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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-07

Ser 9efebl, bic @turmfignate auf5u<
bitten, nurbe alien Mettertparten BON Sap
6atteras Bis Gatport g%egeben; Die Wetterz
p%rognofe unieres Signalbienlfes mar rtAz
tig, bic @arnung tnurbe settig senlg err
tbei1t.
Srobbem 1T bic .portlanb" unb fin6
biele anbere @4iffe NOD am San'ltas
@benb ausgelaufen unb 6uber nltte'l IN
ben @turm bineingebampft, Der ibre Dfa=
item tnidte unb lire &ippen aerlhn1ettertt.
I'VE risk it anyhow, ptro 10
man4er &upitdn gefaet 6aber, unb lelner
@ag6alftgteit finb fur5 barauf 9dflagiere
unb Mannf9aft gum Spfer gefallen.
0iefes &iftto foIten aber Odmpff4tff@
FabrtsgefeGf9aften ni6t laufen ourfen,
penn fe auBer Der Mamf9aft rnh Srd6t
audi np6 paFagiere mitnebnlsr. Gin
pafagier b~ertruut fib Der @eIeQ1hatt an,
bic i6n auf einem i6rer S4ifFe befOroert;
fe bat ale @orit9tsmuBregeln 5u ergreiten
unb aIes gu permeiben, mas Sdlft nno
pafagiere in @efubr bringen fOltnte. SIT
Elm @9iff o6nebin nt6t fe9r ieeti4ttg,
bann folten I'm 10 mebr, b~efOnbers in elmer
10 ftiirmtI9en Sabres5eit pie ser iebi9en,
bic WarnungsTignule beu3tet psrben, tpel6e
bic @etteriparten uuf3ifen. 9teIer Stenit
gum S9uBe Der S9tfffabrt %sotet unierer
3egierung me6rere Miqionen ODqdrs; Inn
70 me6r 1oGten ~bieienigen, fir bic er
6auptId9It9 eingeri9tet 1T, auf DE Sig
male unb 8arnungen a9ten uno i'm 9d@
fen btei6en, tpenn i6nen mitget9ctft ntro,
baB Elm beftiger Sturm i'm @n3uge let.
Sopeit mir bic umtGnbe gu beurt3eilen
i'm Gtanbe fino, miifen mir, DEFENDERS aut
@runb Der uns ii6er bic rportiano" ge=
ma9ten Mitt6etlungen, bas @usldrfen Deg
berungliiGten 9umpfers am SamItag
M6eno aGs Elm ber6re9ert @es be-
aei9nen unb mir erparten, ba5 Die '9inz
terbliebenen Der @erungIidten cine geri9tz
li9e unter1u6ung e~inleiten laifen.
Die rpprtGanb" fet boa perii4ert gepez
fen, beiBt es in Der 0epef4e. 0a8 mag
3pur Elm 3roft fir bic @igent6iimer iein,
benen an Men19enle6en rpi9ts itegt, es lit
aber feiner fir bic Sumilien uno 5reuroe
Der 6unbert pa1agiere, nel9e Elm nafe5,
@rab. gefunben. Wir f0nner ouBerbtm
ni9t g~lauben, baB bic ELECTROMAGNETIC
f9aften fir etnen 8erluit auftommer tperz
ben, Der tnfplge ni4t bed9teter 0arnungsz
fignale eiagetreten, aliO elm berf9ulbeter 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-07
Ser 1tntereaae Der ,,@Ort1anS""

