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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-05-13
MARTIAL LAW IN MADRID.

MADRID, May 3The proclamation of martial law issued
by the GovenOrGenera expressly prohibits the publication
of any concerning the the ships
the Spanish navy The proclamation is couched in warlke
language beginning
Whereas, Spain finding herself at with the United
States the power of the civil authorities in Spain
pended.
Whereas is necessary to prevent impairment of the
patriotic efforts which being made by the nation with
manly energy and veritable enthusiasm:
Article IA state of siege in Madrid is hereby proclaimed
Article 2As consequence of Article all ofenses against
public order those of the press included will be tried by
military tribunals.
Article Sin Article included oenses committed by
those who, without special authorization shall publish rea
tive any operations of war whatsoever.
Then follow the articles which prohibit meetings public
denominations.
MADRID, May % a. m-The mob tonight tried to break
into the Apollo Theaer and hold police
prevented the attempt being successful but the
all the windows before they dispersed.
Immediately after the declaration of martial large
number of police and civil guards occupied principal
streets The Puerto del Sol is held by squadron
Princess Hussars while the Pava Hussars dsmouned are
in the Pontejas square near the telegraph Office
TIL Princess Hussars fine sight their white
cleaning in the bright moonlight they sit horseback
immoyabe close order in the the
while the patrol of civil guards is mechanically moving
through the square which is nearly deserted.
Considering the extraordinary precautions that
taken, there are remarkably few people about.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-05-13
TO JOIN THE FLEET.

Oregon In splendid Condition for
the Trip.
NEW YORK, May S.-A World cable
from Rio de Janeiro says: At the
American Minister'S request the Bra
lillian Government has given the Ore
gon and Marietta most favorable an
chorage for coaling. The war ships
are taking on large supplies of coal.
Minister Bryan was cheered by the
crews while he was reading the news
OF the naval victory in Manila and
the other vessels in the harbor salut-
ed. The Oregon will sail tomorrow
Nlehtheroy and Marietta following.
reported Spanish recruiting here is in
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-05-13
Anxiety IN Austria

VIENNA, May 9.-A very despond-
ent view has been taken here since
the Manila fleets defeat. Il is believed
that the Spanish dynasty is nearing its
end and great sympathy is expressed
for the Queen Regent in her dire trou-
BILE. The Deutsche Ze1tung thinks it
possible that Germany will secure the
Philippines in return for renouncing
her claims upon Samoa.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-05-13
WAR NOTES.

The Petrol, Boston, Olympia Concord Raleigh and Bati,
more did the glorious work at Manila.
GIBRALTAR, May 3,-Aarming rumors are circulated
about town regarding the Madrid situation 1t said that
Senator More the Minister of the Colonies and General Cam
have been murdered 1t is further that Premier
Sgasta has been forced to seek safety the British Legation
General Basio Augustn Dava who refused to surrender
Manila at Commodore Dewey demand has been Captain
General of the philippines only about MONTH succeeding
Primo de Rivera He is of the distinguished soldiers of
Spain, having held high commands He is 5s years old
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-05-13
AMERICA,s PRIZES.
Fourteen Vessels Taken Since Hos
tilities Began.

tourteen Vessels taken Since Hos
tilities Began.
The big liner Argonauta, says the
Chronicle, taken by the Nashville,
makes the fourteenth prize captured
by SIMPSONS fleet. The others are
the Buena Ventura, Pedro, Mathilde,
Sierra Morena, Catalina, Jovez, Satur-
nina, Candida, Antonia, Panama, Am
brosia Bolivia, Guido and Engracia-
ten steamers, three schooners and a
sloop.
If the report that Commodore Dew
ey took four prizes on his way to Ma
Mia is true the achievements of the
prize-taking fleet since April 22d have
won an enormous sum in prize money
for our officers and crews in both
oceans.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-05-13

LONDON, May g. According to spe-
cial dispatches received here this aft
ernoon the Queen Regent of Spain has
telegraphed the Pope on the subject of
defeat of the Spanish fleet at Manila,
saying: "The Spanish nation is calm,
but resolved to resist to the bitter
end"
Her majesty also begs the Pope to
bless the Spanish arms.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-05-13

gence that the Temerario's boilers
were in bad way and needed retub-
ing. The necessary repairs will take
some time, and the Temerario will be
allowed to remain at neutral ports
until the work has been completed.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-05-13
FEARS NO SPANISH WAR SHIPS
American Clipper for san Francisco
VIII Fake Chances.

