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The evening times., 1898-06-14

Our war authorities believe that the
Porto Rican expedition will be ready to
leave within ten days, and efforts will be
made to avoid the delays which in the
case of the Santiago column have been so
severely criticised by the country. 1t is
as well to remark that the several thou
sand Spanish troops who are to sail under
convoy of Admiral Camara. ostensibly
for the Canary Islands. may in fact be
going to Porto Rico. Consequently time
is a matter of considerable moment to us,
II we are to take the island without great
loss Of life.
The evening times., 1898-06-14
RAISED TO THE PRIESTHOOD.
Cardinal cibbon. Today old.ln.

Sar01n0l G1bDOnR Today OfdQ Ina
Twenty-one Young Men.
Baltimore. June 1.-THE June ordina.
tions closed this morning at the Cathedral
when Cardinal Gibbons raised twenty
one young men to the priesthood, and
conferred major and minor orders ON a
large number of students from ST. Mary's
and st. Joseph's seminaries
The names Of those ordained and their
diocese follow:
Baltimore-Jamesr Birch Kailer. Thomas
Gibbons Smyth and James Davenport
Sterling.
Chicago-Francis Michael O.Brien.
Dallas. Texas-James Hayes
Hartford. Conn.-Ulderic Oscar Belle
rose. Harry Joseph Stokes. .John Francis
Donohue. -~%vs
observation-disclosures Liguori O'Shea.
Wilmington, Del.-Edward Christian
Higgins.
Trenton. N. J.-Edward Joseph Dunphy.
Davenport. Iowa-John Joseph Condor;
Patrick Gaule. Thomas Francis Galligan.
Boston-Patrick Howard Walsh.
The evening times., 1898-06-14

AS more detailed accounts of the fight
ing at Guantanamo come to hand. the
blunder committed in holding back Shaft
er's expedition shows up in uglier light.
According to the accounts it Is by no
means certain that Lieut.. Col. Hunting
toms position. even though covered by the
guns of the Navy, will be tenable until re-
endorsements reach him on Thursday Let
US hope that there may be no more such
mistakes to dishearten brave men at the
front.
The evening times., 1898-06-14

The Democratic caucus today will show
whether a few leaders, who are act
ing in the interests of the Sugar Trust,
are able to commit the great antitrust
party of the nation to a policy of Tory
ism and infamous obstruction of the
Government in its conduct of n war for
the existence of which American Democ-
racy is largely responsiblei
The evening times., 1898-06-14
JiniDe. Writing q History,

Norfolk, Va, June 1.-THE Spanish
prisoner. Captain Jiminez, confined at
Fort Monroe, whittier he was brought
aboard the Cincinnati. Is reported by the
officers who take him out for a walk dai-
ly. to be writing history Of his impris-
onment. The prisoner writes his letters
in Spanish. and they are. Of course, rig
idly censored.
The evening times., 1898-06-14
A Historic Old Delaware Church.

Wilmington. Del. June 1L-AIl-iay
services were held Sunday in Old Draw
yers' Presbyterian Church, near Odessa.
The service was In memory Of Rev.
George Fott. once pastor Of the church,
which was first established In I'LL, and
the author Of the history. of the edifce.
The sermon was preached by Rev. George
F. Moore, and among those who attend
ed were District Attorney Lewis C. VAN
deestft. Of this city, Chief Justice Lore
and ex-6euhtor Higgins.
The evening times., 1898-06-14
Any muscular
trouble of a
child's eyes

Can in most cases be righted by such
glasses as our DIR. Hamilton will pre-
scribe. Cross eyes or strabismus in chill
dren can be usually strengthened by the
wearing Of proper glasses. School chill
dren's eyes are 10 times out of 20 faulty
by reason of the continued evening study
glasses In such cases are absolutely es-
sential No charge is made for exam.
lining eyes.
The evening times., 1898-06-14
A Former Havana resident.

