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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-01-05
NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Citizens National Bank of
Raleigh, n. c., will be held in their
banking room in Raleigh, on Tuesday,
January IL, 1898, at Il IN.
HENRY LITCHFORD,
12-1S-td Cashier.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-01-05

NJ oTICE-ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLM
~ Frs NATIONAL BANK OF RALEIGH.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-01-05
NOTICE.

The stockholders of the Mechanics
Dime Savings Bank will hold their an
nual meeting in the bank building Tues
day, January 18th, at D. m.
B. r. LACY, Cashier.
1-1-4t
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gasa - a.Gagnfss g1gz zSaze OF gsE
IN sa avaes wrapper vi fsASTORIA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-16
WHY THE GUSSIE
FAILED TO LAND,


KEY WEST, May IS.-Ezps Do-s- sayz
the failure % sae Gusszs exp-12tsan w4s
due % zae fast thai t1a Caaazs gaze
unable - neeE the s&z9ing party a. ths
rendezvous aza The Americans could a1S
land sapp.5es VITA 10 ozs 10 receive
.aeE-
TIE arrangements Cor making lazdEag
=. Caaan2s were made ten days
ago ~ Capt Do-sS w.za Gsz
Dslga5a Z command oi the IL
surgeon. f0Eees IN tha p-1~.aee al Piaar
Del R5c. and the supplies ID a@ iAE5aI
near A2-aaz-as were - De- conveyed -
Gen GaErex By = force et insurgents Ca
cazlxsei three miles back from me coast
Ine- Both Of the Cuban parties were a1-
abe apparently. 80 appear a. The rsG5sx-
Foas. owing - t1s activity o. the Span
saxis.
Capt Dorse Is convinced that TIE SSsa-
tarGS have good syssEna % cc.n1uascz-
Ton along the coast. ard they can quickly
rA1se enough troops 20 prevent she lad
ing OF q small force such as the enc Ia
commanded, Ard the captain believes ire
Only say @r-1s and ammunition can ee
sent 20 the insurgents - 10 sSad them
undar the cover CT w2rsa1Ss. wita guns
sufficient 20 beat OF any attack. Taen. he
adds. the arms and ammunition saaaIs ne
conveyed Inland by United Sfa-es soldiers.
TIE captain says the company wa.eh
Landed shrv-ga -fss ss.rS at Caharas eass q
n2r-ow escape. TIE soldiers were fired
upen hy Spanish cavalry concealed In the
tangled uEde-b-1sh. and the tire was re-
piled 20. with the <ssult that oze Spanish
Officer ard three H%n were aGt- OaIy one
man On ss7e American side was wounded
tbs latter. q newspaper correspondent. re-
celved a Sigh. flesh wound IN the arm,
TIE Wasp and Manning saesisd the
woods and covered the rcerea. os Tia sal
assrs 20 the Gus<se
On Friday tire SpaaGa-gfs tried 10 hit tina
Gussse from = masked battery. and some
os the shells burst close 70 her, out mere
cs tAe fragments struck.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-16
FAVOR THE DALTON THRILL.
CANADIAN SENATE CONSIDERS IT.
koN RAILWAY BILLS.