VIII Take ChanceS.
BALTIMORE, May 3.-The Ameri-
can clipper ship Cyrus Wakefield, from
Baltimore with a cargo of 3,O10 tons
of coal for San Francisco, passed out
between the capes to sea this morn
ing. She may have to cross the track
OF Spanish war ships, but Captain
Henry, who commands her, says he is
not afraid and he believes that with
fair wind the clipper could show a
clean pair of heels to the best cruiser
the Spanish navy.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-05-13

The American Legation at Constan-
tinople has received more than 1000
offers of volunteers for the American
Navy. chiefly Greeks. who all declare
themselves ready to pay their fare to
the United States.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-05-13
TEMERARIo NEEDS REPAIRING,
spanish Torpedo Gunboat Laid I'm
In Argentina.

NEW YORK, May "a Sun special
from Washington says: Some official
new news ABOUT the Spanish torpedo gun
ooat Iemerario was received here to-
uay' Yesterday the Government heard
sne mad arrived at Rio de Janeiro
wnere the Oregon and Marietta were
teiegram received this afternoon
Drought the information that the Te-
merario was at Ensenada, Argentina
sometimes called La Plata. a port In
one oI river oil that name. The telegram
also conveyed the gratifying intelu-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-05-13
WAR NOTES.

WASHINGTON, May 2.-The State
Department has learned that the wreck
of the battle-ship Maine has been de.
stroyed by the Spanish authorities. II
is supposed by officials of the Admin
istration that this action on the part
of the Spanish authorities had been
taken to prevent the raising of the
wreck after the capture of Havana.
KEY WEST, April 30.-It is stated
by Cubans tonight that Blanco is burn
ing the interior towns of Cuba, and it
is believed the truth of the statement
is established by the great volumes of
smoke which were noticed rising from
the interior of the island yesterday.
VIENNA, April 30.-The newspapers
OF this city unanimously declare that
the Emperor Francis Joseph has not
contributed and will not contribute to
the Spanish national fund being rails
ed for the purpose of increasing the
strength of the Spanish navy.
MADRID, May 3.-Weyler's organ,
Ell Liberal, has made a bitter attack
on the Government. Ell Liberal says
1T is unfair to blame the enemy for
possessing forces superior to ours, but
what is worthy Of being blamed with
all possible vehemence is this infam-
Gus Government, which allowed our in
feriority without neutralizing it by
means Of preparations.
The offer of the British Consul-Gen-
eral at Manila to place all Chinese
subjects in the Philippines under pro-
lection of the British flag was rejected
by the Spanish Captain-General Au-
gustin. The official note says: "This
news caused surprise, although people
are accustomed to the methods OF
those who direct British interest"
KINGSTON, (Jamaica), May S.-The
direct West India Cable Company has
received the following notification
from Barbados: "The Government
has established "a censorship at this
station to supervise and control the
forwarding and delivery Of kilograms
with the view to carrying out strictly
the neutrality laws"
LONDON, May 3.-A special dis
patch from Madrid states that it is
Spain's intention to unite her naval
forces to crush the American squadron
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-05-13

LONDON, May S.-Spanish fours de-
clined to S1A, but later reacted and
closed at 80. The final price Of Satur-
day was 32%.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-05-13

WASHINGTON, May 4.-The government has obtained
possession either by purchase charter OF the Pacific Mall
steamship CITY of Pekn San Francisco and she will
he mt in condition to sail by 18th the latest with coal
stores and troops for Manila.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-05-13

PARIS Nav 3-General Woodford, former United States
Madrid passenger on board La Iourane whch
left Havre Saturday for New York.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-05-13

LONDON, May S.-A special dis
patch from Madrid states that it is
Spain's intention to unite her naval
forces to crush the American squadron
in Cuban waters.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-05-13

the Spanish feet Cadz which is nearly ready 1or sea-
II is added that the combined of Spain will shortly start
for American waters.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-03-17
Court Proceedings
Continued frS,fu last issllp

