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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-06-30
THE NEWS OF BELFAST.

.lulNN
r,,s Star Club ofPitcher's Pond AN old-time
.,o.iauon.is written up on the second page.
,.. regllar meeting of Belfast Lodge
Ian. Iempars is adjourned two weeks on
..,,- 1t the 4th of July.
rt.Iuly calendar of the Belfast Printing
sar Independence Day number. The
.r ittached is live tire-cracker.
s,-r-, \ Son, who have had merry go
.. m -eld in the rear of Congress street
weeks, moved to Searsport Tuesday.
- delegation from Belfast and the
..adug towns attended the Republican
t. and District conventions at Augusta
rsuE.
AIMING recent nominations by the Cover
i-- r1e following: Justice of the peace
.uarum, Geo. w. Morse, Belmont; fish
-..l4u Geo. W. Frisbee, Belfast
u Davis homestead at Mason's Mills
.ss 7ther improved the past week by
--g and repairing the barn, The house
s..-l. 8rged and improved last season.
81 Batchelder of Brooks left Saturday
,rag ia sch. Little Kate for Isle au
,e. He took with him finish and
R.od-work bought of Belfast dealers.
t.--s Read suffered severe accident
-- Sday while at work on James S.
-r.6 new house. A piece of board
staging above him, striking him
lace The bridge of his nose was
Brown, landlord of the Isesboro
Harbor,cam TO Belfast yesterday
his naphtha launch Osprey.
bought in Boston last autumn.
dat his orders for summer bust
ger than in any previous season.
tro.uville Band are to have an ex-
u 18th to Searsport, where grand
win take place. Steamer Castine
Lincolnville al 10 aud Camden
m returning leave Searsport at
Tie fare for the round trip is
Il some way reached Massachu-
N HtdlA VI r >. bFehi SuPtrln-
THE Belfast schools, and au en-
received here concerning it. Mr.
res Us to say that he is very much
-bis statement, we trust, Will re-
.,5..
....,-l.
S ERT- There viii be a band
taN night at S O'Clock, with the
aii
Nasa4.ii6' s Nh
Miralda. Pettee
'liAeitg, Faderewskl
MI, eIla,1s5. r,-,..n.
Songs, Dalbey
cluster Of Peaches, Boyer
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'o-ts' DeSe announcements
SCI 'i0e "Ie H'aue from
Ley Liberty 70 be1ast' From
49, ~-sr,in0ut dane Fast NontyiiIe,
.--e authorized, june 13, 1898, with
-e IN distance une Ito, 1878;
ina on 199s cbanf,o y ~ pe ~ -;
week service so as to he from June
L. IN eaeh year instead OF from
sos
-''
.r' iV''ni0H III inVeiI'oII
' l'll' lhe steamer Castlne VIII
~.4-,rs from Camden, Northport Rel
sport and Bucksport. arriving and
..a at such hours as will permit ner
--- Oh attend all the meetings The
-.xth is one of the largest associa-
-- U.s section the service of the ra,,;-
aagb short was ar+i,. o,,i bo,,a.
many hard-fonoht fields T+s ram
.... WAYS i,taresrino occasions
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le]eoates ware aleo+aa. S+a+o 90,
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-06-30
Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the BELFAST COLI
scum COMPANY will be held at the treasurer $
office on Monday, July 4th, at P. NJ.
n. f. HOUSTON, Secy.
Belfast, June %, 189S.-2w25
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-09-01
ScHLEY AT WASHINGTON.
fh- ~u-rp ar ~satt.s.- s.f.~a Hes.tsg
ov.tisa % ais Nt-is - the >.sy
p~p.rt@sst-

