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In n Fighting Spirits

Madrid. May 9, Q p. m.-Senor Sa-
gasta denies the inn that Marshal
Martinez Campos will replace Lieuten-
ant General Daban as captain general
of Madrid. ~
An impressive mass was held this
morning in the Church of st. Joseph
for the repose of the souls of those
slain at Cavite. The church was filled
with sailors in uniform.
A dispatch from Porto Rico says "a
good fighting spirit" prevails there.
thanks to the munitions brought by the
cruiser Alphonso XIII. and the strong
Notifications. The dispatch says that
the Spanish merchantmen which es-
capped from the armed American liner
was the steamer Paulina. which has
arrived at San Juan de Porto Rico The
Paulina first ook refuge in Port Fall
tardo. from which point a Spanish
warship chased h American east
ward.
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Waiting Orders.

San Francisco. May s.-Among the
arrivals from Honolulu On the City Of
Picking. were Admiral Miller and Lieu
tenants Rodgers and Andrews. u. 8. NJ.
who come here to await orders from
Washington.
Captains Sakia and Kashewabara,
with several Iieutenants and other off,
GERS Of the Japanese imperial navy.
who came to assume charge OF the new
Japanese cruiser Chitose, recently COM
pleted at the Union Iron works. also
arrived on the Picking.
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Provisioning IN. For,..

Kingston. May 2. 6 p. m.-The Span
iards are trying 10 provision h forts
OF eastern u b before the blockade
begins. To-day shipping merchants
here received cable requests from San
tiago and Manzanillo for of
food. II is represented that there is
time yet TO market large quantities Of
provisions. Two schooners have been
chartered here and N has been char
tered at Monteio bay.
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ARMS FOR CUBANS.
h Gussis win TAKE Rides, Ammunition
and Provisions TO the Insurgents.

-. -----
Ine eossss wa Iake kines' Ahs"u"'''""
and Providers To the Insurgents.
Tampa. Fla. NAV 9.-The steamer
Gussie. one of the Mallory line boats,
chartered by the government for use
as a transport. will sail for Cuba be-
fore morning. loaded with arms. ammu-
milton and upplie furnished by the
United states government for the use
of the Cuban insurgents. A
OF 100 United States troops from the
LIST regiment OF infantry will ac-
company the expedition n aid In
guarding the landing of the valuable
cargo. and will, IL necessary, penetrate
into the interior far enough to place
gents. The expedition will be in charge
OF Captain w. H. Dorst. General
Miles aide, who mas lust returned from
Cuba.
The Gussie has on board between six
and seven thousand Springfield rifles,
about 200. 900 rounds of ammunition and
several hundred boxes of provisions,
consisting principally of canned meats
and hard tack. The utmost secrecy Is
maintained regarding the point Of land
ing. but in view of Captain Dorst's re-
cent landing near Havana, where he
communicated with the insurgent lead
err. General Delgado. II is believed that
the expedition will be headed for a
point not far from Havana The Gus
sic had mounted on her forward deck
to-day a o~ne-pounder rapid-ire gun.
1t Is understood. however. that she will
be met at some point not far from Key
West by a gunboat from the blockad-
ing squadron and escorted to the desia-
mated landing place.
The Whitney, the sister ship of the
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Cape Hsytien. Hayti. May s.-Juiius
@. Tucker. United States consul at
Martinique, says there Is no foundation
for the report that a Spanish feet has
been sighted of hat island.
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Forced tn Retre0t.

Madrid, May 9. . p. m.-An omclai
dispatch from Havana asserts tnat an
American cruiser and a large torpedo
boat attempted to force the Caraenas
channel and opened fire on the span.
ish gunboats Antonio Lopez. T1gera ano
Alerta. After a half hours engage
ment the American warships. the dis-
patch says. We're forced to retreat.
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Landed His Party.