Ser @3iffbru4 bes 9ampfers ~portz
lanb" an Der NeuenglanOfiiite tit zines ies
uer entIebli9en @~retgniife, bic auBer Dem
8eileib fir bic 9interbliebenen Der Der
ungGiidten audi ben 8erOa6t 'erpedcn, haB
unberanttportli9er 2eiatitnn unO f6n00e
9elbfu4t Manni9aft nnb 9afagiere in ben
Sob getrteben 6aben.
@ie uns elm 9err, tpel9er ieBten Gom@
mer auf Der npDrtlafh" bic Retle DOn
Bolton mad 8ortlanb md9te, mitt9eilt,
mar bas S6iff, pbmo6G erit i'm Sabre
1890 sebuut, alfo faum a9t SABRE ait, Elm
&umpelfaiten, Der Bel ieber ftarfen See in
alien Sugen G95te unb frd93te. @enn
bas Der San mar, unb mir feben ni9t ben
geringten 3peifel in bic Nngaben u%nIeres
@etnd6rsmannes, tpeI9er bel aereilt lit,
f9arfe 8eoba@tun9sgabe bat unb bonn
Seeneien etpas berte9t, bann Toqte bod
cine unter1u9ung angeite1t perben, benn
es muBten au4 ben S9iffseigentbiimern
| ME benz &apitdn bic S9mG6en oes S6if=
fes betannt fein unb man bate Die 4usz
fa9rt ni9t antreten iOlen, als bereits Die
@turmfsnuGe uufsebiBt tparen.
Der Sturm, pel9er am SAM flag 4benb
an Der Neuenglanbfiite einfeBte unb ben
eansen @onntag unb Montug ii6er anbielt,
mar elmer Der f9tperiten, bic ie bort gez
bauff 1aben. Mlte Seebdren tonnen fi9
zines elei@en ni9t erinnern unO bebuupten,
Der Gturm tpGre einem Der 3aifune DIM
li6 s~etnefen, peI4e in ben 4ineiiI9eE unb
iapanefI9en Gepdfern fol9e 8erbeeruns
gen anri9ten.
IS fouen i'm @an5en 24 S@iffe ser@
triimmert iporben fein unb 348 M}eni9en
i6r 2e6en p~erIoren BADEN. Die nPortlano"
bate aGlein an bic $50 2eute an 8orb unb
Riemanb nurbe ~gerettet.
OieIer @turm muBte, beionoers iuenn
CT eiren burritanz Ober taifunart;gem Gbas
rdfter bate, bur9 bic Metteriparten Lungs
berRufte ansefinOtgt tpOrOen iein, benin iol4e
gepalt1ame StDrungen in Der Ntntofpbdre
6uben tire 8pr6ebtngungen, oieie
tperben bon ben Snltrumenten auf ben
We~ttertparten regiitrirt unb burC9 ben Sig
nalhienftbeamten Der umgebung perfiinbet.
Wie aber, nenn Observation-Disclosures
unb &apitGne bic Warnungsftgndts ni9t
beu6ten? @em ie trpB berfel6en in See
fte@en unb bas 2eben ibrer paIfagiere auf's
Spiel feBen2
Sonten ni9t 9ampff9ifffa9rtsgeienz
19aftsn geieBli4 %ge3tpungen perpen %tOnren,
I'M f9iiBenben 9ufen gu bleiben, nenn Der
Sianalbeamte bus Warnungsiignal aufs
6iBt9 @dre es nt9t in Der SrDn.ng, ben
paFugieren Mitt6ei1ung gu ma9er, haB
bic Gei1e meeen bes acknowledgement Sturz
mes nidt obne .gefabr fir ibr> Seben abs
laufen tpiirbe9
Der Nep gorter @isnul6sumte @morp,
beKen 8eri9t bor uns liegt, nta4te en-
Samffag bic Mtttheilung, baB ii4 am
sreitaq Elm Sturmcentrum ii6er ben p6eren
Seen gebilhet unb Samitug frii4 bereits
Die untere @eeregion errei4t bdtte, bab eS
g am # g Qbenb bic Siite bon Geu>
england errei9en unb ~itarten S9neesan i'm
@efolge BADEN tpiirbe.
@lei9aettig maAte er b%efannt, baB ii4
bonn Siiboi ten ber Elm Sturmcentrum iiber
ben atlantiI9en Ocean beipegte uub ungez
fGbr our Ielben 3eit nit Dem Don Meiten
fommenben an Der Neuenglanh.aI E
eintreffen tpiirbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-07
Scr brittle S@1esWte'1@e srtee.