Washington. NuE = Admiral
Sehlss r-v~iy~,l a grvat ovation At the
navv department tie came to the
apartment ~ariy and after call up
5n Acting SECRETARY All-u he emerged
from thu main sio.,r Of the sservtarY p
5fii-~-His prr~-us~ VA the building had
b~come Known. however. and A. so1n
a. h~ was --sn ehxrrs r~nt the AR
from tho rlrrks " bo had ass~srn bls-,i les
,airh a glimpse Of the h-ro Of SaRtia-
81. The officers anil clerks from the
aavy. state and var s~partm~ufis
crowded ,h- corridors ieasiing mp t.
the navy department. until u VAS ina
possible TO pass through. They
srowsi-d around the admiral. Eagerly
reaching forward 70 shak. his hand
The lady clerks --rr even more siem-
,nstrativs. aud the admiral was Kissed
by old and Young without dizcriminn-
ton " was finally ueresSary tn form
line aud pass the rowd around
through the large rooms - the ssrr--
tary'S otiise. IN or'ler to give them a
chance to shake hands with the adj
miraf
Many prominent army officers ,ook
part in the demonstration. The adj
miral finally escaped into Capt ruxn-
inShi~ld'~ afew
ADMIRAL Schi~y I~f; the city later in
the day. lie expects 70 ssil for Porto
Rico newt "Wednesday with the naili-
iary commission.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-09-01
tbs OMAHA EXPOSITION.
- ss-~~.. s~.,i.s the niss.ss vsp-~ss-
ttsa- 90 st~sks-sssrs .ss Ns..g.rs
w.rrsss. N-a~~@sd

onahs. Avg - The success ~ tho
rransmi>sissiPPi exposition 10 meeting
The highest expectations ~ s,oekhoid-
-rs and managers Total attendance
a., ve~S wa> 1850. or over ie.eoo in
'rsase over the week previous Esti-
mate fer this week. ilp.0a The man
ag~rs have reduced the price ot adnis-
,ion "a . c~nts for Sundays. aud slSa
Tor Monday aud Thursday evenings
Secretary Wakefield haN issued voach.
ers for the redemption 20 more than
oue-half % the warrants taat were ~
>uei u exposition creditors IN June
Tht. - a substantial indication that
the aaance> Of th~ exposition are 90 a
safe hasi. When the warrants were
issae,l Secretary Wakefield assured the
contractors and others who were asked
to carry them that the process ot re-
dsmptioa would BE- begun by >ep,em-
b-r l. Of the sps ls9 ~ issued. sls.
20 = were redeemed almost three
weeks b~fore the time had expired.
To. balance. amounting 20 SO. iss. will
b. called ia variy In September.
saturday the esrur.ioa of tho Ma.
tiousi Editorial sSSocisiioa will ar
rive. nearly sd strunx Saturday J,
ai~o designated a. Barlingtoa la
day
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-09-01
IMPORTANT ARRESTS.
I-s u-s. believed - nr tssftss sf--f IN
Ssastsrf~tttsE ~~h~.~. Arrested
.t r~N.rssma

Washin.t ton. Aug = Chief wiiki-.
u the secret s-rvic~. was yesterday in
fsrms,l % the arrest at FexsFxana Of
two men believed to be implicated in
sounterfeitinx seheun~. the seguei Of
case which the Serrv, service has been
working ga siaee April last At thai
time Birtuiag ham, Ala. and its vicinity
NaS asrlsird uith counterfeit bslls
Two men we're arrested aud convicted
and seat "a the Peaitrutiarv. bat the
soure~ % the eouatrrfei,S Sss not dis
covered
The cs<e was taraeI over 10 an opera
tise af tlss i.ittle Rs-s district AsSut
a week 40 he h-arl ot mys,erioas
box that had t-~n shipped fron Fair
Oaks. Ark, - Tcxtrxsaa. alireSsed
to Jamrs eobia. Fae secret service
1licial opened the box aad found that
a contained s1.siD IN coaaterfeit silver
rrrtinrateS When Goblin came to
claim the box he waS arrested His
real name j. said 10 b~ James =. Nc
guirk Another man named James
eobia. alias CaP~rtoa. was also ar
rested Chief Nslkie believe. the ar
F~,f. ar,. innn.artaut
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-09-01
FOUND AND ATE roADsrooLs.
vtf~ sad Dsaxhter Dead sas Re.. G-srxs
Jsaer~s IN . Nery Critical
esadttisa-

