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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-02-17
Concerning Local Industries.

In the store of A. C. Burgess the other
day we noticed some ice tongs manufactur-
ed by G. S. Llttetield at Ellingw ood' = Cor
ner This is. to us, new local industry.
They are called "Never Slip Ice Tongs."
The Belfast Light 4 Power Co. finished
filing two ice houses last week, having
5000 tons of thick, clear ice safely housed.
They will cut no more this season unless
they get orders for ice which can be nut di-
rectly into the esses
Mrs. S. a. Littletield has a novel industry
at her home on Cedar street, She has a
Newcomb tly-shuttle hand loom on viii eli
she does a great variety of weaving. A Jour
nal reporter called recently and was shown
samples of the work, all we'll made and dur
able, and many of very attractive patterns.
The work included wool EN- and silk por-
there's, wooden shawls, mutfers, blankets,
carriage robes, mats, table covers, etc, rag
carpets and rugs, and horse blankets Most
of the work ls made on orders, altho ugh
Mrs. Littletield has some sale work on hand.
Mayo & White are doing a good wholesale
business in their remodeled buldi ng on
Pleasant street, where they have convenient
and commodious quarters They have not
yet begun bottlIng, but will soon start in
with new and improved apparatus, including
an expensive filter. If the filter does what
is claimed for it they will have water equal
to that from any spring, but if it does not come
up to expectations they will use spring water
for their bottled goods. The bottling room
is in the basement, but is large, well lighted
and airy, with a cement floor. They have
two hands steadily employed in the candy
depart ment.
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The Belfast Schools.

The schools We're closed all day yesterday
on account of the storm.
There will he no sessions of the public
schools Feb. 22d, Washingtons birthday
A meeting of the teachers of the suburban
schools will be held at the Office of Superin-
tendent Brick at 1.}0 o'clock tomorrow
Friday, afternoon.
BY order of the Board of Health all chit
dren in families where measles exist will be
quarrantined from school until danger OF
cOntagion is over,
Superintendent Brick has at his office a
number of writing books of scholars in
Grade 2, showing the first attempt of the
pupils in the use of pen and ink. The aver
age age of the pupils is six and one-haf
years. The work is in the vertical system
and is very neat and even.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-02-17

4.. Completely Destroyed at Havana.
N5ut Men Killed and Wounded. No Cause
eurd. Capt. of Maine Asks Suspension
. Fublic Opinion. Great Excitement at
4ta1.a-
-4tNGToN, Feb. -. The Secretary
Navy received the following tele-
fum Capt. sigsbee:
fale blown up in Havana harbor,
ld destroyed. Many wounded and
es, more killed and drowned. The
.a and others on board Spanish
.-l- w4r and Ward Line Steamer.
-l lighthouse tenders from Key
ttr crew and few pieces of equip
--i above water. No one had other
Ian those upon him.
luis opinion should be suspended
..Itu-t report. All officers believed to
.H.5 Jenkins and Merritt not yet ac-
..4tsr. Many Spanish officers, rep
ives Of Gen. Blaneo, now with us
ymgathy.
gIed) Sigs6ee. "
.sers referred to in the above are
Jenkins and Assistant Engineer
Merritt.
tAe lrding OF the despatch the
partment thinks it possible that
e.c Oh shore at the time OF the ac-
~yGetary of the Navy received an
i.. patch from Key West at the same
N,lL the above, but its contents
made public
riders TO- the lighthouse tenders
once sent to Key West in plain
-l-e thus avoiding the delay that
.s have arise1 from the use of cypher.
master Chas. W. Littletield, who is
H tie list Of officers on the Maine,
. Gently been replaced by Paymaster
.r He is now IN Washington.
:..e oNsTERNATION AT HAVANA.
banana. Feb 10. The widest CON
tliol prevails in Havana. The
..rpes are crowded with thousands of
astmated thai over 100 of the crew
HIiled, but it is impossible to give
etails.
ral Mantorela has ordered that
ts # all kinds should 60 to the as
San Of the Maine and her wounded.
He Havana tiremen are giving aid,
ending carefully to the wounded as they
Hought on shore.
rs terrible sight, Gen. Solano and
e1 generals have been ordered by
BIanco to take steps to help the
4s.1e crew in every way possible.
Lee latter, literally thrown from their
1ls gave the orders with self-posses-
SUD-
fl 80 the Maine continues burning
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contents OF To=Day's journal.
PAGE l.

