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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-06

bette cine gqbauerie=O ibiion, tpel9e, biz nm
Mittag Sen. @6eeler eintraf, BON Sen.
Gunner cpmmdnbtrt tpurbe. On Stele beg
e~rtronften Sen. 9oung fibrte @pl. MODbS
pon ben Steppenrettern beHen Brigade an,
beIte6enb aus benz 1. 9Pe9t. 3eguldrer, 5em
1. Gegt. Sreipiqiger, 10. &eguldrer, IOpis
einem 8ataiGon bes 8. &e9ts. Reglldrer,
1Gmmtli9 unberitten, nit Nusnabme o3n
atpeiS9nabronen am duBerit item re8ten Sill
Qel unter ben @enerGlen canton unO @hdfz
fee, poQauf 5 Wteilen BON Der &IIte Sc
mar borber beftimmt porben, baB Sen. 0nfz
fielb einen Sdeinangriff auf Nguabotes
MAIDEN ioute, UNI bic &ufmertfamteit beg
Teinbes BON Der 6auptbeipegung ab3u6alten,
unb I'm 5 16r bepegten ii4 Sen. 2otpton's
Sruppen portpGrts, gefibrt BON elmer Bat
terie bes 1. MrtiIerte>R egts. unter b'm
COMMANDO BON Capt. 4lbn @apron, Sober
Mann trug 9ationen fir bret Sage i'm Sorz
niIer uno Sober tpuBte, baB er nt4t ms
Qaoer auriidfebren tperbe, Bis Santiago sez
fauen lei.
Ser erfe Stub purbs UNI $40 llbr bon
ber 8atterie bur9 Capt. @apron abgefeuert,
beTen 5p6n, Capt. N0pn e. Gopron, i'm
@eFe9t BEL GebiGa gefaGen ipar, Der S9uB
mar auf @aneD gerintet, I'D Die Spanier fla
qsTammelt batten, unO fiet mittea in ben Srt
binein. Dos 6euer tpurbe 20 Minllten lang
fortqeTebt, obne baB es erpioert rurbe.
Sn8pi19en mar bic Gapal1sries Oiotiion
auf Der 6auptitruBe na4 Santiago borgez
riidt, untsr Sibrung elmer lei4ten 8atterie
bonn 2. Mrtiueriez8ss unter Capt. Grimes,
Ser 8ormurf9 bieIer 8atterte mar cine
T&pere Nufgabe, neil Der Deg i'm Sbal fait
u~nsrqriinb1iG, unb Elm Teller 9igel gu err
flimmen tpar. Inter benz @etpebrfeler Der
Gapa1erie 5ogen it9 Die Spanisr IN Der flci@
men OrtI6aft 81 pafo 3urif uno Capt. 8riz
mes 8dtterie nabm bort SteQung uno err
Dffneten elm S9neQfeuer duf GaneD. Die
gef6ibe Der bsiben gatterten ma9ten es fir
ben Seinb 10 beiB, baB or, IA er teine Mr.
tilerie bate, ben Giid3ug antrat. Der Srt
mar BON rob auf9epOrfenen @roperidan3ans
gen unb Sta9elbrabtadunsn umgeben.
No9bem Der 6einb aus 81 paio pertrieben
mar, nurben BON Capt, Grimes unb Capt.
gaprpn 81 59iffe auf bic duBeren 8efetiz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-06

Commandments NbmiraG gerbera in ge3ug
ouf be iingite GeezS3la3 gema3te @euz
Berung, pur bic fO1genoe gegeniiber einem
GOrreiponbenten Der Ah. Preie am Soro
bes S91a6ti9iffes Soma:
SD poQte lieber meine S9iffe pie Elm
9eemann auf Der Ste oerlieren, uls inn 9cz
fen. IS blieb mir ni4ts anberes gu tbun
iibrig."
Die Derlnite Ger Spanter.
I'm II ubr Is Minuten Montag N6enb
murbe i'm Slottenoepartement Die folgenbs
l1eberIeBung elmer GbiffrezO ep.i9e BON
Commodore 8atfon onsef6lugen. Ste III
dbnli9 ~S,rjenigen, tpslde i'm 2aufs bes gaz
ges BON 4bmiral Sampfon %eintraf, bod entz
bdlt ie bic ptitere Ha9ri9t, baB $50 Spa
uier qet0Dtet purben ODER ~ertrantsn, 100
peripunbet unb 1900 gefangen genDmmen
purben. Commodore MatIon's DspeI4e
lautet:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-06