F. T. Distler, who had been a resident
of Havana before the declaration of war,
and who was a passenger on the Buck
man steamer Simon Dumois which ar
rived at Baltimore yesterday from ia
maica, is in the city.
The evening times., 1898-06-14

Where the Difference Arf.e..
From the Boston Traveler.)
When your own plans go wrong it is bad lpck j.
when the other fellows 60 wrong, it is misman
agement.
The evening times., 1898-06-14

Rubber Supplies for Soldiers in
camp Goodyear Rubber Co.. S07 Pa Ave
The evening times., 1898-06-14
Che ~ Nim,eS

sCFscRIPTIoN RATE
EcNTHLv. BY CARRIER:
Eorning. EverinS and Sunday. 80. Fifty Cents
EoIring aod Sunday "a. .... Thirty-fye Cents
~ .Ling and Sunday Thirty-nve Cents
BY NAIL
Gre Ycar Morning. Evening and Sunday 81 80
sia Months :. aoo
Three Months :. LIS
One Year Morning and Sunday ...... 80. 100
Elk Months = .-... 25
Three Months, ..-......-.. LES
Cre Year. Evening and Sunday .....- 100
TIA Months ............ as
Three Months ........... LES
krr6ay only one year LOO
CIcers by mail mus. be accompanied BY
,rtsciiption price
,u.,o.r Editorial Rooms. Ise
ET, Business Office. 1910
Circulation Department. 80. :6I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-09
q b to q j. /
ViQen.
etrts ,uperlaiiig, rein Oesetubilii8.

MligrGne, Grauenleiocn, SiliOfia
tat, ltnocroaulicbfeit, Suspepiie,
3erftDpfnmg unD ale SeberleiOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-09
9ial;rr S6Ie1.

Der tapFere N&arplGnoer Seemdnn
T9Gmt f9 ieiner Oeutf4en Ib>
itammung ni9t. - @r piro @bz
rsnmitglieo bes r8aperiIaen Huz
tiondl 8erbanoss."
Hepz z0ort, 8. Quguit. = @om=
moopre S4leb, Der ru6mgetr0nte Siez
ger bon Santiago, bat fOl4sn0euti4~
Qmeritanern, bic li9 am 2iebitsn i6on
ounn ais 8oqblut gantees gsriren
mD9ten, penn Iis nod nit Der engli>
i9en SdBcpnItruttioE uuf bem&riegsz
fuBe iteben, Elm leu9tenoes uno bs6erz
3igsnspert6es 8eiipiel oafiir gegsben,
pie man ii3 gu ieiner beutT4en 2lbz
itdmmurg 6etennen uno auf olelelbe
itol3 blei6en Tpu.
SH Der 9uoIon @ountp Settion
Rr. bes y9uberiI9en Ratioual>8erz
banoes," pel9e geitern in 9ruf. &drl
Sagen's Silherqueqe, Seriep Gitp
Ssigtts, cine SPECIAL @erfummlung
a6bielt, berrI9te auBerorbentli6er Sus
tel. Die Setiion bate in elmer friiz
6eren 8erIammlung Commodore 30.
9. S9lsb gum GbrenmitglieO erbpben
uno am Sdmitag trdf Die 4ptport oes
Commodore cnSetretGr Qouis 9lei9z
mann elm. SofOrt IieB 9rdIioent &.
5dgen fir geitern cine Spe3idl>8er>
iummlung be- Settton einberufen, II.
unter 9urra6rufen purbe Die Qntport
oes @ommooores S9lep perleien.
9ieIelbe lautet, tpie folgt:
p8sr. Stddtep 6loggenI9iff
r9rootlbn," Guantanamo Ban, Cuba,
2S. Sult 1898.
SuoIon Gountp Settion Rr. l,
9apariI9er NationdlDerbano. 6errn
Bouts 8lei9mann, SstretGr. - 9e=
tlrter Serr! S6ren liebenspiirOigen
8rief pom Is. b. Wlts. babe i9 erbals
nn uno in 8eantportung pefelben
mijTbe i4 iugeu, baB i9 ou5 8Orgsben
%Sbrer Ssftion als cine auBerorbentliz
1T @6re fir mid betra6te. Uieine
8orfu6ren tumen i'm Sabre 1877 BON
8ful3burg na3 oieiem 2onoe uno Die
6cmilie S4lrp pObnte Ieitber in Mas
rplanO unO Georgid. @s ma4t mir
6eionoeres &ergniigen, bic Gbrenmitz
glieoi6aft an5une6men, uno BEL Der
eriten 9elegen6eit, tpenn i9 in Repz
2DOrt bin, tperoe i4 mid freuen, Sbrer
8srIammlung beipobnen gu t0nz
nen uno nit ben W2itgIieOsrn Sbres
8lrbanoes betannt gu peroen.
Mtit bpber Q9tung fir Sic iel6it II.
msinen beiten 8iini6ep fir ben FORT
geT2Bten @rfolg uno ProiperitGt 81
rer Settion, per6leibe i6
a4tungSoOlI Sbr
SO. g. S6le1."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-09