Maine Blown Up. Boon Island Wave
.. tul Fogler Candidate for Judgeship.
yI-1k Of the Holmes. News of the
- Raising At Liberty Failure of Il.
.s.uH Masonic District Convention.
4 Real Estate Obituary..A Visit to
ua Capital Concerning Local Indus.
lanes Holmes and Marcellus Per-
uding Accomplished. The Belfast
4 General Strike.
PAGE2.
Notes From Down the Bay Mount
espondence. our Washington Letter
a1 Book Lovers. Obituary. New York
- lreadnaught and Red Jacket A Tin
Deer Isle.
PAGE3.
...ay side ri Life i'll Costa Rica. Freedom
... Reform in School Work. Land owners
Sd 1Me Weirs. Hon ". ". Thomas at Stock
1-ra1 Bradstreet SAYS.
PAGE i,
=4.s Secret societies. Bueksport St mi
- t,- alton. Northport News Probate and
Courts. County Correspondence. Lin
N.r u Portland our klondikers IN Mon
PAGE5.
so1s of Belfast,
-- FAIRY Tale Of Paris The Loud Bill. The
e--lou iu ArOostook Literary News and
Register of Deep Water Vessels. The
Responsibility. Prosperity in Pennsyl-
. Aaout Baled Hay.
FACET.
.- IT the Week The Man who First Dis
ola in California Deaths in Camden in
Trlgate and Public Schools. Neal Dow
4, Death Of sumner Leighton.
PAGES.
.-a RI Locals. County Correspondence. Ship
Markets Births. Marriages Deaths.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-02-17

HUDSON, N. Y, Feb. H. The warm weather
has brought the ice harvest to close on the
Hudson. All operations at this point and
above and below the city ended at noon yes
terday with the houses from one-half to two
thirds full. break up If the ice is expect
ed before the week ends unless cold weather
returns.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-02-17

~ Special to the Bangor News.
wa' ,'V kLAND. Feb. IA. 1t being now so
IL understood that Judge Enoch Foster
t}a 4yl 10 be reappointed associate justice of
eno1 'pfeme court, a movement is to be at
Fs Fp's started in behalf of Hon. William Fl.
roTs. s,1r OF this city, for the place. The News
ty ~ spondent is informed on good authori-
n, ,llat Col. Fogler has consented to allow
Ieanaa adlue to be used in connection with the
NDo'lacy for the position
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-02-17

The foregoing make a total of S104 ,095 II
and besides this the schedule refers to $40
600 in notes issued by the Dunn Lumber Co.
and endorsed by Mr. Dunn. This makes
S144 ,095 and there is an additional SIS 600 or
so to be put with that, bringing the grand
total in the neighborhood of S16000O The
holders of these Dunn Lumber Co notes are
the First Nat. bank, Portland First Nat
bank. Ellis worth First Nat. bank, Lewis
ton; Manufacturers Nat bank, Lewiston
First Nat bank, Augusta; First Nat
bank, Madison Merchants Nat bank Ban.
gor Burrill Nat. bank, Ellsworth: jeremiah
Dingley, Auburn Mary F. Ball, E. Corinth
None of the Watervile banks are included
in the list of heavy creditors. Many of the
notes at the banks and several of those run
ming to individuals, carry the endorsement
of other parties, some of whom are reported
to lie hard hit. The list of assets, as filed
by the petitioner, is as follows:
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Failure of R. Wesley Dunn.

Liabilities over 100000. with Assets Aggre-
eating About the Same Amount but of
Doubtful Value.
r. Wesley Dunn of Waterville filed a
petition into insolvency, Feb. 10th, at the
court of insolvency in Augusta. The list of
creditors is a long one, comprising score of
National and Savings Banks in Maine and
more than half as many individuals. The
only individual creditor outside of Maine is
Seth NJ. Milliken of New York, and most of
the other individual creditors are citizens of
Waterville or of Winslow. The schedule of
creditors as filed with the court embraces
the following list:
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A General Strike

