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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-01
WEATHER AND cRUi,S.

Ranger. Eeslland County, Texas, March
s0.-The frcst has Killed nearly all the
crops ana gardens.
Luling, Caldwell County, Texas. March
81. Farmers In this county say the pros
pect for fine crops WAS never better
lakewood. Leon County. Texas. March IS.
We have had TOR several days cold weather
and rain. but the crops SO far are all right.
Bceyille. Bee County. Texas. March BIZ
The weather would be very Favorable TO
cold
ao-The heavy frost OF the zith has about
ruined the stand Of corn here and the eon-
tinutd cold weather will cause nearly every
one 10 plant over. The gardens are all
greatly damaged In this section.
San Angelo. Tom Green County, Texas.
March 80. For the last three days cold
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ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
Mr, stone In BctnE urErd to Run far
Congress.

Beeyilie. Texas, March A.--Mr. d, q.
stone. president OF the commereis! Ma
tioral bank OF this sity. is receiving daily
numerous letters from al parts Of the
Eleventh congress sionai district asking hi n
10 become candidate for congress- aud
pledging him their hearty support.
The sentiment among the original ifes
silver men II strong against Mr.. Kieberg
and ~ Mr. Stone has always been an
ardent supporter of The White metal AMI
his views on the question are well known
he Is probably the strongest man IN the
district who could be brought out aguirst
Mr.. Kieberg. In conversation With The
Post man yesterday Mr.. Stone said hc hid
not yet decided ~ bpconc a candid ard
did not know that he ever would rs his
business required too much Of his time.
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Washington, March 81 Information RE-
oeiyed at the navy department from San
Francisco shows that the yard at Mare Is
land suffered severely from last nights
earthquake shock The sawmill and paint
shop OF the bureau OF construction and re-
nair was entirely DESTROYED and consdera-
BILE other damage done. The Charleston is
In dry dock and IT. appears has sustained
no serious damage, Commodore iiichbcrn,
chief of the construction repairs, says the
loss sustained will result In months set
back to the work in hand.
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AN APPEAL FROM JAPAN.
Wants United States of America to Join In the
Play Against Russia.

London March Silt
wei Hal Wei after the
possibility of Russia port
adv lave been received Of the London
not credited
official announcement
Japanese mail
S
rned
strengt
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New Company DrIlIlng.

Luins, Texas, March 3l.--captaIn W.
b. Stephens Of Nixon, ex-captaIn and or
ganizer Of Luling's crack company. the
Llpscomb Rifles. has organized :, company
Of forty members at Nixon. and with tbs
assistance of Lieutenant Sam Nixon, for
meriy of ,h- Agricultural and Mechanical
college is rapidly drilling theG, into first
class condition. Ar application will be
made for arms at once II u stated that
the company Will hr complete. thoroughly
drilled in both infantry and cavalry fac-
tics. The company Is comnesei OF the elite
young farmers and ranchmeu Of Guadalupe.
Gonzales and Caldwell counties.
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Clehurne; a. a. Armstrong. Bartlett; IL.
7. Garfield, Wichita Falls: W. H. Cats,
Granburys j. +. Dawes. Crockett. Ii.
Fore, Piusburg; ]. A. Gsmmill. Calvert;
y. Hazard, Colorado; Z. j.. Hostrascr,
Hearnp; w. b. Norve.l, Hubbard. X. j.
Eng, Clarksriile; H.. Martin Bonham w.
NJ. Magic, Dcnison: w. Hiiyard Wills
Point. C. l.. Rar,sGcl, Denton: w Rush.
Commerce; Florence Sheasby, Elgin; H
+. Smith Mckinney; ~ l.. Somerville,
Richmond: H r.. l., Sonle, Rockport; J
l.. Taylor, Llano; S. j. Weaver, Dublin
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GAGE REBUKEn.
OF the Treasury \. Called
Down for ImpertIncncr

Down for Impertincncr.
"ssninston, March al.--rn the senate
Mo'eot' OF Colorado, chairman OF the
nmittee on, postofaces and post roads
ae remarkable and caustic arra,yn-
ent OF the secretary OF the treasury on
{connt of the secretary's lippant treat
sen' o. request made by Mr.. wolcott.s
inin'''ee for his opinion upon postal
wings bank system.
Ai'er waiting for an unusual time, the
'ihi'''se ar. Woicoit said. had re-
lived the sscretary's reply.
~ have to report to the senate said ne.
nat the reply was of such a nature that
Pave been unanimously instructed by the
|mmittee to respectively return ii. viii
p ask here to have the letter Of the Sec
(tary read II was fippant and impertI-
Pat aud has no place on the records OF
lis body
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uoyco,ting a pos,omlcc.