coryrsg1-. .sss sy the Associated Press
OTTAWA Nag 1s-Tse E2za1a-0--S-a2@1
yzx1a r7z-wzy rr0pCSlsScsEs which co--
templates = rad VIA Ire Dal-11 <-sI
f-cn G@<p water ZavE1sss1 III Lyy1
.aras 20 t1e -av1zz12a waters 81 he IL
ko1, Las ser1 gwen = Ses0-a re4szszg u
TIE CAaA.a1s- s@z2-s- Il was rss&1zssa sszE
~ saose ossr0se1 20 tie former se1s-1s
g sae Dozsr4oz govs-1E@cE e1zE TIA
TREAD ~ s-ay~4 WAS AZ 1-e- eAs LyE1
canal. witch was sas recognized ca-ze--
SsAS roa-e. E1sra4S TIE S-lczeeU-Tesss1
r5zsce lad aeer eo1xsEG%5 ay Ire seFsxa-
-s-ts owz a4E1-a1S-
--s minister q JaSSIce. wsa -zoEe5 saas
sae EaEz2l toa-S-sz-a t84i - gzvsz the six
z-GGsaS' a1lzz, sad E1zr while s1s Es2-
9czI-y % EAs senate f1reE G@l- sEa= all
Canadian sEaease. he d43 nog think i
wo1l3 commit Itself 70 81 PROTEST s9ca SIS
t.as. winch Ezs calculated % 1avo< Ias
azGsxaE<oa q = rso--ss-s o. Canadian tar
rsto-y 20 The T2sss6 States II was 0<-
posed 70 principles - rcyalty ami eaiessiaS-
I'll % o1-@d Up American c32s- cities IS
against Czna1z@- toErS L meant Wash
Lagt2z 81 sg2--s. os-4xa- T1e-a was !
eamE-Ssoa % 80 10 settle iztsrna sao12;
Questions. and By passing the Hargzltcz-
SEa.-A a4l. Canada would Re giving away
yas2zse c1zcsSsA9rs II advance.
The zsa+-o1 O. the minister % justice
-o- the SIX zzGnf1x. 1czSs Was defeated By
3 majority 81 AsrseE votes and -Ae BILL
MAS then rsfrrre5 - the railway commit
EeS- 61sl the hAla reaches the S3uaE aaE-s.
ssaozld il sz7ceee3 IN getting a1ya-esi that
Tar before Propagation Of tire ncuse tls
EcTEr-Z17s VIE IzxsEy cal Ir0n It's to-
bowers ID defeat the ESasurs-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-16

NEW YORK. Mag is--LcEks3 Up ID
The gaardaouse ~ Sandy Hoox are stree
Hen xso wser discovered gxozE1g a51at
the hooE II & sazaA cz1aoa. ard wfso we're
captured by tie coast pafra.- Tie ussa
could Esg& give = satisfactory explanation
- shesr pTessxce IN the waters 10 rhs
f1stsTczssoux and adjacent 80 she Hire
feds and wsyR therefore made prisoners
ard :srrezs over 80 ths Authorities Go tia
1osk
There have beEgs - many SnssrfegeE2ces
win lie submarine 1Zlr@s e t1as bay r-sa-
the s4asress Doats concluded 20 take no
csazces and Turned isss p-4soEexS oser %
tie arrny officer In charge Of ths 6ssersss
- be dealt with as - gaay see 1T The
punishment tesa- would follow convictions
BY eonrtnarfial for spying upoa tie forth
Acassors 81 tbs interest % tbs enemy
woaid be death
Lieut. Hale. who has been designated
by Magcr Gen Merritt 20 give cat such
information as Is proper. at Governors
stand sad that Re had 70 Information
s5csst the arrest or 6stesssio1 o. three EneEs
a. sa-.ay Hook Officers ia cosnm1z.Ica-
ton with the patros isoats refused 10 talk
about tns affair further than % admit
taat efsrse men mad beea taken from =
boat and turned over 10 the authorities iat
ssHSy R~cs.. They declined 10 give the
names OF the uaess.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-16
LATE MORNING NEWS
SECOND EDITION, 6 A. N.

