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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-04-09

81"
ty mocarstw przystala ma do.
rsczenie rzsdowi we Washing
TOME jednobrzmiscej noty.
Urzedownie zaprzeczono
wieSciom, jakoby senior Polo
y Bernabe zostal zniewaaony
przez washingto1ski motloch.
Ma radzie gabinetowej oma'
wiano treSc depeszy kardyna}a
Rampolla i zgodzono SIG jed
noglosnie ma odpowiedz, kt6ra
niezwlocznie odeslano do Rzy-
mu "a poSrednictwem nuncyu'
sza.
Nuncyatura og}osila, ae ma
nadzieie, re posrednictwo Pa
pieza odniesie pozadany sku-
tex, gdyz jest nieprawda, ja-
koby prezydent Stan6w Zje-
dnoczonych sprzeciwial sic do
brym checiom Leona XIllgo.
KINGSTON, Jamajka, ego
Kwietnia. -Parowcem"Brook
lvnn przybvl dotad Pulaski +.
Hyatt, konsul amerykahski re
Santiago, wraz z calym swoim
sztabem i 2 rodzinami Amery-
kan6w, opuszczajacych Kubs.
Jedui udaja sic do Port Anto'
MO, inni do Bostonu.
BERLIN, 9go Kwietnia. -
Wybuch wojny uwaaajs tutaJ
"a rzecz nieuniknIons posta.
nowiono wysiac ma wody ku-
baGskir jeden krzyzownik6w.
CAD1z, 9go Kwietnia. -
Flotyla torpedowc6w stoi pod
opieka krzyzownik6w przY
wyspach Capverdyjskich. Tu-
tai spodziewaja SIG przybycla
okret6w wojennych Pe]ayo,
Cardinal Cisneros, Imperador
Carlos V, dw6ch niszcsycieli
torped krzyaownika torpedo.
wego Maria de Molina.
HAVANA, 9go Kwietnia. =
Wydano rozkaz sporzadzenia
listy wszystkich me2czyzn W
wieku miedzy 10 80 lat, kto'
rzy dotychczas uie nale1a do
ochotnik6w. General Blanco
liozy ma to, ae prey pomocy
hiszpaG skiej fpty ME wpuscl
wei isk amery ka1skich do Ha-
vany. Jezeli wojsko amery-
kaGskie wylqduie ma wyspie,
powiekszy tylko zastepy po9-
wstadc6w W g6rach. We VOL
nej bitwie regularnem woj.
skiem hiszpa1skiem zostanie
pobite.
Urodziny kr6la Krystyana.
KopENHAeA, 9 Kwietnia. -
Kr6l Krystyan TX obchodzi}
sofa rocznice urodzin. q po-
wodu Wielkiego Piatku prze.
bieg uroczystosci by} spokojny.
Kr6l Oskar szwedzki i nor.
wegsSi przybyl osobiscie z}o-
zyG jubilatowi powinszowanie.
Bawi} W Kopenhadze do godz.
9 wieczorem, poczem uda} sic
powrotem do Sztockholmu.
Jeszcze jedna skarga przeciW
ZOli.
PARYa, 9go Kwietnia. -
Ofcerowie, kt6rzy byli cz}on.
kami sadu wojennego, kt6ry
rozpatrywal spraws majora
Esterhazy, postanowili wniesc
skarge o oszczerstwo przeciw
Zoi przeciw wydawcy gazety
"L'Aurora'. Wniesli nadto
podanie do ministra wojny,
generala Billot, s2eby tenze
odsadzi} Zole cd prawa nosze-
MIA odznaki Legii honorowej.
Zwyciestwo AngIikow.
KA1R, Egypt, 9 Kwietnia.-
Egipsko. angielskie wojska pod
dow6dztwem genera1a sir Her.
bert Kitchener uderzy1y wczo-
raj zraua ma stanowiska Der
wisz6w i zdobyly szturmem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-04-09

spcstrzegi, ae mu zabrano wszystkia
pieniadze W sumie $1100. Polio, 0
teraz szuka rabusi6w.
Znaczny pozar.
Wczoraj przedpoludniem pow>ts'
pozar W fabryce mebli trzcinowych
6rmy Haywood Bros & Wakefield
Go. pm. 1851 W. Taylor str, i zda-
wa}o sic, ze pochlonie caiy ten wiel-
XII budynek, wartosoi 100000, gdyz
zapelniony bys materyalem suchym,
latwo zapalnym. Udaio sic jedna-
kowoz stray ogniowej ugasi6 pozar
stosunkowo dosd szybko; zrzadzil on
jednakowoz szkode ma $3.50 600.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-04-09
KT6tkie wiad0m0sCi.

