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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-12
WHITE FLAG FLIB1S.
Opposing Forces at Santiago
Have Not az Yet Resumed
NIX ls Hostilitles.
tRumors on the Field That
Terms Of Peace Are Being
Negotiated. @.,I
D o.. GET Gel ANOTHER N II CHANCE Y C
Informed Of Cervera's Defeat
and Again Requested to
'S Capitulate.
Every Movement OF Delay Inn
49, proveSthe Prospect OF ri
.t.~. = Surrender.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, via Guantanamo.
July S.-Fring was not resumed dur
ing the day although the truce is sup.
posed to be ended. Both armies have
been informed that Washington and
Madrid are negotiating terms of peace.
The white flag still flies over the San.
tiago lines. There have been no mes.
sages or flags Of truce between the
commanders since Assistant Naval
Constructor Hobson and his men were
exchanged. .,..-.,,......r, 49,.
The news from Santiago ia to the ef-
feet that suffering there increases
daily. ,,,5. ~, .s..4,ty ......,
There 10 much destitution as well 40
hunger at FL Caney, where 1000 refu'
gees from Santiago are quartered with
the soldiers at the front. CO., ~ ,..,
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CARE OF OIL LAMPS.
NOW They shsuld he Handled to SECURE
w. A Good Light.

A Good Light.
It is not necessary to enlarge upon
the discomforts caused by lamp that
Is irregularly filled and improperly
cared for. Such a lamp, redolent Of the
fumes Of kerosene, is a most unpleasant
and unwholesome object. Good lamps
are cheap, and there is no excuse for
using poor one. It is generally con-
coded that the softness Of lamplight is
much greater than that Of gas or cleo
tricity. The lamp has now All establish
ed place ON the library table, even in
houses lighted by electricity or gas,
while it is certainly the general depend
enoe of country houses.
The most essential thing in securing
n good light from q lamp is cleanliness.
Keep tho oil in close can or bucket,
where dust cannot reach it. Keep the
founts of the lamp and all parts Of the
tubes that hold the wicks, as we'll as
the burners, clean. A stiff little brush,
abundance Of clean cloths kept for the
purpose and q bottle Of alcohol should
be on hand to clean lamps A few drops
of alcohol is better than water and
soap for Frightening the chimneys and
removing tho oily SCOT that accumulates
on them and around the burners. Polish
the chimney with q soft cotton cloth.
Brush the burner and all parts Of the
lamp free from bits of wick and dust.
Wipe all crevices and do not tolerate
any lamp which contains convolutions
of metal or porcelain that cannot be
properly and easily cleaned out. Kero-
sene oil, even Of the best quality, is all
penetrating. It forms a film even on
the outside of metal founts. This must
be daily removed.
The best way to trim lamp wick, as
every one now knows, Is to remove only
the oharred portion of it without using
the scissors. If this is done, there will
be no danger Of the wick being uneven.
Lamps in regular use should have the
charred part of the wick removed at
least three times q week. All lamps
should be wiped off and filled daily. No
burners should be allowed to become in
crusted with dust and oil, and they will
not get in this condition if they are at
tended to every day.
The best way Of putting out lamp
or oil stove is to turn the wick down
until it shows only blue fame, when
this flame will flicker short time and
finally go out. By this process ono
avoids tho unpleasant odor which &C.
companies the blowing out Of lamp.
This odor is caused by gas which is
consumed when the lamp is turned
down to a blue fame and allowed to go
out by itself. New York Tribune.
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IN SPITE OF DENlALs.

french Newspaper Insists That Spain Il
81 ;.ys,.t Anxious for Pssos. &. ,}sj$,siyl 4
a., PARIS, July 8-The Temps publishes
q dispatch from Madrid, which, says
that it's correspondent, in spite Of the
official denials published in the news
papers, persists in the belief that the
Spanish cabinet not only. deliberated
upon the plan Of negotiating for peace,
out charged the, minister for foreign
affairs. Duke Almodeyar del Rey, and and
the minister OF .. public instruction.
Senior Gamazo, to study the matter and
renort mon it,
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NO S,GNs OF A PANIC.