Chsmbersburg. Pa. AuK. - -Mrs.
Rev tisorse Jefr-r~s and child. oi
Philadel Phia, died in >aiPensbars. rev
t-rday, from the eating Of toadssa-sl~
Rev Jenerrs. who Is . miaiS.er ot
the Lutheran church. was spending his
vacation ia shiPeusburg vita bs
wifes father. t'eurg- navid~oa FRI
day be aud his wife and child. while on
a walk in the eountry. .fouad what th-y
thought were musAroom& They
gathered 4 number aRd ate them Ia
stead % mushrooms they were toad
stools Some tune after the three per
sous hecAme very sex Mrs Jeseres
and her daughter. eight years old. dies
yesterday morning. aud Rev. Jefsres
- in a very critiea! eoadition
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-09-01
MAKING rHE LAW OBNOXIOUS.
wsskiax - taf~r~. th. sssssv et~siss
I.- -us Teal ws~tsr sfs
r-tt.s Wsti..

Cleveland. q. Avg - -Clsveland
bad spasn - a very peculiar Kind q
msraiity YESTERDAY Nearly every
el<ar store. news St.na aud candy
ssurv was ri,,s-,i. ms~t of the dru.< 81.
s..id nothing but m-siieia-s oa prcScrip-
tioa aud restaurant k~-P~rs refused IN
scil ciEarN Net the salo.sns. ~ usual .
with little Pret-nse % keeping elo~e.i.
dii a rushing basin~>s. through si,lr
doors. iehiasi srEsrnA
The eaa>s u the re~entm~n; - few
m~rchan, tsilors aud ciothi~r~. who's
elerss a short time ago indue-i the
Retail Saie>ulens teioa fo caa>~ tho
srrrst of thu~- ciothiers who kept
their stores oPsn oa Sunday mornings
thereby dsPriving their employees Of
part af thvtr weekly DAY of rest
This movement spread 10 the batch
sr> .ni the Er,sasrs. sad thea the 40
gricv~sl ciothtnx dealers not more than
a tssru ia nursber. decided - make
th~ -unday iabrr az ebnoxiau. by
compelling - rigid enforcrm-n, upoa
every b.-iv They hired an attorney
sho caused the arrest ~ tcx cigar
lra'-rs an.l newsstand keepers lsst
s~vk Ia~n be ANNOUNCED y~>ter-
iay tia, al snch PiAs~s vouid b.
svafehs,i and thos< uho violated the
law ~oald b. aFrc-tr'i
The ixarmaker> aaian volunteered
70 help usks tas laS ebspxloux BY
-snsliax spatt~rs oat YESTERDAY
The rv>ult - that nearly ali of tho.~
Vh,s= hus urss e,lsue, uuti-r the PRO
vi>ious - She old i.w closed their
Fiarss ., matter - Pveesutioa- Il =
sunoaHc-'i. however. BY tho con~tahiss
eugaxsd IA th. wor< tina. shout "
warrants sill -. iSsu-sl ts.-tav
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-09-01
MntnNIN. ~ srAIN.
The Madrid N~w.p~P~r- Ds Net rsks
N~ry th~~rfaI View OF
the sIfaaaIaa.