RecOmmended IN Every COttOh NIITI In New
England.
Boston, Feb. 13. At meeting, to-day, in
this city of 55 representatives of textile
unions in New England, it was unanimously
voted to recommend to all unions to call out
the operatives in every cotton mill in New
England.
H. W. Healey of Rockland was in town
yesterday making arrangements for bill
lard saloon and bow ling alley in the Coli
scum building. He as just closed out
similar .busine IS in Rockland.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-02-17

he served in the war, being member of
Co. l, 14th regiment of infantry, Maine
Volunteers. and was a member of Harris
Post, G. A. R., of Dxmont. The sudden
death cast a gloom over the community in
which he lived. His genial disposition
made him favorite with all who knew
him. The funeral services were held at the
house, Rev. j. j. Miller, officiating. His re-
mains were taken to Pine Grove cemetery,
Bangor, for interment.
Bradley Hartman, well known resident
OF Orland. died Feb. 18th, after compara-
lively brief illness. He leaves one son and
one daughter besides wife. Deceased was
SO years of age.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-02-17

First National Bank. Ellsworth. =. IS $3.50 90
First National Bank, Ellsworth ....,... 1000 90
Chapman National Bank, Portland. 10000 90
Manufacturers Nat Bank. lewiston. 6 500 90
First National Bank Lewiston. ........ 5000 90
Belfast National Bank, Belfast ....... 5000 90
Marine National Bank. Bath. 2,5o0 90
Dunn Edge Tool Co., Oakland ......... 1900 90
Messalonskee National Bank Oakland, 1880 90
Peoples National Bank, Waterville .. 1.45O 90
Ticonic National Bank, W. tervie 1850 90
Peoples National Bank, Belfast ....... 2.475 90
Searsport National Bank, Searsport..~ $50 90
Union National Bank. Brunswick 500. 200 90
Mary f. Ball. East Corinth go. ....- 3.40O 90
Ann NJ Pulsifer. Wateryllle .... ..... 400 90
Jane Furber. Winslow ................. $50 90
Ellie A. TAYLOR. Winslow.. ....-....... SOC, 900
Mrs. S. j. Scribner. Waterville ....... 1000 90
Stephen Thomas. Wateryiile ........... l,4Oo 90
Sarah H. Good Steubeu.. ....... ..... 3S2 90
Augusta ings Bank, Augusta. 81 500 90
Seth VI. Mlliken. New York 80. 800 90
Cascade Savings Bank, Oakland. ...... 1000 90
Casco National Bank, Portland........ | l ,044 Al
J. l.. H. {, BIB, ,LewiSton..... ....... 4.374 90
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--s-rRiPTIoS TERMS. In advance, 81 90 a year;
t.r SIX months; 90 cents for three months.
-aysPEIsING TERMS For one square. one inch
-b ID column, rs cents for one week. and
,-s ilr each subsequent insertion.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-02-17

These assets foot up Sis, l29 81 but Wa
terville despatch says they are practically
valueless or, to use the words Of an official
connected with the affair, II would not ac.
cept the whole assets as security for s. 900 "
That the greater part OF the assets are value
less is evident enough. The Petit Manan
and g. ". Waldron Co. stocks, and claims
against these companies, aggregating S52,-
951 81, may as we'll be elim mated II -
thought, howeve., that something NAV be
realized from the Pennsy lvania Mid la nd
K. L. bonds, but IN any event the per-
centage must be small. The despatch above
quoted says further:
There are many hard hit and those know
ing Mr. Dunn in this city are showing him
little sympathy, rather expressing the de-
sire that the creditors shall sift the whole
matter, and there is every indication that
the r. Wesley Dunn insolvency case will be
before the public for long period if how
ever, Mr.. Dunn is discharged it Will leave
him with good prospects, for his mother,
Mrs. r. B. Dunn, who is an aged lady, in
poor health. holds a large share of her late
husbands estate, which would, in part, go to
her son, r. Wesley Dunn. The R. B. Dunn
estate was roughly estimated at $3.50, 900,
the widow having her third.
Another bad feature is that the BROTH er of
R. W W. M. Dunn. has endorsed so heavily
that his entire property is said to be men
aced.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-02-17

Died in Arnold, Jan. 20, of apoplexy.
William S., son Of the late Hezekiah and
Rare Rackliffe. The deceased was born in
Belfast, Feb. "a 1845; was married to Miss
Ellen Prescott of Newburg, Nov. T. 1876.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-02-17
Cruiser Maine Blown Up

