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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-05
WAS HEUREAUX KILLED? /?
RUMORED ASSASSINATION OF SAN
DoMINGO's PRESIDENT

to Rumor, the RevoIu-
tiontsts Have Captured the Town
of Santiago De Los CabaIlarOs,
and Hold as Prisoner the Cover
Outlook.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-05
MERR|MAC HEROES SAFE
ONLY TWO OF THEIR NUMBER
INJURED. THOSE SLIGHTLY
LIEUT. H0BSON, I'M COMMAND
ESCAPED UNSCATHEO
sfANIARDS REGARD THE RRAvU
AMERICANS WITH AWE .sa

The ROW Boat I'm Which the DARING
Had Planned to Escape
was Shot to Pieces, and They
Reached the Hostile Shore on ,
Catamaran Were Taken J,t..f
10 santiago City and From There
10 MORO Castle, Where They Now
Are-Expert Opinion of the I'm
paralIeled Act,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-05
ASSAULT ON SANTIAGO
RUM0RS OF A LAND ATTACK
REACH WASHINGTON
AMERICAN TROOPS BELIEVED TO
BE IN SANTIAGO PROVINCE
CONCERTED ACTION BY LAND AND
NAVAL FORCES EXPECTED

Theory Presented by Gen. Miles at
the Outset Proves to Have Been
the Correct One--AssauIt of the
Spanish Stronghold by Land as
Well as by Sea an Imperative
Necessity - Troops Believed to
Have Been Dispatched to Santiago
Week Since.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-05

Democrats who voted for the bill were
Messrs. Caffery, German, Lindsay, Nc
Emery, Mitchell, Murphy and Turpie.
The Populist was Kyle, and the silver
Republican was Mr.. Mantle.
EICDTNJr rNAn
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Continued ON sixth Page.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-02
A CUBAN DEPUTY.
Admits that SDui Lncks the Sincws
% War

London, May 1.-The Paris correspondent
of the Daily Chronicle says: Senior Jose Y
sosello. Cuban deputy who passed
through this city today en- route to Madrid
10 take his seat in the cortes. said that
Fort san Vernon at Matanzas, which Ad-
mtral Sampson blew up was three CEN
turtles old and at first intended to deal
with pirates. Spain has missed a great
chance. There was general feeling in
Havana that war was not so close at hand.
and II other concessions had been made in
the direction of independence American
intervention might have been wardsd of.
lie said he believed the bombardment OF
an American port more important than
Matanzas would be, undertaken by the
spanish fleet, relying on the absence OF th !,
American ships in Cuban waters. The
stock of provisions in Cuba, he asserted,
would last three morehs. Nevertheless
he admitted 1t was certain that Spain
lacked the sinews OF war
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-02
PATRIOTS ENLIsTryG.
tuhnnS at Key West Enrolling 70
NNtiNc SnrNirc.