ten. M}inbsitens orei 8iertel bes gam
gen @ommanbps bdben dm Waldridz
fieber getitten, BON tpeI4sm lie Ii4 nur
iebr langfam erboIen. Gs lie9t auf
Der 9anb, buB lie ni9t in Der 8erfaIz
Jung Iinb. @rfdQs Der 8ubr Ober bes
geIben 5iebers aus3ubnIten. WGren lie
jeBt mod in 10 gutem 3uItanoe, ME BEL
ibrer 2lntunft, 10 piirben lie metner
2tnii9t nd9 in teiner bdonoerer Sez
fabr i4nebsn. 9as tiir5li9 ungefomz
meme Immune" Reginent lit nod pi3t
bur6 &rantbeit 6elGIii9b iporoen. uno
i9 CLAUDE au9 ni6t, bdB es fpdter ges
F6e6en fpirb. Die Splbdter befelben
braufen Ti8 ni9t Der Sonne aus5uz
ieben uno Iinb gut getleioet uno psrs
pfIegt. Mas mein COMMANDO in Ietne
gsgsnpdrtige @erfdfung bra4te, ma
rem Die 5pdfl3ig Sage Der Sdnttd9D=
Champagne, IN tpeldsn meine Geute nur
Sped, 8ro0 unO &affee bdtten, tetne
9ele9en6eii gum Ws9!aln Der &lsi0et
er6ielten, unb pfne Sboa9 ben llnbtlz
ben Der Ditterung unO Oss unauf6Orz
li4en &egens dusgeieBt tparen. SRI
f6e Sruppen, tpel9e in Der W2ttte 0es
Wonafs QuguIt antangen unb CUTE
2ager, gutes Ddiier unb geniigenoes
Sboa4 erbaIten, lino teiner ipe8''aen
Sefd6r ausgeiebt.
Sd bante Sbnen fir bic bohe Wfeiz
nunq, pel6e sic Don msinem Gpmz
munoo unb ben bon pemTelben gaeiitez
ten OienIten 6aben. 0ie1elbe belobnt
lie fir 9lqes, mas lie du5geitanoen 6az
ben. Sd babe bieTes S4reiben ben
@ensrGlen 0beeIer, canton, 8aies Il.
Sent porgeleIen, uno oieFeIben it;mmen
nit bem sSnhaIt OefeIben DOlitdnoi9
therein.
(9e3ei4neD S6ufter."
Die obige OepeT9e puroe in SSolge
einer 6eute Na9mittag i'm r0eiBen
9auIe" Itattgefunoenen GonFeren5 oes
grGfoerten nit ben SefretGren Qlger
unO Gong Der Osffenilihteit iibergez
ben urO IoG Oem 3psds bienen, irgenb
pel9e irrigen Giroriide. pel4e i'm
4uslunoe iibsr ben 3uituno entitunbsn
feir biirftsn, gu beieitigsn.
Sn elmer arberen Dem &riegsz0ez
partement 5ugeI6idten 0speI6e lebnt
@eneraI Sbafter emphatif4 ale @erz
ontportli9teit fir Die 3uItdnbs ob,
pel6e auf ben 2a3uretbihiffen nSez
neca" unb r@pn6o" berrf9ten, als
oieielben &ranfe uno @srpunDete BON
S1ntiago na4 ben Ser. Staaten
fra6ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-09
sbaitrr am orn GrGiihcnteu,

