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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-05-04

N9mecku, nebot' jest vefejnou tai
nosti, ze Nemecko liz davno 81
brousf zuby ma Filipiny. Pfevla-
dat tam vlastne kapital nemecky a
sevfenf ostrovd techto pnsobf vice
skody obchodu uemeckemu, nezli
spanelskemu, neb anglickemu. Ze
a. velkoobchodn Mantle pouze
S je spanelskgch, vsak "a to IA
nemeckych, II snglickych 4
svycarske. Ze I3 velkych tova-
rem / Jest nemeckou a pouze 6
spanelskych. Z Berlfna pry Sc
usiluje ma vladu anglickou, aby
spoleene zakroceno bylo proti pla-
ndm Sp. Statd.
Pfed Ka60n.
Atlanticke valeene lodstvo nase
kotvf neustale pied pffstavy ku.
banskymi, vsak neplytva posud
mnoho stfelivem. We stfedu tfi z
kfizakt nasfch a sice New York,
Fullerton a Cincinatti stfflely ma
pevnosti 1stf pfistavu Matanzas-
skeho. Stfelba poeala We 1857
ustala po IS. minutach. Ucelem
utoku bylo pfekaziti dokoneenf
nasp1 Punta Gorda. Nase til
lode vyslaly asi 900 stfel ma pew
ninu, re vzdalenosti 1000 az 1000
yard1. 2 pevnostf vystfeleno by
ic nAkolikrzfe ma odvetu proti To-
dim nasim, vsak dplne bez skody.
Jak dalece bylo pozorovati, ssfely
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-05-04

a veil zasoby Spite tez neco ma
hotovosti ma vyplatu vojska v Ha-
yane nechtel Sc dat zajmouti.
Az kdyz dobfe mifenou stfelou
roztfisten byl domek kormidelnf-
kuv a porouchano kormidlo, tepr-
We sc lod vzdaia a dopravena do
Key West. Kofisf tato povazuje
Sc "a nejvetsi re vsech az dosud
nabytych sice ocenuje Sc ma
$500. 600.
ProhidSeaf neutrality.
Do stfedy doslo vladu nasf Ifed-
nj prohlaseni neutrality cd Nizo-
zemska, Svycarska, Svedska a
Norvezska, Ruska a Columbie.
Tez Angle, Italie a Francie usne-
sly Sc jiz prohlasiti neutralitu, ac
do stfedy dfednf sdelenf tom
vlade nasf neu6ineno. Nemecko
Rakousko krokem tfmto vaha.
V pffpade poslednejsiho nenf to /.
ovsem divu, jelikoz jak znamo pa
nujfci rod spanelsky spffznen jest
Sc dvorem rakouskym proto ma
Rakousko vetsi sympathie vdci
Spanelsku, nez kterakoliv jina ze-
me. Ocekava Sc, ze "a nedlouho
i Rakousko neutralitu prohlasf.
Co Sc tyce Nemecka, tu zdrzenf Sc
pfipisuje ma dcet toho, ze uvazo-
vano jest, jakem znenf prohlase-
nj neutrality vydati, ably CO nejle-
pc chraneny byly zajmy Nemecka.
Nemecko Angle mali "a to, ze
by zadrzovani prohledavanf lodi
jejich bylo velice ma djmu obcho-
du popfrajf pravo stran valefcfch
vdci tomu. V tom ohledu Spoj.
Staty zavdeeily Sc spfse ostatnfm
neutralnfm velmocem, prohlasivse
liz pfedem, ze hodlaji Sc pfidrzeti
prohlaseni pafizskeho neopravnf
zadne lode soukrome ku zajfmani
lodi nepfatelskych aneb kontra-
band vezoucfch ku kofistenf va
bee, kdezto Spanelsko Sc v provo
Ianf SVEN ohrazuje, ze 81 pravo k
pouziti tohoto splsobu boje wy
hrazuje pfflezitou dobou je po-
uzije.
President vydal ltet prohla-
Semi, kteremz uvadi pravidla,
nimiz ma sc valka nasf strany
vesti vzhledem k lodstvu Spaniel
skemu a neutralnfmu sice: -
I. Neutralnf vlajka chranf zbozi ne
pfatelske, vyjma kontrabandu va
leeneho. 2. Neutralnf zbozf, KITE
rez by nebylo kontrabandem va
letnym, nepodleha zabavenf ami
pod vlajkou nepfatelskou. 8. Uza-
vfenf pffstavu, mali byti zavaz-
nym, musf byti vydatnym. -
L. Spanelskym obchodnfm lodfm
pffstavech Spojenych Statn dovo-
luje Sc do 80 dnn nalozenf wy
pluti Q pfistavn jestlize takoveto
lode potkany budou ma Siren
mofi lodemi Spojenych Statn,
bude Jim dalsf plavba dovolena,
kdyz jejich listin bude vysvftati,
ze naklad jejich byl wat ma palu-
bu pied uplynutfm zmfnene DOLBY.
Vyimuty jsou vsak lode, kterez by
mely ma palube dnstojnictvo aneb
vojfny nepfatelske, aneb naklady
uhlf, aneb jineho zapovezeneho
kontrabandu valecneho, aneb jake
zpravy pro vladu spanelskou aneb
od nj. S. Lode spanelske, kterez
vyjely pffstavh pfede dnem II.
dubna do kterehokoliv pffstavu We
Spoienych Statech, mohou naklad
svdj vyloziti odjeti bez obtezo-
vanf. 6. Prohledavanf lodi vyko-
navano bude pfi pffsnem setfenf
nr1v uautr1lnfrh n naSfovnf narnf-
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-05-14
NOTICE:
Nh. SAMUEL [. DH0RAAH