Se1sriffen Iongfum in 5tiide aerT9eGt purz
ben, tpGbrenb Elm @emif9 bon 0ampf,
&au3 unb Slammen BON ulen Seiten aus
i6rcm Snnern berDorbrd9, tpeI6es bic qan5e
&iiitenlinie nit einem Meilen melt Ii9t6aren
nebelartiqen 9unft bebedte.
Sur6tbare @rplOitOnen BON Munition err
iGiitterten ale paarWfinuten bic 9uft, npbei
Gdulen biden tpeiBen 9ampfes bunbert SUP
bod empOri9ofen unb elm 9ugel aerriITsner
giien> unb Stablitiide rtngsum pra7etnb
in bic Meeresflutb berabfuufte. Die lungs
Der 8iifte ii6 Enlightenment 9Dbenaiige iDibsrz
buaten bon benz 9etOfe ieOer bieier Grploz
iiOnen, tpd6renb bic fpunii9en S9ifft tiefer
unb ttefer in Dem nferfanbe einianten, Ober
Die SeGfen lire BON Der 8rdnbung bin unb
her borpGrts unh 1eitpGrts aeI9leuberten
Riimpfe 8%ermalmten.
4bmiraG @erpera rettete fi6 an's nfer in
einem 8pote, tpel4es bonn -@louceiter" Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-06
Die pernidtete ;fIotte.

Die 8erni9tung bon Wbmir1G gerbera's
6lotte lit elm fir9terliher S91ag fir 5paz
MEN, ba bieies @ei9paber Bel Wsitem itdrz
fer mar, als b~asientge, bas BON Qbmiral
0epeD BEL Manila in @runb unb 9oben gez
T9ofen purbe, unb o9ne Srase Die itdrtite
6lotte, bic Gpanien beiaB. sic BE-
itanb aus ben bier pan3ertreusern u8i3z
caDa", rSquenbo", r@riitpbal @olon" uno
uMaria SERGIO unb ben brei 3orpebobooz
ten u9lu:on", r66urOr" unb uripriirgli6 Dem
sorpeDo8eritO rer rSerpOr" pelA Iebterer fid
iebo9 na9 Den lebten Na6ri4tsa in Sun
Suun, 9ortO &ico, beftnbpt, tpo Der 9ilfs@
freu3er r@t. qaul" es bei9dDigte. Die
r8iacapa", uMaria SereIa" uno Der
uOquenbo" iparen S9peIteri@iffs, bic 1890
Bis 1891 in Bilbao erbaut lpurben, unb
tparen 1ebr itarf ~gepun3ert. SeOes bate eine
8eIobung bon 484 Mann. Der rGrltobal
Colon" purbe 1896 in @etrt ponIa:s gez
6aut unb mar ben obtgen breien %poQfdnbiJ
Gbnli9; feline 8efabung betrug 500 Mann.
Die SprpebpbpotaerftDr tpuroen 1896 in
Glpbe; GngGanb, aug @tabl ge6aut unb iebes
bate cine 9emannung bon 70 an 8orO. Die
@efammt3abl Der Mannf@dften auf ben iiez
ben S9iffen betrug 2062.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-06

1900 Mann purben gefuageR genommen.
Ingefdbr $50 Mann tpuroen get0otet Ooer
ertranten, tpd6renb $50 berpunoet fpuroen.
Die 2ebteren tperben ouf ben 9o1pitdlf9if@
fen uSplace" unb vSGibette" berpflegt. Sin
gerabe auf benz vMarblsbeao" bor Santiago
angefDmmen, UNI bas COMMANDO gu iiberz
ne6men, 10 lange Der S6'rs8efebls6aber
binter Dem vGriitobal Colon" Der lit.
Sea-: @aton.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-06
Die Sdladt bel Santiago.