sg rAe esrfer< q large b1ev 90 res
are E&r-eSs&fys save TIRE raazFzg ~ w@ssr
tssye - . Sssszzt par Of re rsx@~vassgs
ard Las Wi s~ zcEoca- 4sEe5 g GAR
- s5Tz-cs graz o< It's rEgsaax re-
e-S.s. seoSs f-ss6 ~~Drx. II expected Il
ssS@1y 5sx21 ses@rsrx Esa- ard s1xt IS
sS1xs as they are ~~-osse1 ard exazrssrs Sd
Trey ~sa - sent 20 To-- MrPa~r.on
Tb. eozr zszsaxry G-5Arszens - tas &C.
s2x1z-s- 60 lie EEI Ii szaxsrg preymrx-
-Eszss fs- feeling large ngEber ~ nss1
~ Tie fer IEzEsSss@ Gzx-~sS&@x - szp-
Saes are ALREADY s1srs ard s-1l nsc-s vii
- cant
Every rsxz In ene two regiments Ct
ssc<xls Is.a.x-y tat VII Dc q part os
he Sssxztssr assay has 5s2G mustered 80
TIE eEseA WAS n=ar> tssz1 fled arc oyer
o h1ns1rs1 rae@a hare aesaa ssssE aoErzs fra
ssas rszs5-1vuzs - E-1E1r.
Gen. 1svsAxsz- coxna~axs11r 81 -ss 5@r@r.-
raez. 81 tss GTE4f. WIG ts@s bs@n rs WasSa-
srx.ea severn Says. ree2-w@1 % 2sl2E4s&
yesterday. Waeza asked About TIE report
tazs - ssozss1 - So. 30 tie PsEIspzzses
10 zsksss G<l- Merrzss. In c.n zzaE5 81 fn-
rsss ssTs-s4 days aga. bot ta2s Rad be9a
changed ax2 be 44s asce k~s@w waez1sr 30
E0zs3 Se se5s t1e<e or Tot
Izezt- S@Ezs>s Ek1sr. e@ae. o-9nzrcs c.
fcer os The szyzx@s1eG. q the 1szss. was
has beer o~sars& 70 -e1ort 70 Gen. sfz2ttsr
At TAMPA Es.t scAay.
Nearly - eArx loaded WITH -rso-s. ha-sez
AID -aasEz-z-@x-s passed t4SoEgA AG14s-A
.asr Right ~ roszss fgo-. F-l3ckarazzgz
aad Tampa TEs-se bz1eTe4 MlsskssarEs
volunteers frosa ESaurnbzss. Aiss-. sesszaed
I'm the s9we- Eaass q FscrsaA. xge-t fsx
hours In AA.aslta ard projected sS1.A last
Ezx1x-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-16

TAMPA May I-Tner Tire Tinted States
troops AZ TAMPA S-sawk fer CEaAA they
-zy De t5asowes9 ses3G after ay some Of Ez@
faEze2s sTszgezszs II the EE1se5 States
Gen. q. G Ecwa-5 L. s A. retired a1E
ar evangelist. arrived a. Tampa today. &c
o1paased bv MAJ .. " whs-pss
4 -GEsne1g Was recently a1a1xEsrztezs
br D l. N19s4y. having for is object taS
ss11Ezg O. mated s-@zkers . the EarsoGs
rendezvous Of TIE soldiers % hold -sse-s2gs
for zHs1- spiritual snsIrScTsaz- Gen How
ard aa5 Ma. WhSYgsss have visited CasGk-
@r4lgg. Atlanta ard Mobile. As zzoSs os
r-e regiments here are without cha pains.
the sending % Euszz 9f several noted d.
VINES 10 work among tne sess5e-s u c~-
ts-aclats6- ]. = hardly Ez-o-szass E1s- EEey
viii accompany t5e soldiers when tie tx
ES6.tloa moves ozzt. b2t once tae arry n
ssEsled 81 C1oa~ evangelical xorx will be
begun Gea- Howard and Maj Whsppie
spoke Z. tse Tampa Heights grou-3S to
night
Tao regiments q frsaasry.~the Eighth
and -ze Twelfth. arrived from Cssc.a-
manga today ard went snso camp u West
Tampa These -Ko regiments make q &C.
tsa % ns-efeen regiments. sixteen q "a
fAnt-y and taree os cavalry. now n camp
ready for the Es1re oG Cuba Win sae
engineer ard signal 1orps. there are about
u. no troops os The United States army
nav here.
TIE carrying capacity Of the transports
81 Port Tampa Is altogether inadequate
for sueh a large force. At tts outside not
more than $3.50 troops and 7ssa borsas
ana mules coasd be iozded On the sea
boats gathered
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-16
FREE TO ALL WOMEN.

@4z4. al !4ales - ktsaw s4aa. 1 an snar,
ex~r os - oF2zca o94Se for tie s24r 90 tas
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los5f2Fey e&-a At. ferns CT female weak-
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-16
NEWSPAPER MEN
IN DEADLY PERIL,

F-a-z = Ssa1zsa F-c--ssr.a-ssa--.


