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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-25

Ponce. Island of Porto Rico, Aug.
"a, morning. Glen. James II. Wilson
has assumed control of the District Of
Ponce, and has ordered that all saloons
shall be closed for three days. with q
view to quieting the existing disorders.
They will be opened subsequently,
has established his headquarters here.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-25
ounas MILIranY C0mmlssloM.
Expectation Tint At Will Sail From Ne,
York or Fort Monroe Mart Month.

ENpectntIon Tint lt VIII SAT- Fruth NOW
York or Fort Monroe Nart Month.
Washington, Aug. 81. =. Admiral
SAMPSON and Major General Butler,
two Of the members of the Cuban mill
tary commission, held an extended con-
ference today with Assistant Sacretary
of State Moore, Major General Wads,
the other member of the commission,
has not yet arrival.
The purpose of the conferences was to
talk nver the general features Of the
Forthcoming work Of the commission.
Tho final Instructions will be COM
plstod in about two days, and will be
giveu to the commissioners in strict
confidence, for thsir personal guidance.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-25
R,nn.,t Il, Mntluck, formerly Of this

Bennett L. Matlack, formerly OF this
city, died iu Brooklyn, N. y, on
Friday. .t
John Burris, aged II years, fell oil
horse ut Tepth and Wilson streets on
Saturday and brooks his arm.
Mrs. Emma Marcnant of No. 6lo
West Sixth streot fell from q step on
Saturday and was badly hurt. irs. .eas.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-25
snlaisr. semi to an.pita,s.

New York, Aug. q. The transport
Rio Grauds, which left Camp Wikoff,
MontauE, yesterday, with BIC sick
soldiers, arrived this morning. The
soldiers were transferred to various
hospitals in this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-25

San Francisco, Cal, Aug. %. About
81. 900. 600, mostly ia gold and silver
coin, will be carried to Manila ON the
Scandal, for the payment of the United
States troops 10 the Philippines. Tho
coin will be guarded by detachment
OF soldiers. lHA
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-25

The Cuban commission will sail 90
September 5th, according to present
calculations, either from New York
or Fort Monros, in tho New York,
Admiral SIMPSONS flagship. if ahe can
be made ready in time.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-25

New York. Aug. "a. e. Battery II OF
the Second United States heavy artil-
lsry arrived from Tampa today, on
route to Fort Trumbull, New London.
Cpnn
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-25
RUNAWAY eInLs sooN cArruHED.
Escaped From tho Delaware Industrial
/ School During the Night.


-Four girls escaped during the night
from the Delaware Industrial School.
The policu we're notified, but nothing
could be learned of their whereabouts
until one of the oliioera was told by a
farmer who had come to market that
hs had passed the girls on the road
nsar Greunbank.
Acting ON thia information, Chief
Doian detailed Bicycle Officers Pierce
and Schell and Sergeant Evans and
Patrolmnn Shislds ON the cHse, the last
two going in the direction Indicated in
a cab. The officers found the girls near
Brandywine Springs Park and brought
them to this city and suhHuq uently
they were sent to the industrial school.
The gunboat Wilmington is at New:
poIt AeWk So sssr+-------, 10
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-25
FATAL EXPLOSION.

a Blacksmith and Seven Members OF His
Family Killed.
g Warsaw, Poland, Aug. "a telo-
gram received here reports that a
blacksmith recently found shell In a
field at tho maneuvres ut ivan Gotod
and took 1t home, where it exploded,
killing the blacksmith and seven MEM
bers Of hia family.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-25

Madrid, Spain, A ug. %. Tho govern.
ment definitely dsnies that 1t has sent
nm order to Gen. Blanco. instruoting
him to resume hostilities against the
insurgents. Gen. Blauco has full
liberty to act as occasion may require.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-25
MRS. DO7EIN Is SUSPECTED
California Authorities Believe
She Has Information
WHICH WILL LEAD TO THE ARREST
OF the Person Who Sent the
Poisoned Candy.