Der yEouno HobDn" ielner 9ensrdIs
uno Die IGle3te 8erFaiIung ieiner
Irmee gu Santiago.
0af6ington n. D.@.. s. auguit.
= 9sneral @buTter Ididis Oem Prd=
Eoengsn Tplgenoe 9spsI4e in 8e3ug
duf Bic 9erDffentIi4ung os5 bon Den
SenerGIen ieines Qrmeecorps unterz
5si9neten pRcan6 EO6in= "S9rei>
6ens:
,@s lit mir kj6t 6e9rsifli4, baB Die
8tr0ffentli4ung ungeEeures 9tufIeben
aema9t faben mub = in Der 56ut
m:6r, ols biz Situation re6tfertiot.
Ds Sadluge pirb bur9 Den llmItano
oeri9limmert, oaB metre 9eute s9on
total eri6Opft paren. sbe iie ertrantz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-09
Wrgr Nufi6nb brfilrdtrt.

Die 3uriidtrdnsportation Der gefan=
gsnen Spanier na9 europa biirfz
te Die Gini4iffung Der 4rmee
SHUTTERS Oer3Ogern.
8afbtpgton, .. g., 8. Dug.
- SetretGr 4lger 6efiir6tet, ouB Die
geringen 8erftanIagen in Santidgo
ernItli9 bic 2luSfii6rung Der 8efeble
oes 0epartements, bic i9leunige Rids
febr oe8 S6after'i8en 2trmeecorp5
na9 Den Ser. Staaten betreffeno, Der>
30gern piro. 2lngeIi9tS Der dnfpmz
menoen ipanii4en0ampfer, pel9e Die
trtegsgefangene 4rmee bes Generals
3oral na9 Spanien bef0roern !2qen
un0 3uerit dbgefertigt peroen miifen,
e6e IS rat6iam lit, oas 8ros Der amez
rifdniI4en Streitmd6t 3uriid gu 3iez
ben, pirO es I4pierig iein, Die 2eBtere
ein3ui6iffen, Obne odB man bic Gez
fa6r elmer groBen 9lnIammlung Don
3ruppen in Der ungeiunben Staot
IGuft.
8ereralSbafter lit telegrapbi9 an
gepieisn poroen, iiber ben Stano Der
2lngslegen6eit 8eri6t gu erfatten, II.
obglsi4 i6m BON Seiten oes 0epartsz
ments ale not6penoige unO mDgli9s
9iIfe gu She'll peroen iol, gIou6t man
ni9t, baB bus 9ros Don General
S9after'S 2lrmee Dor Dem 1. Septemz
Der eingef9ifft perben fam. Sn3piz
f9en tpiro bas groBe 9oipital uno bas
Eager BON MonIaut Point I9leunigIt
fir bic Nufna6me Der Sruppen in
Stano geIeBt. 9a man 5peiFelt, oaB
bic groBen Sran5portoampfer BEL Der
Werft in Sort Pont 5drbor anlegen
t0nnen, 10 peroen cine 4n3a6I RuOs
oampfer nit Iei6tem Siefgang, m0sz
li6erneiIe Sem gorter 6G6rboote,
beI4afft iperben miifen, I'M bic
Mannidaften pon ben groBen Dam
pfern an Die &iiite gu bringen.
Die 8eamten oes &riegs 0epdrtez
ments Iinb bur9aus nit benz Sort
ihritte 5ufrieoen, lpel9en bic 8eri6if=
flung Der glrmee 8enerdl Soral's, mel
6e Ii4 BEL Santidgo erge6en bat, iebt
erfubr. Die fir oieIeD 3ped bsItimmz
ten S4iffe 6efinoen Ti9 jeBt auf benz
Wege no9 Santiago uno perben,
fdqs feline llnfdQe eintreten, baiel6It
etpa am 13. bs. Mts. eintreffen. Die
Sruppen 'perOen oann 10 I9neq rpie
mOgli9 eingeI9ifft perben uno na8
Spanien abfdbren. DGbreno Der
nit ben llnternebmern abgef9lofsne
8ertrag bon Oieien perlangt, OaB Die
@ini9iffung Der Sruppen Big gum /.
September beenoet Iein mub, 6oFft
man, oaB oieiel6e bereitS am 10. 2tuz
quit oOer tur3e 3eit na9ber bepsrtz
itelIigt perben pir0.
.Santtu9o De Guba, 8. dug.
= Die Sran5portI4iffe gU&iami, 1"
nMdttsupan" uno y@igiIancia GIN
gen fsute nit Sruppen an gorb nab
Cen Ser. Staa5en al. Morgen peroen
TAP W1ann bonn 13. reauIdren SnFdnz
teriesRegiment, iOpis Ie98 GOmpags
nie'n beg II. Nsps0orfer 3egiments
auf Dem 0umpFer .@runo OudeB"
ein9eF9ifft.
9enerul Spral. Der ipaniI6e Be-
fe6Isbaber, unb 9eneral Sbdfter batz
ten beute Nu9mittag eine gonferen3
i'm PdIdite, in bereR iSolge ctrtd 1000
&rdnfe unD berpunoete Spdnier NOR
gen auf Den 0ampfsr r2llicante" ge=
bru9t perOen unb na9 Spanien a6>
geben iolen, iObulb oas 5a6r3eug fee
fertig gemu6t perDen tunn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-09