Alice Anders vs j. X. Bird. Case triet
March s, and Jury find verdict in iavo
of defendant, March 10. Rule granted
| to show cause why new trial should
not be had.
T. NJ. Watts vs. II. J. Way; Alias Sci
Fa; ordered to issue.
John w. Flynn VS. C. L. Yorks; Alias
Summons ordered to issue.
Reibsam VS. Reibsam; in divorce
Alias Subpoena awarded.
Grant and Dewaters, VS. r, Ii. Brewer
Deft. and VIM. Keenley, T. fudge.
ment to be entered against Deh. for want
of appearance, plea and affidavit of de.
fense.
The court approved Bond of Ralph
Litzleman, as Tax Collector Of Cherry
Township, for lS9S..
Stephen Murphy VS. Joseph Thall;
March 9, case tried and jury returned YER
dict for Plaintiff for $35. This was an
action to recover price of horse, sold to
Def. by Plf. but which was alleged by
defendant as not being as warrented by
said plaintiff. Rule granted to show
cause for new trial.
The Court appointed Charles L. Craw-
ley as Guardian OF Jessie, Clara aud Mil.
ton Taylor, minor children OF Alfred
Taylor, decd. and direct bonds to be Civ.
en- in the sum of 500 to be approved by
the Court.
And now to wit; March S,lS9S, on peti
ton of citizens of Davidson township, and
an motion OF attorney for petitioners, the
Independent School District in said Twp
is discontinued 80 far as said district GOV.
ers territory within the county OF Sullivan,
and within the Jurisdiction of this court.
By the Court.
In the matter OF mortgage in the real
estate of Alfred Taylor decd. Upon petit
tion and motion, the Court do order and
direct the Executor of said decedent's Es-
tate, to raise the sum of S30O0by mort.
gage on said Real Estate in petition de-
scribed, for the purpose of paying of the
debts Of said decedent. Bond to be given
in sum of $4,000. Same day approved.
Bond of DR., J. II. Rothrock. the executor
fled.
Kate Quigley VS. Ellis Swank. March
10, case tried. March II, verdict for
defendant. This was an action brought
to recover damages for the sale of goods
alleged by Plaintiff to have been her per-
sonal property, and which goods had
been sold by the Sheriff on execution
of Thomas Fell, against her husband
On petition, the Court transfers the
hotel license at Hillsgrove, granted to
and Sick to Geo. Z. Walker.
In the Estate of Mary Clark decd. On
motion, OF attorney for the administrator,
Joseph Clark, it is ordered and directed
that upon filing an account as admins
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-03-17
Muncy Valley,

| There will be an entertainment held sc
the school house Saturday evening, March
! 10, entitled, "The School Mann" Aa
| mission l5c.
Mr.. +. w. Elwell lett on Monday for a
few days stay at Hughesvil
Dr.-J. L. Derr is kept very busy ut
present, having considerable work among
his numerous patients.
w. c. Taylor purchased a ticket for ii
trip to Hughesvllc Wednesday.
Mrs. c. H. Stroup left on wedaesda,
morning for Picture Rocks.
Some OF the tillers of the soil have al
ready started their blowing.
Mr. Parks of Towanda organized 70.
cal school Monday night, He teaehes
the children in the school house after.
o'clock.
John Girton is doing some slick paint
ing at Peter Swank's. John knews, how
to do it all right.
Jay. Will Moran SAYS it is snap to be
juror.
Miss Jennie Hause is now in Williau,-
sport. Jennie is jolly pleasant girl aud
all the young people are sorry she has
gone away.
Miss Ryan of Picture Rocks is spend
ing fortnight visiting at j.. T.. Millegs.
Charles Crawley spent Sunday down on
the farm.
Mr.. Strong having moved to Nebraska,
Alvin Miller is boss tanner in his place.
Mabel Moran fell from buggy last
Friday and fractured her arm.
Colonel Wehb's horse ran away Mon
day. 1t took fright near Sonestown.
The damage done was slight.
The Lyon Lumber Co. have been dris-
ing logs down the Muncy Creek for the
past week by means of splash dams.
There was special meeting OF the
school board Monday for the purpose OF
having seven months school, but they
could not carry the other month.
Hyman Herr is busy collecting his bills
since the burning of his store.
Miss ,Jennett Marks Of Bloeansburg,. Is
calling on friends once more.
Clyde Welliver was sick: few days
last week, but is improving rapidly.
George Meyers is one of the beat.work-
ers in town. He builds sidewalk: butchers
three hundred pound hogs and save wood
all alone. =
Rev. Leech is going away to the State
Conference next week.
Prof. F. II. Gallagher sprained his
ankle on the drive Saturday night
Some good looking young girls are 80
kind hearted that they always pick come
one that no one else would go with for
their company.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-03-17
HON. WILLIAM w. ,wADpEtL DEAD.


