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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-06-25
VOYAGE OF TRANSPORTS.
Men-of- War lowered About Like
Watch Dogs.

With the Iuitcd States Transport Ships
of Santiago de Cuba. Monday. Junr 20
Noon Via Mole st. Nicholas. Hayn.
Tuesday. June u. / 4. m.D-'Thc fleet of
United States transports. having on board
600 men. under the command of zen.
Shafter, arrived off Santiago de Cuba NJ
noon today. being exactly six days cnt
from Port Tampa.
The army Of invasion LETT f.Smont k'y
nj noon on TUESDAY. June IL conveyed
hv the United States warShipS Ind;anl.
Ca>tine. Helena. Annapolis. Bancroft.
Morrill, aud Hornet. The passage was
necessarily slow. aS two big water hargeS
and the schooner Stevens, also used for
water. had to he lowed.
NJ Rehccca shoals lighthouse the fleet
was Joined by III" 1Ditcd States war
ships Detroit. Manning, osceola, Wasp
and Ericsson
When the transport fleet left Port Tam
pa il was the intention Of those IN au-
ihorjty to take the western course around
cane Antonio. but later il was decided
- 90 via the Florida straits, that being
n shorter distance.
After tho fleet got into the rough wa
.trrS Of the straits the transports were
formed into three lines about 1000 yards
apart. while 600 yards separated the
ships.
The transports presented very imprrs-
siyr spectacle, stretching for miles over
IN, Blue waters II was one OF the largest
Il, i ever gathered together, the grim
looking mcu-of war lowering ike watch
dogs on tho outskirts of the human
frriGhtrd ships
At night every prccauuOn was taken 10
guard against any possible attack. No
lights wcr. allowed ON the transports and
the. -uuboat< III the direction Of the shore
vrr doubled in number. while at ire
.4upnt intervals shifting >earChlghts swept
tha waters III the direction Of Cuba II
search Of hostile vessels. Throughout tn"
VOYAGE not one Spanish gunboat or sign
of th, enemy WAS seen.
ON FRIDAY the conveying fleet of war
sbi,s was reinforced by the Montgomery
anl Porter. off Puerto Principe.
The VOYAGE throughout was tedious and
uriuterc>ting. To the weary soldiers
Tfe on board transports Is as unWarlIhe
as tourney on fruiter,.
The spectacle of transferring the SICK
At SEA was presented on Saturday; For
fonr hours the feet lay 10 while the
,,5ip'S boat carried fourteen patients To
the bo<pital ship Olivette.
In the rough waters OF the bahanla
channel this work for the htt!e boats WAS
quite difficult and the hoistins Of I1e
limp ferns 70 the rolling deck Of the OH
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-06-25
JUNE WEDDINGS.
Cupid Busy at La Crosse Tying Three
Matrimonial Knots.

La Crosse, Wis. June Special I
John James president of the Iron Foun-
dry company, and Mrs. Emma Fay w.r"
married this afternoon. Rev. Dr. Henry
Fayillo Of III" First Congregational
church performed the ceremony in the
presence of 4 small company of relatives
and intimate friends.
other weddings today We're those Of
Robert Fritz to Miss Barbara Ro2mary-
nowSki, and -iAclhcrt j Miller to Miss
Sophia Rurkhart of Hokah MINI. The
latter ceremony was performed in Iio-
k"b.
Eagle Wis. June Special J.
Frank Won Rue,len and Miss Anna
Scheidler We're married At the Catholic
church this morning. the Rev. Father
Nickle othcIatiug
Fond du Lac. Wis. June 21.-TSpe-
ciaI. The marriage If Chaunccy Rich
ards and Miss Clara Lucia took place to-
day ar the ST Louis church in til" pres
once Of relatives and friends Following
the ceremony a reception was held at the
family HON" Of the brides parents Mr.
and Mrs Richards viii reside in this city
for the nre>rnt
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-06-25
PEACE PROPOSALS.
Negotiations Are In Progress in
Europe Hanotaux and
the Gar