All the Madsid newspapers discuss
the peace conditions a. length. p
Pals prints th. text Of the protocol
signed t,y the United States and Spais
With mourning borders and says.
spain. without COLONIES. IS reslueed
to the role OF "a ihtrd-rste power
III imparciai s4ys: -.Feaee viii rot
bring TO Spain even the rest she SO
much needs after three years aud 4
half - war;
II Naeior saws bitterly; -lf Spaiu
had a, lsa., been vanquishrd only
after a furious and heroic struggle
she could resign herself. Peace With
the United states will only be mo
ulentary resPi.s from our misfor.
tune"
~ Giobo fminisieriaD PINES for
peace between Spain and rhs Unftsd
States. ard saws the communication
on eastern questions which Day AM
Cambon have signed begin the firSi
chapter in the new history of Eu-
rope.
Fl Tiempa (canservativel saws:
"Peaee Is an accomplished fact. The
bitterness Of def at does not preven;
Us from sesirg With satisfaction the
end OF the war
II Liberal says the article in the
protocol relating TO the Philippine,
does rot Indicate that anything goo,
fer Spain will hs fixed upon. and the
question will not be settled favorably
fer her.
III Epoca SAYS: The peace Is the
-saddsst imposed since the treaty ol
Utrecht
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-09-01
THE LESSON is LEARNED.

Iy asked President Mckinley 10 name
terms upon Whieh the Uuited States
would be willing 20 make peace
July 2z.-The American forces ad-
yaneed to Yaueo. Puerto Rico. meet
ing some spanish opposition
July ss.-Gen- Brooke. with soldiers
on the ST. Louis. 81. Paul and Massa-
ehusetts. left Newport News for
Puerto Rico to join Gen. Miles
July es.-Report< were received OF the
surrender Of the port Of Ponce.
Puerto Rico. on July 81. to Capt. G.
II. Davis. of the Dixie. and of the city
of Ponce to Gen Miles soldiers or
July =.
July 30.-rhe president communicated
10 VI. Canbon. French ambassador.
conditions with which Spain must
comply before the United States
could begin peace negotiations
July si.-The battleship Texas reached
New York from Guantanamo. Bat
tie fought al Malate (near Manilal.
in the Philippines American loss.
II killed and "a wounded Spain's
loss estimated at 500 killed AMI
wounded. Spaniarjs were repulssd.
Aug. i.-Gen- Merritt reported the
attitude Of the Philippine insurgents
as somewhat threatening.
Aug. s.-The terms on fulfiIlEa~nt CT
which the United States would dis
eass peace with Spain we're made
public. They included the immediate
evacuation OF every Spanish SrPend-
euey in the western hemisphere. ths
rsIiuauishment OF all spanish claims
TO sovereignty in Cuba: the eession
cs Puerto Rico and other Islands, ex-
cent Cuba, to the United States; the
holding by the United States of Ma
nila city and bay. pending settlement
by commissioners Of the future dis
uosition and government Of the Phil
ippiues. and the cession of an island
fCuaml in the Ladrones- The United
States asks no money indemnity
Au1 At was stated unofiicially that
Spain would accept Americas peace
terms
Aux. 4.-Secretary Alger ordered Gen
Shafter TO send tke Santiago army
TO Nontauk Point. l. l. rs fast as
pos.ible. Shafter had made public
letters TO him from Roosevelt and
other officers. saying the army would
he useless from disease 10 not soon
removed. Monitor Monterey arrived
At Manila bay.
suV- 5-Geu. Skaters troops, ae-
eording to orders from Secretary
Alger. began embsrking on trans
ports for New York at Santiago
Aug. T-spain expected an immediate
cessation of hostili,ies. Roo<eyeit's
rough riders started from Santiago
for Msurauk Point. Nearly al the
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-09-01
ST. LOUIS EXPOSITION.
rr-psr.sisa - the Ssf,-~asA saaa.i o.
Lsats Espssis.-. k.pisty
Nearing esapissss~-