Die pce!Bif3e &egierung bat relterOtn9s
ne6rfad Sdnen aus benz n0rbliaen
g4lesluig ausgeptefen, urb bie5 bat niat
MIR elm geaeter in Der bdnti4en unO ionz
itigen 5eutf9feinb1i9en auSIdnbiiAea
prei1e berbOrgerufen, fonbern AUDI gu tGoeln=
ben MeuBerungen in Der regierEngsfeino>
li4en beuti4en prefe gefi6rt.
limb bpd) bat PreuBen MIR BON feinem
Suusre6t @ebrau@ gemu6t. 9ern bic
8elpegung, nit tpel9er Die 0Inen nidt
nur elm uGmdbli9es Aufge6en Der io9e>
~nannten SibzSiiten i'm oeutIGen 8olfe aa
berBiaoern, %fonoern gang 9torof9lespig
unb tpenn mOgli4 gang @3lesipig odniiA
81 ma9en beriu9en, purOe niemdIs nit
grOBerer llnberfroren6eit unb Gre6beit be-
trteben, als in n~eueiter 3ett. Die 8erun>
gltmpfungen, nit benen bic bGniIGzgeIinnte
Prefe, alien bpran Der v6len86org Nbls",
aQes Seutf4e ii6erbduft, grenseu ans I'M
9ldu6lide, unO bic Offenbeit, NIT pel9cr
Die geIAiIberten 8%eitrebunger in 9dne>
mart Big in bic bD9ften &reiTe 6inz
Elm untertiibt tperben, 1T fat per6lIffenb.
Die u;unge He4te", beren ieBiger JiErer
Sacob Geabenius audi i'm bdniIden Gdrz
lament cine 8ef9nerbe tpegen Der Qusz
tpGfInaen erbDben fat, 5G6lt hie @icberz
gepinnung @9Iespig's gu Den planfen
i5rer platform. sic fat eiaen ei9enen
nii0iiitiF4en Nusi4uB" CUR SDrberun9
bdnif6er spru9e, bdnif9er @einnung uno
8etGmpfung bes Oeutf9t6um3 uno Der
felrtf4en Regierung in @8testDig, un5
bo3e bdniI4e MtGitdrperfonen bet6eiliqen
fi4 an ben 9eloiammlunger fir biefen
3tped, Ten Elm berbprraqenoss Mitgtiso
Der odnti@en 2inten febr trefFeno als BEN
orttten f4lespig'i9en &rte9 be5eid5net bat.
Dieter fiibiitif4e Nusfdu3 Fat qan5
RorbT4les!pig NIT einem gfeb bon @ereiz
nen Der perf4ieoeniten 4rt ii6er3paen, lie
unter fa:i4em Aus6dngei9ilb t6atfGmIi3
nidts peiter be5tpeden, als ber OeutIdenz
Gdb gu preSigen; er giebt aud Elm Rinber.
bldtt heraus, bas bic 9erSen Der ainber
i@on Gtgen aIes Deuti9e psrgiFtet; uno
er prtOlpt ben 9eI,ufdait,i den uno eez
I6dftli6en 8ppcOtt gegen Die 9eutI6er
unb iu3t i6nen lire Qrbeiter 1nb lire
Gunoen ubfpenitig 3u maden.
Sol cine Megierung einem 1olden Sreis
ben eegenitber r1ibig 5ufe6en, bic Geraeralz
tigang j6:er IOpa1en 8iirger buloen, unb
10 ben unltrieben @orl9ub teiten? sSsber
9aus9err fat bas &e9t, fremben St6nfes
rern bic 36itr gu %tpeifen, unb bies bat Die
preuBii3e &eaierung enbIi9 get6an, uno
es 1T ni9t ein3ufe6en, nie lie elm 9or,purf
bafiir treFfen tann. @s 1T einfa1 cine
9anolung Der bere4tigten Hpt6pebr.
Bel3' en- @ef4rei piirbe fi6 in OGnes
mart er3e6en, penn cine dbnli6e Nqitaz
ttOn 0Futf9erfeits in Siitluno betrieben
tpuroe 5h cem ausgefpro9enen 53peds. bie1
les gu oerbeutf9en unb es bann auf &jrlnb
bapon bei PATHFINDER GeIegen3ei: ais bent.
fGes 2ano gu beanipru9en? Man ioirbe
fi6 ni4t nit bloBen MuspeiIunoen Be-
gniigen. ~fonbern ben g(gitatursa an ben
Srasen gs9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-07