Our Retail Dry Goods and Notion
Store in this city, together with all
the stock now contained therein or
pertaining thereto, and also all book
accounts due to said store at this
date.
The business from this date viii
be conducted by Mr.. Dworman in
his own name and for his own ac-
count and risk, and we bespeak for
him from the former customers Of
the firm their confidence, support
and patronage.
BLOOMBERG s. RAPHAEL,
In Liquidation i.
By WILLIAM KELLY,
Liquidating Manager and Trustee.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-05-14
Your
Physician
Aims

to put all his knowledge, expert
ence anil skill into the prescription
lie writes. It is al order for the
combination of remedies your case
demands. He can not rely on re-
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and reliable, and properly COM
pounded.
Be fair 70 your doctor and toyour-
self by Bringing your prescriptions
here They will be compounded
only By Registered Pharmacists,
who are aided By the largest stock
of drugs in this part Of the state
Everything Of the finest quality
that money can buy or experience
select.
BOtiCa del Leon.
il. PUTEGNAT Phi. G.
Manager.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-05-14

e. Mrs. Smith wife OF
FInm Rev. W. NJ. Smith
Io1 Omaha st. San Aatonio,
TEX. Wins the GOId Watch
6773 was the number of
patients waited upon. during
the.year of 1897, at the Chicago
Dental PerIOFS, corner Houston
st. and Ave c. 6773 people in
re- months had their teeth fixed
up, at this, office just think of
it; we're you one of them? Ii
not it would pay yen to be.
You can save money by patro-
nizing this institution and have
the finest Dental work done
that is possible.
Teeth Filled Hith0u! pain from
90 cants up.
Gold CROWNS the finest only
$500.
Teeth extracted without Daia
only so cents.
Best set of teeth from S. 90
TO 500.
Don't be mislead by I'M
scrnpulons. dentists. who claim
TO do work just, as good, and
just as.cheapI Gene to Us. and
save money.
Remember that all cur work
fSguaTanteeG and Kept in re-
pair for 5 years.
DRS. GOODMAN & HAYS,
MANAGERS.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-05-14
Fine Tailoring

Ifxon want a. pair of pants or a
spit of clothes made in the lates
ssshien. or clothes cleaned or dyed
rall on a first class tailor.
ANDRESS FIERLING,
yhe Tailor
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-05-14
FOR RENT.