Washington. May a-Msjor General Nu-
nez, OF the Cuban army. arrived here last
night ON his return from landing a party
in Cuba This landing was about two
weeks ago. after conferences between
General Nunez. General Miles and Senior
Quesada. the Cuban delegate, and was
for the purpose of opening up communi-
cation with Generals Garcia and Gomez.
After a brief conference with Mr.. Que
sado General Nunez left for New York.
where he will make a report to President
Palma. The results OF his trip are guarded
with much care by the Cuban officials
here. who deem IL inexpedient TO discuss
what General Nunez lid. II is said. how
ever. that his party found no difficulty In
establishing communication with the Gu
ban commanders in the island. IL Is un-
derstood that General Nunez will continue
organizing parties OF Cubans TO 20 to the
front and will have m of the
united Cuban forces other than those in
the field under Garcia and Gomez.
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No Yet.

St. Thomas. West Indies. May 9.-The
Spanish ironclad cruiser Isabel II. ar
rived this morning, and after commune
eating with the Spanish consul cleared
Immediately. Hes destination is unknown.
No news of any engagement yesterday.
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New York. May "A dispatch TO the
World from Hong Kong says; New In
structions have come from Washington
for Commodore Dewey and the revenue
cutter Hugh McCulloch will soon leave
for Manila. The dispatches are from
a categorical message sent with references
TO future operations at Manila and there
abouts. IL is known that they sent In
structions. hut as they are sealed and will
be opened only by Commodore Dewey. the
intents Of the chief executive will not be
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ON THE JUMP.

Every Man In Troop ID IN . Rush for .
Special Dispatch to the Standard
Missouia. May a.-Every man OF troop u
has been on the jump and there
has been a rush for horses. The assem-
bling OF mounts for the men has been IN
progress ever since the troop was organ
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s,..,sra. Ar. Gr,~ved.

New York, May s.-A dispatch to the
World from Singapore says: There IL gen
eral grief here smong all the Spanish
sympathizers at the American victory at
Manila. But the reduction of the town
and the capture OF the other
will not complete the American work IN
the Philippines.
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The Spanish Loaaes-

New York.. May s.-A dispatch to the
Herald from Hong Kong says: The sur
seon OF the Castillo says that Admiral
Monte1o was wounded. The captain. chap
lain and lieutenant were killed and six
were n on the Castillo. One hun
dred and fifty were killed and 30 wounded
on the Reina Christina. Admiral Monteto's
flagship. Five we're killed n " wound
ed on the Dor Juan de Austria Foul
Antonio Ulloa.
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Watching the Passage.

Port au Prince. Hayti. May s-its
rumore that the United states e.uis-
er montgomery Is on the Mole 81 Nicn-
olss. apparently Watching the Wind
ward passage between Hayti and Cuoa-
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Sampson IL Waiting.

New York, May "a special TO the
Herald from Washington says:
Gable cdvices received from Rear Nd
mirai Sampson his arrival OF
the coast of Hayti with n division of his
fleet. He will remain at the point where
he is now located until the department
or one of the scouts inform him of the
appearance OF the Spanish men-of-war
which sailed from st. Vincent nine days
ago.
Although press reports have been pub
lished announcing that the Spanish fleet
has arrived at San Juan. Porto Rico, and
off Martinique. the department has heard
nothing from the American liners acting
as scouts confirming such reports and
the consular officers OF this government
In the West Indies are silent. The OFF,
GERS are under instructions to repor to
the department of state any reliable in
formation OF the presence OF any Spanish
men-of-war.
The naval board has calculated the
Spanish squadron to be at or near Porto
Rico b. this time. and II Is In the ope
of bottling up the fleet In the harbor OF
San Juan that the men-of-war Of the
North Atlantic squadron are lowering
within a short distance OF Porto Rico.
Some apprehension exists in naval circles
of the possibility hat the Spanish YES
sells have passed the American scouts a,
night or In misty weather. In which event
OF course, IL will be more dificult to mn
them
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Planning Havana Attack.

Washington. May a.-The cabinet de-
cided on an aggressive campaign AGAINST
the Spanish In the Philippines. Five thous-
and troops will be sent. II expects impor-
tant news soon from Sampson, VINO mas
moved against Porto Rico. IL is not De-
lieved he viii encounter the Spanish meet
at Porto Rico. Later on Havana VIII De
attacked from the rear by United states
and insursent troops and by the Meet IN
front.
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Assigned.