Sn Der neuen 5taatsgefeBz
gebung bon Nebrusfa 1inb bic
Oeut gut pertreten: 5pei Oeut19>
4merifaner i'm Senat, fe4s5ebn i'm 9aus,
bic meiften auf Der Gmtgeloplattfprm err
tpd4lt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-07

OaB Die PbtltPptnen bieIIeint
erobert perben miiffen, inbem
,ibre bunte 8ebOlferang ii9 bprausf6tli9
ni6t pte cine 8adre BON einem QanDe ans
anOere Derfaufen laffen pirb, siebt audi Die
@bicago Sribune gu. &ber fie ma9t es 5i9
gdn3 lei4t. Sic f9idt einfu9 elm Seer bon
10000 Damn nnb Observation-Disclosures bin
unb f4mettert ben u9lufitanb" i'm Sou barr
nieOer. Sir SingDs lift bies, pbgleib fe
nibt feIbt nit ausriiden. cine 4leinieteit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-07

SIN Monte Carlo begging Elm me-
ritanif9es gbepaar Ramens 8relarbep5
SER mprb, na9bem es in Der Spiel
bant baielbit 100000 6rancs p~erlorsu
bate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-07
TdsIi@e unA w69entIt0e
a,eSSutnotS ~StaatSsSettMm8"
GnN
.S9Er @eKeW"].
bonnen.ent

@bonnenfentS:Veetie:
SR GAteasD burd bic 4rdser iu's pans aSIssfrsa
&A9eblof per
GdoltGe Guseabe uub Ser AsRens pet Hs~s.s w
Edgli6e Anseobe per Sabr IcO
nub Der meitenA ............. MSO
Ser msIteuS per Sabr......... It. .."".... SNO
R86@entIi@s aussobs per 3Gbr...~~"~"" soV
guspSrtiss Gbonnsnten per QOR tn ben Br. Staten
fotpis Ganabs uns 9eertes:
&hgIiGe NuSeabe per Sabr. SAW
Der Ne.fen~ Der wv
@6&sntli&e Qusgabe per Sabr..-~~..~~ NV
SRs au3Ganb:
(G0nabd anb MertcO ausethommtRl:
4deltbe Nusenbe per
Ro1enblatt ober ggobensqBefen ............. 300
6Onntao sg8eften NIT uS6sra unb GrnFS...... 800
SaeebIatt unO Ser G.Se
Illinois Staats-Ze1tung Co..
G6iea9o. 80.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-18
Bringing Gold From Klondike.

Seattle. Wash, July 1S.-Seventeen
miners who left Dawson City June 2S
have arrived here on the steamer City
Of Seattle, bringing with them gold
dust and drafts estimated at 100000
OF this amount s1S0OO0 was in dust. The
largest individual amount of dust and
drafts was carried by E. Levin, of
Seattle, whose earnings are estimated
at 100000. The other individual
amounts ranged all the way from 81. 900
to $4,000. There were a few who had
barely enough to reach home. The most
remarkable strike this season was
made on French Gulch, a small tribu-
tary of Gldorado. Pay dirt was found
at Bench claims at an elevation of 700
feet above the bed Of Eldorado. In one
day $4,000 was panned out. The Cana
dian government has collected roy
atty of about $2,00.000 this year.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-18
POSITIVE PROOF.
An Old Resident Of Wilmington Supplies
. Some Useful Information.