| Cubnus at Key West Enrolling 70,
Active Service.
| Key West. May Tho enlistment Of
| cnbans today at the Marii club resutel
| in the enrolment of 100 men. The arrival
Of General Emilio Nunez. Colonel Acosta
| snd Senior j. L Carataye has greatly aug
monted the enthusiasm of the Cuban co..
ony General Nunez has teen the director
OF numerous expeditions Colonel Acosta
, was formerly a cavalry leader in Havana
province. He escaped from the island
seriously wounded. aud is anxious to re-
turn Colonel Acosta. with his many
marks of battle notably the loss of his
rlght ear, is the center of an admiring
'hrong Senior Carataye was in charge
OF the Inflated Tillie expedition, wrecked
on the east end of Long Island
Tonight General Nunez and his partv
are arranging for the departure on tbA
Mascotte tomorrow of the insureent con-
tlnsent OF the Cuban regiment now form
ing at Tampa, The Cubans hope this regi-
nlent VIII be one ef the first to land.
General Nunez is acting under Instructions
from Senor Estrada Palma. Tonight he
ehdeovored to obtain passage to the fleet
To confer with Rear Admiral SAMPSON
but he was unsuccc:smul. as no boot lcf,
tor the flagship.
General Nune1 Is much taken with the
idea Of making Matauzas the base Of opc-
raiIons Although thc city itself is infe,i.
ca with foyer, distance OF two miles
back would furnish an excellent camn
An'a'ieans there should taste no Cubon.
fruit 81 any kind and must use boiled
Mater The insurgents have much siek.
ness but it was due to the fact that thrv
oave campsd in forests and swamps
M''ar'al foyer resulted aud the Cuban
troops were generally without oulnine.
There Las been nc yellow fever among
them at any time and according TO Gem
oral Nunez, Americans in the Cuban army
nave usually been exempt from all dis
eases.
There is much foyer at Havana. Matapz,s
ana CientueEos during the summer. no.
cause CT unsanitary conditions. ON tho
other hand &agaa Ia Graude Nunez saws
heeanse not Clearly and because nf i'm
rHopor food He would favor sending
shoes, rifles and horses to the Cuban SOL
oieFs' The cnbans are splendid horsemen
hU' their mounts have been killed and
their shoes Worn out.
When last heard from General Msylmo
Gomez had in all the armies "a Ooo anle
ood1ed men Since that tins thers has baen
no ashiing Of consequence and the cuh.n
"rul'e' mus; now be in better condition
except in the matter Ct clothing. There
Is abundant forage everywhere on the is
land.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-02
VAR BULLETINS.

Madrid May l.--2:3o p, ma report when
could not be verified was in circulation here
this Afternoon that the British channel squad
ron is going to the Canary islands.
MaGrid May 1T is reported that new
Spanish irouclad, winch is being fitted out at
CaItagena. will join tho Spanish squadron at
Cadl7 The minister for war General Carrea,
and the minister for marine, Admiral Ber-
meio, had conference yesterday evening.
Buonos Ayres. via Galveston, May 1.-The
Snarsh gunboat Temerario is at Ensenada,
on La Plate, undergoing repairs to a portion
of her machinery, but it is expected she Will
leave within week.
Lordon, May Japan has just issued n
declaration of neutrality.
Rome May 1.--Dspntches from Madrid
published by the newspapers here today. in
dictate that Spain will comply with ltalys re-
quest to exclude sulphur from the articles
cons idered contraband Of war.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-02
MAY EXPEL SPANIARDs.
Such Proclamation Said to BE o
Probability.
FOR THE WELFARE OF THE COIN TRY
Utmost Vigilance Is 10 Bc Used TO
Prevent Any Others Landing
During the War.

Washington May lit is highly probable,
in the opinion of certain government officials,
that the president will soon issue a prociama-
ton or make some official announceme mt
looking to the deportation from this country
of spanards now resident in the United
States who are still loyal subjects of the
Spanish crown. This course, 1t is said. is
made imperative in the interest of the gov
ernments welfare, as well as for the prposc
OF minimizing the dangers to which 1t is be-
ing subjected by the presence in this country
OF epople who are avowedly In sympathy
with Spain. In taking these steps the presi-
dent will be governed By SETON i0b7 Of the
revised statutes, which reads as follows:
Whenever there is a declared war between
the United States and any foreign nation or
government all natives, citizens deni-
censor subjects OF the hostile notion or gov
eminent, being males OF the age OF II years
or upward who shall be within the United
States and not naturalzed, shall be liable to
be apprehended, restrained, secured o. re-
moved as alien enemies. The president is
authorized in any such event, by his ptocla-
nation thereof or other public act. TO direct
tho conduct to be observed on the part Of the
United States toward the aliens who become
so liable, the manner OF restraint to WHICH
they shall be subjected, and in what cases
and upon what security their residence sha'i
be permitted, and to provide for the removal
OF those who, not being permitted to reside
within the United states, refuse or neglect 10
depart therefrom and to establish any other
regulations which nre found necessary IN the
premises and for the public safety" etc.
That some action as the president Is en-
powered to take in the foregoing statute is
necessary is indicated by tho acts OF certain
Spauards who now reside within the limits
of the United States. The FIRST step toward
the inauguration of the exclusion such as de-
scribed will be taken very likely carly next
week
,rtis afternoon In forma,ion reached the
treasury department firm secret surces that
a French line transatlantic steamship, which
is due to arrive In New Yrk next Tuesday,
had on bnord twelve Of fifteen native Span
iards 1t Is the purpose of the department.
which exercises jurisdiction over all ports
of entry In the country, to prevent the land
Ing Of these Spaniards, or at least to deport
them as soon as they set foot ashore orders
lave been issued to the New York port Of
fcials to observe the utmost vigilance in de-
tecting Spanish arrivals, and not permit them
to get into the interior Similar instructions
have been given to the officers at other ports
along the coast.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-02
CAPTAIN SIMPSONS FLEET.
The FOotc Has Brought in Another
Spanish Steamer.
MORE VESSELS HAVE SAILED TO JOIN
II Is Snid TINT Biunro Has Deter
mined or II Desperate Defense
of Havana.