Franklin, Texas. March 80. Tile postof-
fee muddle IL stiii unsettled; ths nsw APP
pciniee assumed charge of the office and
citizens at once began mailing their letters
on the train yesterday the mall agent re-
iliaed TO accept tie letters. which were then
sent by special messenger 10 New Baden,
a citation four miles cast
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norther has been blowing, though no freeze
Is reported. The country south and east,
Of here has had good rains. which were
much needed. This county however is
still very dry and needs rain badly, Yes
terday It drizaled slightly, but not enough
10 lay the dust, Some hail fell yesterday
warm rain comes 10 Il few days the farm
ers can retrieve their losses during the
freeze last week
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II Is supposed that GONE thieves broke into
the store. stole all they wanted and then
fred the house. as the bark door was stand
ing open when the Are WIG iirst diseoy-
cred. The stock would have invoced about
$500 with $500 insurance. Tho building be-
longcd 10 starncs & LqIley and waa in
sured for 5000.
No trace Of the thieves could be found
q IT,, Inc
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Gn,rrnnr WIN Arena.

Dallas. Texas, March sl.--Upon urgent
Invitation, Governor culbcrson today ccn-
sented to be present at the entertainment
IN this city next Thursday night to RISE
funde for the bercfit OF tho Maine mcnu-
'nQnt fund. An elaborate programme for
The occasion Is being arranged.
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oal1woods, Texas, March 3i,-on the
Bannerman farm. sixty miles south OF
here. TUESDAY Harrett Bennett aged a..
colored, was outraged, her throat cut ana
skull crushed No clew
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Prampf Action Wantc,i.

Wharton. Texas, March 31.--The grand
question now drawing the attention Of the
Nation, viz: The Cuban situation. comes In
for It's full share Of public discussion in
Wharton The Post boy Is taxed to his
utmost to meet the demands for daily ligh.
on the situation, The public here Is as one
man in favor OF Cuba. Independence. forc-
Tie Intervention and are willing 10 back
this up BY military force.
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ordinary vehicles, This VIII be 40 enter
urisc II Ia said the first 10 BIO located In
Texas. Tho plant was 10 have been located
IN Dallas, hut Mr. Keller, by the invest
ment OF several thousand dollars, secured Il
fer Fort Worth
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nubher Ttres for vrhicics.

Fort Worth, Texas. March 81 --E. II
Keller Of this city is putting IN an electric
plant for the putting Of rubber tires on
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Richmond, Texas. March 5i,-The Jury
In the Jim Banks case brought III a verdict
last night ct a late hour. giving him nine
ty-nine years In the pcnitcntary. Banks
killed Frank Conway nj Rosenberg Septem-
bel last by cutting his throat from ear
10 car with razor. Ranks Is II years oil.
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At Mare Island.

San Francisco. March Fl a conservative
estimate OF the damage done by the earth
Quake sho,k at the Mare Isloni navy yard
Is placed at half million dollars. All
departments kave ceased work except thbt
Of the shiDs' docks
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n,Leurs h. rn.tmnstcr.

Dallas. Texas. March si-w ". o'Leary,
nnlItical secretary Of Republican State
Chairman r.. n. r. Green. succeeded w.
NJ. q. HIN as postmaster OF Dallns tonight.
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winops. Texas. March 30 This morning
At few minutes past 2 o'clock the entire
rtock Of goods u r. a. Bird WAS burned
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Money Order Onlccn.

Washington, March al,--tSpecial)--T The
following named postofficcs in Texas viii
become domestic money, order offices on
April Il: Deal, Fcntress, Cooley. CRAB.
Humshire, Mendoza, Jacksonville and Pllu-
gerville.
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Tn cuRE 4 COLD Isl oNt, DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money Il 1, falls TO
cure, Csc The genuine has L. b. q. on
each tablet
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ouids. II Is said has beautifully forhed
hands aud feet, and 20 ken Tho lattsi
from being distorted by unnltnr,l presslis
on the bones shs wears open, hrsklfd
ssoes. summer and winter alike. ins,eld
OF boots.
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coNEIaMATloNs.
mong Them Are ~ Number OF Texns
Postum steers.