A special From stocRtob says shs Was Ar
rested on Tuesday ana, Being too III to
Leave Her Room, Ia Kept Under surveii-
lance = Detective sicvey Taking Impor-.
tant Evidence TO San Francesca.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-25

Madrid. Spain, Aug, 24.-The Queen
Regent has signed the, royal decreo
convoking the Cortos FOR September
9th,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-25

rhiiade,nhia. Aur. aO.-The recetpts for N,
week-U eeyes a.hsO. Sheep $500. hogs, D. aat
Beef oattle-Extra, 5sza57zc.; good, 5isa5i5,.:
medium 5a5i6r.. common. 4s[a1TZ Sheen.
MIRA. lJIn5c,: good, 4iia4I6c. medium, :t ia
4c.. common, alSa9ISc; lambs, 4iNaTlSc: stock
ewes, dLa4i.;c HoGs-iyest Wealorn, 6aIiI4,..;
others. 56sa6c. Fat cows3adlsc Thin cows $40
asa2 id Veal calves, 4Ln;c Mich cows, fa5uSbo.
Fast buffalo. N. Y. Aug. a.-.Cuttle-Recelpt
OH Ioada Good Il, best smooth fat export steers
Sh o5nh 50 good 10 bsst butcher stccrs ST. 90 ID Isl
Sonrnon 10 srood bntchors' hulls s3a5aa d. good
10 host stock steers a i5aa 10, good 10 best sioc
calves. 81 LOAF s5: stock Oh 40 heifers
good Is neat fat ss,a5na5O: int COWS. good to
besf. s,,ssaI, 10, common to good do, S3a3s5;
The age-herald., 1898-07-01
REPORT OF BATTLE
 AT SANTIAGO DE CUBA
President Mckinley Receives Messages Direct from General Shaffer Saying that the Fighting
 Has Begun-Resu1ts Yet in Doubt
Special Dispatch to the Age-Herald.

at tEI EU generals
  
  ana every soldier possible with lie regarded disposition the enuenehments of o in and the
  Spanshp position
   
  within lines pushed opeaion
  mat
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The age-herald., 1898-07-01
LIEUT.. PEARY LIKES
 A LITTLE BRANDY

New York, June S0.-Lieutenant R. D, Peary, United States Navy, tonight deliv- cred lecture, the last he will make be- fore his departure in the Windward in search of the North Pole, at Prohibition Park auditorium, Staten Island.
 Answering question of delegate to the Women's Christian Temperance Union con- vention as to whether he found it neces- sary to take liquor with him Lieutenant Pery said that it was not absolutely neces- sary, but that he found 1t advisable As to the use of stimulants, he found tea to be equal to. if not better than brandy, but there were often cases when men became so exhausted from the terrible cold of the north that little brandy did good work. {.
The age-herald., 1898-07-01
EDWARD MARSHALL
 REPORTED BETTER
Accurate Information Concerning His Condition Difficult
 to Obtain.

Washington, June 30.-Aceurate fnforma- ton concerning the condition of Edward Marshall, correspondent of the New York Journal, who was seriously wounded at tha battle of La Quasina, has been exceedinly difficult to obtain. Many dispatches, some or them contradictory in themselves. glave been published about him, but they were so unsatisfactory that MT. Marshalrs brother himself a newspaper man. came here from New York and requested Secrel tary Alger to ascertain something definite about Marshall's condition.
 Late tonight the following message was received from General Shafter:
 Playa Del Este, Cuba, June 29.-secretary of War, Washington: Edward Marshall re- ported better. Olivette should be kept here. About forty. men that doctors will ser back by first opportunity to Key VT -e--e
 SHAf1.ER,
 Major-General Commanding. Marshall's brother was at the war depart- ment when the message was received. He telegraphed at once to his brothers wife, who is critically ill, and himself left on the first train for New York.
 General Shafter's dispatch shows that the men wounded at the battle of La Qua sina will be sent to Key West as soon as possible, but not by the hospital ship Oli- vette, which will be retained in Cuban waters to meet any emergency which may require her services.
The age-herald., 1898-07-01
ARMY PUSHING FORWARD
 TO INVEST SANTIAGO
Attack On Span's Last Ditch in Eastern Cuba Will Soon Be Made by the American Soldiers.
 Gen. Shafter Goes to the Front.
Copyrighted by the Associated Press

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 the day treatment There are quite ew cases measles un the care or the pnss hardship 5 fleet 1t
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 Word received Admiral Spanish supply boat
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The age-herald., 1898-07-01
NEGOTIATIONS
 FOR TRANSPORTS The Mohawk and Mississippi Will Be Ready for Ser
 vice by Saturday.

