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Arizona republican., 1898-09-12

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 with the sound nervous terror insidi- ously grew tipot, the girl. Utterly fear less in most situations, s-fn1l of q thoughtless daring duc'in g measure to aii inability properly to measure Gari- ger, Ind yet she always quailed before a thunderstorm; and never had t'ilt. dread sounds scanned so awful in her ears as now in the weird 1onei ? ess of the place into which she had thought lesslg ventured. She seemed an insig hifieant atom east. atirift' in a. world given over to destruction. Mercur;alin her temperament.s "a despairihg ronvic tioh suddenly fastened iFon her thai she-had somehow missed the way shf, sought. Togo back land take thereguIar road involved ride before which, with her nervous tisrelish Of the now almost incessart thunder, her soul turned sick; though to go on appeared such . questionable adventure that she stopped short on the brow Of short. steep hill, considering the othor side iii Il misery of uncertainty. eRut even as slie looked fate came to Her relief re yealirg the figure of a niar on horse. back passing Between the st~cas, just over the trow of the nexfE ER'll FTe w;is riding iron, her; and on the; 'nS ant she was urg;l'e her horse dovE lse slrecipi- tous eoulee. determined to osertake him and as' direction as'fo llerway.
 Buta .s tottorns of the deep crtran a small.-, ,,l across wh:e,i-y as thrown a rude hl [ 2 of poles; and az ti,e horse, in the r us of the mad dash down the steep e,.!banknent, plunged =heay- fly upon fi4 s iiinsy stTucture, length of rotten wood. snapped like a pipe stem, ere Cf the animals. fore-legs go- ing d.sn ssi5h such force as must fti- eyitab hays thrown the 1-;seg had she not boss. it 10 see the dsuger and jump to save herself. As it was, ;n the sud;lsn, unconsidered movement her siE T, ee-:e-ht on the sadtlle-horn and she hali i'll, her weight coming upon her ou red hands in such fashion as serereiy ' renched one wrist. Hur- riedly slspree,;ng to her feet, it was with a r sure of discontinue and re- lief that shc rerce;ved the strange rid ing toward her as fast as horse might carry him. It was annoying to be d:s;s- covered in such undignifed pose, even by such simple ranchman as she i'm agined the rider to be: but there was scarcely time for the captious thought in the imperative need of help.
 Miss Meredith-are you hurt?" i,a breathlessiy exclaimed. as he threw himself from the saddle beside her, sc much Of genuine concern in voice and manner that the girl felt unconscious. ly strengthened and comforted. Ttdid not until afterward occur to her as strange that he should call her by name So far as she noticed it at alL it had only a soothing sound of friendliness.
 i (Continued Tomorrow.J
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Southern Paeifc Co.
.CsE,s ~>~rS

(P *CIF,s sN~rh 1omn,eu,ins april }. i- :. t,sin. leave uarlco:.s s as follows: I,lfk A. M. Tuesdays ana Fr1daye Sunset 4tJ( Limited" for Los Angeles, Sa. Fran cisco and all California points.
 E.OOeA. M. DAILY, PACIFIC Ht PRESS CsCZ fer point iL Cslifnrnis vada Oree ob tnd Washington
 1A..y6 A. M DAILY MIXED TbAi FOR | O.cC Tucson, Benson. Lordsbur, Dem- hn. El raso and intermediate ,tations O.In F. NJ. DAILY MIXEL TRAIL FOR O.fO Gila Bend nd intermediates tions ~..ol PM. DAILY MIXED TRAI FOR Z,j El Faso and all way slari nt tA.AO P. DAILY NEWORLEA FIX. OeOO press for uc-ou Beuson.i ming, FiPssO.a San Ant sDio. ionstal and New cans. 1st S1 PM rue-da,s .nd Fr,ds, sasan- l lhJ.C ( eet Limited" for E Pes Fort " "orth St Louis. Ghicago and all potn east.
 GOODs \, : Ben ascss. Agt.-
Arizona republican., 1898-09-12