Giuerlsi ME b,ftiQ oNsr audeuO bic S6msrJsH auA
iciu mDqeu Die Der NIT 3btImatismus Sehdftstes
bsit.iQ,rias Srpa.iDe, 9srfriippdis. 0srptuit an
QurolRit StOtu0e ooer lraHf GarnsoTlieesnAs
ausuhtbtH bat
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Srr. JrIb,us auf Pnrtu Sfitu.
@orriitsn in bier Solomon gegen
Gan Suan. - 9enerdl 8rOOte in
Gonferen3 nit Dem @eneral Mtles.

Bonce, 9prto Ricp, 8. 2luguIt.-
9eneral 8rpofe lit bier unb conferirt
nit Dem 9enerdl W2iles. Seine Streit=
ma6t 6efinbeb Ii9 nod gu 8ulpuma.
Sine aus etpa 400 RegulGren bsItez
6sncs IpuniI9e Streitmadt itebt ettpa
adj N}eilen entfernt.
Der ameritaniI9e &reu3er nWfonts
gomerD" uno pa5 9oIpituiI4iff Dasz
lief" iinb i'm 9afen bon Ponce dn9e=
tpmmen.
@ier W}arTdtoIonnen iturt lit bus
dmeritaniIGe Snpaiions6esr aufPorto
Gico uuf bem 8ormdrIfs gsgen San
syu1n, Die 6uuptftaot Der Sn{el, be-
9rifTen. Don alien Seiten gsfaBt,
bleibt fir ben 6eino ni6ts 4nberes
ii6riq, dls ii1 entpeoar osm 8egner
uuf Dem MarI6e entgegen gu perfen
uno Ii9 porau5IiGtIi6 Dem S3ifTul
uu55uieBsn, oufserie6en gu pero:r,
pber DOR oen DDrItiirnenoen Streit-
trGFtsn Oas Neite gu iu6en uno ii6
nafSun SSu1n bineinperfer gu tafen,
NO es oann gum @ntI9eioungstampT
tpmmen tdnn, uno 3pdr DoruusIi1iz
liG nit bemIetben Gusgange, ME in
Santiago.
Die cine MarTGfplpnne, unhsr Sc
neral SdDdn, 6ut Ii9 iiber 9ducO unO
Gan German oaf oen MurI3 naG
MaDague3 gema6t, pdbrenb @snsral
6enrD oireft duf 2trecibo losmurI6irt,
NO er ii6 nit 9sneruI Sdpdn pereiz
nTg2n piro. 8enerrl Wiipn riidt ge=
Qen Goumo por, pG6renb oas 8roote'z
ife Corps DOn 2trropO auf Guper 81
marI6irt.
@uf Der odn3sn Qinie BAT bas Snbaz
fiors6eer ben 8ormdrT9 angetreten.
l1s6eraG psroen Die 5eloIager abge=
bro6en, uno ale Hegjmenter ino
mari4fertig unO bremen Darduf, gsz
gen San Suan por3ugehsn.
Sanb in 6nnb nit ben ftrdtegtIfsn
glGren Der 2an6armee ge6en Die Spe,
rationen Der iSlotte. 2(le S9iFFe Der
SyIotts MAIDEN It6 bersit, ibre Opera
tiorsbuiis na9 Der g}orofiiite oerSnIel
gu perIegsn, no Iie Ii4 bsreit bdlten
tperben, San SSuan nit einem Bonn
burbement oon Der SesTeite gu attdtiz
rem, TobuIb General Wilfs nit Ieinen
Sruppen bor Der Staot angetommen
lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-09
GerDero's 9sfuntsne &reu:

9GaDu beI Cite, 8. 2Guguft. -
Der 0ampFer rpotomac, @ig.nt6um
Der ,Mlerritt u. Chapman Wredin9
&c." 1T auf benz S6uupIaBe Der Gee
yfla6t pom 3. SuIi lrgetommen uno
Iisgt bt9t BEL osm Wrud ees Ipdntifen
Rreu8erS y@riIto6ul Colon" Der 2eBz
tere befinbet Ii4 in Ie6r f4Iimuiem gu
Itanb, uno man fiirGtst, oaB es nt6t
mDgiitb iein miro. i6n gu bsben. @u4
Die 9ta6rift iiber bic 0e6ung bsr
rMaria SsreTa" mar Dsrfriibt. 01s
5obr5eug lit Biz jsBt ned ni4t pieosr
flott.
Miami, 5Ea, 8. 9tuguIt.- -Ddhz
renb eines 6efJigsn 9epiitsrs, peI4es
Ii6 bsute iiber Dem b;eiigen Sruppan>
lager entIup, ipurben SoIpdt G6drles
@ei4 pom /. 2ouiIiandzRsgim uno
Corporal s. 8. 6umpbrsD pom L.
SeEasS S8tsiment pom 8liBe eri9idsen.
unruben 3u Sampa.
Sumpa, 6Ia., s. Qluguit. - Sin
aus gfe9ern bsitt6enoer Mtob Deriu3ts
beute frii6, Orei 3ur reguldren qrmes
gebDrige farbigs 6ubrleute aus benz
bieiigen @efGngnifie gu bsfreien. Gtns
bepaffnets Wafe mar in benz 9e>
fGngniiie itationirt uno CAB, nd4oem
Die Heger ms6rere Rspolberi9iife dbs
gefeuert batten, eine Dolle Salpe db,
porauf Die Qufriibrer entfloben. Wtebz
rere oerIel6en fparsn perpunoet uno
puroen DON i6ren &amerdoen baDonz
gei9leppt.
6telbemSieber 5umO r.
@fbepilIe, q. g., 8. 4ug. -
grigaoegeneral Spbn 9. 9olano ftdrb
hsute oabier al einem 1ieber, pel4es
er Tih in Gaidamdugl 3uge3ogsn bate.
Die ue6erreIte peroen mad Der 9eiz
mdfb oes 8sritorbsnen i'm Stadte
Retp gort gei9idt psroen.
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An oas 9u6ftRnm.