4a. Completely Destroyed at Havana.
N5u1 Men Killed and Wounded. No Cause
N-- enrd. Capt. of Maine Asks Suspension
Fuhlic Opinion. Great Excitement at
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-07-18

The editor OF the Evans City,
Pa. Globe writes: "Dre Minute
Cough Cure IS rightly named.
1t cured my children after ali
other remedies fail"d.' II cures
coughs, colds and ali throat and
lung troubles. Anti OnopoIy
drug store.
The kindergarten Association
will hold it's regular meeting at
the residence OF Dr. VIM. Ander-
son, Tuesday, July -. All mem-
bers will kindly send III books be-
longing TO the library.
White duck snits and trouls-
er3 At j. J. Fuller
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Epw0rth League

The EpwOrth Lea que meeting
yesterday afternoon ut the Meth
0dist church was largely attend
ed and very interesting. Mrs.
A. 4. Winner was the leader.
Many Of the members expressed
a determination to enter more
earnestly in the work. The
League is in a hourishing condi-
ton, more active work being
done by more of the members at
present, both in and outside of
meetings, than at any time in its
history.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-07-18

Fresh evaporatcd fruits At
Birdsey Brothers.
-Kool, komfortable kolored
shirts, kutrs and kollars. From
&c. Davidson & Van Echop.
FOR a sweet, juicy Ham, Gu
dahy's Diamond G. Brand has no
superior. Gerig " Go.
Mrs \. b. Brumby and MISS
Brumby left today for Atlanta
and Marietta TO spend d few
weeks.
Who said "There's no rest for
the weary" Then buy your
slumber robes at j. j. Fuller's.
Call at the Anti-Monopoly
drug store and see the line of
GIVE" cameras.
Must be sold at once "A S35
new lady's bicycle for so. Never
been ascd. Apply quick ut Jake
Klein store.
Miss Lizzie House of Lady Lake
passed through town today on
her way to Atlanta.
-Boratcd TaIcum Powder, 10
cents, at the ti-MonopoIy
drug store.
The leading brands Of five
cent cigars and d chance at the
wheel al Troxler's.
Sanford Jewctt is asGistin~ in
the Autobiography drug store.
-"NiVe, y five dollar camera
at the Autobiography drug store,
Excursion rates on our "brIt
line, 2Jc. and up. David son 81
Van Echop.
Satin Silver Polish makes
en- shine. Zoe. Geri& q Go.
~ ,3I' >, ',,"; ,N,:
~, ,r,
..'' ,, '' " VA
=
Harry D"zi"r, now 4 clerk in
his father ) office at Tampa, spent
y"af"'IHy and to-day IL. D"Alt.
For an insect pxt.,.,.i,,,<r
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-07-18

compound Dyspepsia Tap
lets, the best remedy for sour
stomach. dyspepsia and indiges-
ton. One dozen for ) cents.
Try them and be convinced. Tyd-
ngs & Go.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-07-18
Barred Out Of Home

A little back from the country roadway q
few miles out from one of our large South
ern cities stands the ruin OF magnificent
mansion, once the scene OF a pathetic life
drama, which, though years have passed,
vt thrills the heart of one who witnessed
the closing scene
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-07-18
SCHEDULE a.