;commission, ten per centD. 50 active men and wo- men can earn, from s5 to $15 per day for the next thirty days selling lots in Kilroy's New Palestine tract on the installment plan. Lots 50xl30 feet; prices range from $40 to S125, payable in monthly installments $3.32 to $8 per month without inter
 est The only tract in or near to Phoenix that has both sanitary and storm sewerage. Call at once. Out side parties can deal through Wells, ? Fargo & Go. Rooms 201-2 Fleming block. -., .,...-...... -.s- SOLICITORS WANTED-Ladies or gentlemen for our complete sets of Juvenile Books for the holidays. Each set has four books graded for little ones. to grown up folks. Each book charming, delightful, captivat- ing. Prices range from Soc to $2.5e. Large books, each overflowing with happy illustrations Tremendous sellers. Nothing like them Four months golden harvest for ener- getic workers. Credit given. Freight paid. Biggest commissions. Outfit with samples of all four books free. Send twelve 2 cent stamps for pay ing part only of the postage alone Drop. all trash and clear $500 month with our exclusive Juveniles. i. THE NATIONAL BOOK CONCERN. JUVENILE DEPT, CHICAGO.
 STAR LODGING HOISE-Henry Rixen. Prop. Good beds 25c. - Literally fur nishedE with-all modern Improvements. A well appointed barber shop in con nection. Southwest corner Jackson and First Sts, one block east Of Santa Te depot. -~---
Arizona republican., 1898-09-12

Train No. 1 connects with Seuthe;n Pa-. cifie train No. 19, eastbound, leaving Mar. icepa at 19s08 sp.s m. ls Train Mo- connects with Southern Pa cific train : Nc. 90. westbound. leaving Maricopa at 5:36 a. m.
 Connections made at Phoenix with S. F., F. & F. R. R. for Prescott anu Cen- ErGsS. F =5s .a-ss ny a-a. Connections at Mesa with stage for Goldfield, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri days, at 12:S0 p. m.; for Florence and Globe, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur- days, at 4 clock a. m .aS ~Trains stop on signal.
 Pullman Palace Sleeping car on all trains between Phoenix and Maricopa. N. K. HASTEN, B. F. PORTER,
 President. Genl Supt.
 M. o. BICKNELL,
 Gen1 F'rt. and Pass. Agt.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-12
PROFESSIONAL IL
PHYSICIANS.

T. F. CFiILDs, M. b., Physic,an and Surgeon. Thirty years experience in medicine. One of the hest ldiagnostic- ians in America. Treats diseases scier- tiffcally Office hours. 10 to t2 a. m.. to 4 p. m. Do not forget the number, 2A West Washington street. Phoenix. Arizona. ..
Arizona republican., 1898-09-12
tDining Station.

atdS10ty.i The only North and South line in Ari- zoHa traversins and reaching the most Interesting sections; including the great Salt. River-Nalley.i -;
 Through tickets to all points in the United States, Canada and Mexico. +
 Contracting at sJerome JuHctios sswftfs trains of U. V. & P. By for; Jerome
 At Prescott with stage lines for all the principal mining camps, at Congress Junction with Congress Gold Co. R. R. for Congress, and stage lines for .Herqua Hala, Stanton and YarnelI. ss-=s.:t. At Hot Springs Junction with the c. C. H.-S. T. Co. stage line for Castle Greek Hot Springs the new all the year health resort..21; = =
 At Phoenix with the M & F.. R.. Y. By for all points on the S. F. system. F. NJ. MURPHY. R. E. WELLS,
 Pres. & Gen. Mgr Asst. Gen. Mgr.
 - Prescott; sAriz. Prescott, A si2 GEO. M. SARGENT, D. W.GILr EFT, Genl Fit & Pass. Agt. Gen'l Agt.
 Prescott, Ariz. Phoenix, Ar.z.
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VETERINARY.

..1-=-a-.-4t- 2 pt1s.--- .F.-. '. J. c. NORTON, D. V. M-veterfnary physician. surgeon and dentist Resi- dence No. 127 N. Fourth avenue Office Ford Hotel block, W. Washington St., Phoenix. Office hours 10 to 12 a. m.. to 4 D. m. F. O. RICHMOND. NJ D. C.; Phoenfx. Arizona-Veterinary sdrgeen and denz tist: diseases all domestic animals sci- entifically treated. Residence- 537 West Van Buren street. Office at the Golden Eagle stable, Second near Washington street. Telephone No. 1O0 No charge for consultation. Agent for ~ Horse Review
Arizona republican., 1898-09-12
ENGINEER.