Tho first time the reader waliss alon!
East Third street he Is respectfully asket
to stop ut the Odd Fellows Hall and TAX
a good look at tho store No. Is. In tn
past he may have often walked along thi
street and many time entered the portn
Of said number. but we want PARTICULAR Is
to draw hla attention to this fact, the nex
time he Is In that locality; we,want to i'm
press 1t upon his recollection. for ftail
humanity never knows the In0meut when
this information may he very handy-A.
c. Wivel. formerly manager for tho bate
John L. Walker, endorses Doans Kidney
Pills and endorses them emphatically as
below. When you have made q mental
note OF tho above fact quietly enter the
boot and shoe store and ask Mr.. Wivel II
his experience with DOan's Kidney Pills
and his opinion of that remedy does not
corroborate the following:
II expressed my opinion OF Doan's KID
ney Pills and gave my experience with
that remedy through our Wilmington
newspapers nearly year ago. Before l
procured the preparation at Danfortb's
drug store my back WAS lame and ached SO
severely ut times that Thought 1t was
broken. After had completed tho treat
ment kidney complaint back ache or what
ever 1t was disappeared, aud up to the
present. time I have had no indication Of
return. Before that used other prepara.
tions bu; received little II any benefit l
think more of Doan's Kidney Pills now
than l did when gave my first statement
for publication. Any patent medicine
which acts up to its claims is we'll worth
the trouble of recommending"
Donn's Kidney Pills for sale by all deal
ers. Price 80 cents per box. Mailed on
receipt of price by all dealers. Foster
Milburu Co, Buffalo, N. Y. Sole agents
for tho U. S. Remember tho name Doan
and take no other,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-18
A GUNSH0T
! =, WOUND.
Coroner's Jury Decides
Matthews Death Was d
Causedby a Gum
shot Wound.


-Four ir1uests were held on Saturday
night by Deputy Coroner Gambler.
The first was over the body of Joieph H
Virgins who was killed in tho Wont Ynrd
on Monday last by being struck by train
! No. 81 on the z. w. a. b., railroad, A vsrs
dict OF accidental death was rendered. d
A similar verdict was returned In tie
cases of two unknown men who were kill.
! cd In the West Yard on Thursday. Two
freight cars loaded with trolley poles upon
which the men were riding at tho time
were wreck ed. Part of tho load Of poles rOlls
cd off and fell on tho men MASKING them
into pulp.
Tho fourth inquest was over tho body Of
Jared Matthews, alias 4. H. Brunson, oe
Merrill. WIS, The story Of his death Is hsG
told in tho evidence. a
A. A. Baynes testified he was brakeman
on extra freight train No. 80 which laft
Gray's Ferry on last Tuesday morning. i
Whom the Wost Yard was reached ~
went back along the train, The do<rae
car No. 9266 was partly open. He saw .
man lying ON the foor and witness called
to him sharply two or throe times 70 gee
out OF the car. He did not do 90 and con.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-18
Republicans Work Leads,

The war portfolios issued by tho RE-
PUBLICAN have had sale during the
week which has surpassed our expecta-
ti0ns. We attribute tho populari y Of
the work to the fact that it is tho best
and most au hcntic publication of its kind
ever issued in this city or county.
The REPUBLICAN, will continue to sup-
ply the unmatchable work until twelve
numbers have been issued 1t will then
COMPOSE the best war book of the time. II
you have not seen the first numbers come
In and look at them. They will undoubt-
edly please you. The price remains at 10
cents, with tho coupon, which may be
found in another column. Send in your
derearly. New numbers will be issued
next week. Next weeks sales are expect.
ed to be without a precedent. To have the
best illustrated work of the war you
must obtain tho REPUBLICANS portfolio.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-18
SANTIAG0'S GOVERNOR.
He Is Native of Pennsylvania, ard Has
Been a Soldier Since His Enlist
ment For the Civil War.