Chicago, May a.-Robsrt Lindblom. the
widely known board Of trade operator.
assigned this afternoon. Assets given rs
500. 900 and liabilities as Size, 200.
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ONE

~~ AXHJO8e
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing TO the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
lem efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
It's action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
hsslthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
TO all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SO
osnt bottles BY all leading drug
eists. ANY reliable druggist who
nay NOT have it on hand will pro-
enc it promptly for any n wb
wishes TO try it Do not accept any
0bDtitute.
CALIFORNIA re SxRUP ca
sAs hsAScssco CAL
Muuuxlf. ~. Asw s0nk ~
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Srhley's Fleet.

Fort Monroe. Va. May e.-The cruiser
New Orleans. Captain Folger. arrived AZ
Hampton Roads this morning and Joined
the flying squadron. The new cruiser was
watched with great interest by Commo
dore Schley and stan. They expressed
great admiration for the new vessel. She
IL evidently better fitted than the de-
tached Columbia. though not so fast. The
Minneapolis will come down this after
noon fully coaled and the squadron will
then consist of three cruisers. two battle
ships and a converted yacht.
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TROOPS FOR MANILA.
Preparations Being Made to Garry Them
to the Philippines.


Washington. May 9.-Evidences Of
the preparations being made for carry
ing troops to the Philippines were APP
parent at the war department to-day.
The officials had before them a list of
between Is and 20 vessels whose home
port Is on the Pacific coast n were
making preparations looking to their
character as transports. Their aggre-
gate capacity is more than ample for
the purpose OF the government. Should
all be secured. the war department will
be able to send cavalry troops to the
Philippines in case this is deemed neces-
sary. The assignment of one battalion
of infantry, two batteries of light artil-
lery. one troop OF ~cavalry-Utah's APP
~portionment of troops for the national
defense-is taken to Indicate that some
OF them will be sent to Manila.
IL the original programme is ad-
hered to, the volunteers to be sent to
reinforce Admiral Dewey will include
the following. with the possible excep-
ton of the artillery I'M the rifiemen:
Two regiments of infantry n two bat
teries OF heavy artillery from Califor-
mia, one regiment of infantry from Ore
gone. one from Washington. and one
battalion Of infantry and Senator
Shoup's troop of rlhemen. In addition
to these troops the department will. 1t
Is said. avail itself of the our compa-
MES of the 14th infantry, now On their
way from Vancouver barracks to San
Francisco. and portions OF the 4th av-
airy and Sd artillery.
They want to Gs - Manila.
San Francisco. May s.-within this
week 5000 men will be CHARTERED AT the
Presidio In this city awaiting t~ransporta-
ton to Mantle. Every day troops from
! OREGON, Washington. Utah and Idaho will
be pouring In and the work of mastering
In the militia will continue. The state
and federal authorities here are working
night and day TO have all In readiness
when the transports lie alongside the
wharves for their freight. General Mer'
Ram is expected hourly from Vancouver
barracks. Word came from Washington
late last night that all branches of ths
service would be represented in the nrsi
shipment of troops to the Philippines an
that California had earned the warm com
mendation OF the secretary OF war fol
its admirable celebrity In mastering In II,
quota and for the character of those tina
composed IL. No effort II being spared Z,
get into the ranks of the army an,
navy every company I'm California.
Adjutant General Barrett has sent Z
General Greedy. chief OF the signal corp
at Washington, a notification that 10
men OF the California signal corps ar
fully equipped and well qualined to 9
to the front Immediately The big Austrs
Ian GOLFERS, Austrian and Titanis, are o
their way from Nanaimo. r.. c., with COS
SO they would MI up the American steam
ers Progresso, washtenaw and william
ette in short order.
The military camp at the Preside
visited daily by thousands OF citizens an
III patriotic spirit OF the people Is show
by fiags dying throughout the city.
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Hopeful Words to Childless Women.

husband and wife are when they come to look forward
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1898-01-05
farewell Aooress.