Na4bem General 90. 81. 96afttr, Der 8e@
feblsbaber Der amerifanif9en Sruppea aIf
Cuba, init feiner etpa 1900 damn tarfea
Streitmu9t o6ne n~ennensipert5sn Wibrrz
itanb Bis Surugua unb einem ettpa brei lReiz
len 0itli9 bon Der Stabt Sdntiugo be Cuba
gelegenen puntte am @uamaz6luKe borgez
riidt mar, ma9te er am 5reitdg Morgen,
ben 1. Suli, einen a%lgemeinen Nugrtff duf
bic Stabt, nobel es gu elmer, ben 9an5en Sag
pd6renben ~blutigen Shla9t fam. 9as 9fe=
1ultat Der el6en mar bic @inna6ne Der 8ors
itGOte Ganep uab 81 paIo fOtpie bic @erz
treibung bes Seinbes aus ben duBerRn Ser
19an3ungen, bod berlor Sen. S6after ettpa
1900 Mann an 5pbten unb 8erpunoeten,
barunter iebr biele Sffi3iere. Sin ausfi6rz
Gi9er 8eri9t iiber bieie OentpirD:geS 6laat,
in Der unfere Sungen tpte bic 20pen fdlnpfz
ten, folgt bier:
Die @9la9t bor Santiago fat ben gdn5en
Sag angebauert. Set S~asesunbru9
batte ii9 General SbaFter's Mrmee
ben @eg iiber Elm fart bert6eibigtes
@ebiet BON % MeiGen sebubnt, unb Die gan5e
2inie bonn linten Bis gum rebten S1iiseG
itebt taum einen 8ii9ieni6uB OOn Santiago
e%ntfernt.
Die fpanif9en SteQuagen bon ganep unb
81 YuIp iinb eefalsn unb bas Sort BON
Nguabores, Dftli9 bon Morro gaftlr, bon
unferer Slotte aufammeneef9oTen. Mit
Musnabme BON etpa 1000 Sruppen, tpel9e
8aiiuiri unb Surugua bepu9en, mar Die
! eanae @rmee am Rampfe betbeiligt. ue6lt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-06

,sSnfanta Miaria Eereiu" gu 9iilfe QsI6idt
iporben mar, unb iobalb er bus ufer beriibrt
bate, lieferte er ii9 unO fein 8Omman5o
lieutenant Morton aus unb Bat, man
mDge lin nit ms9reren Offi5ieren, unter
benen ii9 audi Der aapitdn Oes Slagaf@iffeS
befonb, an 8prO bes n@Goucefter" bringen,
ipel9es CUR 3eit Das einaige ameritanii9e in
Der Ndbe beftnbIife S4iff mar.
Ser fpanii4e 4bmiraI, Der am 4rmt bers
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-06

unb Inn 2 ubr Nu9mittags mar oas kbte
@6iff, Der yGriitobaI Golon" fe43;J 0}ellfn
tpeitli1 BON Santiago uuf ben Strano gez
Iaufen unb batte feline Slagge geIentt. Die
gSnfuntin Maria Serela", Der rSquemoo"
unb bic v@i5caDa" nurben inner6al6 5fpan@
aiq Meilen BON Santiago ans 2an0 getrie=
ben, berbranrten unb fIogen in bic 2uft, Der
vSuror" unb vpluton" purben inner6alb
bier Metlen bpm 6afen berniAtet. llnier
8erluit: Elm Sobter unb 5tpei 8ernunbete.
Der @er1uft beg Seinbes: nabrI9einli9
me5rere 9unbert bur9 @ef6iibfeuer, @rploz
finn unb Grtrinte1r. 9egen 1900, 6urunter
Nbmirdl Gerbera, 81 @efangenen gemq9t.
Der @etDbtete mar George 8. @Qis, @9ief
@eOman BON Der r8rootlpn".
Sampion."
Ginen uusfi6rli@en 8eri9t iiber biefes
b~enttpiirbige @reigniB laffen mir bier fOIgen:
Nbmiral Gerbera's @eI9paber, be1tebenb
aus ben pan3ertreu5ern @riftObal @plon,
@Gmirante Squenbo, Snfunta Maria Sc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-25
PURITAN'S GOODAND BAD POINTS
She's the Finest Fighter in the Navy,
Her Men and Officers All Agree