yVashington June 30.-The negotiations will continue between the war department and ship owners for the purchase or addl- tional vessels for army transports The Mohawk and Mississippi of the Atlantic Transnort line will be ready for service Saturday. The Mohawk has large capac- ity for carrying refrigerated. beef, ana she will be used in forwarding supplies to the soldiers
 The arrangements which the commissary department is making for supplying peer for the army and starving Cubans contem- plate the assignment to that service or probably four or five vessels when the de- demands of the service justify 1t. For the past few months number of vessels have been sent to Cuba with supplies for the Cuban army and the suffering people, amounting in all to several hundred thous- and rations. The sum of $5,0OO,o0o has been placed at the disposal of the commissary department for supplying the army with beef and feeding the Cuban army and the reconcentrados. When the other points in the island are occupied the supply ships will make round trips every ten days or thereabouts, and In addition to carrying food will also take material for the quar- termasters and other departments of the army. A regular ferry service will be es- tablished between Tampa and the various ports in Cuba. At Miami, where General Schwan commands a division, the commits sary department has concentrated one mil- lion rations, indicating the probability of troops being kept there for some time
 The secretary of war has received tele- gram from Major-General Otis, at San Francisco, saying that the three military expeditions which already have started for Manila were made up as follows:
 First-May 25, 115 officers and 2SS6 men,, General Anderson commanding
 Second-June 15, 15S officers and 3,2S0 men, under command of General Greene.
 Thlrd-June 27, 197 officers and 4,650 men, fin command of General McArthur, making d total of 47O officers and 10,i6i men.
The age-herald., 1898-07-01
HI0er SduS H6 Expects Important NEWS from th6 Front dt hnu Moment
S6Or6t0ru   
O Much Is Known Of General Skaters Plan Of Httak Although k Believed That H6 Will Storm th6 6tU as Soon as He Thinks
 It Practicable -Th6 NdYu to Lend Assistance

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  he ling Uf nf 
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  fully four pdd d H t O u delays hue esmnmr eabet Port laid will mn gu to d 0 Dewey fC m hrnNbu h Philippines heanho o M HsmHty most eurhu d h h he mH Mm 1
The age-herald., 1898-07-01
Postage stamps Won't Go

Washington; June So.-In answer to nu- merous inquiries on the subject, the con- missioner of internal revenue today stated that postage stamps could not be used in place of revenue staihps elcept such as had been imprinted by the government with the letters "I. R." If the ordinary postage stamps not so imprinted were used for in- ternal revenue purposes, the documents or articles to which they had been applied would be regarded as unstamped and treat ed accordingly. Attention is also called to the fact that the imprinted stamps cannot be used in payment of postage.
The age-herald., 1898-07-01
General COrbin Says No
 News Has Been Received

Washington smoke Gen. st
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 also hmted that the having department be. iv that tho connng to con- fl m
The age-herald., 1898-07-01
Lillian Files an Answer

Trenton, N. J.. June 3o.--Lillian R, has filed an answer in the court of cery denying that she has desea husband. John Chatterton. known stage as Senor Purugini. She C f that her absence from his home haN made necessary by business and she
 the dismissal of his suit for diyorc
The age-herald., 1898-07-01
Olfl6dI Announcement Ot th6 Perfection Of QSJ0nIz
 bU th6 Sale 01 fI| Bonds E
Mr. James BOWrOn Stamps Officially the News Which zak6 BlrmV han t16 Great 6itu Of th6 SOuth-WOrk Will GOmm6lC6 at
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-13
The Justice Mine

The directors of the Justice Mining
Company met yesterday and levied an
assessment Of 10 cents per share, delin-
quent November "A. This is the first
assessment levied by that company since
May ,, 1897, a period of Owe seventeen
months.
The assessment levied at that time was
) cents per share. Since then the mine
has been in steady operation with a force
Of from four to fourteen men employed
and rich ore has been found in several
places. The company has been handi-
capped by having to work its ground
with a windIass. but the superintendent
having strongly urged that operations be
conducted through the Woodville shaft,
the directors have ordered that that shaft
lie used hereafter. This will enable the
mine to he worked to better advantage
:. +. Report.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-13
The Flag Goes Gp.