F-s-z 3 Srz-ssa Cc--ss-sa-ass--
HAVANA. May 1z-TaA Syaz-a-zx re-
eez-Ew e4Itl-ea ITO A-@-scz1s. pesn SO
vsc-2 claim - ss rswzs3S ser correspond
erts. 3E4 12s q xa1-s says be Is G1
electrical srgE-se-- -asy ware .aEez az
Sz@z9o. Gs1s carried . eazs-a- wo-e .
s-zAI 1ss-ys3srte1 star ard aaE q 1azaa-
sEty ~ mai rnzs1@- 90 Azs rs-so- wz@z
czr-z-s1 t1@y threw themselves Go SEz-s-
ts1 kszerosz-v a-zz sno11az VIVA ESgazz@
Il Ia reported -Azs a t1grss rssra=- oe
fsss party azzs5s Bis escape ev sr.-rAng
TIE two wsc wsrs ezrsu.N5 arrived Ae-s
today ard were szEsn 10 CaazlSe-1o wharf
ard from ss@Fs we're cag-se1 % cz5zzas
scw1-psS
A. ? S'esock TITS zgtsrr2sor a rexx-arse-
64srazea boat was seen approaching ia
szE1Ezzce 20 she azrszss E@a-azg . Tag -
sT11@ Ar- AzvAago. t1@ chief o< staff
CT s5s naval staesan- wsn- 70 rreee re
ssszE Ia . la2neh. The American vessel
scwere4 q SINAI aaas wftn .@o American
er1csrs. who Informed M Mare-zo tsa.
tass- aosses was 20 eject All exchange o.
Spanish s-lSo1@rs Scr rhs Arserscaz eo--
respor6s-ts captured ~ Safadsz NJ
Azz-1go t1fa returned 10 szy ina rrasezr
kes5-e Gov Gea- Bisaeo. after wasN1 Ire
la4sca SsnE cot again. This <s~ne earring
asp Goa. Eesisi- Ct tae genera. srar. ars
DR. Gaszan- sas British ccnsui general.
4 c1rfsreres Ezs thea aeId ox board sse
Spanish lzz1ch
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-16
SPANISH PRISONERS
UNDER CLOSE GUARD.
They Are Ceafla~d ns Fore aefhrr-
son and Ma Arrangements
Made tee Earoie Ta~u

ATLANTA. Ga. May fS~-Tsv s-fty sf.an~
ish officers sna soldiers. pr3xossTrss 3, FORT
McPhsrSans are kept uB2e< eiass gsisrts
IL was expected thes tAs e4y3ce~s wesi8
he pareied. ard II was stated hare ha:
fse Officers as wei as the ne8v&tss axs
under surveillance. They ara ssosggla,xf IN
shs suardaouse. aGa their OILY exeFc.se
fs SECURED In Walking 20 tas mess rooaa
Tor their meals. The officers are served ~
a separate table. but aba rrtvafes set a.
the table With their suaris-she asgroSz of
the Twenfs~s3sth vexs.a~nt-
All shesr opened letters are submitted
% q doctor ~ Atlantis. who reads them ia
the presence 81 Col Ceok. s~snsfgsandan; a.
Tire post. before they are mattel The
spansards have no interpreter. aaA :hesr
wants 1fe made known Tx one af she Of
ncer~. who has n srasst~ring az Engslsh
Col. Cook expects his spanish c2lSsny
% be augmented IL = few DAVIS b. fAe esTs-
cssss and crew q thu Spanish bark Aria
now ~ Savannah
The Fifteenth Infantry. Cal. G,gs.t's rseg-
msaf. whscs1 WAS geseHs3y almost eisSsseFsa~
hersd and iss companies scattered Sgcag
tss suit coast. Is heisr recruited rapsafy
and will scoa have sls fail complement ~
men.
The pest II IN reAasusss far the rorress-
G~ssea et volunteers. Ne arsy4rs sscs.s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-16
CANADIAN INVENTORS SCHEME.
Knapp the Roller Boat Man. Wants
to Bald a T.. s. TFoopshfp.