Entire phosphate mining plant known a.
standard No. =. III Marion county. Elrli.Ia. -
section - township II. SOUTH range j. east.
incmd.ng one engine. a. cat Fly HpIs'. }.rNyrr.
attachments and "nnnrct ION. one lnil,r about
II xty horse power. married. Eri, CIV Iron
Works. EconuE..c. one hDi.rf married FRI. CIV
iron WORKS. Economic. about twenty morse.
power, and ali attachments 20 said haIi..~. one
dI I.!cE Knowles pump in H,li and all aaitrh
mcEtS. one clock, - lot Uf hU~t' and NulC.,uiL,.d
rubber. lot OF Phnsphai" rock estimated at six
hundred tons. = lot or piDc fittings. mi"cctlaUc
oa~ lot 81 piping u different ~tl'~. hniStinE
drum and engine No. -! and All attachments.
one McCIannaI?n y Stun" rock c-u-i:cr. ,.Irr
wr"nS"r. on" picker hclt. on" Nct.iIH
nahan stone washer and attach
menis, twn tram locomotives. one Of
II. *. Porter make. one Ryan * Mel, ngij
make and all attachments IL said iucuiuuI IVES.
lot Of sprOckct chains. lui Of car Wheels. two
turn tables. one thcrrkcr Iron VOL * washer
ana III attachments, one McClann3!I:.u y ~
rock cruShcr. four friction h"iStin- GrIrnS lot
Of wire cable. twenty-five wheel !.tfTON-. ui3r
portable engine. Altman d Taylor Go. make.
NJ. 30. and all attachments. Iut.c''! lane. ,-
SCrtn"Ht OF piping. wire "a bic, screens, utjHcI
gi"mt- and fixture; for log Washers. one
iOilcr marked Erie City Iron WORKS. with All
attachments. one Erie city Iron Works engine.
10. SiHi. with attachments. Il lot Of four AMI
six inch piping. TWO grind stones. four carts.
TWO wagons. three wheel ~cI.p.'-. Two 'tIa.
Scrapc~, one centrifugal bump ard font i.ira"
lot II rup". lot IL miscellaneous tools. p.CLS.
shnvcl$, etc. blacksmith shop outfI Win g,tr
Cd drlIl. w. sets at PIP" di'>. onr SIT ui hs!t
dies. one crO~SCiit saw. To- OF steel drii! rods
Wir,. Clil", lot Of pu'!yyS W.. lIpIi" dfiarrr-.
crossing. two train Jacks. twn .cr-w jack. wv
sheer whct!%. +"VCHtE-rnr cars. all gearing.
bcltins. %haftin", pul!oy~ in plant. al tram
raiiwdy iron ~ plant and "H sl'ur track.
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DR.. S. POTTS EAGLET0N
Specialist in Diseases of the Eye. Far
Nose and Throat
Room No. y MERCHANTS BLOCK
OCALA FLA
~IiERIFF'> SALE

Under and 10y virtue "f <uuyiry "xccutirm-
issued out az and under tine seal IT tie. cirrait
court in and for Morton county. EirridI. all
bearing date March l.. ls.~. Iu four '.r.rtai ian
CAUSES in which James II. Howard. q. &. Bsuz,r.
j. {. BpnZ"r. trustee. and JUd~'n /. Nuh'.y
cashier. respectively, ar" plaintiffs and -,
standard Phosphate Company. "a crFr"rH Zion.
etc, i defendant. have levied OH ANA will On
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-07-18
MONDAY. AUGUST l. ISIS.

tho same being a legal sales day. and duriuu
the legal hours "f sal" Offer for sal" ani .:-ll
L. the. highest and best bidder !Dr ,i~ q ill., IHr-
s"nai property contained n the following l:at
or schedules marked -" and = IL a. follows:
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL
-Pineapples at Troxler's.

cream al lfOXler, 5.
j. III. Livingston went to At
lanta today.
Nice picked beef at j. w.
Davis, city market.
Reports Of church services Sun
day will appear tomorrow.
Cora, oats and hay in bulk,
at Birdsey Brothers.
DR.. Law is quite sick. He was
unable to preach yesterday.
The cheapest Florida stall fed
beef at Edwards Bros.
j. Ct. Ferguson came up Satur-
day to visit his family.
White House Coffee is still
the leader. Gerig e Go.
w. +. Cason and wife left yes
terday for Atlanta and Marietta,
Ga. They will visit old friends
and no absent, two weeks
io,'o' n''' ''' wv" VI -
red peaches from Georgia.
Mrs. Galloway, Of Leesburg, is
ViSi'''5 ''o' ''i'' o.i - - ~
~ ""io vi gun "''" "'"' f7'o
oil = noro''1 from ''e'iS ~ w.
Miss Leone De Muy, of New
Orleans, IS visiting Mrs. +. A
10y i''''' o'i >|0N''''' '''A'' q ''''"'
Malt Extract, for that Tired
feeling, at the Anti-Monopoly
drug store.
Miss BERTHE NinZant, OF Lake
City is visiting Miss EZell and
Miss Maud Ives.
T.rlyoo,yoo, oiIT;n,nont th.
king OF pain, - cents per bottle.
TydingS u Co.
Ma. n T. u,.ro,,.u 1ort r.
d.u 70, ,yiodo, ia to visit ,..l
ativcs for three months.
N;ona,o er..nos On ca,te.
CaI2 .. ,,,, n,1o,..t 81
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SCHEDULE IL