London. June 21-The correspondent
Paris Of the PAIL Mall Gazette telc-
-r1phnd this afternoon that he learns
from an authoritative source. in spite of
H9l~. that the question of negotiating
aaro between the United States and
>fJin has been for some days The sub
f.t at lively correspondence between the
ianaciercs. lie adds that some Of the
ambassadors in Paris were instructed
~trrday 10 remain on the alert and in
sadincss.
he correspondent further says it is cx-
pected that m event Of Importance in
ap"ninc negotiations with the United
States aud Spain viii occur within a few
days.
" Hanotaux the French minister for
foreign affairs in the lIeIine cabinet
backed by the Car, has. it seems. been
I'll, principal promoter If the peace ncgo-
tfatioRs, hence President Faure's desire
NJ retain NJ. lanotaux in the foreign of
f5tt -
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and r have arrived from Camp Thomas
to assist in raising the Fourth regiment
that has been Called fuT.
Edward ID. Willing, Il La Crosse hoy.
has just graduated from the Wentworth
military academy at Lexington. Mo He
completed the four years course in Two
wears and was given unusual honors He
is now at San Francisco. with the Twen-
ueth Kansas volunteer infantry, en-
route for Manila
Ripon, Wis, June 21-[ Special l-Six
new recruits left last night for Chirka-
mauga. Co. X. Beaver Dam. receives
three additions Herman Hammer. Ed
ward Frank ana Clayton G. Clark Go.
ID, Rpon, claims two-l'red SchimbowSki
Ripon, and Edward Stcinekc, Mctomcn.
while Co. b gets one, Louis II. Hassing
Of Stoyensvillc. SchimhOwski was for
mcrly Il soldier in the German army.
Washburn. Wis. June Iii Special,
William O'Neill has received inStruc-
tons from Adjt.-Gen. Boardman 10 or
ganiZe a full company of infantry in
bayfield, county and they will probably be
mustered in this week.
Plattevlle, Wis. June 21.-I Special. j
Attorney f.. T.. Burns of this city re-
ceiyed Il telegram from Adjt.-Gen. Board
man authorizing him To organize 4 com
pany of 100 men and report by Saturday
this wGnt
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REPUBLIC IS FORMED.
Temporary Government Estab-
ished at Old Cavite.
IN THE PHILIPPINES.
Will Not AntaGonize American OCcu-
patton or ProteCtorate -Aguiu
aldo President.

Chicago, H.. June pa special cable
today 20 the Record from John I. Nc
Cutcheon, a staff correspondent with
Dewey's fleet, reads as follows:
Hong Kong. June 20.-Gen. Filipino
officially proclaimed a provisional govern
ment in Old Cavite June L. There were
great ceremonies and declaration of in
dependence was read rcnuuncing Spanish
authority. Gen. Agunaldo was elected
president and Daniel rirondo vir,~presi-
dent. The insurgents government viii
not oppose an American protoctorate or
occupation.
The rebels have captured the Spanish
governor and the garrison oi 500 men at
Rulucan- The governor and garrison ut
Hampan@a are surrounded and the GOV
crnor and garrison of 100 men have been
captured at RatangaS. June . the fami-
ly of Gov.-tieu. August fed to the inte-
rlor for safety.
The Spaniards at Manila are reported
as having shot thirty carhnerOs for at
tempting to desert to the rebels ACuinaido
sent an ultimatpm II the governor that II
more were executed he would retaliate on
Spanish prisoners.
The Baltimore sailed today to meet
the Charleston and troop ships.
The French war>hip Pascal arrived
june H.. The warship Kaiser is expect
ed daily"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-06-25
CABLE IS WORKING.
Gen. Greedy Succeeds in Opening
Up Communication with
SANTIAGO