A Cheyenne dispatch of the 18th
Gays: Ri. Rev. Ethelbert Talbot,
lately elected to the bishopric of |
central Pennsylvania, has written
the following letter to the clergy
and people of Wyoming and Idaho;
my Dear Friends:-During the
latter part of January l shall be
removing with my family, to South
Bethlehem, my future home as
bishop of central Pennsylvania.
Such step as | am about to take
awakens in me emotions more cas-
lily felt than expressed. Indeed, l
never realized until now, when
about to leave the west, how strong
hold this country and its warm
hearted and generous people have
taken upon my whole nature. How
gratefully | shall ever cherish the
memory of the unstinted love and
kindness you have shown me |
need not say. Having been APP
pointed by the preceding bishop to
take charge of this missionary jur-
isdiction until my successors are
elected, it is my purpose to return
here next summer. The visitations
Of my new diocese will keep me
busy until the latter part of June.
Then shall hope to come to you
for such combinations as may be
awaiting me, and to help you in
any other way within my power.
Due notice will be given of my
summer appointments. 1t is a
comfort to me to know that our
clergy are going to stand Loyalty
by their posts. The work must
not be allowed to suffer. In few
months a number of our young
men now studying in the east will
return. Places will be in readiness
for them. I hope to leave every
parish and mission station supplied
with a good shepherd. I am sure
| can depend on YOU to do all in
your Apower to keep the work alive
with loving zeal and energy, striv-
ing to reach higher spiritual lev
eli all the while. beg that you
will remember me, and the import
ant work to which | am sent, in
your prayers. Affectionately yours
"ETmtLBERT TALBOT
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No limitations.

The old reliable Genuine COM
MON SENSE" and Genuine "Gcod
SENSE Bob Sleds are in stock at
SIDNEY STEVENS IMPLEMENT
Co. Montpelier, Idaho. They are
known to be the best bobs made in
the United States
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Local News.

Local News.
Fresh Velvet Candy just in at
Hansen's. 45
Chickenpox is prevalent in some sec
tons of Montpelier.
] Get your estrays advertised in the
EXAMINER.
Arthur Roberts, of Alton, went to :
Salt Lake Yesterday.
The new go o" 5 cent cigar at Han
sens is the best on the market. SO
Go to Ritter Bros Drug Co., for all
kinds of drugs and toilet articles. A
/ "A social was given in honor of Mrs.
~ w Banks on the nth, it being her
<E5th birthday.
Blank promissory notes for sale at
this Office; so for 81, tabled in blocks.
c. w. & NJ. Co. has fine display of
steel &anges and heaters Of endless vari-
ETY..
A party was rendered Bishop Austin
of Liberty on the 10Th. We understand
he goes to California on a mission.
Nielsen Furniture Co. are selling
hardware. granite ware and tinware very
cheap. 20
We are closing out everything in the
store Nothing reserved. We mean
business. S. A. Mills. 30
Word was received in Evanston the
other day that Holden had been found
in the hills near Diamondville with both
feet, hands and ears frozen, and that
amputation of his feet and hands will
probably be necessary.
Our line of pure liquors for family and
medicinal use is the largest in this sec
ton, Ritter Bros. Drug 20. AZ
Now is the time to buy goods. S. A.
Mills is positively selling out. 80
If you want frst-elass pocket knife
20 and see F. Hansen's first.
In the district court a few days ago
William Meeks and Henry Lee, incar-
Eerated in the county Jail for the Fort
4 Bridger hold-up, about year ago
changed their plea of not guilty to one
cf guilty and were sentenced to eight
years in the state penitentiary, from
Evanston.
We want to introduce everybody to
the best stock Of holiday goods that was
ever sold in this vicinity. Ritter Bros.
Drug Co. Al
The EXAMINER job rooms is the place
to get all classes of printing. No mat
ter what you want, that any office in
Idaho can supply, we can furnish it at
reasonable rates.
It is remarkable how many merchants
there are in every town who will patron
ize every stranger that comes along
with fake advertising scheme, while
they wouldn't advertise in their home
papers under any circumstances. An
advertisement in newspaper which is
seen by hundreds Of people weekly" viii
not pay" of course 1t takes a little
card, hidden away in some dingy depof
or hotel Office where it is never seen, Il
bring customers Wyoming Press.
Summer weather still prevails II
Bear Lake.
Mrs. Adam Wilcox, of St Charles
gave birth to boy last week.
Born:-To Mr.. and Mrs. Findlay
of Fish Haven last week, girl.
p. Gordon was down from Fossl
yesterday renewing acquaintance
81 Attorneys Bagley and Col. Mile
went to Pocatello Monday on lega
business. They arrived home thi
morning.
subscribe for the EXAMINER.
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Motice OF Dissolution.