Spanish People Heard Of Csrvsr.'s Defeat
IL. With Surprising se'f-Possessiop. Il
LONDON, July 8.-The; Madrid CORE.
spondent of The Times says: The
Spanish people received the terrible
blow Of the loss of their feet with
wonderful :self.possession and calm
anxiety. ~ All 1.-The 4 popular festivals,
even the bull fights, have been in.
definitely postponed, but there is NO
sign Of panic or even Of furry. The
Spaniards lind consolation in 8 vindica.
tion Of military strength and In the
official reports that General Blanco has
been ordered to send 1900! additional
reinforcemsnts to Santiago. u The gov.
ernment seems undetermined as to
what course to pursue. FL trl.> ,..a
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How to Mako Jelly Boys.

sift 21s tablespoonfuls Of yellow corn
meal, two tablespoonfuls Of white flour,
tablespoonful of sugar.. saltspoonful
salt and teaspoonful Of baking pow
der. Beat an egg and add to the dry
mixture with enough milk to make
drop, batter. Stir in a teaspoonful Of
melted butter. Beat we'll and drop
small spoonfuls into boiling lard, cook
ing carefully. Eat with strip.
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GOMEZ GETS SUPPLIES.

War Department Admits That Two Ex-
psdtt ous Have 'ndsd.
WASHINGTON, July 8.-The war de.
part,nent admits for tho first time that
two expeditions, one on the Florida
and another on the Fanita, have sue.
oessfully proceeded from Florida ports
to points in Central aud Western Cuba,
where large quantities Of arms and
supplies were landed for General Go.
meg command. This is the u first time
that arms have got to; Gomez and his
men il the western sections, rs the first
expedition equipped Garcia and his
men at Santiago.
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GIVEN ANOTHER, CHANCE

General TorsI. In Command u Santiago.
W." Again Asked to surrender.
BEFORE SANTIAGO, via Playa del
Este, July S.-General Toral. the
Spanish commander in Santiago. has
been officially informed by General
Shafter of the complete destruction OF
the Spanish feet and that the Amer.
lean warships are now free to CO.
operate with the army in the reduction
of santiago. He has been given such
time as he may deem proper to con.
slider the visibility Of captivating
with his garrison. .......
Although General Toral is apparently
anxious to resist to the bitter end, the
utter hopelessness OF holding out
against a siege by land and sea must
be forcing itself upon him. His losses
have been heavy. The reinforcelnents
upon which he was counting have not
arrived. - ~ f',t
Il Pnndo Gone to Havana. T.
General Pando has left him in tho
lurch and it Ia understood is making
his way across the country to Havana.
The food supply at Santiago is low and
it Is understood the ammunition Is run.
ming short. Our position is being
hourly strengthened. ,aga. n 1g$J".
The cable operators who left Santi'
ago Wednesday have been sent back in
order that General Torsl may be able
to communicate freely with Blanco
aud the Madrid government. The
prospects for the capitulation Of sauti'
ago without fur Their fighting grows
with each hour Of delay. The arch.
bishop of Santiago has appealed to
General Blauco to surrender the city.
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TEACHERS in SESSION..

National Educational Association Meets
at Washington. &z,&@,
WAsHIxoTos. July 8.-such mani.
festations Of patriotic enthusiasm have
seldom been witnessed in the national
capital 40 those which characterized
tho opening session Of the National
Educational associations annual con.
,vention., The great audience of 5000
people presented an inspiring sight.
During the evening nearly every
speaker alluded in q patriotic vein to
the present war with Spain, and; every
reference to the president, to the army
and to, the navy elected tumultuous
applause. %@'3f,(' ,.,z IL " + a."
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AT. the beginning T. Of the century,
when we had . navy equal even to that
Of England, as 5navies went then, the
cost of large and complete warship.
called frigate in those days. was from
$500, 900 to $500, 900. Our largest aud
most formidable frigate was the old
Constitution, which was Of 1875 tons
and carried 44guns. Our whole navy at
that time did not cost 80 much to build
as one first class battleship now does.
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SAFE COSMETICS.
How to SECURE 3 Good Complexion With
out UsinR POisonous Drugs.