- W Lansing Mich, od-
rzuci} senat " legislature bill
Pingree'go, nakfadajacy pc.
datki na kompanje kolejowe.
w Milwaukee umarl 76
S. D. Luscombe, W kt6rego
rekach zuajdowa} SIC dawniej
kierunek ca1ego handlu drze-
wen we Wisconsinie / Michi.
gan.
- Sprawozdanie 4 handlu i
przemys}u w ostatnim tygo-
dniu wypadio korzystniei, niA
sig spodziewano.
- General Lee jest podo.
bno W posiadaniu dowod6w,
2e eksplozya ma okrscie
Maine" zosta}a spowodowa'
ma przez spiskowc6w.
- Kolektor akcyzny Fink
W Milwaukee otrzyma} via.
domosG z Washingtonu, re
piwowarzy sp}acac zaczna po-
dw6jna akcyze cd kazdej be-
ski piwa.
Alarmujsce wiesci wo.
jenne pr2yprawiSy Daniela
Williams W New Yorku o
pon1iesaanie zmys}6w. Ze Ia
cisnietemi piesciami rzuclf sic
ma pedzscy wagon kolei uli'
cznej, sadzac, 2e zbliza sic
hiszps1ska armia.
Gubernator Tanner z
Illinois wyda} proklamacys
og1osi} dzie6 % Kwietnia
awietem stanowem ,,sadzenia
drew"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-04-09

Adres Polskjeg0 D0mu Emis
gracyinego: 8 Morris str, trzeois
drzwiEo oa sachod cd Broadway, bli-
sko ssuth Ferry. Y New VorkS,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-04-09
EksplOzya dynamitu.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, 9go
Kwietn.- w jednym z wago-
now pociagu towarowego ko.
lei Montana Central znajdowaf
SIG dynamit, kt6ry eksplodo'
wal, gdy pociag znajdowaf sic
IA moscie Dry Forts. Caiy
most i 10 wagon6w rozprys4o
sic W kawalki. Siupy telegra-
fczne obali}y sic i druty costa
}y poarywane. Clala trzech
ludzi, kt6rzy stanowili siuzbe
kolejowa ma pociagu, zostaly
wyrzucone IA kilka set stop
odleg}osci. Co bySo powodem
nieszczescia, dotychczas ME.
Wiadomo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-04-09
azeby og1osic niepodleglost
Kuby, zanim wojua zostanle
wypowiedziana Hiszpanii.
Spok6j obecuy uwaaa6 ma
ley "a cisze pred burza.
Nieszczescie W g6rach.

SEATTLE, Wash, 9 Kwietn.
w Alasce, W wawozie Chill
koot, pomiedzy Scales istone'
house, rozmiekly Sniegi ma
szczytach g6r i obsune1a sig
lawina, kt6ra zmiatajac po
drodze snieg, l6d i drzewa
rune}a W doline, IA droge, ma
kt6rej znaidowalo sic wiele
poszukiwaczy z}ota. Wsw6z
przedstawia obecnie olbrzymis
kupe sniegu, stanowiscs grob
dla kilku dziesiatk6w ludzi.
Poniewaa komuuikacya telefo.
niczna jest przerwana, blizsze
wiadomosci O katastroie do.
chodzs do Skaguay bardzo po.
wolf. Dotychczas skonstato.
wano Is nazwisk ludzi zabi.
tych. Odbywaja sig energi-
czne poszukiwania os6b, Easy
panych sniegiem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-04-09
Zwyciestwo AngIik0w.

KA1R, Egypt, 9 Kwietnia.-
Egipsko. angielskie wojska pod
dow6dztwem genera2a sir Her.
bert Kitchener uderzy1y wczo-
raj zrana ma stanowiska Der
wisz6w i zdobyly szturmem
puukt srodkowy ich linii ope-
racyjnej Zerida. Ajax wojsk
byl wykonany wzorowo i Der.
wisze poniesli dotkliwe stra.
ty.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-03
MAY ABSORB IT.
Report That III. Trust VIII Buy
Banigan Rubber Works.
No Advances Have Yet Been Made, How
ever, by the Big Concern.