OTTAWA Nag .S--fEye2s1r KNAPP. u
roller beat fame, : going 70 Washington
20 srr aid make arrangements with fAs
American goEe=lmeE. 20 ccaSe-sce an
enormous rolling beat fer Use as troop
saip- When the members % sha Sra1ssh
legation were II To-oafc. Sonar dQ Bose
the a-ss secretary. inspected the railing
haoas there and = said TO have b@ea fav-
crabsy impressed with t. Senc- sia E1sc
advised Mr. Knapp - communicate with
tbs Spanish c6Esa. a. Montreal. with d
sis~ 70 opening negotiations with the
Spanish government for the construction
q . boat but Mr. Knapp preferred 70
deal with The American government He
Claims that he ear build roller boa.
SS fest high IN three months. and that IL
would be an IDEAL Sroopsair. capable oe
carrying S1,a0 .aea much faster than any
Or the ordinary ocean vessels and would
draw bu. lfssle wafer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-16
ITALIAN CITIES ARE QUIET.


LONDON. May T5.--AcccTsiag 20 dis
patches from various parts or italy, Eaxss.
Milan and otasr large towns continue egfes.
bat &c Is understood TIA. the state o. siege
VIII be maintained until parliament has
adopted the necessary -eE-essiya measures
All horse races a. Mar have been stopped
for three month"; Altogether SIX mean
hers Of The chamber OF deputies have been
Imprisoned ard there have been three
HUNDRED. arrests II Rome a1one-
II Is bessevsd tsas tEe agitation VIII re-
slit IN .hs resignation cs ire cabinet. with
Slgror Soanino zs tire next premier.
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FLYING SQUADRON HEADS sorrH
Makes . Brief Step At Chxri~~fon for
Orders and Goes On.

On BOARD TIE FLAGSHIP BROOK
LIN. Or THE FLYING SQUADRON
OFF CHARLESTON, l. c. MAJ g,-Taa
four vessels % war cgmSsr xaza fess raa-
-@r portion Of the flying squadron. Com
rno2Sre ScsIey. arrived or Cznarses-ar
ozE, sszssa Eslles from Charleston city, AZ
cock his AFTERNOON after having b@sa
a. sea snrss days and having seen 70
sign o tae Spanish cruisers Or to-ps4o
boats. sad % De ii this locality Tee IL
lois were 4EOyp13 IL Caps Henry O.. Fri
cay nsgas and the squadron yrocees4ess 70
sra az tegs-kro1 sdsaz&5r0z syees Al
sunset active hattie preparations we~s
made Ports we're closed WITH steel cos-
ers, ba,t1s matches covered the main Dat-
fs.y guns loaded and man seat 10 saa
gees with Instructions for a nighs watch
10 lie kept With all lights exsingusshes
tie squadron proceeded IN soueheasserfv
ci-ecGso1- Toward morning. several heavy
Jog banks were rza into. and during one
OF these Intervals the eoliser Sterling BE-
came detached To wait for her vas
parity the reason why anchorage was
made. although Commodore SchIey COM
rDun4a2ted At crce with Washington and
the navy department whea the collier
arrives. al the ships Will take coai and
then proceed 10 sea again
Made Brief Stay.
CHARLESTON. s. c. May fz-co-,rao-
dore Schsey's firing squadron passed hare
at a.B faAs AFTERNOON, stopping lust long
enough 20 receive orders that peree await
lag on beard The lighthouse tender wis
tarea- The squadron was under full head
way again IN fifteen rlinusea ard soon
passed ori Of range 10 the sxsathward
Nothing could be obtained from the IA
val district commander as 70 the 5est.ua-
ton or tie squadron. bat the impression
prevails that 4 Is bound for Key West.
Commodore Scb.ey reported all well.
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IMPORTANT MOVEMENT EXPECTED
A. Consequence All News of Naval
Vessels VIII He withheld.

