande.
A French steamer, the Manoubia, was
captured last Saturday at noon, off Isa-
bella, Sagua, and was taken 10 Key West
by American ships
A Spanish report says that at noon on
Saturday last an American warship fired
on the Punta Maya, Matanzas, battery,
after the battery had opened fire on the
wrshlp, which is said to have Withdrawn
for q time and to have returned with an
other ship. The two vessels, it appears
fired eight shots at the battery which
were answered by twenty shots from the
shore guns. whereupon the ships are al
legged to have Withdrawn. 1t is said that
only one Spanish artilleryman was
wounded.
During the evening Of Saturday last
only one AuCIlCSH snip WAS III SlSHL
Matanzas.
1t is announced from the palace that on
Saturday morning last the planta ton of
Precise province of Matanzas, was at
tackled by a force of cavalry and infantry
under the American flag. 1t is added that
squadron of Spanish cavalry from the
plantation of Dos Rosas assisted in
routing the Americans" who are said to
have left ten men killed on the field. The
Spaniards, according to the report, had
two men badly wounded.
In the provinces of Havana and Matan-
zas recently there have been several IN
important skirmishes between Spanish
TOrces and bands of Insurgents. An In
surgent force, under the leadership of
Camejo, opened fire on Thursday last on
San Nicolas, but was seemingly repulsed
by the garrison after short period of
firing
The insurgents are also announced to
have attacked Gamarraga, defended by a
fort, in the province of Santa Clara, for
the purpose of capturing cattle which
were pasturing there. The Spanish YER
sion Of the affair says that the insurgents
were driven off after an exchange of
shots which lasted ten minutes.
The free kitchens here have distributed
about 1900 rations during the last two
days. 1t is estimated that about 1900
persons are being fed daily from charit-
able sources. The municipality contrib
utes $4,000 monthly to the charitable fund
From today on about 1900 raions will
be given out daily
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-04
Popularity OF the Eagles STANDARD
War Atlas

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re Eagle Is furnishing 70 80 readers IL
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GOOD ROUGH RlDER SIORlES

Chicago Ii. Aug. 1--I-leEteaaut ;. 2
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R-sers. who has Seen promised a - stsia- :
couu-ss9z for hss zork 80 the battle q
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bodys bravery 5ut h-s eva j. Is left
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DEWEY AS AN ORGANIZER.

San Francisco. Aug. 3.-The Manila cor
respondent Of the Hong Kong ProsS
says:
Admiral Dewey does not conans his
lsbors TO the Olympia lie goes 10 Ca
vlte every day. et&ols hnrdlutuAeonplunpu
vite almost every day. by his order and
excellence Of It's execution the navy yard.
arsenal. forts and barracks have bson
from confusion and chaos TO neatntsa and
sYsfeI1'.
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ment the army and the people will do their
sacred and patriotic duty"
In second editorial, the Union Consti
tuodonal calls upont he people to resist TO
the utmost. saying that even If Spain is
routed here, Il will be only an accident,
detail, end misfortune" The paper
then says: Even IL Spain is smashed
here on me Island ofu Cha. and It's fnhabi
tante are deserted, owing 10 t1et reason
Of some of the Cubans and the immense
power OF the great republic, which wants
to appear human. but which IS a hundred
times more jnhuman and cruel than it is
extensive in territory, they VIII never be
able 20 reduce Spain to impotence or ap-
pear less barbarous among nations"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-04
cERuAxYTETE~ TO RxrLAIs

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German Cxzs1ts this sTsa = pua stss
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policy ~ Manila base os oa1rls3 re-
r.o--s. explaining ;hat fhls wsa fsrs VITA
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-04
GARCIA IN TROUBLE AGAIN

| Copyrighted, 1898, by Associated Press }
Playa del Este, Guantanamo Bay, Aug.
1 Z q p. m.)-News has been received here
today from General Calixto Garcia and
the Cuban forces under him q Magyar,
near the bay of Nipe, on the north coast
Of the province Of Santiago de Cuba The
report is that General Garcia has been
in heavy fight with Spanish troops, who
were trying to effect a junction with the
main body OF Spanish regulars al Holsuin.
These Spaniards were probably the force
that evacuated Nfpe bay during the re-
cent naval bombardment A large body
fCuban reinforcements had reached
General Garcia. and the impression is that
he defeated the Spaniards in this engage
ment or at least held his own. The Cuban
dispatch says that two cannon had al
ready been taken from the enemy and
that the Spanish cavalry had been de-
feated.
General Garcia had moved toward HOB
gum, as ii was reported that the Span
iards were trying to open their way
through the Cuban lines to the province
of Puerto Principe.
The inhabitants of Caimanera and Guam
tanamo are now receiving Red Cross sup
plies from Santiago.
The tug Manati. recently surrendered,
arrived here today from Cieufuegos IN
charge of Ensign McFarlane Of the gun
boat Helena. Ensign McFarlane says that
the reports from Trinidad, Cape Cruz,
Manzanillo and Cfenfuegos indicate great
suffering and starvation Throughout the
whole section, where the blockade is doing
its work with much expedition.
It is believed that Manzarillo VIII have
to surrender on demand from the navy
before many weeks
New York. Aug 2-President T. Estrada
Palma, of tho Cuban junta, when ques
toned today about the estrangement be-
tween General Garcia and General Shat
ter, sid:
There is no danger that the Cubans
will permit a slight misunderstanding Of
one Of their countrymen-even g general
with an American to affect the successful
issue Of the campaign. I know that Cen
eral Garcia, as Wen as all the Cubans. has
too deep a sense Of gratitude toward fhe
United States to harbor slight or fancied
wrongs against their benefactOrs.''
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-04
HAWAIIAN RECRUITS.