ST Louis. Avg. - Preparations
arr almo~t eamplete tor the rftecnth
annual slr-nirg of thu -. L"ui- eN-
position. This famou~ attraction viii
open som-w hat earii~r this YEAR than
usual September ~ anu continue for
as. weeks.
The exposition of this ysar will dif-
Ter frum th"s- held heretofore IN ses-
eral respects. Thr numerous patrons
of the sntrrpris- will - surprised
when they visit that place this fall 10
hnd that the great music hall - no
isugcr ~ ~ used for cuacrrt purpr~~~-
Fer - y-arS thu very b-st s"ci~ty at
~. Louis has b~~n won't "a vonErrgate
in This piac~. and ~ into raPturss
over strains of MUSIC di>c"ur-sd to
them l,y the lan-n,e,l Giimorv. the
fanss-i Victor H-rl-rt aad John fhihp
Soasa. ami the thought that this ts
now thing Of the past will probably
caus~ a fing- ~ regret in the h~arts
of the many d.vot-~s % music.
II must not h. supposed hy this,
however. that the csncrrts are To ~
abandoned. Far fr,m u. On the cen
trsr,. ih-y will h. made more d-light-
fui this year than ever The scene.
however. will H. shifted from the iui-
posing uiusi.- hall 10 'h~ more ttnpn--
ing coliseum. \ special platform has
been sr~~t.,l in thu center cf the
ar~ns. wh~r~ Sousa's hand will 10 sta
,ian-,l. The coliseum will - convert.
~ into tr,sptrai garden. wh"rs
palms and other tropical and sub
tropieai foliage wall - distributed
around ia points ~ santaE~. kustis
chair will 10 PLACED in different
piar.-- "a thu sarsl~n. In this uiana~t
u will - possible for music lovers q
sit undisturi,-,i throughout the i~ugth
of the ~nsir~ four converts. Music
hall l. u~ssl for spectacular eNhihi-
iisu~.
CanSi,l-rabl~ attention viii b. paid
20 tho art department tbs S~ar. '.N.
ghs-i-~ thu assistant sirrytor. b. r"ss
in the city making arrangement o.
isisi 20 the atractiv~u~~@ of the ~xhis'ti.
and Charles " kurtx. the dirrvtor. -
-Np-r'ri in a few DAYS Most - the
pictures have alr~adv arrived
Amonx thu artists r~pr~~~nt~'i this
v-ar arr N~is<oni-r. the late Autan
Muav~. N~-siag. the nHttch marin~
painter. Fortnny. J. VI swan. ;h~ Pa
nous Fngii-h animal painter.
itri--os. Nan-s. fizzaro. H~noit. Sisi~s
the last of thu dv~ impr~-SioniSts.
Rsid. Coar--r. Child~ iIa~-ain. ralnsr
tnsl Tart,~lI. th~ American Impression
i-t~. Thauls,y. the i~asi-r aud Hio~t
noted ~ Norwegian pcint~rS. >. Hop
kin~nu smith. cf Venetian sat~r-cssluF
fam+; IVA paintings % the late ".
g ptskn-li. character Study by ]. g
tiro-su. and animal pacturss by Dolph.
How Wiggin>. Craig ard a numher
4 ath-r~.
In ssi.iisia4 - this. Frederick Mae
naoni~-. who uso.i~is,l the Columbian
fountain a. N. Worid'< fair. aud tn.
ttar~ hsnt~ and rhilsi ~ fh~ Hssfan
pslhlsr harary. Will have four Of hf~
i~sf hruuxs=S cn -xhibitiun-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-09-01