GENERAL BLACKSMITH shop cor ner First street and Madison. Cheap prices. Shoeing, $1.2b per horse.
 v. c. LOPEZ.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-12

CITY LIST, furnished rooms and houses to rent Money loaned at reasonable rates on real estate se- curities. Intelligence Office, IF North First avenue.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-12
? Popular VaDtz. ;' ].

girl for general house.
 work. Must hr gfod cook. $ Apply
 300 East Adams street
Arizona republican., 1898-09-12

THE PORTLAND; new family hotel; 525-531 Central avenue. 1IandsGme rooms, single or en suite.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-12

FOR Cheap: ice box. nearly new: also ten volumes Chambers Encyclopedia; must be sold at once
 Ina aire at 554 North: Fourth avenue.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-12

FOR RENT-Furnished house; rooms for housekeeping; single rooms;
 centrally located. Inquire at $50 North First avenue, first house across canal on west side. :s;.....;, :.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-12

CALL AT No: 8 in Cook building,
 first stairway west of postoffice. for
 city list of residences and rooms for
 rent. Free information given. Spe- cial atteLtion given to showing :. property without. charge .--.....
Arizona republican., 1898-09-12

WANTED-To rent outright, or the use of ia office, a good typewriter, at a reasonable price, for period of one or two months; Remington pre-
 ferred. Address Z.,. this ofice..5,
Arizona republican., 1898-09-12

NOTICE to the public: That from this date on T will hot pay any ac-
 counts or debts made or contracted
 by my wife. C.. J. sBEAUYAIS. 5 September T. 1898. s.:,-
Arizona republican., 1898-09-12

FOR RENT-The incest cottage in the city. Inquire of L. D. Copeland
 machine shop. ..,. z.s-=.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-12

MRS. M. A. sIEGRIsT has returned to
 PhoeLix and will give lessons in, palmistry and phrenoIogy from No vemner 1. For lessons or private examination apply early at corner
 South Third avenue and Sherman street. - 3s's=
Arizona republican., 1898-09-12

WANTED-Two live energetic dry goods salesmen. References re
 quired Address Box 992, city.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-12

FOR RENT-Well furnished. detached
 room. Stove and large closet; pri-
 vate: s10 per month. Inquire at 408 North Second street. -s:.--s DRESSMAKER from the east desires
 styles; McDuwell system. Address
 Dressnaaker. Republican office. :,
Arizona republican., 1898-09-12

by an Al carpenter; competent to take charge job or day work. Address, Carpenter. this office
Arizona republican., 1898-09-12

Shortest quick & ut. ts-t~esi isss.a- vi " st .4ss-ss.s D.. ,igs ss.is !
 a.asnts = s -.. rE.e7 t- =s-es-ss.s. .
 Effective June |. tsas
Arizona republican., 1898-09-12

FOR RENT-Handsomely furnished
 house of six rooms, with bath. Cen. trally located. No children. Ad- dress Box 516, city. s.5s'is.s- ...s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-25
To JoiN UiN MILES.
Mayor General nroole i,,ady To- Embark
fofroriu tu,o.

Washington. JUS Mil gsn.
brooke, e.mmHnlIuE 900. Hfst army
corps. will alu tlIlY from Newport
News o. Join Gen, MUea bt Porto Itel.
The general will embark Uu tuu ST.
Louis ana lr De- VIII proceed ImmH.lI-
ltcly without waiting Tor ihD whole 10
hIa command ha should arrive IN
Porto Rico HHnu time Friday COZ stur.
day IN, 81. Louis will ba ACCOM-
panied on ihp run down 90, coast by
The 81 Paul, 600 which viii ID. iha
hgadlulrtUra W Gen. tiniuea The rc-
mlinder % iH, troops ln On kHmturi
VIII o. embarked It Hampton Roads
~ rapidly HH possible aud ID De- exp etc
"a that ihH last them will be- aboard
ship by Woingiiy
The reported boarding - q German
steamer on fan Juan d. Porto HIUI hy
a launch from an American naval ysH-
sci lA taken nt The var department 90
confirm liH belief that Gen. Miles has
arrived there. However. some vessels
Oh the auxiliary fleet have bHpu hl k.
aiding San Juan and the iiuuHh may
have been from one ~ those vessel Dr..
Instead uf from Miles n,pi IN. a..
pIrim nj has mo- doubt that Miles IL
IN Porto Rico aud m ull ~ the details
N The DNp. dillon are moving with rs-
rlHlln there lH uytTy reason Go believe
that the troops viii ali Doe ashore bee
fore the end NJ tho WHrk Col Heck
~, VINO Do directly Zoo charge ~ the
transportation 1rtAUTt mrufH here rrr
turned o. Wellington from Fortress
Monroe entirely satisfied with The
pfNgrrsa hrlW made there ln ihs emo
MrAatlpu ~ Cen. lirIikt'H command.
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iIsht uf when Che United stntss brrfrs
&c. hguro uu Indemnity. have Hi.
waNr believed TINT tho NuHs wis.
blown un hH th' Spguiards. % may
Do. however Tint tho not was dome
.p.itlnHely and without th. ku0ul-
edge of Che Spanish government hut
The Maine went into ID friendly h1rbuf
90 % friendly m'saIon ard should h1ya
hgrn protected while in that h1funr.
lhIF lH iuct which the Amor ..u
people cannot l1so slant o.
''t the spanish territory which m1y
accrue io u' hecaus. " The wnr th.r'
w. only one Island which 0 would Dbl. Oh.
favor of retaining aud that iH Porto
Rico. 1h.rc nf' 1f1ua Wh, Porto
lti.' would D.. desirable acquisition.
lut. n7 ] believe. th.Hu iH uu oNrHHH
i'r insInF Che lm'rI Ines 'r Duhl
AnneN ZION oi th. lIuI' pines would
%. 'nai'H trouble ~. "nr E1F.fnm nt
NltA"f we nin conn nhi"d with 90
ingufgrnt leader AruInH l'. Whu hH
D. necA.l Il'nf li WIN l.".If. Whis
tlcs and other trlnk.i o. 90 distinguish
h.m''lf Dom other u'ria'r. and n we
attempt Co. IlN t'.Im Co.. 90. phliIua
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coSn I,L,ND MEETING.
Horses that VIII Compete la the Great
Race in september.