MANzANILLo, oct. l0.tDelayed in trans
mission.1-The >paniards Vho have been
garrisoning ManZanillO leave here at day
break tomorrow, bound for Cienfugos.
Colonel Ray, the American commander,
paid q final visit to the Spanish com
mander this afternoon and wished the
Spaniards bon voyage. The American
troops then marched to the public square,
hoisted the stars and stripes and pro-
ceeded to the custom house. where a sim
soldiers then repaired to the p~ostofice
and hoisted the American ensign there.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-13
Americas Coed Gunners.

New York. October ia special to
tf:o sun from Washington says Eve
since the battle Of Manila bay foreign
governments have made efforts to obtain
from the United States the secret OF The
wonderful proficiency i'll firing which
the gunners Of the American Navy have
attained. Naval attaches in Washington
have been particularly active in seeking
information about the method of training
the men behind the guns, the cost OF
such training. measured by he amount
Of money expended for target practice,
the character Of the gunners, how long ii
takes to acquire efficiency and all other
data hearing ON the subject. After the
naval battle Of Santiago the inquiries OF
the attaches become more numerous.
Heretofore it has been customary for
Government to furnish freely such III
formation TO foreign naval and military
attaches in Washington, but there has
Eeen Il reciprocal exchange of data. Iht
Department has recently decided to kceI
10 itself mach of the information 1t 50
cuurtpoUsly furnished heretofore, while
a system of give and AXE las been in
augurated with reference to other ma
terial wanted by foreign government,
that need not he necessarily kept secret
When foreign nAVal attaches now appl,
to the Navy Department for information
they are told t}33! the request Will b
complied with if the governments t.
which the attaches hold allegiance vii
give to the United States certain imfOr
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-13
Sampson is still a Sick Man.

Havana, Oct, 10.-Rear-Admiral Sam
pson's continued illness is having a de-
pressing effect upon the other members
of the evacuation commission, who, be-
sides being hampered in their work, are
filled with regret at the Rear-AdmiraIS
trouble. Generals Wade and Butler fear
Sampson cannot o unless given
absolute rest from care.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-13
Damaging Statements.

CLEvELAND, Oct. IA special from
Canton. Ohio, says: It is reported that
the State claims to have evidence that
Mrs. George purchased a self-acting 3S-
caliber revolver in Chicago recently and
said she expected to use it to Kill SaXton.
She is alleged to I'VE said Immediately
after the settlement of the damage case At
her former husband with Saxton last
week: "Now there viii either he 4 we'd
Eding or q funeral"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-13
Notice.

Noticel Is hereby given that the reg
istry books of Carson p%reciect are open
for the registration of the qualified cleo
tors and will close at s o'clock p. m. on
the 10Th of October. 1898.
w. II. Stone, Registry Agent
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-13
AL SORTS


AS a liniment Trib is supreme.
rrosb roco+a,,oso R,tors
Observation-Disclosures -oo s,i+ Of tho Fm
nori,n
terdav.
\ I. CIe|e'''u arrive" !" O"'So"
yesterday
hoheil'i'n Ii"o cigars are no" 'o' Safe
Il
ii. NJ erlngton departed for the Sou'h
Yesterday
Fresh not tomales at Morantes every
night. Try them
t Andy Grew was considerably better
Yesterday.
New douhle-tone-stitched Centemeri
gloves at +. W. Days.
-
Zoo pIatt has rocoivad stock of hoVs
oolf sbirts in small si4os
iVt'"'o9' Il ~ % VA ~ :
us
FN
\ new lot of tailor made ladies' jackets
and plush velvet capes Just received at
D'S
+. L. Little, Republican nominee for
Secretary of State, spent yesterday in
Carson
~
fno .ln;po bat wbi+o or b1aoL Il
- i, hr;,n on1r = "A o+ +bo
T.--
N"S SPe'l"! SAFE u men : uiI"eI"t" r
i"1 O""00' q - W - "0 VI" NC o"'il0
N'' '0
Owslev,s n-imnOrte whiSkpv i
causing a sensation among lovers of that
kind of goods.
N"i"o" l I'''"9' III .Sie>' P!o'' buttons
oi"|'"N "'i' N"'@i N'-N' ~ viz -"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-13
An Interesting SNAPSHOT