The Notwithstanding having
been completely repaired is offered
FOR rent for hotel purposes at reason
able rates. Apply to Francisco
yturria-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-09
WRECKERS SAIL
Eor fI,a Garth CoastN VI OuUd, W lis
cover the Value Of Cervera's
Wrecks.

New York, July S.-Capt. Frederick
Sharp, an expert diver and the chief
of the Merritt-Chapman Wrecking
Companys forces, will have charge of
the wrecking outfit which sails from
Norfolk to-day to the coast Of Cuba,
with the hope of saving some of the
vessels of Admiral Cervera's feet.
Capt. Sharp will make thorough ex-
animation of the vessels of the Spanish
feet to ascertain how many can be
saved and brought to American waters.
The wreckers are more confident of
saving the CristObal Colon, Admiral
Cervera's flagship. If she is worth the
trouble, Capt Sharp said he would
have no trouble in floating her and
towing her TO Key West. The expe
dition will be one Of the largest ever
made up by the Merritt-Chapman
Company and the crews of the COM
pany may remain off Cuba for an in
definite period.
Capt. Sharp had charge Of the Mer-
ritt-Chapman forces when they went
to Havana harbor to make an effort
to raise the United States battleship
Maine
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-09

fined there except the surgeons,
who will be allowed to remain
with the enlisted men at the prison
station at Seavy Island, Ports
mouth harbor, New Hampshire.
The St. Louis Is due there tonight
or tomorrow with the first lot of
prisoners, while the Harvard Is
just about to start from off Santi-
ago with the remainder.
The report of the appearance
of Spanish privateer off the coast
of British Columbia, which appears
to have created such a commotion
on the northwestern coast, came
from one of the government agents
in that section of the world. More
over, the same person said that two
vessels were taking on coal at a
British Columbian port, which it
was presumed was intended for the
Spanish fleet should it have made
its way into the Pacific ocean
through the Suez canal.
The failure Of Congress to act on
the naval advancement special acts
nay after all be beneficial as en-
.tbttng the President to arranse-
WIN more deliberation and justice
a scale of rewards for mritorious
officers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-09

Washington, July SIN manner
SO simple as to be almost Derfunctory
the Senate at 2:06 this afternoon adj
journed without day.
None of the dramatic and exciting
scenes usually attendant upon the ad-
tournament OF Congress was enacted dur
ing the closing hours Of the Senate's
session. 1t had been agreed when the
Senate convened at noon that The House
resolution providing for the adjourn
ment of Congress at p. m. to-day
should be adopted and an executive ses-
sion should be held to confirm t1e NOM
nations in the military ano naval es-
adjustments. No other business ex-
cept the merest routine nature Was tc
be transacted. The arrangement was
carried out to the letter.
For nearly an hour previous to ad-
journment, President Mckinley and all
members of his cabinet except Secre-
taries Day and Long were in the Pres
ident's room, adjoining the Senate
chamber. During that time the Presi-
dent signed a large number of en-
crossed bills, many of which would
have failed had it been necessary to
send them to the executive mansion for
his signature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-09
RAN HER ASHORE.
A Spanish Vessel, Supposed to be tn
Alphonso XII, But That is Not Sure.

a SpdHlSH NeSSel, Supposed 10 De the
Alphonso XII, But That is Not Sure.
Key West, Fla, July S.--A four
masted Spanish steamer of about 5000
tons, with two tunnels, has been run
aground at Mariel, west of Havana,
after being chased by the gunboats
Hawk, Castine and Prairie. The in
telligence was brought here this morn
ing by several auxiliary warships re-
turning from the north coast blockade.
At the time they left the lines the
identity Of the wrecked Spaniard had
not been established. BY many, how
ever it is thought that she is the
Alphonso XII.
The steamer was first sighted at the
western end Of the Havana blockade
about six miles from Moro Castle,
heading for Havana The Hawk i'm
mediately gave chase and was soon
Joined by the other two gunboats. The
trio opened a hot fire on the enemy
who, unable to escape, and helpless,
was forced ashore.
The affair occurred a day or two
ago. but none of the ships which par
ticipated in it has arrived here, and
the boats which brought the news were
not close enough TO learn fuller de-
tails.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-09