New York. July li-rha an meet.
ms q the Cuu.l Island Jockey club
PROMISE tl furnish excellent It.IuF.
Tho secretary h1H quot announced mo
numhrr N entries 100 each NJ thu rilkHp
that closed uu July M.
There orr t'a entries boo "a stakes. Az
the stHrt ~ Che eastern turf HrU |n.
The principal races are the Twin Clty
handicap uad thr Autumn cup
one D. o. boz run ln MlUily E'uiHWs
Dor o. ana tho other on Saturday Sop,
tcmh'r No.
Ornament and Hamburg are eutsr,r
Ia both these stakes tf hulf slant loo
each race there win Boz two mlgu.n-
cent butiiet Tho entries 10 thc two
races follow.
Twin Guy handicap. one md quar-.
tor mlaH The fflir, THO. Hen Hll.
ladHy, lItuihHll, Royal stag. White
Frost. Sir Walter Sir NIHslr Judge
Denny. Pink Coat iltmuurs Simon
". Iluuutk Burn. NlriLful, sHmpHr
Ego, Sly Fox. H.u IuriI. WhHtlIup
CON liuHlu, Ornament ogden. Tho
iiururuut ilunIsuuuH LlustoCk un
Dock. senator Bland George BOYD.
Plauilt Cluliellph Or CltlrtL
m. Autumn ru. two mil.si Line
stock, S'musr Ego. sly flN orul'
mont. ChlllDug o. Scotch Plaid Sir Vas
sar. Havoc. Pink Coat Dutch skater
on DECK. Ban Holiday G,urs. Boyd.
Tho Fuar Wh.ttlus CON- Iulsu Don.
~. TraFHi.m lWpr hammock, The
roman. Hamburg. ultur Bland.
Goodrich, Mlrthul l.auiiI Tlllu Tho
In h1h those races Ornament win
moot T1'u. and Zoo ono. ogden. Thr
rlWt ITua $40 walter huha up again
.n ths irwin city handicap. while tho
greater weaterurL rpudit may start IN
A. hish @ class win he found I'm the
other stuk0a A complete list NJ those
CLOSING uu July I, with the number NJ
entries. follows
Gr.at Elsum handicap far 2-yclr
Odds. EJ.TiaIDuHh Cor -rNulr oll4, .Ni
Autumn NHldu. ilr aryHlr ODDS, On
-HuuHIr.. cor i-Ntur uldr. 90; Dash, tnr
g-yaar uIUs. 5ls Bellies. flr n.lIgs e.yslr
Odds. a.. Partridge, lHr NUlr Odds. Iat
Golden Nod f.r 2-y.lr Odds. o. lilghI
f1r g-yUlF ulls and upward, SO, S.p-
trmb.r for asyUtr l'lF, 20 FlyIug
lsnJ.rlr Cor I-yelr l'ls. 20. Dolphin.
f.r ..y.lr uIls. 20. NHtpUr7 Tor 3-yru
llFa g0 Twin Clty handicap, Tor BE-
y,lr Odds and upward, 30 Autumn Gun.
flr g.yrHr uIs and upwards 2bl Turi
h.rlIuau. for a.yHur Odds and upwards.
Z. pus.'U handicap, fur 3-yHfr olds ana
upwards, No. Autumn handicap Tor H-
vtlr Odds and upwards comprising lha
Fau hlTdIUgp ut Six iurIunEli The
ocean at ONE mile. ana iha Omnlum 40
one milo and % furlong %,
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noNrl r0n riir rnoor,.
rudosmen in Santiago Refuse silver Doll
lar tNrspt at q Discount.