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et5s \, N,
ORDERED | ] 70 SAIL 4 !.
. Watson's FlSet to \ Lose No.
Time Attacking spanIsh
Coast Towns.
Directed to Proceed on His
Mission as Soon az He
Gets Supplies. e, Z.
LONG CRUISE IS INTENDED | \
Presence OF Five Golfers in
the Fleet Makes This =.
Most Evident.
Changes in,the Makeup OF the
squadron Since Sum u
s days Battle. '''&,
LONG CRUISE Is INTENDED

WASHINGTON. July 8.-The president
called council Of war during the day
% meet at the White House, the pur.
pose being to review the situAtion and
learn exactly what present conditions
are and what changes. il any, should
be made in the plans for the future
conduct of the war. According to
members present it was decided. to
abide by the plans already laid, at
least as to the general conduct Of tho
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-12

situation here. The Cubans refuse TO
assist il the hospital and oommissary
departments, claiming they are SOL
diers and not laborers. The same an.
swer was given by them to General
Baker, when no asked the Cubans to
help open the roads for the transporta-
tion OF supplies to the front. This. to-
Rether with General Garcia's not pre-
venting tho entrance Of General Pan.
dos reinforcements3 into; Santiago de
Cnba has caused discomfort among the
officers and troops. ,,rg, uft a;5$es
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How to Make Toilet Water. =.

y How TO Mako T0lloS "steEs
nj A most agreeable toilet water, which
has q most restorative effect, is compos-
ed Of the. following ingredients: One.
half ounce simple tincture Of benzoin,
one ounce tincture Of camphor, two
ounces eau de cologne. Drop these sew
orally and slowly into one-half pint OF
boiling water. Put wineglass Of it
into the water before washing and ia.
blespoonful into q pint Of fresh water to
rinse the face finally. .,.., tg .'".
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FIVE VESSELS SECURED.

Next hill ppins Expedition Will Number
. u .nAboas Four Thousand. NH
n WAsHlSaToS, July The war do.
partment has announced tho charter.
ing of five vessels OH the Pacific coast
for the next Philippine expedition.
They are, tho Pennsylvania, the Pu'
ebla, the Titan,a, the Peru aud the
City Of Rio Janeiro. About 4,OOO men
and their equipments cap be carried by
these vessels This will be the last OK.
petition to depart until the return from
Manila OF some Of the transports al
readysthere and on their way. gs4
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1a There have been nearly a dozen pow
der and dynamite explosions in various
parts Of iris country in the past two
months Are these. . part q the Spanish
military operations directed from the
safe retreat Of Canada by the Polo u
Bose combination?2 1, ~; .>.s..a.
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HAVE. LANoep $AT 2CAvITE.
Navy Department Has Brief Dispatch
From Admiral Dewey.

Navy Department Has = Brief Dispatch
From Admiral Dewey.
WASHINGTON, july 8.-The navy
de tment has received the following
telegram from Admiral Dewey:
"Cavite, July 4, via Hongkong, July
7.-United States troops have landed
and have been comfortably housed ct
Cavite, Luson island. Insurgents still
active. tAg einaldo proclaimed himself
rtesident Of the re- volutionary republic
on July /. DEWEY"
y88 He's sem 1IpIaining.' q
Mira Youngling--John, do You sup
pose you can hear the baby from where
you are II he wakes up and criest
John (who is reading thenewspapar)
II dunno. hops not. -Jlevelsnd Lead
No.
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80 u ~ % VI p
A Passage at Arms.

II could settle. Spain 8 hash for her
mighty quick, :" remarked the confident
looking young man. .4s,a s.l,q
"There is other hash to be settled for,
Mr.. Blackboard, = grimly replied tho
landlady. 30. ;,z.l.,.,..
And silence ensued, while the board.
ers fell to reckoning how to strengthen
our feet with the butter. New York
journal @sts 5.l%@f l9 -7ptz{
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re Suits ON The DIAMOND.
Ik.".s' i.y =.

ri. Weet@ra tI~sxye tiG,,S5 + s
At ST. Paul, 4; Minneapolis, 8. IS
At Columbus, !; indianapolis, 13
At Detroit, 4; Milwadkee, q. - Ia
J At Kansas City, 9; Omaha, =. Second
game, Kansas City, .; Omaha, l.
National LssgnA. - 8M
q At.Philadelphia, 6; Boston, s f
At New York, 10; Brooklyn, l.
At Chicago, s; Cincinnati, :. H..
At Pittsburg g: Louisville, 8.
At Washington, 3; Baltimore, l.
. Az Cleveland, 8; St Louis, 5.
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Everett Wrest-Do yon know, the
doctors say the American people is grad
ually killing theirselves OF with over
work? @ss - Nv 4as%
Dismal nawson-Yes, an it some:
times worries me to think what's to be-
come Of us when they amt nobody left
but us. Indianapolis Journal
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4. M. I, ~ ~ ,l3F ys4 s0i5 A9 IN
TROUBLE WITH cU6ANS.