WASHINGTON. Nay I1-Seversl cable
grams were received a. the navy DEPART
meas today from comma s5ers Of facts
aad others wege sent n reply i. wag
stated thar he government ks now IN
communication with the seye-al squad
roas and Developments 81 mare % less in
partaree are i3cke3 60 sr tie near fatsr-
In consequence 2s f1e publication Of IN
p3rt2Et -1wa4 increment an order has
o@en issss2 by S%-er@1a-T I<oag directing
that all matters concerning naval move
usrts BE withhsi5 FROM Ire prs.s exeep.
SUCH as he himself may @ss IL 20 an
nounee.
Aas pgeSSaRnt attended claseA this 1no-r-
GHx ard afrsvsar3 ha4 B saars conference
w-sfh Secretary Lag. Early in the aay
Secretary Day e4nse ~ for 3 few rnfn-
utss.
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NtH SOLDIERS ARE
PELIED BY THE RAIN
Continued F-<szs. Page I

sane commercial -@S1sS as ara ea5zy@1 "
x1s EGyEs2-s- By 1ns coceess4azx % tie
A-ssx.c17as HART Viii Use a1oz. - 40 d
gsa1 year l. rsvszGs- IL cr1sr - A.av1
70 trsat o<as< s1-e&g-e-s WITH Ike Ea@r-
atty sAs zGst devise zsw rzxa<@a2- i
locks very zsuca as Z. counting uEs~1 tss
Es-osscE.os % ne Tz4sesz States - case at
reed. slle foreign minister expected % -e-
fuse AZ equal concession. % ether fsse.gz-
e-s CO the ground IA. :hs treaty % tsss
- purely reciprocal. SaG2 Party making
20 he other = syscsze rsxEEI tc- syex.24
privileges granted But szca II excuse g
Gzesy - have Msfis to-rs Il sas wes< IL
dian waters become TIE pEzzG-ra1 naval
s2ssls1s.. IN 2 general za<.
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I.lFlT. RoWAN's REPORT.
Brings BaeE very Important sssor.
NATION tFons ht> DArsnS Trip

NEW YORK May 49, dispatch 10 the
TINES from Tampa says. Lieut. A. ;.
Rowan has just completed the report cs
his daring trip 10 the camp OF Gen <ia-csa-
The report has just been made 10 Col.
A q Wagner, the head OF the bureau CT
information OF the army OF ilvas-oa.
Lieu. Rowan venture1 a passage b sea
OF more than SO miles in an open boat.
twice running the gauntlet Of the Spanish
patrol beats. and going with a single
guide across ;he Island in the presence %
4epa Spanish soldiers IL Is said tina.
Lieut.. Rowan has brought 20 the army IN
formation that FROM a military point 81
View Is invaluable
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THIRD COWBOY CAVALRY.
Field orsccKs Appointed and Now
Waiting Ia Ba Mustered In.

SIOUX FALLS. 8. u. May f1~T+oi
GrAcgsoy, commanding the TAira regiment
os cowboy cavalry. received ncf5ce from
tbs war department that :, a F'Eovd. az
Helena. Mort. las heen appointed neu-
fe5ian. colonel % his regiment FIcysi "a a
west Point graduate. Col. 6srfggssy has
appointed r b. Stewart. OF Pierre. major
of IRE second Squadron and Leigh Fl
French. ~ WASHINGTON. major n me ssxt
squadron. The departure OF the Third
regiment soiitE has been delayed because OF
iae ncn-a appearance 81 the army surgeon
VIE IS 10 make the physical examination
OF the rIen
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MOST Bs>t.rtcHaL RAIN
VIII Add Hundreds of Thousands 10
the value at the Crops

SAN FRANCISCO. May - The Csu
says: Saturdays ana Sundays Ts3s vas
worth hundreds Of thousands OF dollars 4,
the farmers OF California Mary fields 81
wheat were saved from total destruction
Tire harley crop Will in many sections he
a fair ore ana that dependent ugon srg.g@-
tioa MAS saved just IN time.
Before the rain. the wheat crop 81 Cal
FaTulA WAS placed If 20 ao0 ynns ard the
hSFtsy crop az 1gsA. tse tors Wei Informed
grain dealers estimate the late pgecipsta-
tso- VIII add lsa,esao eoas ~ wheat and
issA 10 teas Of barley TO the crops.
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CALLED iNfu SERVICE
Admiral htaheriy VIA Act one
ct the Prize commissioners.