Now York, May LA Key West spe
cial says that the torpedo boat Foote ha,
brought in steamship which she captured
| while the steamer was trying to enter
Havana yesterday. The Foote fired a shot
which caused her to stop and prize crew
Was put on board.
When the big Spanish steamer was
brought into Key West today by the little
boat 1t was sight to provoke cheers OF
derlslon from the hundreds OF Americans
ana Cubans who swarmed the water front.
Iho SEaniard lowered high above her lit
tie capior. reminding ono of huge black
mastlfl side by side with puny sky ter
lier She had n crew of about seventy
I'VE and number Of passengers but not
spanish face was to be seen on her
decks as she came into the harbor. a
member Of the Mangroye crew which
boarded her after the capture stated to
the Associated Press correspondent that IL
was with difficulty they prevented several
OF the Spanards from jumping overheard
alter the Spanish vessels capture, and es-
pocially with the smaller sailing craft
When the Spaniards find they are caught
they fall upon their knees and pray to
have thar lives preserved. That is all they
ask for at the hands Of their captors. They
seem to expect that they are to be butcher
cd the moment they reach land
he Panama left Now York April 20 with
heavy cargo Of supplies fer the Spnu-
ish forces in Havana ard had no KNOW
edge of the blockade until she sighted the
United States warships yesterday. She
was capturcd at c o'clock In the afternoon
about ten miles out from Havana while
attempting to steam into the harbor uu,
noticed
Her arrival had been expected for sew
cral days and abe had been watched by
The large cruisers, but the little Mangroyp
was tho first to see her creeping along
the coast Tho little gunhoat was nut ar
ter her post haste aud the big steamer
crowded hor boilers and engines to their
utmost 10 get cut Of the way, About six
miles distant Was the Indiana which see.
ing the chase steamed up mpidly to the
assistance of the ManGjovc. but did not
report ut IN ttmH To p1rti ipltO In the ar-
iual canturc when the Maugrove cane
within half a mile Of the Panama she
hrcd a shot from her si1rbclrd gun. hut
the mig steamer rnl no attention to il.
Then she fired 1nnther from the same gun
ana q ftw minutes later shot from her
port gun ThN last shot whizzod over tho
bow Of The Panama aud she az once hove
to. Bv this time the Indiana had come un
ana crews from both tho Mangrovo ami
lndiana were sent aboard the Snauish
steamer, There were soveral women
among The passengers and they were great
ly alarmed. They were assured by thr Amer
lcan officers that No harm would come 10
trgm The passengers and crew are
oh'r.d to remain on beard the ship until
ire United Statcs authorities determine
what TO do with them. In the case OF tacs
capture tho crows Of the Spanish vessels
nave been treated with tho utmost kind.
ness and consideration
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-02