Santiago.
Washington. d C.. June 21-Thrre was
important news al the wardcpartment when
Secretary Algcr reached his office today
/ Ehc transports with 1900 troouS he WAS
informed. had arrived safely of Santiago
De Cuba and that direct cable coumuu-
cation had been established between the
Init'd States and Guantanamo. where
the ultCd states marines now hold pos
session of Cuban soil. Tins not only is
. Capt. ten. BianCu cut uff from any COM
muuicatiun with the outside world save
I through the Ncy West cables within our
control, but the authorities in Washington
have been placed III clo>e connection with
our forces. army and navy. which are con
dUcinG the invasion uf Cuba.
To Gen. Greedy and his signal corps
belongs the honor of achieving this last
feat He was entrusted some weeks ago
with the task of rc-c>tahliShiug cabl" and
trl"@rarhlc communication with Cuba.
| nd"r his supervision. IiCut.-Cul. James
Allen of Gen. Miles staff. with officers
and men of the signal corps, have been
buSily engaged in the execution of that
work. The French Cable company
whose cable runs from Santiago To Guam
taHamO bay and thence 20 Cape IIaytirn.
where direct connection Is obtained
with New Work, WAS accorded the. priv
. l"gc of restoring this communication with
Guantanamo and Santiago. with pyrms-
sion 10 send commercial ana domestic dis
patches under strict military censorship
n"cCSSitated iy war coHditioas The ca
hIo steamer Nancci was employed fer
the work. and. operating on these lines
communication was restored hetNrpu
Cap" lfaytiCn and GHantauHmo about :;
o'clock yesterday evening. 1t l~ expected
that today or "Wednesday the cable will
y" tAroWh UIrn 10 the general pllh'ir,
subject TO censorship. The first mesSaG"
over tins restored cahl" was on" from
Lieut.. OIL Aiicn to ten. trr'ciy &nh0uhc-
ln@ the r"opCnnE OF "onlmuncatGn.
zen. Greedy Immediately directed the
otCcr TO obtain and forward tn" earliest
possible &dviccS as to the troops. The
news WAS particularly grateful I" SCrrr-
tarF A!gor. who. hcSidrs his official inter-
est IN the safe arrival ri the expedition.
has a natural concern for the Wr'far"
Of his son. an Inspector on Gen. Shaft"r
staff. | he news was promptly "ommUn-
Gated to tn" navy department. where
there was general expression of salts
faction at the notification that they will
hereafter communicate directly with
Sampson.
Another piece OF good news that cam"
10 item through tn" medium ut the state
department vas from = rciaplc authority
in Mars"lInS. France. stating lhar posi-
tlN" information had hc"n received thcr"
tlat tn" 'LdIz fleet had returned t" tadlZ
after It's r'tgntl"uS departure. with one
. ul me most lurimdahi" "t tn" shii'S. ta'
lft"ila disabled ana IN tow 81 one ~ IN"
"jhcr shinS he Victoria Is one "t Tn"
hr"ad>!lc ShI% "t tn" Spanish navy. beng
very similar IN thAt respect I" IN" Numah-
! ria another vessel of TIA" squadron. Shc
EaN 10 tEfr'iS. hut hk" tn" o!G Sfyi" "1
lronrIAdS, has her guns mounted hrHdtSId",
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-06-25
SAGASTA MAY RESIGN.
The Spanish Ministry Again in the
ThroeS of Dis
solution.

Madrid. Juno 81. > p. m.-Thoro are
rumorS current here today that the CortcS
may suspend its sessions during the COM
ing week. when Senior Puigccrvcr. the
minister of finance. will resign. in which
event il is thought the premier. Scnor s.
gasta. viii be compelled to submit Ia the
Queen question OF confidence in the
ministry. | iS possible, Therefore" that
Senor SagaSta will resign. in which case.
it is said. national government, pledged
to the most energetic course, will suC-
Good his ministry
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-06-25
DRIVEN OUT By CHINESE
American Supply Ship Zafiro Not
Permitted to Stay-Dus to
Spain'S Protests.