san Francisco. Aug. 5.--Csn>r2i &srrf-
sra. commaHainy tho department q Cal
forni2, baz reserved To- fo.iov.sE d.
patch from AS3utsnt General Corbia.
The president declares nat - sHF q
- military forces % ths Ha~aii7a
I.lzncs desire 20 become part % your SOL
unteer army y0U are authorized 70 orS azz-
lze not % txcssd orc hzttss..on - infa1--
y. usmits the oaeers. sas cs1sing tas
oucsrz and rres - - rnuzrs-e9 iata 80
service ard have .hsn rsDor; = cssoas.
Barber sor duty"
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AGUINA[DO IS HUMANE
According TO United States
Consul WlIdman.
NINE SPANISH GUNB0ATS
Dewey VIII Sink as Soon as
a Manila is Off Hands.

Washington. Aug. 3-The state depart
ment has been advised by Consul wgd-
en by Aguinaldo. She insuTgent chief. IN
Guiding monks. are treated with perfect
humanity" and all statements 20 the
contrary are absolutely false-
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De Moiues. IA. Aug. 2-oGvernor shaw
leaves this evening for Chicago. where he
Will oe joined by Mrs Shaw. Adjutan:
General Byers and Co.ore. Z. 6. P-arc for
= trip south. The party viii first visst the
Iowa troops a. ChicS&Inauga, gong then
10 Jacksonville and perhaps Tampa, re-
turning by way Of Washington.
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STILL ANOTHER PRIZE.

ey Wes-. Fla. Aug S-l2 nooo.-Tne Nor
wog.au steamer Franklin. Of abou, $50 tons
bound from Vera Cruz. with a csrgo Of
food supplies, was captured by the con-
verted yach; Siren on Monday. OF Fran
els Key. near CaIbarien, and was brought
here today 10y a prize crew. under COM
mand Of Lieutenaut Iituefeld. she rad
already a portion Of her cargo vnen she
was caught.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-04

PeoFe really oG<st - have better sezae
..-z sLSy E2ye---44.S&.4sc= L.e-<-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-04-30
VIM. B. HOOPER,,
LESSEE
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The UNION PACIFIC.
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III Utah, Wyoming, Colorado, Kansas, and
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The advantages gained by travelling
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Quick Time,
unequa!ied Service,
Magnificent Equipment,
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Pullman Palace SIeepers,
Pullman Dining Cars.
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For time tables, pamphlets descriptive
of the country traversed, rates Of fair, or
amy other information. address
f. l.. LONAN,
GEN'L PASS. AND Ticker AGENT
OMAHA, NEB.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-04-30
F fiji eth Anniversary.

Next year, 1899, James Vick'> sons will
celebrate the fiftieth Anniversary of the
estabii~h"}Nnt Oftheir ipweranI seed cat
alogue. am Wick WAS the first man in
America to publish an illustrated seed
catalogue. That first catalogue would
doubtless present a remarkable contrast
compared with the beautiful book of 100
pages presented to their patrons this
year.. The present firm propose to pre-
sent to all their patrons Of 1898 a hand
some souvenir Of their anniversary at the
"~I'enin:; of the year 1898. They offer
many bargains this season. Noticeable
is n It 'It"c Rambler roses.
Last >r:o"n II of these plants sold for
fifty cents, but this year JAMES -, Ks
Sons" of Rochester. y. y. "ff"r ono g.. 81
OF the "it.'. ..iioW and crimson i..umD-
lers for only forty cents. Nick's Garden
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-04-30
SHERiFFS SALE.
Sheriffs Office, County OF ornsby,

Shnriffs Office, County OF Orrnsbv.
State of Nevada.
Notict Of sale Of real estate under exc
cutiOn.
BY virtue OF an execution issued ont Of
the District Court OF the FIRST Judicial
District of the State Of Nevada, in and
for Ornsby County, wherein Slammed
Longabaugh was plaintiff and VIM. NJ.
WyncoOp was defendant, upon a judg-
ment rendered the 18th day of February.
A. D. 1898, for the sum of seven hundred
and thirty-two and l5-lOO dollars (S732lN
no part of said judgment having been
paid save and except the sum of Four
Hundred and two dollars ($4O2.oW leav-
ing a balance due upon said Judgment.
for the sum of three hundred and thirty
and 15-l00 dollars ($33O.l5) which said
balance due is duly docketed in Judg-
lnent Book ID, Ormsby County Records,
and is in full force and effect.
have this day levied upon all the
right, title, claim and interest, OF said
defendant, VIM NJ. Wyncoop, of and to
the following described real estate
tO-wit:
The w. halfof y. W. :. Of Sec. "a. and
F. half of y. L. / of Sec. %. tp. 10, Y. r.
10, E. NJ. d. B.. & NJ.
Public notice is hereby given that l
will on WEDNESDAY, THE lIth DAY
OF MAY. \. u. 1895, n l O'Clock r. NJ of
said day i'll front of the Court House
door of the County of Orm@by, sell at
public auction for gold or silver coin Of
the United States, all the right, title
claim and interest of said defendant
VIM. NJ. NyncoOp, of in and to the above
described property or so mach thereof
as may be necessary to raise sufficient
money to satisfy said judgment, with in
terestS and costs. to the highest ami best
bidder.
WIN. NINNEN. Sheriff.
BY +. k~N0BLOrH, Deputy.
Dated this 10Th day of April. \. y. 1898.