| but do not think It would exist for man
minutes during bombardment AS 10
| MORO Castle at Havana, II is not all tina
| IL is claimed for. AT one time, many year
ago, It might have been most formidabl,
fort, but 1t could hardly at this stage o
warfare Withstand tho Are of the Ameri
can gunboats.
There Ia much misery aud starvation or
the island but the situation in this respect
has been somewhat exaggerated Their,
has been great suffering among the recon.
centradoa, which the consuls alloyiated &c
the best of their ability. Bat the foo
supplies are now cut off on account n,
the war and the condition Of the unfor-
tunateo viii grow worse and worse
There are no Industries in Cuba Every
iron mine Is closed and the laborcrs n,
all classes are ont OF work. The sltnotior
Is most appalling Whore once stood fac
tories ls now burned waste ana sto~vo,to.,
"a On inc increase. The tlrebrand OF war
has levelled all centers of Industry to tba
Hrounu ana II will be years before the
country win he the same as # was before
the instruction.
AZ lar as the Cuban army ia concerned
1t could hold Its own for years IN ,ha
island The Insurgents control the er,iro
inland country. and the Spaniah soldiers
make no Roadway. Around SANTIAGO ,,,r.
are thousands OF Cuban soldiers ana tbov
are In constant communication with thc,r
friends
Nearly every non comhatant ia n svmr,
inner with tho insurgents and secretly
perform many favors for them at p,e,,
risk"
Kingston, Jamaica, May 1.-lspeclal 10
lho Postl--Refugoes arriving here fran
Eastern Cuba Say starvation viii bo
rampant all oyer the eastern end o, the
island in two weeks II food is not sent
there The blockade has cut of the sup
ply from the Cubans.
Pestilcnce and famine are reportea
at Mdtanzas The prisons arc
filled With Cubans. and Spanish officers
are melting their men to violence. Ref
us'es are fleeing to jamaica, many OF them
destitute. The lives of Americans who
remain arc in danger. The British consul
at cienfuegcs Is trying to secure steam
or to have them removed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-02
CoNscRIr,IX0 C,n,,s.
General Hinncn' Orders All tn Ennis,
IN ElA Amy

IN HIa Army,
washington May 1,-Secretary Quesai
OF the Cuban legation here seid 70.
cay that General Blanco's 1rlrr oo,
Scripting Cuhans between the nr.x NJ ,s
ana 90 in the Spanish army showed tn,
are extremity TO which the sranish
commander was driyeu. Mir. ouesada
sa'a that up to this time the sn,n!sh
authorities have not utilized the service
CT single Cuban company or regimsn,
knowing that the Guiana were at hear dc.
voted to'the cause OF Cuba. and woula t,to
the first opportunity TO turn their arm,
against Spain.
por th's reason the volunteer forces a,
havana and elsewhere. he said IRE
ern''ed exclusively from spaniards. NJ,
Quesada said the present movement :,
raise Cuban conscripis was futile srd
sueh cuhans as are forced to onlist rn5r,
inc spanish flag VIII find an opportunity
10 use their strength in the cause or
cuba, Thu Cuban military authori "a
attached to Mr. ouesada's staff IN VAIN.
tns.on express the same opinion Tn v
llhicuie the consumption of Cuh,rs
Spanish defense. saving thar ~ ~
when mas kept General Blaneo from,
etiising these forces thus FAR viii ~
uouoiy great row that the Cuhans ars
ava, aware that the United States has taken a.,
III, n'sn Supan quarter the oninlon pro-
sams ,nat iresidSnt Masso OF the cnhS,
republic and his cabinet win ren,n .n
soon from sancti spiriius, where thev ~
snouknt 70 be at present. TO the peir6hose
49, o. Aatansas. with a view to estshlIsn-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-02
HUNGER IN ITALY.
Serious Bread Riots Occur ~
crRl CitieS--Prices IOwcresj