Washington. March, si.The senate to-
fy confirlaed the following nominations.
German Bulle Of New York. consul Il
erdenas, Cuba
Postmaster Misstssippi--w a. Alcorn
|arksdale
sxAs pestmAsters-C. 4. Dickinson
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COMMANDMENT POSTPONED.

DOMDAhDMENI IOS11ONEDs
London, July 4.-The Eve
ming News says dispatch has
been received at the foreign of
fee from the foreign British
consuls at Santiago de Cuba
saying he has obtained a post
ponement of the bombardment
of that city in order to allow
10000 non-combatants to leave
the city The consul and the
British subjects will embark Oh
board ships in the harbor.
AN IRRRPARABLE BLOW.
Paris, July 4.-The Temps
this afternoon says:
The capture of Santiago de
Cuba is an irreparable blow for
the Spaniards.
The paper concludes its arti-
Gle by saying: Spain has not
an hour to lose to negotiate for
peace"
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ter may also be added to the
army which Gen. Miles will
take with him.
This decision was reached
today after q number of confer
ences were held in the Office of
the secretary of war, at which
were present Gen. Miles and all
the general officers of the war
department. The destruction of
Cervera's feet has made this
possible.
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LIBERATION OF HoBsoN.

Washington. July 4.-Friends
of Lieut.. Hobson. hero of the
Merrimac, now hope for his
early liberation. He is still be-
lieved to be at Santiago and the
next forty-eight hours should
bring his rescue. If, however.
he has been spirited away, the
capture of Admiral Cervera and
other prominent Spanish Off
GERS offer an excellent oppor-
tunity for exchange.
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Eager to Make Attack.
Special to the Ardmoreite.

Special to the Ardmoreite.
Siboney. Cuba. July 5.-Oul
men eagerly await the signal to
begin the bombardment of San
tiago.
Shafter has decided no time
shall be lost in laying seige to
the city.
The Spaniards refuse to sur
render.
1t will not be surprising if the
Spaniards make a sortie in a
desperate hope of dislodglnR
the Americans from their posi-
ton.
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MILLIONS GIVEN AWAY.

1t Is certainly gratifying to the
public to know of one concern in the
land who are not afraid to be gener-
GUS to the needy and suffering. The
proprietors of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, have given away over ten
million trial bottles of this great
medicine; and have the satisfaction
of knowing it has absolutely cured
thousands of hopeless cases. Asthma,
Bronchitis. Hoarseness and all dis
are surely cured by it. Call on any
Druggist and get trial bottle free,
regular size 90 cts and S1.0O. Every
bottle guaranteed or price refunded.
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SpaIn's Terms of Peace
Special to the Ardmoreite.


Special to the Ardmoreite.
Berlin, July 5.-Feelers pul
out from Spanish quarters to
ascertain how the powers and
the United States are likely to
regard terms of peace with
Spain.
1t is said that Spain is will
ing to agree to terms granting
the independence of Cuba. Gu
ba to pay tribute to Spain for
twenty years; Spain to keep a
small garrison at a small port
during that period; other pow,
ers to keep troops on the island
to protect their subjects; the
Philippines to be declared in
dependent and free from trib-
ute; Spanish occupation of one
island to be permanent, the
United States to occupy Porto
Rico pending the payment Of
indemnity.
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MARKET REPORTS.
Ress'ssa and Corrected Each o., !,
wire Of the Ardmore
Stock ExchsaRe.
GRAIN AND PRoMslnMs

Chicago, July 5.-Wheat. H..
pool showed q wide SWING tcSsr
advancing as much as 2 SD ovas
closing of Friday night, but ras..as .as
7-S, July having q still larger ransS
Liverpool warehouse stocks incrsss
ed "A 900 bushels. Worlds shipms...
2 l-2 millions against $500. .O00 I.s.
week and Z, ,100, 900 last year Loo.n.
the weather was cool with pror.;.!s
OF continuance and on the weaIas
in 2 OF the cable in sympathy v;ts
our own market it developed ~.
the trade had become loaded mn ..s
were ready to q man to liuuidst"
The visible supply decreased > ~
million bushels and now stands !.
IA, 701 900 which is below the lov...
visible quoted last year and II IL -
ticipated that the decrease will Cor
tinue as all of the MINNEAPOLIS MINI
are starting up again and as the -
ceipts at these points are very smsT
compared with year ago, stocE.
there will rapidly disappear.
Corn-Snow reported crop. lar.
and uneven in Illinois, Missouri ana
Kansas, but above an average in NJ.
braska and Iowa. The visible snr-
ply increased 151, 900 bushels, ius.
above ten per cent of last years n.
crease and the total is now 81 900 .OOa,
against is ,000, 900 last year.
Oats-Visible supply decreases
], ,423 900 compared with an increass
last year of 469 900. The total nov
is only 450. 200 above that of last wear
Mark has been weak in sympstbv
with others.
CHICAGO MARKET.
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Exchange Specialist
WAR BULLETINS.