Washington. July s5-Malor shlncn.
10 fhr MS alrpa viii sli from Nov
York tomorrow lu tho Ollyritr Tor
Santiago. uur mrlui,i hy ,hrrs pay
maft.IH They WlIl u.ru The payment
~ tfHHuH uu their arrival and in a
NHfY HhHT. ton. win Doe Joined by other
UH3WlHtUtH. who VIII aHElHt in paying
.n % moral Skaters army and then
viii prIr.si 90 Porto Rico 30 pay on
lhr army lf Gen. Miles
4 rather interesting question has
arisen loo regard 90 the payment u
troops a telegram has been received
frm Gen, fhIfirr requiring that gold
tud paper hr Hrui 90 Santiago uH
trad HmHu there refuse 90 arrep.
American silver dollars like the Mex
loan dollars ana dollars ~ South
American CuuulrrH ~ wac Paw
master General sAutln's Intention %
s.ud aH llttlu silver HH possible. cons
huIuE 10 mostly il subsidiary coin fYr
100. purpose uf making change on ace
count 70 'hH greater convenience %
takr rIld aui paper. and h. WIii cons
tlrur iu dH u. Considerable .nliFm-
uHu De- expressed chat American money
~ ans Bind ls discounted ana q rug-
FsHt In has boon made Oh the secretary
y war fhlf any brakeman who refuses
l HrHUrt iuIf.I State money NJ any
Kind 1t 100 cents 0n ne dollar should
HH removed frm any territory over
which thH American NAG floats ~ ls
nor known fhIt any orders win be- aaut
u Cen shI1Ur 800 me subj ut,
TH" uruHsit.lu m shat thr refusal
90 B.r.ut silver dollars 's the -HHult NJ
Ih. lHre uaH nf tho silver In Mexico
and the South Amerv1u Countries.
which mas never passed Tor more than
hllf iis face value,
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.rNn NnaMnl-. rn crnN
That is What The no.ion napii.i- Would
1.-The To- Have Done.

ANNf ~ tANH NWnNs
boston. July 15.-TrD twelfth nap-
tIft church iuft uirhi adopted the fol-
lowing
"ii,sol,sd. That tho fresldant b,
tUuuUtUI ,u Institute free military
fuhunl Boz which Ca educate cpi1rud
fulli.u fIf th. duties uf commissioned
uncrra. which was ou March 20. 1855
u0u. iur wuitu soldiers. who were APP
pointed Co lead ooiur,d troops. and tho
M,u chosen fur this responsible Office
lU taken nom those who have won
distinction un the battlefield.
t,HuIyyd. That the people assembled
recognize with gratitude the courage
Hrd H1ldioriy qualities NJ the blacks.
now in cuba, who made the victory
Uf Santiago o. possibility Aa the cll-
mate uf cuba, "a menace a. the white
soldier Or adapted 90 promote the
hlrhyft development % the black. II IL
our hope ~ pee the Pearl % the An
titles become a. America what II has
f.,or been 90 spaiu-thc home "
thrifty and happy people.
Resolved. Tint n On uur belief that
iht black man hAr been educated and
trained 10 fulnll an important mis-
SION not only Tor cuba. but Tor tho
r1nith porHcaflunH thrt ARE a. come
under our control. The cuban. Tor
WNuu We went 20 Nht with Nphins
whom asked ~ do mrninl work de-
c'ln'd. claiming that h. was soldier
nnd not working man. The negro.
faithful o. his WrHtpr before cmnnci-
iuiIuu came. ana uH n rCntraband In
helping ur Go build our forts and do
work essential a. the success of the
amy wnH o. soldier nH faithful In bur
iru-hrHrinE HH De- WIS brave Ia battle,
md row occupied the proud position
d. holds lu The eyes ~ the world be-.
cause christie rule obtains control and
"l'u that humbloth himself shah be
rRHItUu."
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New YORK. July 90 AN hope NJ the
recovery ui Llout WIN. 4. FlHCus 1f tho
worth auGarur from typhoid fpyrr has
boon ahluI. urd. TIE was one oi the
six officers who came north from SAM
taru u week ago, saturday The lIHu-
tenant D. H.nklug gradually His father,
WIN FIHpus. formerly sheriff OF Arm-
strong county Pa ana his sister.
blanche FIHrus, uf Pennsylvania, are
Tha other five officers continue to i'm
prove.
Private OTIelyy OF the Twenty-nrst
mfautry Ms the most serious case IN tho
marine hospital at Clifton. lie ~ sur
fsrIur from o bullet wound In the hip.
Tho rinaty-nlne other patients are Inn
proyluE
Tho United states hospital steamer
Relief is stlll anchored on Stapleton,
g. L.
THE sick and wounded on board are
all improving.
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rx.sronrrAny snrUm,N az WAR
Disapproves the slight To- Garcia Discusses
the Question ~ Indemnity,