Afteraa Long Illnesss tina Well Known
Physician Succumbs to Deaths Cold
Clasp. Socially and Politically Popular.
DIR. WV. Waddcll, an eminent phys
ician of Dushore,, known to every man,
woman and child in Sullivan county and
fora number. of years.a prominent figure
in Republican politics, died on Monday
at p.ms in Philadelphia where he had
been taken last weekst undergo an oper-
ation.; The operation was successfully
performed but heart t-failures was the i'm
mediate cause Of his DEATH.
The remains arrived at Dushore on
Tuesday morning one-haHhour in advance
Of the telegram announcing his death.
The deceased had been suffering with an
abscess in his side since last summer and
after an operation last fall was compelled
to remain in bed until within the past
few weeks when he had rallied sufficient
to be up and around in his room. 1t was
in the hopes of more rapid recovery that
he was taken to Philadelphia to..have
another necessary operation performed.
The Doctor was about fifty years of age
and leaves bride OF but few months
to sorrowfully mourn his death.
Personally, professionally and political
ly DR.. Waddell was rigidly honest. His
standard of integrity was high and he
endeavored strictly to live up toit. He
wss. .warm-hearted, generous, faithful to
his friends and magnanimous in his
treatment of:political opponents, as.to
his enemies. he had none; he was man.
That DR.. Waddell was we'll in advance
among Republican leaders in the matter
OF party policy and strength was attested
in 1888, when he defeated the strongest
party man in the Democratic ranks, the
late Hon. Josh Lull, for the office Of Rep.
resentative. He served the county faith
fully in the Legislature during the years
1889 80 and could have returned had he
desired.
The funeral took place Oh Thursday.
Interment in Dushore cemetery.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-03-17
Eagles Mere.

Eagles Mere.
Mrs. w. III. Buskirk and daughter
Mary are vieiting her parents at Film
eport.
Mr.. Lyman Herr OF Muncy Valley was
calling on friends at this place Monday.
Mr. II. r. Bennett has moved into
Bennett and Peales boarding house
Mr. Rightmire and family are visiting
friends in Elkland
Mr.. Vanbuskirk visited ont of town
over Sunday.
1t is reported that there will be a grand
ball at Hotel Alleghany Friday evening
March 18th.
Irwin Taylor was in town Monday.
There was large turn out at the
Christian Endeavor Monday evening.
A young gentleman OF Muncy Valley
came to this place one night last week to
call on his best girl and when he got
here he found she had company. How is
it Bob?
Howard Stevens and Charles Bedford
started Monday TO visit friends in William
sport.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-03-17
Bernice Echoes.

Miss Name Lille Of Dushore was the
guest OF Mrs. Frank Mayor last week.
The house OF S. A. Defeubaucb at
Mildred caught fire Sunday afternoon Of
last week, but il was discovered and put
out before it done much damage, except
to give the family good scare.
Miss Zelpha Cunningham of Dushor.
was the guest OF Mrs. II. W. Taylor. last
week.
Miss Orpha Squars OF Herriksville Pa.
was the guest of Miss Alice vandermonk
last week.
Thomas Killiher who has been oui,.
sick is able to be out again.
The Ladies Aid Society of the presb,.
terian Church gave birthday party in
the |. 90. F. Hall Tuesday, March stl
for the benefit of the church. Four hus
dred invitations was issued each contain
ing a small satin sack with the rcoues,
that penny be placed in the sack TO,
each year since your birth The Hall
Tuesday evening was filledto over don
and the decorating was certainly beauG
ful. The evenings entertainment was
opened by the Caledonian Glce Club.
Bert Walters led the club in singing.
Stumble Bee Miss Blanch Brown gaye
reading, entitled Vacation which
well deserved the applauses she received.
Miss Name Lille OF Dushore sang two
beautiful solos both oi which won the
hearts OF the people. Miss Edith Thomp
son gave recitation "How Katie Saw the
cars" in very pleasing manner, after
which the Calidoaian Glee Club aanp
Then supper was announced. The affair
was grand success all around. The
receipts of the evening were ninety dol
lars
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-03-17
Number A.
WAR CLOUDS ARE RAISING.

lief Gaining Ground That the Outlook
for Peace is Much Better.
The belief has steadily gained ground
that the outlook dor peace .has increased
in ratio with the.vas, preparation for..war.
Thetwo Brazilian cruisers have been a.,
ded to our navy Mckinley does no,
expect war. He thinks the whole :mat
ter can be settled automatically So do
the people
The news & observer., 1898-09-24
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION
The Democratic Convention Meets in
Raleigh, September, ooh.