One OF the warrant officers Of the
United states monitor Puritan, which IS
with the blockading squadron off Cuba,
gives in a letter 10 a friend In this city
some interesting observations on the
Puritans work
I'VE are all convinced" he writes
that the Puritan under proper circum-
stances, is the finest fighting boat In the
navy. but she has her restrictions.
There IS no question about the high de-
fensive qualities Of the monitor type for
harbor work Our low freebOard makes
us a small target for the enemy, and
our Pinch guns make US very dangerous
to an enemy. Capt. Harrington and Lieu
tenant-Commander j. Russell Selfridge
have worked our crew into fine condition,
and there is no question as to the 10y
atty Of the men or their skill with the
big guns Our low freeboard, however.
precludes any possibility OF our coallng
at sea with safety. and as our coal capa-
city is comparatively small. unless a lee
IS afforded. so that the monitor may open
up her deck scuttles with safety we must
return 10 a coaling station. Such was
the case off Mantanzas, whore there is
an open sea to windward and no protec-
mon. The Puritan did good work at
Matanzas. as you probably know, and
orr guns were very effective. / notice
that some OF the newspapers commented
on the fact that our fire was slow. That
was according 10 orders 10 prevent waste
OF ammunition. We didn't want the gun
CAPTAINS 10 throw away shots care
lesssly in their nrst brush. Everything
on board moved like clockwork. and our
men behaved splepdioly. \. Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-25
AN IDEAL TOURIST TRIP TO THE
NORTH AND EAST VIA THE hoi'h
RIVER LINE STEAMERS.

The pleasure-seeking tourist can ac-
cornnlish no more delightful rail ana
,gater tourney to the North or the East
tbon via the Southern Railway to West
Point va. through Richmond, thence
the York River Line steamers 10 bail,-
more Md. The service Of the YORK
River Line is too well known to require
special mention. The fleet consists OF
the most magnificent steamships ahoat'
leaving West Point for Baltimore Mon
DAVIS. Wednesdays and Fridays, ana
leaving Baltimore in the opposite direc-
tions Tuesdays. Thursdays and Satur-
DAYS. The ships are especially con-
structed for the bay service, and their
appointments and accommodations lot
the travellers are all that good taste
could desire The cuisine IS perfect, and
the table is supplied with the best the
market affords.
The opportunity offered TO stop over
al Richmond. the historic capital Of the
Old Dominion State. IS one that will be
found especially attractive Excursion
rates oil the year round between Rich
mond and Baltimore. and special excur-
sions rates apply from other points dur
ing the seasons via the York River Line,
in connection with rail lines.
For rates. schedules and through tick
cts. apply TO any agent of the Southern
Railway Company. or address c. W.
Westbury. travelling passenger agent.
Richmond. Va: 0. D. Wilson. city pas
senger and ticket agent. Lynchburg, Va.
or Theodore Parker, agent, Danville, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-25
NO DAy-DREAMS.
We Live in a Real World Let US Have
the Real Truth.