Washington. July 5.-An
eyes in official circles have
turned toward Santiago. I'm
less the city announces she will
surrender by IL o'clock at noon
bombardment will commence
The stubborn fighting qualities
of Spanish, as shown through
out the war. leads officials to
| believe that the city will not
surrender until virtually re-
duced to the ground.
Washington: Admiral Samp-
son endeavored to explode
mines in the channel leading to
the inner harbor of Santiago.
but succeeded in only a few OF
them. Batteries at south side
of Moro still active and when
our ships entered close to the
harbor yesterday were greeted
with shells from land batteries.
Washington: AS noon ap-
proaches intense excitem ent is
manifested at war department.
kilograms have been passing
passing all morning between
Shafter and Alger and rumors
are current that 8 surrender is
being arranged, but can't be
confirmed. Pando has not en-
tered Santiago but is believed
to be in the rear to afford sup
port to Linares troops when
they leave Santiago. 1t is un-
officially stated that Sampson
is preparing to enter Santiago
harbor.
Washington: The president
has ordered the bombardment
OF Santiago delayed one day.
Washington: After the cab
met meeting this merning 1t
was announced that the bonn
bardment of Santiago was post
poned "a hours. The reasons
are given as these: To give
Sampson and Shafter time to
confer and arrange concerted
attack on the city. Shafter is
uncertain as to the exact loca-
ton of Pando's forces, if not in
Santiago.
New York Tribune bulletin:
Cable operators at Santiago
have boarded a British gunboat
for safety.
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STRONG PEACE UTTERANCE.


Barcelona. July 4.-The Dia-
rio publishes a remarkable ar
ticle strongly urging peace be-
tween Spain and the United
States during the course of
which it says:
The Americans are winning
by strength of will and perse-
verance, and while the war re-
spends to the national feeling
of all Americans, SPAN was
forced into the war by party
politics."
Then the article, after de-
claring the Americans were the
aggressors and that Spain was
bound to defend her national
honor. says:
Our honor being satisfied,
nothing compels us to continue
such an unequal combat. We
can not compel those who have
gone to the war TO defend our
honor to fight to the death.
Those who are directing this
struggle ought to put an end to
the duel when it is materially
impossible for one of the com
batants to continue it."
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PandO In Santiago.

Special to the Ardmorsite.
Washington, July 5.-Alger
has been unoficially informed
that Pando entered Santiago
with six thousand men to rein
force Linares.
Miles intends going to Santi-
ago on the st. Paul Thursday
to take charge of the army in
Cuba.
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COTTON.

New Orleans, July 5.-On an i'm
provement recorded at Liverpool
this morning our market opened at
an advance of two points and gained
further strength on reports Of too
much rain and grass particularly il
the MississippI section of the belt,
about Meridian. Prices at one time
were six points higher than the close
of the last season, but there was
little, if any snap in the market and
the entire session was really dull
and uninterestinR. We had hoped
that the crop news and the glorious
victory in Cuba would infuse some
life into the market and at least give
US q respectable reaction or possibly
start buying movement that would
give the longs an inning, but toward
the close market became easy
again and most of advance was lost.
sPOTs-MIDDLING.
New York. IA; sales, s2O7; tone. easy.
New Orleans. 5 7-s; sales. 45o; tone. quiet.
Liverpool, 7-I6; sales, 1000.
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Say LInares Improving.

Special to the Ardmoreite.
Madrid, July 5.-SantiagO re-
ports say Linares is improving.
also say an American cruiser
on June 13 fred on Spanish
gunboat, damaging her ma
chinery. Twenty-Five shells
struck her and she was beached.
Her crew escaped. three men
we're killed and seven wounded
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Believed WIN End the War.
Special to the Ardmoreite.

Special to the Ardmoreite.
Washington. July 5.-The
New York Herald's Cadiz DIS
patch says if the destruction of
Cervera's feet is confirmed it is
believed this will terminate the
war.
1t is already rumored that Sc
rious trouble is brewing in Mad
rid and Csdiz. the people there
are greatly excited.
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SUMMARY OF WAR NEWS.