Washington july 1S.-General Cham
bcrs Mckibbin, who has been appoint
ed temporary military governor of San
tiago, Is member of an old and well
known Pennsylvania family He was
born in Chambersburg not far from
the famous Gettysburg battlefield
Early in the civil war he enlisted as
private in the regular army, and al
most Immediately afterward was ap-
pointed second lieutenant in the
Fourteenth infantry. His first promo
tion was given him on the 10th of June,
1864, when he was made a first leuten-
ant. On August 18, of the same year he
was given brevet commission as COM
pensation for service in the battle of
North Ann River, Va. and during the
operations on the Weldon railroad At
the conclusion of the war McKibbin
chose to remain in the army. and it
was as lieutenant colonel of the
Twenty-first infantry that he went to
Cuba. During the battle of Santiago his
services were of so distinguished a
character as to win for him special
mention In General Skaters official re-
ports. He was among the officers recon-
mended for promotion. and was last
week named by the president as a
brigadier general of volunteers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-18
HOME FOR
GIRLS.
Managers Plan For a New
Building That Will
Cost $4,000.

The managers Of the Delaware 1ndustri
al School for girls contemplate erecting
u building at Twenty fourth and
Market streets that will cost 100000. The
managers are: Mrs. X. G. Marks, Mrs.
Elizabeth w. Mendinhall. Mrs. Frances
S. Garrett, DR.. Hannah NJ. Thompson,
Miss NJ. S. Hilles, Mrs. Laura w. Webb.
Mrs Joseph NJ. Mather, Mrs. Mary A.
Fulton, Mrs. B. Luudy Kent, Mrs. n. d.
Smithers, Miss Anna I. Candy. Mrs David
w. Harlan, Mrs. William G. Mendtnhhll,
Mrs. Charles NJ. Curtis, Miss Alice p.
Sny.h. Mrs. Z. Tatnall Warner. Mrs. +.
l.. Gilpin, Mrs. Linton Smith, Mrs. L. =.
Sudlcr, Mrs. Mary B. Donncll, Mrs, w. G..
Pcnnypacker Mrs r. H, Matlack, Mrs.
Samuel Bnncroft, Jr, Mrs. Edward L.
Candy, Mrs. Helen N. Trump, Mrs. M. j.
Darlington.
The Advisory Board consists Of Rt..
Rev. Leighton Coleman. P. w. Tomlinson,
N. D., Clement b. Smyth, Samuel Ban
croft Jr. Thomas H. Savery, the Hon. j.
Frank Bail, Tho Hon. j. X. Nicholson, the
Eon. w. NJ. Ross.
In the appeal Of Mrs. E. c. Marks, who
has been an active worker for tho institu-
ton, is given brief history of the work.
The school was chartered by the Legis.
lature on December IL, 1888, and was start
cd in the house No. 800 West Fifth street
with two inmates. This building WAS out
grown and the house No. 5l5 West street
was taken, at which time thero were nine
inmates.
Ip khs eyeE3ipg " tIea hevSa sud ths
mot that sonc Of thu nstshbors 1sst not
like the school there, caused it to be re.
moved to the preset quarters, at No. ia
East Sixteenth street. There arc now 25
girls in tho school and NJ more can be ac-
comodated properly. The entire block of
ground bounded by Market and Lamotte
and Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
streets, costing 5000, has been given to
the institution for site for this school In
the appeal Mrs. Marks says:
We have now committed to our care, Gas
stated ahove), twenty-five (25) giri., nny
of whom would be n detriment to the com.
munity II permitted to roam the streets;
and who would cost the county or state
more to keep in Jail than for
us to keep In tho school. Aside from tho
cases brought before tho Municipal Court
in Wilmington and before tho justices Of
the peace In our state. many applications
have been made directly to tho managers
by the parents to have their girls commit
ted to the school In tho beginning this |
was not 50, and this goes far to prove the |
OF oar work. |
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-18
OUR NEW
y. TERRITORY.
Stars and Stripes Floats
Proudly Over Santiago.
AN IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY.
Surrender Of the Spanish Arms to
Y, General Skaters Troops.
SANTIAGO'S MILITARY GOVERNOR.