New York, June 21.-A special cable
TO the Evening Journal from Hong Kong
says: The American supply ship Iafru.
which was sent here from Manila by Ad-
miral Dewey to procure provisions and
other ncccssarics for the fleet. and which
anchored a few miles from here in Chi
neSe waters, has been compelled to leave
by the Chinese authorities.
The Chinese notified United States
Consul Wildman at Hong hong to tn kc
the Iatro ont of the jurisdiction of the
Emperor at once. and refused to allow her
even the customary twcnty-f0ur hours
stay. or pound of coal or provisions
She has accordingly been moved and
now is in British waters at Hong Kong
The Chinese order is believed to be due
To the rcnreSentAtiOnN of Snain.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-06-25
INDIANS RESTLESS.
The Potta wattonies Return to Their
Old Hauuts to Hunt and Fish.

Harshaw. Wis, June 2t.-I Especial /
'fhe Indians, who for more than twenty
years have lived on the bank of the bean
tifuI Rice lake. have abandoned that point
since the storm. and moved 10 Bear Skin
lake about five miles north Of their old
hauntS. This is a remnant Of the Pntta-
wattomic tribe that many years aro were,
lkcn 10 reservation in Kansas. But
t&" Indians love of the timber. for th"
free life III woods. for The splendid hunt
in- and fishing of their old Wisconsin
home was too strong and one by one thoy
hay" come back and rather than return t.
the Kansas pralriCS renounCc the anuUltlrS
provided by tn" government and remain
here. Whcn the lumber companies com
m"n"cd erecting their camps on the banks
Of the lake the Indians said something
would happen To the white mans houses.
and now think the Great Spirit was dis
pleased at what they consider the cu-
croachment Of the white man. and sent
the great wind" to punish them.
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vette seemed dargerous. Rnt il w

vette seemed DANGEROUS But it was ac-
complished in safety.
The weather throughout the VOYAGE
was excellent. and consequently there
was little suffering from seaSickness. But
fourteen cases of typhoid fever and some
meaS.es developed, the former being cspe-
ciaIly on the boats which carried horses
and mules. Surgeons, however say the
heIilh ~ the men Is unexpectedly good.
The first sight of land was ohfaihed in
the vicinity Of Santiago de Cuba, and
When the topmasts of the blockading fleet
were seen they sent thrill of enthusi-
asm through the soldiers. and they are
now now eagerly awaiting the landing in
ouna. i ne men seem confident of a swift
and easy victory. but they seem rather
TO nope for hard fighting.
ne neat and long confinement in the
holds OF the transports have told very
severely on the horses and mules, and
voyage.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-06-25
SALUTE OF THE CUBAN FLAG.
Capt. McCaIla Formally Recognizes
the CoIors of Insurgents.

of Santiago de Cuba, June Is fvia
Port Antonio. June 2OJ-Thc Iankc"
went Friday 10 port half way between
Santiago and Guantanamo to carry away
80 Cubans cu~amprd there.
Flying the Cuban flag, Gen. Perez
boarded the Marblehoad Yesterday and
the Cuban flag was saluted by Com
mander NcCalla. This j. the first tim"
it has been 50 recognized hy the Am"ri-
cans OftlcialIy.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-06-25
WcSI RninICnIpIS.

West Point. \. Y. June 2l.-fItty-tWo
candidates for cadetShp To West Point,
who passed their examinations last March.
reported II Adjt. fiazzard here. took the
oa-h Of allegiance AMI were II once al
rlirtei as cadets 70 the Military academy
Among the number was James NJ. Hoh>oH
of Alabama. brother OF she Young naval
officer. Nlo distinguished himself IN the
sinking of the MeTrma at Santiago.
Others of the list were: Stephen Abbott
and Olin \ Aleshlre. Illinois; Steuhea
II Barlow aud Laurence Y. Frazier Wis
cors.o: Franz Z Looe!ey. Michigan:
lanes A. Shannon. Minnesota; Pa..ip Il
Sheridan q: large.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-06-25
SHOTS FROM MORRO.
Sat Except for These the Blockade
Of Northern Cuba is With
out Incident.
Key West. Fla. Juno Pile a