II is stated on what is believed TO De
reliable authority. that the Banigan
Rubber Company may soon be absorb
ed by the rubber trust. The heirs OF
Mr.. Banigan are ready to sell, and are
waiting for advances from the trust.
But when the big Boston Rubber Shoe
Company was taken into the trust. two
weeks ago, a great factor in competi-
ton was removed.
Today the trust is in prac-
tically absolute control or the
output OF rubber shoes, and
the move to buy the Banigan property
will not be hastily made, though 1t VIII
probably be done in the trusts own
time. This means that the sons OF Mr..
Banigan will be permitted to struggle
till they are ready TO quit the game.
1t is rumored that the trust has Its
eye on some smaller trust factories and
that it's purpose is to eventually form
a close trust. 1t is thought that
as the Banigan factory Is new one
and well equipped, II will be kept in OPP
eratIon, when once acquired, on ac-
count OF its ability under trust man
agement. to produce cheaper shoes than
some of the older factories.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-03
NEW sLETs.

He went away to war and fought
And people praised him then;
He'd earned a place. we fondly thougnt,
Among the bravest men.
We read reports of how he led
His boys into the fray
or how, when less alive than dead
They carried him away.
but since he's got back home they've
gone
And put him up to run
For Congress In this district on
The record that he won.
And 10, change has come about!
We thought him brave and true,
Yet now his honesty's In doubt,
His valor's questioned, too.
They say he hardly heard a shot,
Nor made Spaniard run;
They say the battles that he fought
BY other men were won;
The shoulder-straps he brought away
Were never earned. they claim,
And he. SO praised before. today
Has got wretched name.
Cleveland Leader.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-03

Mortgages, Insurance.
Acts ns Agent and Gu stodisn Of Estates.
as5.A, Banigsn Building. Telephone Con.
nection.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-03
The MANISSES Q|d COTTAGES

All kinds OF sea food. famous Block
Island bluefish, Goldfish, bass. Holsters.
ETC.. are caught within sight OF the
hotel and served in every style. The
fruits, meats, etc.. are supplied from
the numerous Island farms. The table
and service kept at a high standard.
The Sleeping Rooms are furnished
with good hair Mattresses; gas and
electric bells In every room; fire hose
on all floors.
Great care has been exercised in the
plumbing and drainage of the Manisses
There Is a good Music Hall in the
hotel. An orchestra In attendance.
Special Attention Paid 70 Dinner Partiss.
c. E. BROWN. A. {. BROWN.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-03
ON FULL TIME.
Mkt Tuesday the Riverside worsted
Mills viii b. in Operation.

A fuil-time basis Is to be resumed at
the Riverside worsted mills at Oiney-
Vile, and the 1000 operatives are natur-
ally very glad ct the news. While for
almost year the mills have been run
ming 40 hours a week. on Tuesday
morning next at Gas o'clock. the 60-hour
schedule Will be restored. Fun time has
already ben resumed at the National.
Providence and Weybosset mills. and.
In consequence. not only the operatives
but the business men OF Olneyville, look
for better times during the coming win
ter. The manufacturers are looking for
a greater increase in the demand for
goods than was originally anticipated.
Friends School will open its eightieth year
In Providence on the 18th inst The build.
ings and various rooms nre now ready for
the examination of its friends and patrons
There is much that - interesting and attrac
tive within the walls OF this time. .honorcd
instis<fsion which viii repay one who visit.
n. The public and persons interested are
cordially invited 10 inspect its means and
methods OF education, as well as tts rare his
torical collections and works Of art.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-03
OCEAN COTTAGE

". - MOTI, PFopNetor.
Convenient 20 steamboat landing. and
within 80 yards of the surf. THE hotel com
mands an unobstructed view Of the ocean,
bay and harbor. l. ON the new mscadam mis- ed
road. within one minutes walk OF postofficc,
telegraph once and Enst Harbor.
Rssss Reasonable. Dinners so Gents.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-03

LEAVE PROVIDENCE, week days. no.
LEAvEE NEWPORT. week days 2 Is. II 90 .
LEAviE PROVIDENCE. Sundays ioA M. 4
LEAVE NEWPORT. Sundays 4 ii0 an.
5 and Q p m. W
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-03
Livery, Hack and Boarding StahIa
eOR SACEl

IN Western Rhode Island for sale st an ex.
frcmcly low price. The stables are situated
I'm the centre OF manufacturing population
of eO.c0 people. The whole. on onc.haif inter
est, viii be- disposed OF. ne the owner l. 10
engage I'm other business. For further par.
ticuinrs. address Box -" News once.
i, aul2 lm
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-03
NATIONAL HOTEL.
Surf Hotel !!