The Democratic Convention Meets in
Raleigh, September 29th.
Mr.. ]. R. Young, chairman of the
Congressional Executive Committe of
the Fourth Congressional district has
called the convention in Raleigh on Sep
tember Doth. The railroads will grant
the usual reduced rates.
If is TO be hoped that there will be a
full attendance from all the counties of
the district. 1t is a good sign that, while
there are half Il dozen popular and able
gentlemen who would be glad to receive
the nomination, there is a spirit abroad
that the best and fittest and most avail
able man should be chosen
The following is list of the delegates
from Wake county by townships and
wards:
Rarton's Creek Township-J. d. Al
Ion n u. Honcycutt. II. NJ. Byrum.
Cary-W. G. CrOwder, ID. B.. Jones'
Alvis Maynard.
Searlcs.
Holly springs-Joe Burt and Polk
Judd.
r. Edwards.
Little River-M. T.. Fowler, ]. NJ. Bel,
Solan Baker, r. ]. Whitly.
Marks Creek--R. r. Richardson, q.
f. Kennedy and Il. l.. Penny.
Middle Creck-W. II. Holland, ]. +
Mann.
Neuse River and Buckhorn-B. G. Bed
dngfeld and Geo. Norwood.
st. Matthews-J a. Haywood, /.
C4 rth hnI
new, w. Il. Dunn, w. Ii. Morris.
New Light--Dr. S. w. Thompson. Il.
II. Sanding, r. 2. Jones, J. NJ. Estis.
Oak Grove-T. S. Lynn and NJ. c
Jones.
Panther Branch. ]. Gulley, w. L.
Turner. Frank Smith and j. Nj. Peg
ram.
ST. Mary's-Geo. Parker. Alex. Smell
ing, j. G. Pool Thos. Johns.
Swift Creek-T. J. Harrison, G. W.
Atkinson and A. f. Taylor.
Wake Forest-R. l.. Rogers, w. r.
Smith, II. A. Chappell, w. G. Brewer
o. X. Holding and Geo. E. Gill.
White Oak-W. b. Upchurch, w. NJ
Yates, W. ii. Harvard, w. G. Hunter.
Raleigh, First Ward-L. B. PeGram.
Geo. S. Terrell, Rev. j. l.. Foster, w. Il.
Snow, G. II. Lee, J. J. Bernard, Perrin
Busbee and r. l.. Burkhead.
Raleigh, Second Ward-C. ID. Arthur,
A. A. Thompson, L. III. Adams, NJ. i
Leach, Il. p. Maynard, b. c. Beckwith.
NJ S. Clark, g. r. Lacy.
Raleigh, Third Ward-W. II. Hood.
r. G. Upchurch. G. w Morris. u. r.
Broughton, J. M. Norwood, l.. C. Bag
well and Joseph e. Pogue.
Raleigh, Fourth Ward-W. e. Dewar,
Fl. V. Pace, w: n. Jones, w. A. Gattis
and G. f. Leach.
Raleigh, Outside West-B. Irby. Hen
ry Cole, w. r. Crawford, Bryant Smith.
Il. A. Partin.
Raleigh. Outside, East-W. C. Stron-
ach, Ii. L. Glenn, ID. /. Fort
The news & observer., 1898-09-24
WHITE GOVERNMENT UNION.
Made up For the Most Part of Populists
and Republicans.

Hamlet, n. c., September 23.-(Spe-
cial. THE white men of Hamlet and
vicinity met last night and formed a
white Government Union" of over
eighty members. 1t was a body of plain
earnest, Woodworking yeomenry- il
was very enthusiastic body, withal
A large number of its members have
hitherto been Populists and Republicans.
and they took the lead in speaking and
exhorting. The best speech of the oc-
casion and one of the most sensible we
have. heard during the campaign, was
made by Mr.. Freeman, a Populist.
The organization was completed and a
committee on registration appointed. \
committee was also appointed TO promote
sub-unions. 1t is hoped that by the
next meeting the organization will have
doubled its membership. There will be
a grand rally of the white men of Rich
mond county at Wiggins' Mill, Thursday,
September 29th, at the call of Cameron
Morrison, chairman of the "White Mans
Party Mr. III. G. Wall and Jno. D.
Shaw, Jr., will speak.
Mr. Morrison is making a hot fight
to redeem Richmond county with white
mems votes, and he will succeed. The
white men from all parties win accom-
plish their own salvation.