Key West, Fla, June 21.-9:15 a. m
4 vessel which arrived here this morn
ing from the blockading fleet eff Ha-
vana reports that there have been no in
cidents worth noting excepting occasional
shooting from MORO castle and the land
batteries.
Three searchlightS have been mounted
on the fortltiCatiOns, one at Cojmar. one
at the MORO and one at the Rpina bat
terry.
On Friday last three Spanish gunboatS
and some larger vessels, apparently mer-
Chantmen. left Havana harhor and pro
ceeded eastward. close in shore The aux
iIiary sunboat Maple fired upon the Span
ISh ships ana they returned to port and
have rot since attempted a sOrtie.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-06-25
Ere Near PIuinGclI.

PlainfnId. Wis. June IL Special i
The large farmhouse OF Preston Webster
in the town of Almond was entirely de-
-troyed hy fire Sunday together with all
the contents The fire originated from q:
cnrrain in the second story catching tirc
fr.m lamp where the hired airl Wa.
curling her hair. Mr.. and Mrs Webster
were looking at their crop on the farm and
before assistance arrived it was in ruins.
The loss is $1,000
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-06-25
WATCHED BY POLICE.
University students at Madison Be
come Too Denonstrative.

Madison. Wis. June 21.-MadiSOn po-
lia" are patroliinG the streets frequauted
ny students to keep order. Several can
non tirrcrarker~ were thrown into nnc If
the fraternity buildings during festivities
that were being held, causing consider
able damage and even jcopardizin= life
Bands Of students have caused disturb
aures in the nri-hborhood of the univcr-
sity and several arrests have been made
hut pressure was brUuGlr 10 bear and the
arrested students released
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-06-25
REVENUE RECEIPTS.
May Shows an Increase of $4,000. 900
Over Last Year.

Washington. II. G.. June o1.-Thn
monthly statement of the collections of
internal revenue shows that the May col
lrctionS amounted 10 81. +.09S.ll1, an in
crease over May last year Of S3.2sl ID.
The receipts from the several sources ol
revenue and the increase as compared
with May 1897. are given as follow>
Spirits s.. .0H6. 100, increase S1.as>011; ;
tobacco 81. "a 062 increase Sl0lS1a3;
fermented liquors S3.l3l .5n1. increaS"
So41. ~: oleomargarine Ss~.o1f. increase
So. .1l2: miscellaneous S2S.uIi, increase
S4962 The net increase in the receipts
during the last eleven months was Sl9,-
u.rS SiS
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-06-25
TRIED TO SHOOT A POLICEMAN
Instead, Burglar Kills Woman
Supposcd to be II is AcCompliCc.

Chicago. II. June 21.-ln attempting
70 shoot a policeman Immediately after
committing daring daylight burglary t.
dav. Bruno Puhan shot and Killed a won
an named Jennie ArmilnG. supposed II he
his accomplicc. and also wounded boy.
Puhan was pursued by policemen. and aft
or making another attempt TO do violence
with his revolver was finally captured.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-06-25
Narrowly Escapes Drowning.

Wrightstown. Wis. June 21.-I Spr-
cial. Three men went out fishing near
this village. The boat capsized and Wi
liam Nolk narrowly escaped drowning.
He had gone down three times when hi>
fellow fishermen came to his rescue.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-06-25
THINKS HE HAS A SPY.
Spanish Commandant at COrunna
is Watching a British
Steamer.

Corunna. June 21.-Thc Spanish COM
mandant here has taken measures ~ ar-
rest an alleged spy. who arrived mere On
the British steamer "Hornac.' Up 10 the
present the commandant has been unable
to find the man he is looking for. but the
man is believed 10 be hidden on board.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-06-25

,s -. :. ny Prints rN.cs a. many books
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-06-25
The Bond subscriptions

Washington. Il. &. June 2l.-Thc
amount Of subscriptions received today
for the new bonds exceeded that IT any
other day since thr law authorizing their
issue went into effect. Among the uuu-
her were several Sl.p'n.tHsp SUhscripti0ns
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-06-25
HELP FROM AUSTRIA.
Spain Gets 5000, 900 Empty Cart
ridges and 100 Tons of
Explosives.