Situated on a blur. overlooking the
entire bay. harbor and bathing bcacn.
Outside bath house free to guests: also
hot salt water baths In the house free
to our patrons. Every room has an
ocean view. Telegraph. post Office and
drug stores within two minutes walk
from the hotel. Bliss springs and good
hair mattresses; fresh fish. Holsters and
clans direct from the ocean; milk and
vegetables from the home farms every
day. For terms or any information ap-
ply at the hotel. or direct TO
MRS. c. w. WILLIS, proprIeto.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-03
CONNECTICUT HOUSE.

Surrounded by green fields. having a
splendid view. within easy walking dis
tance of the beach, 1t possesses an un-
qualified advantage. A fine plank walk
connects it with Crescent Beach and
the Steamboat Landing. Carriages
meet every boat. The house has tele-
phone connection with the telegraph
office. To those who have never visited
the house IL may be said that the rooms
are large. airy and well furnished; the
piazzas broad and roomy. The table Is
kept up to the highest standard.
MRS. N. NJ. DAY, Proprietor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-03

Nathaniel Gillride. of 81 Richmond
street. has returned after flying trip
to New York.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-03

Escansba. Mich. Sept. 3.-Fire yes
tcrday In the village OF Rapid River
destroyed dozen buildings. Loss sio.-
600. twenty-five horses were burned
to death In n livery stable.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-03
7GE WEATnER

~ RonlGnt, Cloudy wlth rhundsr-
sterns q sunday.
washington, Sept. s.--New England
ana Eastern New York: Fair tonight;
increasing cloudiness and thunder
storms Sunday afternoon or night;
nrohably cooler Monday; southwest
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-03

The beet and most economical. Made from
Borden's Peerless Esaporated Cream. served
al this week n tho Mammoth New England
Grocery and Tea Hopss. 20 10 Iol weybossc
street. Pro, idcncc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-03
STEAMERS FOR
ROCKY POINT

LEAVE PROVIDENCE, week days, Q. RIO.
RI kETtssiSd EIT II Il Laws vi hoeR'y r rSisr tst
81 10, TO- - TO- = 10 .5 10. d 10. 81 a., 40 10
LEAVE pROvInENCE, Sunday. RIO I'll.
ria RE4tENiS,. r. II T 3. IihAvs a ROCKY POINT for
Providence, Sundny-, IL Is. -l2 10. Il ~ Is
Is 10. - 10. % ID. ed Is, 2 Is. -. slUlv
= biop NJ Crescent Park aud Fields Poins
only,
Stop at cresoent Park only.
Stop nt Fields Point only
sUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
SHIPS SAID TO BE RUINED.

With the feet. off Santiago de Cuba. July =
noon by The Associated Press Dispatch Boat
CYNTHIA H. via Port Antonio. Jamaica July !"
10 a. M by way of Kingston. Jamaica. July -
1918 A. m-Boats' crews from the Texas and
The Associated Press dispatch boat landed TINS
morning at the wrecks OF the Almirante oquen-
do and the Infanta Maria Teresa. Commodore
Schley saw some Spaniards on board OF them
and thought our men had better take their
arms but they would not walt. When they
neared the ships they saw the Spaniards leaphs
of and swimming ashore. Not shot was hreh'
however Probably the Spaniards had been
footing.
The wrecks are described as looking HE big
steel buildings after destruction by IRE. Inc
deck beams Of the warships are twisted az II
the flames had had the power OF tremendous
explosion Side armor plates weighing tons had
been wrenched of. and there were many EVIL
dences In the huge holds Of where the SHOTS
of the Brooklyn and the oregon had landed Inc
decks were strrwed with officers uniforms. pro-
visions and small arms
All the guns are ruined. except An ll1s-inch
,,un In the forward turret Of the lnianta Maria
Teresa. which seems TO be in perfect order.
There is absolutely no hope OF floating the
cnansh ships.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10