Rome. May Tho bread riots consl
many places. At Riemni today the peeF
rioiinr. At San Arco a bakery was :
and eight arrests were made. VIM
were being taken to the police sta''
MOB intorfered and hand hand ~
sued, several carhineers being wouna'
several rioters killed.
~ Naples the rioters were led ny
CARRYING long slaves upon which we's
OF bread or red flags. Yesterday
OF bakeries were sacked by rioters
carrying banners inscribed with DOE
the taxes on -four" marched to m
hall. where the troops dispersed she'
the streets are guarded by troops =
railway stations by artillery.
The municipality has posted nop
ducins the price of bread 10 centimes y
gromme and voting large sum for y
pose. 4i
Ra,enna, Ferrara aud Rosario Oh
mors or less violence and cries Of y
hreecn' Down with the starvers Of Y
ple!' and the like. Bakeries have bes'l
cd and attempts made to liberate prise'|
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-02

Reason why 1t Is Feared salem
Mnss.. MnN he Attnrl>rd.

Washington, May 1.-(Special to The Post,
Tho government has reason, it is said, to be-
lieye that if the Spanish feet crosses the At
Salem. Mass. where nearly 10000 tons of coal
is stored. Salem harbor is practically unpro-
teetce, having no shore batteries. This is be-
licyed to be be one reason why the Columbia
and Minneapolis wero ordered to the New
England coast Coal would be badly needed
hy the Spaniards after their run across the
Atlantic De Ionic spent a great deal OF
thne examining the coal pockets and wharves
at Salem last summer while visiting Man
chester.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-02
Al KEY WEST.
~" News from the rlcct--Movemcnt
ut Vessels.

-" WV" 'hN" Tue k'tcct--MONeIuc n I
at Vessels.
Key West, Fla, May THE day has
been very quiet no news from tho feet or
the outside world being received.
Miss Clara norton and her Red Cross
aides came ashore from the relief steamer,
state OF Texas, this morning and attend
ed church, The 500 marines on iha trans
port Panther remained huddlod on tho
steamers deck In the roasting sun, The
Amphitrite, Montgomery ana Newport
sailed this morning in the direction Of the
ueet, Tho tug Leydon brought in Tho
small eoastlng schooner Mascotta which
was captured by the torpedo boat Foote
yesterday. twenty miles west OF Havana.
whi.o trying 10 rvn the blockade. The
Masectta which with her cargo, is worth
$4,000, was on her way from Key West 10
Hnvarc with fruit
The quarantine regulations which take
eject tonight forbid vessels TO enter he
tween the hours of s in the evening and
IN the morning. patrol has been ,s-
tablished witch VIII instruct vessels how
to pass through the mine fields
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-02
The New Ori~nn. sails.

New York, May 1.-The cruiser New Or.
leans, In command OF Captain Folge, ,eit
tho navy dock this morning, As she steam
cd down the river towards the upper hay
she was erected With continuous cheer
ing, whistles blowing from all craze. etc.
a large throng Of sightseers wore IN tSe
brooklyn bridge and a mighr cheer wos
given TO the vessel as she glded under
the big span ON Tompkinsvllo tho Topeka
was sighted at anchor, and both vessels
ulppcd their ensigns In recognition
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-02
HOUSE FORECAST.

Washington, May There is 10
ness of great Importance to come
the house during the week. unless V
preparations committee brings in a
gency war appropriations measure
the intention of Chairman Cannon ~
the emergency appropriations par
general deficiency bill, but as ihz'
might be delayed some time, he MAJ
in a separate measure. There are
number Of conference reports to dlspJ
and these may occupy the time OF tue
during the week. Several approx
bills are still in conference. but I,
are expected during the week. The "
land bill remains to be disposed
there are number of minor mates
may be taken up for consideration
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-02
An InsigniIcnn. Prize.