leusral Yessg Refuses Rations Beeaass
81 Assioa 4 Csrtaia Matters.
CAxp sI9oNE1, Cuba, July 8, Vie
kinRston,s Jamaica, July; s. " General
Youha, commanding the First brigade.
cavairS diviaon. left here It noon for
Key West u I'D health. on board the
General Young yesterday refused TO
issue further fatons 70 the Cubans.
until advicss IRE receiv cd from Wash.
ington, in answer TO the expose OF the
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Hs s1a.dd..s1 Them.

What are they ducking that poor
fellow for?'' zss,as,s,zs
He deserves il. Since he's been in
camp he's talked Of nothing else but
the way his mother used to bake pan.
cakea and fry liver. * Cleveland Plain
Dealer. s3
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How to Make Hot salmon Salad.

IA ~. How to Make Hot Salmon Salad.
= "A can Of best salmon, free from all
bones. and pieces of skin. Beat two
fresh eggs to cream. Put two table,
spoonfuls Of good sweet butter in the
chatting dish Let it get hot but not
scorch. Pour the eggs over the salmon,
stir all together and put in chatting dish.
Keep stirring until the eggs are cooked.
Serve very hot on dish garnished with
tleftuce leaves. III, g,s9 20 $A FF".|
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x. ~OA"AA"A
campaign. Confirmation seemed to
have been given to this statement later
In the day when, after . conference
with the members OF the war board,
Secretary Long announced TO the wait
ing newspaper men that AZ hadaor..
dered Admiral Sampson todetach from
his own command Immediately the
vessels to be embraced in Commodore
:Watsop's Eastern squadron and to
direct the commodore &C. i, T., !. ,: ! =, 4,
"@'s = To Proceed ON His Misston. -.
The vessels Of the squadron will not Be
theassme as those originally selected
for the reason probably that the recent
engagement with Cervera's$ squadron
necsssitated some" changes TIC new
Eastern squadron Wilt consist Of the
battleships Iowa ana Oregon, liz pro.
teoted cruiser Newark and the auxil.
larry cruisersa (carry ing side xrmor)
Dix,p, Yankee and sYosemite, the col.
lisrss Avonda, Cassihs, sOabarag Leoni.
dSs3ansl dustin and the supply boat
'Delmonico. The Iowa, Oregon and
Newark are all in the south with Samp.
son, soils the Yosemite.i : The Dixie is
at Newport News and the Yankee at
Tompkinsville. The golfers are at
Hampton Roads with, the Delmonico.
The ships are to sail as soon >as they
can coal and supply. The number OF
O. ',ers accom- panying the expedition is
Z .ence that q long cruise lies ahead.
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How 70 Keep Bac0n.

When this useful breakfast commodt-
ty is purchased in bulk, in which con-
dition It is obtained both cheaper and
better, it should be stored in tubs full
Of sawdust and the tubs be placed in q
cool dry corner of the storeroom. When
cooked, this bacon will be found to
have q very pleasant and distinctive
Bslgisa Troops Killed.
- BRUSSELS. July 8.-The papers IN.
nounoe that Belgian expedition Of 100
men under Lieutenant Dubois has been
surrounded BY Congalese rebels, who
killed 81 members Of the expedition
and captured . quantity OF rifles and
cartridRee. W e.
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s.pd,.s hack Transports.

" WASHINGTON, July s. -Information
has reached the war department. that
Quartermaster Humphries, on duty
with Skaters army. IL sending back
to tho United States as rapidly 40 pos
sible> the TRANSPORTS which carried the
first expedition. ~ i. !. NJ
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Fatally Absentmintled

{ Miss Dollars-What a. lot Of people
there arc in that box. h 5etG,c ~
VI Count Carlossa--I hat no ice but for
you. M gtr3 AtI Is ~; ,f,@f ay3ist
Miss Dollars-Oh, but see, there must
be five, count. l. Il ~. l. assl. e.: 4 ,
Count Carlossa forgetting that he is
not English One, two-yes. five, Miss
-si, ST. (But the engagement is Off.
Pick Me Up IS a>+s. .. - ..~-
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TELEGRAPHlC BRENiTlES.