A tonic has been described by Dr. n
+ BudKer. OF London, as thera-
neutist's day-dream, a scientific aosur-
div Merely 20 lash a sickly body into
spasmodic activity TO be followed py
inter exhaustion rs the worst meulcal
practice in the world. But nine patients
ont of ten cling 10 their illusions and
when the collapse comes, they attribute
a. 10 almost every cause on earth but
the right one.
There is no real strength except IN
dieested food; the problem Is to get
the food digested. II the stomach Is
tired. along with the rest OF the BODY
A. cannot turn the food over and over
40 as 20 expose every part OF 1t to the
action Of the gastric juice. The victuals
lie ana rot unless the stomach gets help.
For this purpose whiskey OF undouDt-
ed purity is ordered by the most en-
ughtened physicians. Some OF the STUN
sold as whiskey Is utterly unht 10 be
swaliowed and no sane man would put
n into his stomach If he knew what u
was made OF. - ..ooa
Dufry's Pure .falt Whisky mas STOOD
.he most severe tests by chemists ana Is
endorsed by physicians. :,
You cannot safely trihe with your az
gestion. II you feel a sense OF We'ehe
ana fullness after eating, you need 'he
beln that Dunys Pure Malt Whiskey
never fails 20 give in turning bread ana
meat into bone blood ana musCie'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-25
NALLE MAY BE APPOINTED
"reminiscences of Gladstone.

IL is the thirteen-year-Old William
Glynne Charles Gladstone who now sue
cceds to the castle Of Hawarden, por-
ton of which is more than four centuries
old. II originally belonged TO Sir Steph-
en- Glynne. the elder brother OF Mrs.
Gladstone. and the last male member or
a family that was able TO trace back its
ancestry I'm an uubroken line 10 the
ninth century. When he died he be-
oueathed Hawarden to ms brother-in-law'
Mr. Gladstone. whose interest therein
was limited to his lifetime. after which II
was pass on to his eldest son. The lat
ter. William Henry. by name, died some
six years ago, leaving several children.
the eldest of whom. that 1t 10 say, the
grandson Of the Grand Old Man, lad
now at Elton, now becomes. therefore,
master OF the castle and estate.
Both have been considerably improved
and increased in value since the death OF
Sir STEPHEN. The Grand Old Man spent
over a million dollars, which he received
in the shape Of requests from his parents
and in legacies from other relatives IN
purchasing land destined 10 increase the
estate which, with its valuable coliieries
clay pits. etc, now yields an income Of
$4,000 per year.
Not that Mr. Gladstone had by any
means this sum at his disposal to spenu
until within the last two or three years
Of his death on the contrary, he was
often during the course Of his public life
in pecuniary straits. this. too, I'm spite
of his fame as the foremost inancier OF
the Victorian era.
Indeed. he was compelled on one occa-
sion 10 seel his library, constituting the
collection Of a lifetime; on another occa-
sion he put up at auction his cherished and
Of ~
al another time he was forced 10 sell his
town house in Carleton House terrace.
remaining dependent upon the hospital-
ties Of friends, such as Lord Rendei'
whenever he made stay IN London.
/, is quite probable that the Queen may
offer To confer an earldom upon the
Youthful owner OF Hawarden Castle. But
7 doubt whether his family VIII permit
him to accept this distinction. For II Is
well known that her majesty upon three
separate occasions. pressed upon the late
Mr. Gladstone a peerage. urging him 10
take the title OF Earl of Liverpool In con-
eoouence of the latter having pcen cre
citv 81 his birth. as well as the home Of
his family for many generations.
Mr.. Gladstone. however preferred TO re-
main a commoner judging rightly that a
peerage could not add 10 the luster and
celebrity Of his name, but might possi-
bly, obscure II.
Moreover, when the great Sir Robert
peel died, his eldest son declined the
roval offer OF a peerage, taking the
ground that he was far prouder OF bear
inc the name under which his father bad
become famous as Premier than some
new-fedged title which would only serve
10 conceal his parentage and ancestry.
The Cladstones cannot do better than
follow the example OF the Peels in this
matter. all the more as there is coming In
due course and by inheritance TO the
young master OF Hawarden title not In
the form of a peerage, but OF mere
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-25