London June 2O.-A special dispatch
from Paris says an Austrian agent has
returned from Madrid where he delivered
to the Spanish authorities, via tn" Pyr"-
HecS. 3.OOnO0O empty cartridges and l2u
tons Of explosives derived from French,
Austrian and Belgian sources.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-06-25
Many Sick NJ Camp Merritt,

San Francisco. Cal, June 2l.-Tho de-
yeIopments of diphtheria and rcTchro-spi-
nal meningitis At Camp Merritt is caue-
ing considerable" a,aun. Their" are also
a number of cases "f pneumonia in the
hospital. Arrang"mcErS are h"IUg mad"
10 send 600 bed field hospital t" rhr
Philippines under charge Of Maj. w. -.
4
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-06-25
Judge CooIey's Condition.

Nru Arbar Mich. June 21.-Judge
Cooley. i noted authority on
ttvHai law. who has been at
asylum at Pontiac for a year.
ruHei Is this city. He shows con
an.n Improvement physically, hut
ly ha Is in about the same condi-
Is when liz first brake down.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-06-25
kppoiuted TO West Point.

Hudson WIS June 21.-LS Special. !
The Successful applicant for appointment
20 @ W,~r Point cad"tshiQ IN the TenrL
Ccu-rc~~.oual district i L. J. Raymond
IF Chippewa Falls. with Archibald Por-
sons Il Rock Elm "a alternate Thir-
teen applicants appeared before the eX-
az,.a!rg board. which net here yeste.-
Eay.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-06-25
BTYan To Go with Gen. Lee

Washington, u. {. June 2l.-It IS re
s.I.l IL probable that Col. William j.
hsE1n AMI the Nebraska regiment under
mmaud viii he assigned TO the army
sEs commanded by Maj.-tieu. Fitzhugh
Ihcrc is excellent authority for
statement that the assignment will
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-06-25
THE MINISTRY MUDDLE.
Nobody Seems to Want to Form
French Cabinet.

Paris. June y. Owing 70 the refusal
af Iurmcr Premier Dupuy to accept the
'araiEn office portfolio and Of NJ. De Lam
frr ~ become minister Of finance. VI. Sar-
eu ha> decided To rrlinquiSh the task
attempting 10 form cabinet and will
g8 inform President Faure this afternoon.
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Injured in a RuDa way

Wrightst0wn. Wis. June 21.-t Special
In a runaway yesterday Jack Fare,
ged 23. was thrown down a embank
ment. He is lying at a farmers house
Il very critical condition and cannot be
taken home.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-06-25

-Samarkand has n cab service. but
the Samarkanders ara obliged 10 20 on
foot on Saturdays. a. all the drivers are
strictly orthodox Hebrews The town
authorities tried to force them to work
on their Sabbath. bur the Appeal court
has upheld the religious rights OF the
drivers.
A Hartford woman gathered eleven
four-leaved and twenty-five fve-lca red
c.ove.E IN her yard IN few minutes -ae
other Ga-.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-06-25
SawmiiI Burns at Mesa ba.

Biwabik. MINI. June 21.-C. NJ His
large sawmiil and outhuilIinCs NJ Mosaaa
were burned; loss, $1,000: partly in
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-06-25

reported that the De Lamar. Ne
rS'"arSt nlILe. j. about 10 he
/ british syndicate. Not long
s. >,i.'nnu00 was refused for
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-09-16
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL

Office Floor.
REASONABLE PRICES
STREET CARS Pass ihE DOOR tOR
ALL PARTS OF THE CITY
TELEGRAPH. u --PHONE. AND
MESSENGER SERVICE
Special rates TO Clubs and omal
Parties. who want a run o a lev
DAYS stay down by Tidewater.
We want to do business with Nevao'
PEOPLE, and your Silver Dollars ar
as good as Gold With US.
VIM. B. HOOPER,
SSEe