1893 vas proclaimed President. Mr.. Dole Is an
Hawaiian by birth. and mad long been prominent In
the lie OF the island kingdom. His father and
mother were missionaries. who went 10 Honolulu
in 1874 whore. in that year, Mr.. Dole was born.
He received his early education al Pubahan Coi-
lese. the island. and chose the procession OF
law lie earned money enough himself TO come TO
America and 10 finish his edycaton AZ WlilIams
College. Then he entered William Brigham law
Office in Boston and admitted TO the bar there,
after which he returned TO Hawaii There ne con-
tinued his practice Of Jaw until 1887, when ne was
appointed to the supreme Bench OF the Kingdom;
He married in 1873 70 Miss Anna +. cate, OF
Massachusetts,. 49,
Mr.. Dole was active In Hawaiian politics before
he became Judge. In Isl he was member o,
the Iegisla.ure. taking prominent part In the
reform movement. which eliminated IN leT IN
1883 he again member OF the Legislature. ana
was a men her OF the Executive Committee OF that
body Mr. Dole was "A conservative In politics. ana
exerted himself to prevent much rash action IN
the DAYS of revolution Early in the present year
he visited this country in the interest Of the cause
~ annexation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
~ which have already been published. was

Of which have already been published. was
daring piece of work. The credit does not al
belong TO the Prairie, whose big guns nnaiIy
encompassed the SpIniard's ruin ana ieft he'
q mass Of blazing wreckage on the beach Inc
work Of the little converted yacht HAWK was
heroic 70 a degree.
It was she who first dlscov >Ged the enemy ana
alone gave chase, running back for the ASSIST
ance Of the two larger gunDoats only when Inc
Spaniards drew in under the Marie! batteries
and close 10 two Spanish gunboats lying IN the
harbor.
Before seeking aid however, the Hawk low
cred a small boat manned by Ensign Schoneid
And q crew OF six. IN the bright light OF the
tropical noon they pulled boldly TO within a
ships length Of the Spaniard after she had
gone aground. their mission being To learn her
rame From the time they left the HAWK until
their return the email boat AID her crew maue d
brilliant target Cor the machine guns ana smaii
arms aboard the steamer. and an incessant IRE
was directed at Them. But. nothing daunteo'
,hey drew close enough TO hear SPOKEN ORDERS Oh
the enenny's deck Shots were flying al! AROUND
,bon. bit none struck. and they were eTentuaiiy
,or,nailed to return TO their ship without having
fulfilled their purpose.
The fire not only from the Spaniards' but a'So
from the Mariel tower a sand battery and span
lsh gunboats continued until the Castine ana
the Prairie came UP aud silenced them anu oe
stroyed the Alfonso XII.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
HAWAIIAN COMMISSIONERS.
Continued from first page.

official reporter OF Illinois in lsos-oo repor,eo .''
HOLIDAYS Commission at ST. Louis, was win 0ee
rotary Stanton for time, asceided the M'sSou''
River fifteen hundred niles with an lnaiah treaty
Commission made extensive foreign tour !"
1861 -'6s and. on returning home. prepared the re.
ports OF the Wade expedition TO San Domingo ana
the Ku-Klux Investigation. In 1874 President urah.
ammo MED him Secretary OF Legation at Paris ana
he was continued In that position by fresideh'
HAYES When James g. Blaine became Secretary
OF State under Garfield ne chose Mr.. Hit to De
Assistant Secretary He resigned with MI Blaine
upon President Arthur's accession. ana declined the
proffer o, a foreign mission which was made him.
In 1882 he was elected to Congress from the IAih
District OF Illinois. and has succeeded himself ever
since HIS wide knowledge az men and AFFAIRS
gives him high distinction In the House, where MS
most CONSPICUOUS services have been performed in
the Committee on Foreign Relations OF when ne
Is chairman. One OF his bestknown speeches was
that which he delivered Commercial Union with
canada ard his energetic arraignment o. the
Cleveland ADMINISTRATORS Hawaiian pCncy VIII
also be remem5e ed. His vigilance saved congress
ron pursuing a fash course against MeXico IN ths
excitement which followed the arrest or cutting
some years ago. Mr. Hit an intimate TREND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
TO HONOR SCHLEY AND SAMPSON.
THE PRESIDENT TO PROMOTE BOTH of
FIcERS FOR THE DESTRUCTION or
THE SPANISH FLEET.