The Omaha baseball franchise has
been transferred to St. Joseph. :"
= Leo D. We'll, the widely known
photographer, committed suicide at
Chicago. ~ . sf''&<'" Il ..
7 -Four persons are known {, have
been drowned as the result e cloud.
burst at Stan berry, Mo. ''.'' IS are
missing. .1 49, ',''' - - =. ~ " n.y. 4.
IS Secretary Long has specitira " and
absolutely denied the ,aecur*c,1cf r.:
ports Of friction between tl,y ..rn,,' .,.;I
the navy. ets#5.} fa'e% }, ,@., q e.
Adrian g. Anson has been rel-ase.s
~ manager of;the New Y . X BIAS ia.
4 club, and! lit was r., announced Il tina,
Former Manager Joyce would 'e reap.
pointed. s.st, 5t.i..a sssss. III
t:5,y Parker Pillsbury. the associaie, %,
William Lloyd Il Garr,son,: W, nap
i, Phillips and Others Of the grea; a:lt;.
slavery movement, is dead He was g.
years Of age. l..
According to 4 dispatch TO the Lon.
don Times from Montsvldeo, the ring.
leaders Of the recent revolt includ ng
eight generals, have been deported to
! Busnos sAyrea. ,fa3
Father Patrick Sheehan Of Mime:
spells died at tho Leland hotel in CHI.
cago Of heart failure. Deceased was
on . leature stour, and hal been re.
Gently through Iowa and Missouri. ~
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Field Observss,ons,

You're cutting q pretty wide svath, "
said the rake sffsszEs f&aSs ~
eyes, responded the scythe with q
sigh, bat it goes against the grain. !"
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aow TO Mako Gooseberry Catchup.

Take half as much sugar as fruit and
half as much vinegar as sugar, add al.
spice, cinnamon and cloves. boil until
thick, can aud seal. As tastes differ 1t
may be we'll for those who like things
sweet to add more sugar.
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& tRE !, { ~ cERvERA.

3Spanish \ Admiral Tells the Story Of the
y F@7 Destruction Of His Fleet.
WASHINGTON, July 8.-The war de-.
partment. has received the report OF
Admiral Cervera to General Blanoos on
the disastrous naval fight to the Span.
sish cause. of Santiago. It's as fol.
lows: zg${ lid y LIB 1 gssgz' .YE.,
To the General.in. Chief, Havana:, In:
compliance with your orders l. went
out yesterday morning from Santiago
de Cnba, with all ~ the squadron and
after iii unequal combat against
forces more than treble mine, had ell
my squadron destroyed by fire, Tereso,
Oquendo and V,zcaya, beachedy and
Colon dseing,1 i accordingly informed,
the Americans, and went ashore and
gave myself up. The torpedo chasers
foundered. ponot know how many PEG.
pie were lost but it will surely reach
500 dead and many wounded, Although
not in such great numbers. The living
are prisoners OF the Americans. The
oondactsof yshs crew zoe ~ height
that Wohsthe uiost emit ;plaudita
Of tho enemy. The commander Of the
Vizcay1 surrendered hiy vessel. His
crew isIvsry krstss u 81 tis noblsJa Ten.
crosby with which they are treated.
Among the dead sars sVillamil and I
bsltsys Issaga (sAslIiAg snno tsisJ and
among the wounded Conca and Eu.ate.
1--WE .hSva lost III aid ialrrs Accessibility
I,asprossaaa ;a3 &C 9usal Oh CEKtsKl.i q
SIS EN- rc-0N TIE; NTAAaoRn
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fspms q q. a e. ton 81 Fa.Ion.

8 81. LOUIS. July 8.-The Populist'
state convention split on the question
of, fusion and two conventions were
held and two tickets nsmed.
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y Abraham Lincoln was one Of the great
men who believed in prayer, and him
self prayed habitually, but quite private.
ly to himself. a.,,,a ..-%