Destruction of Cervera's
squadron confirmed by official
dispatches from Admiral Samp-
son and Commodore Watson.
The work was complete. Not
a Spanish ship remains. Ger
vera and more than a thousand
officers and men are prisoners.
Spanish loss in killed and
wounded was about 400. Ad-
miral Sampson was absent dur
ing the greater part of the en-
gagement and the work was
done under the direction of
Schley and Watson.
Arrangements for the speedy
dispatching of Watson's feet
to the coast of Spain are being
made.
Gen. Miles will go to Cuba
and relieve Shafter of the com
mand at Santiago.
Troops reached Admiral Dew
ey at Manila on July l and
were embarked at Cavlte.
Gen. Anderson en- route for
Manila stopped at Ladrone Is
lands and took possession of
them in the name of the United
States. Spanish governor gen
eral and other officials were
taken to Cavite as prisoners of
war.
Four thousand additional re-
Inducements for Gen. Shafter
are now en- route to Santiago.
Spain's losses about Santiago
to date will reach 5000 killed
and wounded.
War department has suspend
ed the order for movement of
troops to the south from Chick
amauga.
Gen. Pando reached Santi-
ago at noon Sunday with 5000
reinforcements. Gen. Garcia
of the insurgents having declin-
ed to engage him as was ex-
pected.
Dewey had, at last advices,
completed all arrangements for
an attack upon Manila on July
4. Aquinaldo's insurgents are
reported cooperating with him.
Reintorcements will be sent
to Santiago by the st. Louis,
now at New York.
While Shafter has Santiago
at his mercy no chances will be
taken and 10000 additional men
go to the front.
Fourth Manila troop expedi-
ton is to be hurried forward
from San Francisco.
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sHAFTER'S.DEMAND
the Surrender Of Santiago.
Gea TorsI's Terse Reply in which
lie Declined to Comply.

Headquarters Fifth Army
Corps, July 3.-The following
IS my demand for the surrender
of the city of Santiago:
Headquarters United States
forces, Near San Juan River,
CUBA, Jnlv 5. $3.50 a. m.-To
the commanding general OF the
Spanish forces, Santiago de
Cuba: Sir-I shall be obliged,
unless you surrender, to BON
bard Santiago de Cuba. Please
inform the citizens of foreign
countries and all women and
children that they should leave
the city before 10 O'Clock to
morrow. Very respectfully,
your obedient servant,
w. r. SHAFTER,
Major General u. S. A.
Following is the Spanish re-
ply which Col. Dorst has just
returned at $3.50 y. m:
Santiago de Cuba, July 3. 2
p. m.-His excellency, the gen.
eral commanding forces of the
United States, San Juan river:
Sir-I have the honor to reply
10 your communication of to-
day written at $3.50 a. m. and
received at l p. M, demanding
the surrender of this city. III
case of the contrary announc
ing to me that you will bonn
bard this city and that | advise
the foreigners and women and
children that they must leave
the city before 10 o'clock to
morrow morning. 1t is my duty
TO say to you that this city will
not surrender and that | will
inform the foreign consuls and
inhabitants of the contents of
your message. Very respect
fully, JOSE TORAL,
COm-in-chief 4th Corps.
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viii Increase Our Fleet.

Special to the ArdmorOite.
Washington, July 5.-It is
believed that Dewey may have
taken Manila yesterday.
Secretary Long has cabled
Sampson for condition of the
beached Spanish vessels. Ac-
ton will be taken Immediately
to add them 20 the American
navy,
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PORTO RICAN PLAN RESUMED.

Washington, July 4.-Very
rapidly an army of 1900 men
is to be gathered in Santiago
provence ready. under COM
mand of Gen. Miles. to invade
Porto Rico.
Ten thousand of the troops
from the forces under Gen. Shat
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-07-05
Sampson IN Santiago HIarbOr

Special to the Ardmoreito.
New York. July 5.-The
journal has a Washington dis
patch saying Greedy has been
notified by the signal officer
shortly before noon that Samp-
son was then in the harbor OF
Santiago.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-07-05

THERE was a smoky time
around Santiago on the Fourth
and it was not tobacco either.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-07-05

BEFORE capturing Spain we
should reach some understand
ing as to what disposition to
make of the same.
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THAT was a great present
which Sampson gave to this
country yesterday.