Key West Fla. May Tho severn
mont tug Leyden brough. in today tho
small Spanish schooner Mascotie. cqntursl
near Havana Yesterday BY tho torpea1
boat Footc, She was loaded with frui,
Snd was bound for Havana. She is very
insignificant nrzo
General Emilio Nuuoz and Colonel na,te-
mere Acosta have lust arrived on The Mae
cotte General Nunez Is VERY aYxloag +,
center with rear admiral Sampson and
leaves tonight for the Meet.
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- -
LONDON MOSEN MARkEr
""hh Of England Anticipates =, mai.
ON Gold Suuniies

i-onaon, May 1.-The money market was
considerably easier the American demand
ior gold having ceased. and cola is f,o,r,n.,
"a rom All quarters, The BANS Of EneIanj
800 81 soia Is estimated AZ $500, ueo
''.e S-4d for African gold has eiysa In nm o., pa
later. "'"'S 9raih
ous'hes5 on the stock exchange imnrovad
N every department. Tbs war thns e.
does not appear to have BEEN taken scri,,s.
~ on inns side of the Atlantic. Ameriran
sseuritss showed distinc, Improvement. tbs
S nua , esnleha here being for the better
New York Csrual, .; Unita paeifio ma
Itrfea; ! as; Atchlson. Topeka ana sant,
Ibsre were some reeoveries in srenish A.
which were / 3D. lower. 70
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-02
Cienfuegos Attacked

Madrid May l.--2 D. m.-An o,fioia, d,v
P"'on from havana says: The American
snips nave hombarded battery at the
sn.rahee OF the Cienfuegos, but ii was
ar.Veh oil by three of our gunbonts. which
PI1 out rom me harbor In hurry
othtr men of war have Threatened III,
Marlei coast, Troops have gone TO its do.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-02

Ney West May There is no trY,b
Whatever IN the repor, Of the execution last
evening of Jose Yglesiss, who is under sur.
Neliiance on the monitor Puritan. as tho "a
sun OF suspicious behavior near one ~ ~,
masa1'nes last week. He has NOT ey,sl bseo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-02
HIanco Will Fight.

London May The Havana correspond
en' OF the DAILY Mall ,elegraphias April
~ says Captain General Rlanco has do !.
tsrmined on desperate defense Of Havana
IN Mssanzas 10000 soldiers are engaged
Gay and night in throwing IN ear,hwork,
eaa snsenpsssins the sr',ro city in +. ..s.
- = ! srsAs esrcls,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-02
Minntnnn,nnh sn,I.

charleston, $. c.. May l.-The mon,,o,
M'an'onomoh sailed At neon today for ths
hee'' While hers the monitor took on a
MI supply OF coal and fresh water and
also made some small repairs 10 her ~,
ehinery, She went cut with eyeryth,rs an
parently In good condition. AZ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-02

New Nerk' May 1.-THE quarantine on an
eossiwise ports went into effect this mnrn
Ing. on and after this date uatll Noy.,,,
Ger all vessels from cosstwise ports sn,1h
OF cape Healopin will be required - So
al the New York quarantine station. '''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-02
Mig Cargo o, mxn,os,

New YORK, May The Atlantic sesport
me steamer Mcliugh, which arrived las,
nlsnt from London, brSght $50 eases -
Soraite addressed 20 the commandant al ths
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-02
San Antopnio 8, GaIvestor

san Antonio. May 1.-San Antonio =
weston played a beautiful game hers
ana the locals wen by score Of
The same two teams open the new
here tomorrow. !,
Stcre By Innings 81
san Antonio. ... col 012 0oo-
Galveston . 600 OG0 0ie---.
Fear
Galveston. Jamison and Loman.
Umpire--Cnhill
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-02
Probably Tuesday or Wednesday the Order
Will Be Given.
TIME AUSPICIOUS FOR AMERICAN TROOPS TO
90 TO THE ISLAND.
Matanzas to Be Again Bombarded and Landing
Effected.

Refugees Fleeing from the Island Tell Such Tales Horror
Show That the /" Peaceful War" Policy is
pishng Anything Save the Starvation of Our
Friends-prisons Ar Filled with Cubans.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-02

After Days Hard We
Take horsfurd's Acid Prunn1
u makes delicious drink, az
fatigue and depression. A graz