July iz.-Geu. Torai again refused to
surrender santiago.
July i3-ti~n. Miles reported That q
truce bad been arranged until noon.
July L. AZ santiago. Admirai Dewey
reported having sent the Raleigh aud
Concord 10 Grande island. Subig bay.
ON Information that Insurgents had
been Prsseuted on july by a Ger
man warship from attacking span
iards. The German vessel left and
Spaniarsls surrendered
July iA-Geu. Torai surrendered San.
iiago City and about one-third Of
Santiago province 10 the American
army under Gens Miles and Shatter.
on condition that bis troops should
be sent back to spain.
July i6.-essn. Shaf,sr cabied that Gen.
Torai. under authority from Madrid.
had finally surrendered. the only
condition being that the United
STATES should ssud the soldiers back
TO Spain.
July 1.-THE American Gag was raised
ct noon over Santiago. after the
Spanish army had marched on, and
laid down It's arms
July is.-Th- prxs dent issued proela
nation which was sent 20 t.en. Shat
ter. ordering 'ha; the local rrrula
tions Of conquered territory should
be disturbed a. little NJ possible.
July 20.-Geu. Miies reported that h.
was ready 10 leave Guantanamo bay
with transports for Puerto Rico. bu,
tsat n naval convoy was lacking.
July 2i-Geu. Miles. with transport.
and a convoy. left Guantanamo for
Puerto Rico. Gen. Caiixto Garcia, Of
the Cuban army. near Santiago. for
maliy resigned and withdrew bis
forces because Of uon- recognition by
Gen Shafier.
July 2e--Gen. Miles reported IN.
progress % the Puer;s Rico rxpsdi-
tion from Mole -. Nichoias. IIayti
Gen Anderson At Manila reported
that tguinaldo bad declared a tlic,a-
torShiP and that the Philippine na,
iivrs expected independence.
July 21.-Tvo thousand Cubans a. san.
tisgo drew mp petition to President
Mckinley asking that spanish OH.
cials a, Santiago should b. removed
July 2s--Gen. Shafter reported that
3.ooo spanish troops at San Luis ard
Palma Soriano. in ihe surrendsr~d
district. had laid down their arms q
Lieut. Miisy.
July 25.-Geu- Miles. with the Puerte
Rico expedition. b-San landing neal
Poucs. south coast.
July .6.-SPain. through the French
ambassador az Wsshngton. formal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-09-01
THE PEACE PROTOCOL.


Ills exeslleney. NJ. Cambon. ambas-
sador extraordinary and minister pleni-
potentiary Of the French republic at
Washington. and Mr.. William Day.
secretary of state of the United States.
having received respectively To that rf-
feet pienary powers from the Spanish
government and the government of the
United States. have established and
signed the following articles which de-
fine the terms on which the two govern
ments have agreed with regard to tie
questions enumerated below and of
which the object Is the establishment
of peace between the two eourtEieS-
rsmely:
article L Spain will renoanee all
claim to all sovereignty over and all her
rights over the Island Of Cuba
Article . Spain will csde TO the
United States the Island Of Puerto Rico
and the other islands which are at pres
snt under the sovereignty Of SpalH in
the Antilles. as well as an island in
Ladroua archipelago. TO be chosen by
the United States.
ARTICLE J. The United States will &C.
eupy and retain the city aud bay Of
San Juan de Puerto Rico and the port
Of Manila pending the conclusion OF 4
treaty Of peace which shall determine
the control and form of government Of
tie Philippines
"ArtIeie 4 spain viii Immediately
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ernor % Cuba. wishing to avoid his
humiliatiHg datiss in connection
With the evacuation. American
forces under ten. Schwan defeated
i.50o Spaniards in Paerio Rico.
Aug. I6.-PreSident Mckinley has de-
eided 10 reduce the army immediate
IL and a; least 10000 men will be
mustered out. The gunboat Man
grove bombs rded Caibarisn August
IS. the commander not having heari
Of the signing of peace. After a
Spanish gunbaa, had been damaged
word WAS brought from the town
under a dag OF truce that the war
was over.
Aug. I7.-Geu. Merritt a. military gov
ernor took formal posssssion OF Ma
Mia. Gen. Merritt and ADMIRAL Dewey
were Instructed that the Philippine
insurgents must recognize the au
thority OF the United States. and
that there could be no join; oeeupa-
tion of the city. The massacre of
more than 100 natives OF Puerto
Rico by spanish troops on August
Is confirmed. The only ofeuse of
the people was in raising an Amer
lean fiag at Cieles.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-09-01
DIR HouIro~-s CRITICISM.
A st"ry That shsws s.r,s>- Ni-m.a.x~-
m~"t and >~zisvt-