Entire ri!n.l,Hat" mining plant knew 81.
standard No :. ia Marion c..unty, Florida. II
Guiding on" KuuWl,, duplex. pump ~. ~ q
and all attachments, uEr Erie C:ty Iron
Works hni.cr. Economic. about eighty H',r
power and attachments. one Erie Gig Ir"i
Works rrGinr. ErounIIic. TWO sheer wH,rl.
one hui~tIn- dunn and engine ard .:tfach
m"HtS. lot of Mi" cable. v T,n<cr. %c' Ian
H;tl.an !. Stoii' double. log washer and all ...liIi,
m"ut$ and az" rrl-!I'r. ou'. Nj !tHN.'i.aI )
stone rock cru-h"r, one hosting jE!:n. drF
screens AMI attachments. iiac,,-E.ttH -i..i, b .
lures. tools. etc. 1T 81 wr. screen. All ~
road tram iron ia and about plant spurs. Oh,
Tailru:d cro--jng. rH" turn tabi,. throw
~ witches and frOEs and thiTtE--t.N"n cars.
Md III" FOLLOW, me r..I estate in Marion
county. Florida. contained iu the following lis
~ Chtduic marked
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SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.

Nos. - and - FaS. Mail. sleeper sbet Ivsen
E"w h"rk and Jacksonville. ana the CInrin-
uatl Sisr I.Tr via A Sht. =ilie.
Nos g. aHd - carry through -l-epers between
Jacksonville" and New Nurs ia connection
win AMI T. and and 10 with Pullman sleep
err lctw.Pn Jacksonville" and Tampa.
NJ. - carries through sleeper h,.twcrH Jack
SpnVill" and ChatiIGonyH. Same "a turns Iy
NJ. ;. into la X sDnNi lille.
%"s. ar. carry the Jack~onviile-Eew or
leane -'fc;.rr
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WESTERN DIVISION AND NEW ORLEANs
only through Pullman sleeper between Jack
sOnyillr and New orleans
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CGEGINEATI AND JACKSONVILLE
Macon, Atlanta. Chattanooga. Cincinnati.
Chicago. Toledo. Detroit, Cleveland. Louisville
ana ~. LnUis.
The silver star., 1898-09-01
CORTES WILL MEET.
cALLer ron sgersmsEa 9TH.
There IL Likely to Ne = ssos Dtsecsssos ~
Au Matters Concerning the wss ssd
peses Messarts

London. Aug. 2-,.--The Madrid cor
r, spondent of the Times says:
The convocation 0f The Cortcs for
September 9Th indicates that Senior
Sazasta had 10 capitulafc 10 major
~ 0f his colleagues. The chief advo-
cate ~ the early assembling Of the
forteS was the minister Of Justice,
senior GroIsaro. recognized authority
on intricate questions.
The peace conditions are thus fated
~ pass twice through the fire OF par
Iiamentary discussion first In embry-
ont. state, as defined In the protocol.
and subsequently In fully developed
treaty form.
II il stated that the government VIII
insist upon prorogation during the SIT
iings In Paris Of the peace commits
sion.
The press halls this solution as
victory for genuine constitutionaiism
over what III impartial describes ms
Dictatorship OF impotence There
are many Indications that the session
will be extremely lively. The govern
fncnt will have to justify the suspen-
sion Of the constitution and the press
censorship. and there ls no doubt that
the orators OF the chamber VIII make
strenuous efforts to rouse the nation
from It's cuIpable lethnrgy.
Prolonged discussion on the chief In
cidents Of the war are probable. and
awkward questions will be asked re-
garding the responsibility for blum
Iers.
The discussion OF the protocol Is
also likely to he prolonged and ami
mated. but 1t can hardly have any
practical Importance. because the fate
of the Antilles IN irrcvocablc and the
Philippines question cannot be mi
nuiely examined before the Paris com
mission meets. The bishop OF Tara
COMO. In pastoral. and many news
Tapers and clergy. dcplore the rage
throughout the country for amuse-
ueDfs which eliminated In the unus-
ual spectacle Of women acting as tor
rndors In n bull fight here. n thing
most reprehcnsible when the country
In mourning the loss Of brave men.