While \. c. Cleveland, Major Jim
Dennis and Trenmore Coffin held a o
sultation in front of the post office yesger-
day morning an urchin took a Snapshot
OF the trio of "hOme rulers which will
be reproduced in a cartoon in a few days.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-13

tors and Will close al b O'Clock p. IN. on
the 10th of October, 1898.
w. II. Stone, Registry Agent
-
Geo. y. Pyuo is rocuperating at WAL
icy : NV 'PII"RN'
+. w. Dav has received his first invoice
Of Jackets and capcs.
'h"J'I "'''i'N" W.
yesterday
MI anu MIS- "aShelm Will occupy
the hoNe te9!"eH'e III 'he N""'HtI" F"II
OF town.
Senator Stewart viii sneak in Genoa.
Monday NIGHT. October l.. and ut ~h.,i-
dan Tuesday, October Is.
NV
untppr Cavalry. passed through from
Nirpinia enroute to Oakland last even
ing.
llel0 VIII NC " EI"u' N"'''''''0 , "
ii! 0l''tI NY 'n "e>o"I ninE' 'ol' i
gwen "E ~ '"9 i've N'S
Ci"V'9 ""'' I'V" = nc
n"J"''n' "enIi" > tno>e ietSo'I .
t''P =" -''N - "''
"' -" 80
mere Until u'sol"' @0u'
The American Commissioners have
i'o'ilieu lne op"ilisn ""''Io'''!tS "' H"-
yam" 'l"' tic o'i''" 0'''e9 N"I assume
/ COIllIOl, IIEltIldlN III gov tI lltlltlIt, III LIZ
O""" y" DV'e1"0i "H' u
L ol'o II 0n O''o'0l y"
BY the election of a Republican Senator
the people of Oregon have again drawn
nrs' Dioo" ioI 'ne 'i'r"l''I
A't 80, :, XIV "N''
n,Nlc
0' ~ 0
supply
jim Kinkead and Herman Zadig
visited Candelaria Sunday and inspected
the Holmes mine. Arrangements are
being made with Mr.. Kinkead to place
BellviIe to work the ore from the Hol'
mes-Hawthorne Bulletin.
WI: i'louIe iec4iNe {" "Isp"''n Se9tel'
u"S . 'o"",' IN a. On
"i ~ '' 'n"' '''i
n"' oee" "l9cnai "ru "'"'" "o NOME
co~ ct frn - :,
'1t"f"io rI,'a I,o.S
-" - vs. ~
Custer Post No ), G. A. r., have tickets
f out for a camp fire and ball to be given OF
Friday evening, November 4th Tht
members of the g.. 4. r.. always give one
Of the lest Ianccs ofthe season and Tor I
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-13
TIE MORNING APPEAL

Eastern advertising Agent 230-234 Tenn
pie Court Building, New York City, L.
Katz, Agent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-13
To the Pubic.

Thankful for past avors extended me
by the people of Ormsby county, l with
draw my name as Independent candidate
for constable in favor of the Silver
party.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-12
Routine Business in the
Court Of Probate.

1t Will. be with great interest to the
people of Rutland to know that the
Rural cemetery of that town. one of
the prettiest and best cemeteries of the
place, is to be incorporated so that it
will serve as a resting place for the
honored dead of the town for years to
come. Heretofore the burial ground
has been owned by a few parties who
are members of the company, and only
those who were members were allowed
to bury their dead in the sacred pre-
cincts. Each member of the company
took care of his own lot and kept it in
condition, but no outsider could gain
an entree to the cemetery. However
as the cemetery site is one of great
scenic beauty and the grounds have
been kept in such excellent condition,
there have been repeated efforts among
the residents of the town to have the
proprietors of the burial grounds extend
their plan so that any citizens of the
town who desired could bury their dead
there.
To this end the matter of Incorporate
ing the cemetery association was con-
sidered, and as the original company
finally assented to the move, the asso-
citation is to be Incorporated, Alder
man Burton w. Potter, whose summer
home is in Rutland, has been retained
in the case, and he will prepare the
papers of incorporation which will soon
be filed with the secretary of state.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-12
Dutch Bulbs.

$4,000 TULIPS. so varieties; croeuses,
Narcissus, Hyacinths, etc Plant now
and buy low. At headquarters Thayer,
the florist, s Ripley ST. Funeral de-
signs and decorations for all occasions.
Telephone 364-4.