"'"s s"'a WITH
bAtriN9Eh- Md, Aug. DIR. = :.
heni'.'n- ''''r 81 the ply ys'eians on the
STATE h''spitai train that broacht thu
suck a.F'aeers 81 the ftfth Esgimsnt
iro'n Huntsville tells story that shows
Sr"ss acknowledgement aud neglect
SOM " here lie Said.
ne camp at huntsville i high and
dry. but am teld the hospital i in a
rsvine subject O. El the damage of
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-09-01
ruE re,es PROCLAMATION.
sspy .s to D.~~m--t f-.~~a d, the
rr~.ss~st ef the .tted >tstss
90 Asgsss ~


ny Ps"tot"'
su" Nus = 80. y
= ray. ss''e'A' OF Wv
"''s~ '''''s, az" - sN'' ''''''
oo"s "'s
-n" P'en'P"tsn''arS OF the 'rp""iis oi
sFausr' AZ N~Nhlh s'""' ''Nf'S'iN'4
~ fessn''.k 's' '1.s p"i ~ '"' -
ern'Arnt OF tae Nuiteu sta'rs auu inc
so'srnn =, "'S A'n' t.s N''su H'aiT'
and spain hass tormaiit sSFFeu "P"u
me terms on ~nieA n'go''atlons Tor
iae ss'ao'''hmsn' o. pace s'NTr1
~" t"S soa"'t'ss saA.i o~ auari'@ArA
anu
Nhrr~as. u /. % salh fr0toeo'
agrees '"at "fen - e"ns'"sion ana
sguaturr nosttlitiss urtwreu the t"t
anunfrfrs shall b. stfs ~ nsied anf shat
- g.. -. =. Ert L.. .
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-09-01

ST Louis. Aug. es.-ofieer Patrick
Mcmahon. OF the sixth district. was
brutAlly handlei BY crowd of ne
groes st Sacramento and Far avenues
while trying TO place one of them an
der arrest. and. zs a result he will be
disfgured for life. IL he RECEIVERS from
his injuries The officers nose was
bitten of by one of the negroes. his
revolver taken away BY another. and
his right arm badly chewed mp by an
other. besides receiving bruises about
the face aud head He is now at his
home in . serious condition under the
care Of . physicisa-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-09-01

sSaeuate Cuba. Puerto Rico. ard the
other isisuds now under spanish sov
erviguiy in the Antilles. To this effect
point commissioner within ten days
after the signing of this protocol. auS
these commissioner shall meet ~ Ia.
vana within 20 days after the signing
Of this protocol " ith the ohjrct Of com
ing To an nrreurnt regarding the ear
- yirg out 20 The details Of the aforrsa ia
evacuation Of Caha and other ad jacvut
spanish i,Iauds. and zach Of the two
governments shall likewise appoirt
within ter DAYS after the signature Of
this prutocol other commies ionvrs " to
shall meet az San Juan de Puerto Eieo
within lodas after The signature % this
protocol % agree upon the details Of
the esacuatiou Of Puerto Ei~o ami
other islands now uud~r spanish sos-
srsieuts 'u ths Antilles.
~Articir 5. spain ard the United
States shaii appoint to ,rsat for p~av~
I've comnIissiousrs at the most for
either coustry The commissioner
shall u<-t IN Paris on Ortobsr ~ the
latest 70 rrocrvd 20 ueRotiaiians and
I to the co eiasfoa of trssty - psae~
This trvaty shall be rafiiis,i in con
fcrmity with the constitutional Avs Of
s=.h - the two countries.
Article s. ouer this prosocol q con-
eiudsd aud siKurd hostiliiiss shall BE-
suspended. ard 10 that effect 10 the two
countries erlerS shall bs given by
either rovvrnmsut 20 the commanders
cf - lard aud sea forces as speedily as
I possible.
Done In duplicate az washinEton.
read IN French sud IN English by the
I undersigusd. Who arix at the foot ~
/ the document their signature aud
seals. August Is. isas.
JULES CAMHoS.