pounds, were caught. The same story OK
good catches is reported from the trout
preserves at the other parts OF Long r.
land. There are so many nsh IN the
ponds and brooks that. since the rations
OF chopped liver have been stopped, they
will rise 10 any lure offered, from O. SAL
mon fly 20 a red rag, and fly fishing Is
not the art it should be. Whoever tries
for trout I'm the open waters that SIN
are left on Long Island, however, VIII
find il takes all one knows about fly
casting and fly tying TO bring fair
string 20 the landing net In these wa
tiers the fish are few and very wary.
Unless the fy fisherman is proof asnst
disappointments and trials he will be
tempted 20 bait with worm, the way the
country boys do.
At the Tuxedo Club the trout fishing
Is up 10 the mark, but the 0lananiche
afe not taking the fly as quickly as they
did last season. The Tuxedo hatcheries
are equal TO any In the country. and the
clubs waters always TEEN with trout
From the day when they are turned out
as fngerlings, the trout have 10 Forage
for themselves. and they are game from
gllls 10 tail. The stint 10 each member
basket on the brooks is fifty or on the
lakes twenty-five, for here the fish run
larger and any skilful angler ma get
his quota I'm couple OF hours.
The first ouananiche the genuine land
locked" salmon were obtained from the
United States hatchery In Maine some
five years ago. but they have since been
Matched out az Tuxedo from the spawn
of the first specimens. The deep pools OF
the large lake at Tuxedo have afforded
10 the ouananiche the cool retreats they
REQUIRE TO thrive i'm the hot summer OF
this latitude. which varies so greatly
from their native habtats IN Maine and
Canada. and they have grown TO great
size and strength. sometimes touching
the five and six pound mark This year
the ouananiche have the clubmen guess
ing. The lake over the deep pools seems
10 be alive with them, for as the anglers
whip the waters with their casts, gllmp-
SEES OF cleaning bodies and OF dorsal or
caudal fins may be seen on every side.
as the salmon rush TO and fro 10 feed on
the insect life. but the artificial lines are
ignored. II makes no difference what
flies are used. from Jock Scott 10 coach
man. for. when a hsh has occasionally
deigned TO rise. it has been at different
pattern each time.
During the cold spell last week, which.
with the high wind, Temporarily cleared
the lake Of the lowering insects ana Mes
the ouananiche went at the hook IN
spirited style, The Tuxedo men hope
that they viii no longer have TO lie
awake o'nights thinking out new flies TO
tr,y for the ouananiche In the morning.
n Y. Sun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-25
TIE OLD INDIAN HERB MEDICINE MAN.
II The greatest Healer Of the Sick on Earth
SIS North Rutaw St, Baltimore. I'D.
DO YOU LOVE HEALTH

Tho Old Indian Herb Medicine Man. J. p. Kerr, ele
n. Eutav Street, Baltimore, hAryiard tno grcatett
healer OF the alex and afflicted In tho world cure the
following diseases or no charge no one neeo
Heart diseass. Consumption, Blood kdns{; r.1saer'
Structure, Rectal Vertigo, Throat, Lung Dlspsk..s'
INDIGESTION Constipation, Rheumasn ~ snJ ISI
Pains and Aches OF any kind, CAthrrh OF the
kidney Bladder or Stomach complaints OF sp{ hlnu'
Cold, Sore Throat Bronchial troubles, sores oHtn ~
eases, all Itching sensations, all fsmelo c2MPanihnts
LaGrppe or Pneumonia, Ulcefs Gar bnneiee, Dons3
DcmaciAtlons or Eunkcn parts, fimpes on laeo ~
body. Diabetes Of the Kidneys Bughs disease Oh 'ns
Kidneys. So
cure any disease no matter Of what nature. have
cured thousands and them 60 the beet OF health
where the most soienoed medical ski failed 20 zen
give relief, that can prove In tho 9ishes' soun -
necessary. The state Board Of Heslti OF ksn.uss!
charged with heteible crime OF et ~ Az
tongue, which they claimed % be meuc ~ e1ainl-
nation without diploma, and had TO leave tne S'4's
or pay heavy fiRp.
Thiys been Baltlors Cor four years past and hAye
thousands OF the meet Influential people 70 paeh me IN
my assertions every way will send yonn evey ie'er
full particulars Of how the Medical fraternity pas
treated or curing all dieesaes with etp teas thht
bsfio ell medical scionce or human skill rave been
In over 500 cases of confinement am no phyneian nor
DO pretend 20 be Ny teachings ana asasn,nss sls
from Indians and solorod sAyases All pTomiu
answered when twocent stamp 10 enclose1f zen nc
yosr nearest srpre.s ofscs fo5 shipIfar 'sno you
testiq onlsa from all psrte OF the world 80, ~.
JAMES p. KERR &c n. EutAS s-s Ssitimofes A~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-25