Sb itbc mid psrlulabt auf oit: g9sie Oas BON
meiutu Soufurreuten se,hrsuti G;riidt odb i'd
tptacn Der 6rrid)tunQ mtintr ueuen Sabri nibt I'M
Stanos lei, ,rtb,iltt auitrdes prompt ju sriultu
Su fuiOerleecn. Sm @sqsHbtil bin i6 QerdO, i;Bt
tpeotn meiuer 6,osutsno psrmsbrttn deilitdteu uno
Derqrobrrten aulleeu I'M Stdnoe, ieosn gluitrae
prompt aussufilltn unO iu Qltidtr Seit 5,o,rmdnn
jufrisosu ju HELEN. Sit 9reiie beibtn tets Die
neOriaftu fir Die bette Grbst.
cDsin G5ei6dits sSiireau unO bic 9aosnrGums fptr=
ben in Rr O. IL unp l3 @sitSprltt<StraBt, 5pi=
ibeu 6barlss= uuo Saroptr~StrGbe bleibsn Sd=
sabeubulI= dbolm:, 9ta d :
unp @eh Strobe btereuBt.
SDadbtuHe espoqt
g. 4. Santcr,
Tabritdnt BON StautdIten, 9irtdusGnriftuue
fir ganfen Supeierc apotbtftH, 2doen, 9irtaur,
gdrbtrs unD 98irtbi6aftss sseiurt6tungtn, Billiards
unO Qoolti1en NM Bier r=2lbitb= =Ginri6tuueen, ;o=
ipie Grbdusr ppu 9saslblbren. (2l2-3-)
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0pn Snubheit aeheiLt.

3eitlpeilig mar i4 iebr tau6, unO
nGbreno ii6er flint Sabre bate i9 ei=
nen itetissn 2lusfluB aus beibep Obs
rem. SD lieb mid dr5tli4 bebanbeIn,
bob o6ne irgsro peI4en GrfOIg, bis
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The Florence daily tribune., 1898-05-23
NOTICE

All local announcements such as
of church services, entertainments,
and meetings are published as
news in the local columns of The
Tribune, but such notices and all
ocal news, to insure publication,
must be in The Tribune Office be-
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the previous afternoon. The
Tribune, in order to print one
half of the foreign matter it re-
ceives, cannot give any time to
local composition after 10 a. M,
unless the matter is extraordinary.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-05-23
THE COLONEL
RAN THE TRAIN
Southern Pacific Wanted to Over
charge His Regiment
so HE CHANGED ENGINEERS

Ogden, Utah, May 23-As the
result of dispute over the amount
of payment for transportation over
the Southern Pacific railroad, the
Minnesota volunteers are speeding
westward on train driven by
members of their regiment.
The Southern Pacific railroad
company tried to make the colonel
pay $50 above the contract rate
for transporting troops to San
Francisco. The colonel would
not agree to this and ordered an
engineer and fireman who are
members of one of his companies
into the cab in place of the rail
roads employees. He gave them
instructions to kill anyone who at
tempted to interfere and to run
the train through.
The two volunteers did not hesi-
tate but started the train for the
West.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-05-23
PACIFIC TROOPS
TO SAIL TOMORROW
Nearly 5000 Men and q Quantity
VI SlIHrIunnrun
GEN. OTIS GOES WITH THEM

Washington, May 23-The war
department has issued orders for
the transports City of Pekin, Sgd
ney and Australia to sail today.
The Pekin will carry only stores
and ammunition. The others each
carry thirteen hundred troops.
Brigadier General Thomas An
derson will command the expedi-
ton but General Otis will accom-
pany it.
Later-General Otis has ordered
the Sidney and Australia to sail
for the Philippines tomorrow.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-05-23
u. & r. Especial Rates

$3.50 to Cripple Creek and re-
turn. Good Sundays only,
Travellers Protective association
Omaha, An open rate of S20.6O
for round trip, May 29and 30, final
limit, 10 days from date of sale.
Utah excursions, S1S round trip
June II, ID, IA, go and 30, good 20
days from date.
Grand Army Republic, Cripple
Creek, $3.50 round trip, June 13
and Ia, good until June 20.
Shriners at Dallas, Texas. S24.55
round trip, for sale June IL and
IL, final limit, June %.
State Teachers convention and
Field day sports of high schools at
Pueblo 81 go round trip, tickets
sold May 10 and 81, good until
May %.
Christian Endeavor, Pueblo,
Colo. $l.60 round trip June 16,
good until June II.
Women's clubs, Denver, S5.35
round trip, June 20 and q, good
until June 30.
American Medical association
meeting Denver. An open rate of
$5.35 round trip for sale June 6
and 7, good 10 days from date of
sale.
A. M. Moore. AGENT.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-05-23
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