llOn LOT the DlSlTIct " III
Held.
Special to the Register.
RIPLEY, W. Va, July S.-The Demo-
cratic Executive Committee, consisting Of
Messrs. H. c. Armstrong, of this place;
Will A. Stricken, Ellenboro: ]. R. Wilson.
Huntingdon o. c. Sweeney, St. Mary s.;
H. c. Henderson, Williamstown; DR.. A.
]. Mitchell. Writ county; ]. E. Carrie,
Eaton's, and P. G. Stone, Spencer, met
here to-day. Messrs. j. P. r. B. Smith.
Griff 7. Smith and James Capehart of
Point Pleasant: DR.. Stout Charles Tur-
ner and Thomas Quinn, OF Parkersburg;
George I. Neal and Mr.. Kyle, of Hunting
ton, and B. H. Butcher. of Wood county,
were also present. The object of the
meeting was to fix the time and place for
the Democratic Congressional convention
for the Fourth district.
Quite a lively contest came up among
Huntington, Point Pleasant, Parkers-
burg, this place and Spencer. Spencer
won on the twelfth ballot. September 1st
was fixed at the time
Those present, both committeeman AMI
candidates, express themselves as having
all confidence that the nominee, whom
ever he may be, will have no trouble in
winning the race this time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-09
ALARM IN SPAIN.
Believed American warships Are on
Their Way to lombard Seaports.
Major General.

MADRID. July s.--La Correspondence
Espana says there is a feeIig Of alarm
due TO the belle fthat the United States
warships Oregon. Texas and New York
are now on their way to Spain and that
precautions are bein gtaken at all the
seaports to avoid a surprise.
The ministers are divided IN their opin-
ions as TO the advisability OF immediate
negotiations for peace. The war party .
inclined TO adopt the view Of Marshal
Martinez Campos. who considers that
the army must first by noble victory
wipe out the defeat OF the navy.
The peace party urges direct negotia-
tons with the United States rather than
through the powers, whose seifshness has
allowed Spain 10 be crushed by strong
enemy and who may intrigue for harder
conditions. desiring TO profit By her dis
memberment-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-09
NO HEAVY SACRIFl(
Will Be Made for Such a Stake a
The Navy Not to Be Joepardzd
ish Prisoners to Be Kept at An|

Washington, July S.-Gen. Shat
ter reported all quiet yesterday in
the camp before Santiago, and the
best belief Of the officials here is
that the same state of affairs OBJ
tains to-day. The army is losing
nothing by its rest, and according
to the Generals account, is gath
ering strength More reinforce
ments are due to-day or to-mor-
row, and when they arrive 1t is ex- !.
pected that the assault on the city
will be resumed. 1t is hoped this
will be tomorrow, though so FIR
as the army is concerned 1t is gath
cred from Gen. Skaters report
that It will not advance before re-
endorsements arrive unless in order
to repel an attack from the Span
iards. Gen. Shafter and Admiral
Sampson had conference day be-
fore yesterday and as result the
fleet Is going to, make another try
at the Notifications at the mouth OF
the harbor tomorrow. If the army
Is ready this will partake of the
nature OF a general attack; II not,
then the navy's action will be SIM
ply in the line IT execution OF a
policy of reducing Santiago by
stages according toNegular siege
methods. While cooperating as
far as possible with the army the
navy is not to be sacrificeA IN this
attack upon the Spanish forhA
The dropping Of six inch she'l
from on high through the deck of
the Indiana three days ago during
the trifling engagement with the
forts when the Mercedes was sunk
strikingly verified the predictions
Of naval experts as to the danger
GUS effect of elevated fire upon
warships at close range. II was
more by good luck than by good
management that the Indiana es-
81 III" from this one s. ~. rn0
President is determined that the
navy shall not be sacrificed for
small stake such as Santiago. To
his Cabinet officers he has pointed
out the extremely dangerous posi-
ton that the United States would
occupy among nations If left ex-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-09
--------------------- -
GENERAL SHAFTER
Feels Better and His Men are Doing Well.
Linares Communicating With Madrid.