New York. July g5.-A special 20 tn
World from WsHhiUstHu says;
Former Secretary M state John
sherman On an interview slld.
u regret 20 hear uI the reported
differences between Generals Shhfter
and Garcia In cuba 10 the CubanH
deserved enough respect tn Zoe rucug-
uiyed by the United SiHt.a % seems to
mD they should De- usH ctcd on tho
field ~ battle, They have huitlod for
liberty and freedom from spaln's tyr
any for half o century ur more and
now that the object which they have
pm long fought Tor b. hoo sight, they
should share In Tho fruits OF victory.
General Garcia should have been IN
vltpd 10 the surrender ut Santiago,
and II he was not blunder was
madc,
"C,ngress passed a rrsl'utlon 10 eN-
rel spain from cuba. lu that ruHp.
luton 4 was clearly stipulated that
wa should leave the island 90 the cor.
trol OF the people thereof after a firm
aud stable government hll n'en eAtnh-
llshcd Therefore we cannot with any
show OF c0nrlftruCy. luy claim TO the
Inland after II has been taken from
~ is yet TO DE determined whether
or not the CuhnuH arc pal able OF self.
government n they are, wen ana
GOOD we should turn the island over
tb th0m. bat if the Cublns become
dissatisfied with their form NJ govern
mont after We set 10 up and rebel
against Il, We would duuhllets feel
called upon to step In ana take the H.
i,rd This. To my mind, II the only
gontinrency which could arise whore
In the United states would be Justified
n taking Cuba.
t,Nt his time n II not possible 10
FORM an approximate estimate Of the
.n,ount Of Indemnity we should demand
from spain Much depends on futur,
events. II seems 20 me, however that
the Maine incident should not be lost
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Arsrnr, WIZ ErMArN SrurHsL.
The Emperor Hss said ~ aud lie Never
ureaks iiis Wort

New York. July q. dispatch 70
the World from klusr.1n, Jamaica
Austria will remain neutral. EN-
prrlr FtuuliH Joseph % ~ stli Il and ~
never breaks his wuri.
This was IA, only comment that "a
captain 90 The Austrian wnrshlp Mar
ThUrtHa would make gn tAa spanlah
recent experience % the Marie
Theresa have not bcvn calculated %
cause her captain uul crew O. f0g'
kindly toward the United states AZ
ter being dlutd and f.t#i lu Havana,
they arrived OF SAutHsI hlrhor 90 %.
shot az by tn American battl, sh..
Iowa. simply because, .s The American
officer explained, "a Au'rian mas
looked a good deal Dos. ihD spanish
The Marie Theresa came into Pur.
ROYAL ha4blr Saturday morning. To-
the cabin N tho BIS whit. whuhlu
Won Ripper talked Or ely about q.
Ameri an blttlcshlp making a target
Of hla vessel.
Every one In IN, American fleet
from commodore down was ~ nllli
aud Apologize" h. slii. that 1 now
have higher regard Cor the men on
the American navy ,hlu ever before.
We ala not design %. Austrian has
and W. cannot help lts resemblance %
the spanish nag. Bui never mind, ~
an over. sly only rgr0t u that The
rules OF she Austrian navy would not
permit my leaving my ship. as ! want
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send an dtiicer.
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