The partnership heretofore existing
under the firm name of Burgoyne q
Brennan, is this Goth day of December
1897 dissolved by mutual consent. The
business will be conducted under the
firm name of John r. Brennan who will
collect and pay all partnership accounts.
EDWARD BURGoYNE,
44-4 JOHN r. BRENNAN,
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For fine millinery Of latest styles 60 to
Miss Dalrymp!e's SO
D. G. Dewey, mayor of Fairview, was
in town yesterday after supplies.
E. T. Peyton, editor of the Big
Horn Pilot, was in town yesterday.
Mrs. Thos. Shirley, of Fish Hav-
en-, is reported to be seriously i'll at
her home.
Artists materials of all kinds, such as
paints, paint brushes, ETC., at Ritter
Bros. Drug Co. As
Dave Young was over from Fair
view yesterday. lie reports the
roads as being good.
The city council failed to get a
quorum at their adjourned meeting
Saturday night.
You ought to have a pair OF snow
glasses. Ihe largest stock at Ritter
Bros Dug Co. As
Johnny OConnor has received a
lfEEe number of new plates for his
| Hgina mystical box. They are all
beautiesltoo.
The Hallway company is still do
ing an immense business in the
Goa p Nne. Long trains Of cars come
in Hfily from the coal mines on
III hs Fork and the output is in
err hsing rapidly.
The county teachers association
will meet at St. Charles on the 9th
OF Feb. These meetings are prov
ing profitable and entertaining TIC
our teachers and they should be
largely attended.
The G. w. & NJ. Co. / as Just received
a car load of the finest common sense
style of lob sleds ever offered to the
Bear Lake trade. Call and examine
these sleds. They are made only for the
special order OF Coop. w. & NJ. Co. o
Utah and Idaho.
The boss baby in size arrived a.
the home of Mr.. Morrison, of st
Charles, last week. 1t weighed II.
pounds. So far as known this il
believed to be the largest baby eve
born in Bear Lake county.
} We are still better prepared to offe
: great bargains at from % to 30 per cent
! cheaper than any ether store. N. Y
Racket Store. 46
Every school trustee in the coun
: ty should read the article headed
!, SCHOOL Items" in to-day's ExAM1N
} Err. Particularly should they not
e their Indebtedness for text book
q and settle the same Immediately
The St. Charles dramatic clu
e gave a highly appreciated enter
t talnment III that city last Saturday
o II was tor the benefit Of the L.
S. Sunday school, and all who too
n part acquitted themselves splendid
lX
!, John A. Bagley has received
Icall from President Woodruff t
] labor with the young men of Bea
| Lake Stake He and Jas. e Hal
will hold their first meeting I
Bloomington tomorrow, the 20tl
\ Meetings will be held in all Ii
II words during the next few month
Il Our stock OF drugs was never MOI
g complete than at present. We carr
everything and that in large quanitie
Prices to suit the times. Ritter Bro
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Mails.

Mails arrive and depart from
Montpelier as follows, those marked
with being daily except Sunday
and those marked with I Tuesdays
Wednesdays and Saturdays:
Arrive. Depart
Alton, 10 a. m. 10 a. n.
Paris, II p. m. d. m.
GEORGETOWN. II q. m. p nj.
Dihgle, II a. M p. m.
Mail from west, Il. III. From east
12:13 a. M. Mail closes at 7 80 p. IN
Office closes at p. IN. Office open sun.
days from 5 80 to 8 80 a. N,
j. l.. Underwood,
Postmaster.