Linares Communicating With Madrid.
WASHINGTON, July S.-The War De-
partment has posted the following dis
patch:
Camp Near Santiago, July 7.
Hon r. A Alger, Secretary OF War:
Perfect quiet to-day. At, the request OF
Spanish general, employees of English
Gable Co. were cent In 10 him TO telegraph
his government as to surrendering. Men
in good spirits and are making themselves
more secure every hour. Wounds are
much less dangerous than similar wounds
made with calibre IS. Among the large
number wounded there are few amputa-
lions. Perhaps ten will cover II. General
health Of command is good. One hundred
and fifty cases of fever. which runs It's
course in four or five days. but is not
serious. I am feeling much better.
(Signed) SHAFTER
Major General
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-09

The end of this session of Congress
in the House was marked by two no
table incidents. One was sensationally
partisan, well-nigh resulting in per-
sonal conflict upon the floor of the
House. The scene followed motion
of Mr.. Handy Dem., DELI, to strike
from the record portions of partisan
remarks of Mr.. Ray, (Rep., N. ", in
speech made yesterday. Handy con-
tended that Hay hs.d not msdes fne re-
MARKS winch Appeared r1te recoFu.
Ray in reply declared he had uttered
every word.
Members chung to the hope of get
ting their bills through In the remain
ing hour of the session and desired to
have the Handy incident closed.
The House became excited and Can
non, Rep., Ills.), denounced the DEM
ocrats for delaying legislation. A vote
was taken and the House declined to
strike out the speech.
Handy then called for . division
and demanded tellers.
Cannon stepped into the aisle and
again declared the Democrats were de-
liberately obstructing business.
Ball (Dem, Texas,) addressing the
Republican, side, declared: 1.-The record
is false and you knew it was false when
you voted against correcting it."
THAT is lie," cried Mr.. Cannon, and
in an instant the belligerent members
were struggling to reach each other,
while many others were pulling and
struggling to control them. The House
was upon it's feet Marshall (Rep., 1ll.)
seized Mr.. Cannon and thrust him aside
and when Mr.. Ball asked Mr.. Cannon
to come outside" and the latter was
moving to comply, Mr.. Lewis Dem.,
Wash.,) took charge of the Illinois
member and restrained him. Mean
time the Speaker had been pounding
hard and the sergeant-at-arms, Mr..
Russell, had seized the big silver mace
and was moving among the members
where the greatest disorder prevailed.
Order was restored slowly and q roll call
proceeded.
The roll call upon Mr.. Handy's mo-
ton to strike out resulted, years, So,
nays 106. Later in the session Mr..
Cannon explained that Mr.. Ball adj
dressed his remarks not to him per-
sonally, and therefore he desired to
withdraw his offensive statement.
The House then passed the bill to
reimburse the States for expenses in
CURED in transporting, feeding, cloth
ing and caring for soldiers in aid of
organization of the volunteer army.
The second incident referred to was
much more agreeable one. In the
latter all members Joined irrespective
of party affiliations. Upon the an
nouncement of the adjournment of the
House there were cheers followed by
singing Of patriotic songs. Represent
alive Bromwell proposed three cheers
for President Mckinley, which were
given twice over Then followed cheers
Joined by the entire House for Admiral
Dewey, Schley. Sampson, Hobson and
Gen. joe Wheeler
The whole House was one vast DEM
onstration and flags were passed about
to every member and were enthusiast
ticaliy waved while the members sang
the close of the Fifty-fifth Congress.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-09
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
Ravenswood, w. Va, July SIN
discussing the nomination Of Mr.. Cape
hart for Congress, prominent member
of the Populist convention said:
THE Populists recognize that the
nomination OF a straightout Populist
means a division in this district and
the election of gold standard Repub-
lican, therefore they chose man out
side OF their party. They believe Mr..
Capehart can rally the divided forces
in the district and secure his election,
and this convention asks the Democ-
racy OF the Fourth district TO meet the
Populsts on the plane of mutual in
terests and acquiesce In their choice of
a candidate for Congress"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-09
CONGRESS HAS ADJOURNED.
The Senats's Closing Hours Were
Peaceful and Dignifed.