General McKibbin Has Been Placed In TEN.
pcrary Command of the Surrendered City.
General Toral's Pathetic Attitude at the
Meeting Of Commissioners to Arrange
Terms of Surrender Volunteer Regi.
ncnts Greatly Disappointed Be. lse They
Arrived Too Lato to Participate in the Bat
=. hes-A Charming Example of the Large
Hearted Generosity Of American Sailors.
Santiago. Cuba. July 1S.-The Ameri-
can flag is floating In triumph over the
governors palace at Santiago de Cuba,
and General McKibbin has been ap-
pointed temporary military governor.
Amid impressive ceremonies the Span
lsh troops laid down their arms be.
tween the lines OF the SpSAish and
American forces at . o'clockayesteiday
forenoon. =.
- General Shafter and the American
division and brigade commanders and
their STATS were escorted by troop
OF cavalry and General Toral and his
staf by 100 picked men. Trumpeters
On both sides saiuted with fourishes.
! General Shafter returned to General
1sral the latter's sword after it had
0csn handed to the American COM
maAder. Our troops, lined up at the
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-18
Great Crops Of " heat.

While the farmers in this section Of the
country are lamenting over the small yield
of wheat, the farmers in North Oak ota
are rejoicing over the greatest crop ever
raised, 1t being estimated that it will reach
6O,0O0 900 bushels. double that Of last year.
At the town Of Eureka, there are fourteen
largo elevators constituting the largest
local wheat market in the world, and as
many as ten train loads day are being
shipped to Eastern Markets.
From the above 1t will bu seen that there
will be an abundance of bread for all the
people In the world who are able to buy
and the price is not likely to go TO dollar
q bushel the present season unless another
corner is attempted by gang of specu.
lators who wish to get rich suddenly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-18
OUR vANQUISHED FOES.
Of the Spanish Prisoners at Annapolis Cap
tain Eulate, of the vizcaya, Alone
Refuses to Sign Parole Pledge.

Annapolis, July IS. - Maryland's
ancient capital was crowded yesterday
with curiosity seekers, who came from
Baltimore. Washington and elsewhere
by rail and by water in the hope of
getting a peep at Admiral Cervera and
the men who fought and lost in the
great naval fight off Santiago. Those
who reached here early In the morning
were rewarded for their trouble as
nearly all the prisoners. including the
admiral, attended divine services at
St. Mary's Roman Catholic church,
where they offered up thanks for their
deliverance from the fate that over
took so many of their less fortunate
comrades who fell before the relentless
fire of the American guns on July 8.
The church, which Is the only one of
the Roman Catholic denomination in
Annapolis, is one of the landmarks of
the city, and embraces In its member
ship some of the most prominent and
aristocratic of Annapolis people.
At the close of the services the Of
ficers returned to the Naval academy
and spent the balance of the day in
strolling about the grounds or loung-
ing on the broad piazzas which sur
round most of the buildings in which
the prisoners are quartered. They are
rapidly becoming accustomed to their
surroundings, and seem cheerful and
contented. Ample provision has been
made for their comfort, their food is
plentiful and of the best quality, and
clothes will be provided for such as will
accept
Captain Eulate Of the Vizcaya, is the
only one of the officers who has thus
far refused to sign the parole pledge.
His reasons for it are that Admiral
Cervera was only required to give
verbal promise. and that his (Eulate's)
rank entities him to the same privilege.
The authorities here have no doubt
that the matter will be amicably ar
ranged and that the scruples of the gal-
LIANT officer may be overcome.