Washington. July o--The President has deter
mined to promote Acting Rear-Admirai Saihp
son and Commodore Schiey in recognition OF
their services in the destruction % the spanish
feet in American waters. but Is as yet undec'ned
as to the extent OF promotion. Although Act-
ing Rear Admiral Sampson ranks Commodore
Schley in command of the naval forces IN CUBAN
waters. he is subordinate TO that officer by Two
numbers in the naval register Commodore
Schley stands No. in the list OF cominodores'
and Commodore Sampson stands No. lo having
been promoted 20 that grade within the Has'
week Commodore Watson. also on duty VIII"
the feet at Santiago. is senior TO both OF 'ne
others. standing No. in his grade. " men d"
official report is received decision Will NC
reached as to the promotion 10 be MADE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
NAVAL VESSELS READY FOR SERVIcE

RELAXING WORK At THE LEAGUE ISLAND NAvF
YARD.
Philadclrhia. July e--'rhc rebuilt wartime mon-
TOR Ajax and the auxiliary gunbca. Arctic were
ulaced In commission to-day at tho League lsiani
Navy Yard The Ajax arrived at the Navy fard
to-day from Cramps shipyard where she had been
thoroughly ovcrhaulei. Work on the Arctic "hlch
,as one Of the Philadelphia city iceboas. Is going
forward The Ajax will be manned b. the Mary
I, nj Naval Reserves ana tho Arctic by IN" Penn
sy,yarla Reserves. The date Of their sailing mas
no, vet been fixed. The latter Will probably be
sert 10 Cuban waters for blockade duty. The Ajax
will 6'hcr go to Baltimore for harboT-deicnce duty
or 10 the Delaware Bay pa.fol II, l.
The gunbOat Fish HawH. which is 20 JON IN"
Llockading fleet In Havana iiarhor VIII be IN con-
Cition to start from the yard on Monda;.
The authorities are relaxing sunday "orK al ln VI"
Navy Yard and after tomorrow the iorce WIZ
probably be Gu. down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
rIFry-THREE VESSELS CHANGE REGIsTR

San Francisco July 9-The annexation OF the
Hawaiian Islands to the United States has given
American registry 10 hfty-three vessels. or these
twenty four are steamers, four fulrigsed ships
ten barks and seventeen schooncrs. Most Of the
steamers are engaged In the intcr-island trade.
Among the vessels are the steamships Aztec. Bar
racouta and San Mateo. owned by the Pacific Mail
and Southern Pacific companies the Island steam
crs Mauna Claudne. l.oa and Ninaw and the
steam whale Alexander. DOW n the Asiutic The
ships Fort George. Helen Bromer. John Emo and
IIawaian Isles VIII obtain American registry. 10
will also the harks Andrew Wech, Foohng Suey,
J.lani Diamond Head. Mauna Ala. Nuana. II. L.
Rithet Resale. Himaiaya. Roderick Dhu and SAN
ilaso. or seventeen schooEers to change their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
A DISPATCH FROM SHAFTEh.

WASHINGTON July 9-The War Department.
has received the following dispatch from Ten
srai Shafter $3.50
PLAYA del Este. with Army Corps in the f'e'o'
July o.
gecretarv of War, Washington;
Cablo oncrators were permitted to so IN yes
,.rSav morning. The English cable was IN
working order. and some of the operators . were
" ~ civ General Toral wanted these there
-. ~. zero the principal men, This cable has
not been cut. and the men I sent in nave not
taken il up again. English cable mas oeei'
working ali the time through to Havana ar,,p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
FIRE IN CLETELAND.

ONE PERSON KILLED AND TWO INJuRED-Loss
oHE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
Cleveland July Fire broke out shortly aiter
noon to-day In the fve-story brick building occupied
hv the !r!tton Printing Company in Ernest. near
Vipcent-st The flames spread quickly that n
number OF employees shut of from escape BY
the stairway and elevator. and jumped from the
windows o! the third fourth and n!h foors.
John Arbrant. OF No. 9i3 Logan-ave.. who jumped
from the third floor. was almost Instantly Killed
John Callahan a fireman Of No. / Company was
fatally injured by terra Gotta falling on him w.
r. Potter who jumped from window Is believed
10 nc fatally injured. .
II Ia thought that persons persisted In the
b,,ildiny the interior OF which burned out.
The loss IL estimated at 10000.