IN THE HOUSE THERE WAS A SEN
SATIONAL SCENE THAT ALMOST
ILLUMINATED IN A personal
ENCOUNTER-DEMA OF DEMO
CRATIC MEMBERS FOR CORREC-
TON OF GROSS VIOLATION OF THE
RIGHT TO PRINT VOTED DOWN.
ALL ENDED HARMONIOUSLY AND
THE SESSION CLOSED WITH MEM
BERS SINGING AND SHOUTING
THE PRAISES OF HEROES.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-09
CREATED SURPRISE.
A Popular Young Huntington Couple
Married at Ironton, Ohio.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
HUNTINGTON, w. Va, July s,-Miss
Mary vinson and Edward Felix of KEEL
Iogg were married this morning at Iron
ton, o. Miss Vinson IS a daughter of
Hon. S. S. Vinson. ex-United States Mar
shall, and was a leader in Huntington So
ciety. The wedding was unexpected and
has caused quite surprise in society cir
cles. Mr.. Felix IS q Chesapeake & Ohio
telegraph operator and popular young
man
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-09
DISSATISFACTION GROWS.
The Turn Down Of C. c. Beck by the
Danford Gang VIII React Against
Them.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
Steubenville, O., July S.-The dissat-
isfaction among the Republicans of this
district against Danford has been grow
ing this week due to the turn-down of
c. E. Beck, Carroll county Republican
who had filled the Office Of assistant
deputy revenue collector for one month,
his territory being Carroll and Jeffer-
son counties. In order to fix up fences
here Hon. John L. Means was given
the plum. but the treatment of Beck is
causing an ominous growl to go forth
from Carroll county, as Beck has been
tod he was removed for the good of the
party. Beck's friends will no doubt
show in what way the good of the party
lies when 1t comes to voting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-09
FANNY DAVENPORT ILL

KINGSTON. Mass, July S-Miss Fan
ME Davenport. the well known actress.
who has been seriously I'll for some time
at her summer home at Duxbury, Is very
low to-day and much anxiety is enter
tanned. Miss Davenport is suffering from
nervous prostration and heart trouble.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-09
A PRIVATEER
Reported to Be lowering Off the
British Columbian Coast Warning
Sent Out.

Washington, July 8.-The Navy
Department has been informed that a
Spanish privateer carrying five guns is
lowering off the coast of British Co
lumbia. According to last accounts the
privateer was between Prince Charlotte
Sound and Dixon's entrance. Prompt
instructions have been sent to the mil
itary authorities of the northwest coast
to prepare for visitation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-09
WORK ABOUT FINISHED.

Ohickamauga, July S.-The govern
ment paymasters have almost complet-
ed their work and will leave for camps
further south tomorrow night. The
amount paid out here will run to nearly
$2500. 900. each regiment averaging
3:S.00e.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-09
TWELVE DEAD.
Frightful Results OF a Weterspout al
Cuba, Missouri

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. July s.-A special TO
the Republic from Cuba. No, says: A
courier from Steeleville, the county seat
Of Crawford county, brought the terrible
news to-day that the town had almost
been wiped out by q water spout early
this morning. Twelve are known to -
dead
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-09
signs OF PEACE APPEAR.
Nothing Definite as Yet, But Circum-
stances Point That Way.

EXPECTANCY AT THENcAPIrAL-IT
WOULD NOT SURPRISE THE ADJ
MINISTRATION IF PEACE OVER
TURES WEIRD TO CoAlE AT ANY
MENT-EUROPEAN STOCK MAR
KETS REFLECT THE FEELING
THAT A PEACE MOVEMENT HAS
BEGUN.