NEWTON. Mas. May Ts-Resr A.
uatrai l. n Kimberly. L 3 N. retired.
has received Geographic orders - r~suwa
to active sexsice and report at Portland.
Maine. ard ssTye Nasil further aotics as
prize essnraAs~iusseE.
Aamlr8E Kimberly was born in New
York In fSss ard l4 osfe - the heroes q
1Se navy He was she commander Of Far
raxi2t's flagship. tae Hartford. II MsA,s9
bag ana was sn command al s&uesa ia fsss
when the Arueyscaa feet vas wrecked ~
e typh1on. He has sesa much active SER
vice and ;s Gre a. she hss; posted u The
retired officers os the navy
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Contract far Transporting Troops.

DENVER, May rs-The quars~-rasstsr',
department. has notified the RIO Grsntse
management sh2t the contract sor trans
porting she Frs, regimen Sc san Fran
sSsSso BAD ls~sz7 AWARDED ~ saag company.
TIE Eso Grand 81 order 20 afford speedy
ard eoav~aseGt movement has arranged
wtfA She Cs4n~R1o Midland road % carry
fsartsan OF the regiment 20 Grand Jaae-
tsssa- The contract specifics taas the eaGsp-
aeEi sla4 be ~ tgaeA ss sso0a Tuesday.
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SUPPLIES FOR SOLDIERS.
Heavy Shipments Made To the Coast
and TO ChickamxuGa.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. May A--Tae RAPID
moving of troops caused immense supplies
10 be shipped today from the government
depot a. JegersonviIle. Early in The day
orders were received for several hundred
eScor. wagons 20 be sent 70 San Fran
etsca 20 90 from there 70 the Philippines.
with the Wagons went Large quantities
Of miscellaneous supplies Five thousand
hiouses. shirts, etc. hundreds of mess
PARIS. piekaxes and camp utensils were
sent 70 Chickamanga and Tampa, 20 go
FROM there 30 Cuba
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DIsHAArLING THE AunaeAN.
Her Guns Going ON the Cha seston
and the Cit Fpkfn.

San FRANCISCO May is-The hight
house tender UnaaEta has commenced
waN books Tx the beginning OF the Dis
nEatr.-g o. Tire training ship Mohican.
Size gnsh1ppesi and carried 20 Mare Island
the four rapid fire six Founders which
al. be- placed ga the fighting topA e thu
CaaraEzson The Plnol was alsa tass~
alomg@iSa the training ship and onto her
Deck wss loaded at thai remained 81 tha
YnodaFn portion II the MoAican's battery
Tfais has been taken 20 the Pacific Mail
deck nd all De placed III fsoSltiea ca tss
City Of PekI1
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Has Now No Commu nieatton With
the Outside World.

Copyright. 1898. by the Associated Press
PUERTO PLATA Dominican Republic
May I5-An the wounded % the United
States feet ara doing well There has
been 20 firing BIZ our waEshipx sace the
bouhar3rsnt OF the forts az San Juan.
2s described b the correspondent or the
Associated Press or board the United
States flagship. The cable connecting San
Juan &c Porto Rico with RE outside world
has been cut az -. Louis The spanish
torpedo gpnboat Terror : hsing d0ckssi a:
For. &c France. Island Of Martinique.
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ADVANCE Guard ARRIVES.
First Ohio Cavalry. of the Volunteer
Army. Reaches Chickamauga-

CHICkAMAUGA NATIONAL PARK,
Ga. May l5-Tae First Ohio cavalry. the
advance guard % the volunteer army or
dared ny the war department 20 rsrdez-
vous az Camp Thomas arrived today.
Very few uniforms have been received a.
the quartermaste-'s department here, but
an order for . 800 has been sent n and viii
oe flied as rapidly as possible.