baronetcy. which will enable, as IN .ne
case Of Sir Robert Peel the nelr Oh INC
Grand Old Man 70 retain his naina
This baronetcy Is now held Dy or '| ON
Gladstone. only son OF tho Irana Ciu
Mans eldest brother. Thomas ana "no
is the owner OF the Gladstone iainiiy
tate OF Fasque. in Scotland. or &c an,
by the by. a perfect giant IN s I., !"
lira his father before him--a Conserv n
five and an anti-home ruler. He de-
rives the larger portion u his consider
able revenues from the very exceilerA
whisky which is distilled on the tasqu@
estate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-25
AFLATTERING RECEPTION,
Five Thousand People at Greensboro
With Music and Flags.

GREENSBORO, y. c., May Especial
General Fitzhugh Lee and stan passed
here AZ 7:2O this evening. a crowd. es-
tirated at 5000. with band. gathered at
the station and gave him rousing re-
ccptiOn.
American flags and large pictures Of
% vye-e carried by the crowd.
lee made a short speech. closing by
thanking the citizens Of the good old
North Carolina town for Turning out to
see a man who. after two years in cuba.
was driven out. and was now going
back 20 drive some one else out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-25
New York. O: louisville, 1.
JUPITER PLUVIUS KING.
Fourteen Out of Nineteen Games Post
pOned on Account of Rain.

NEWARK. y. j.. May 2L-Special.-
The postponement Of to-day game with
Richmond makes the fourteenth game
postponed out Of nineteen scheduled in
this city. Umpire Brennan was about
10 call the game when the rainfall be-
gan. 1t drizzled steadily for half an
hour before the game was declared Of.
Tomorrow there will be a double head
err between the two teams.
PATERSON n. j.. May 2i.-Special.-
Norfolk-Paterson game postponed on &C
count Of rain.
READING. IA. May q. - Hartford
Reading game postponed on account of
wet grounds.
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SummarN-EdTneu Una-IlIHIdaIEI1 y
Two-base hits-Delehanty, Chiles. Lyons.
Leidy. Sprogel. Buttermore. Three-base
hits-Chiles. Home runs-Chiles. Stolen
bases-Leidy (9. Chies. Buttermore,
LYONS. Left on bases-Lancaster Z; AL
lentown. s. Struck out: by Newell-Roth.
Double plays-Delehanty TO Shaffer; Mad
i.on to Chiles Newcl 10 Shaffer. First
base on errors-Lancaster, 3; Allentown, 3.
First base on bJlls-off Sprogel. 3; off
Newell G. Dak-Ntwen. Umpire-Mr.
Kelly. Time-l.o0
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DEWEY IS FIRM.
He Will Enforce the Manila Blockade
with the Guns,

NEW YORK. May PA special dis
match from Manila says that the Germen
Consul there tried to land provisions frcm
a German ship. but that Admiral Dewey
refused TO permit t. The Consul then
declared. according to the dispatch that
he would force the landing under inc
protection OF two German cruisers. Ad-
miral Dewey threatened TO fire upon inc
cruisers and the attempt 10 land the sup
plies was abandoned.
Another dispatch asserts that Admiral
Nonteio. commander OF the Spanish
squadron destroyed by Admiral Dewey Is
to be court martialled on the charge OF
cowardice This dispatch also alleges
that the Captain OF the Spanish revenue
cutter Callao, more recently captured by
a hoat Of the United States feet as she
was entering Manila Bay. was 20 De snot
for not returning the ire OF the Ameri-
cans.