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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-06-25
Notice 60 Taxpayers.

The tax roll has been placed in my
hands for collection and l shall be in at
tendance daily at the Office in Mr.. Quello'e
meat market, where the same can be
paid, JAMES WILCOX.
Village Treasurer.
Red Jacket June "a
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Lake Linden stage.
Stage leaves Pearce's livery stable
Lake Linden, every day at 8 q. m. 10 Q.
m, 1 and A p. m. Stageleaves Mcclure Q
livery stable, Red Jacket, at 8 a. m, IL
a. m. and 1 and 4. p. m.
THOMAS PEARCE,
JAMES McCLrRE,
Proprietors.
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Win your battles against disease by
acting promptly. One Minute Cough
Cure produces immediate results. When
taken early 1t prevents consumption.
And in later stages it furnishes prompt
relief. SoDERGREN & SoDERGREN.
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Smoke Shaug's Klondike cigars, man
ufactured by L, N. Shaug, $40 Pinestreet,
Red Jacket,
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Contractors will consult their best in
terests 10 getting our prices on all kinds
OF hardware. CARLTON How, Co.
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Eagle River Hotel.

For convenience OF parties visiting
Eagle River. Col. Wright has thrown
open the doors Of the Phoenix Hotel for
the reception Of guests. Good stabling
and feed for horses furnished.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-06-25

For SALE CHEAP-A good horse. with
complete new outfit. WILLIAM WAS,
Tamarack.
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Lawn mowers. ice cream freezers and
refrigerators at City hardware. North
Front street.
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ADDITIONAL LO CAL NEWS.
Smoke the Monitor cigar.

The best paint is always the cheapest
Try Cartons.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-06-25
Smoke the Monitor, best 10cent cigar

Few more Crawford bikee. good as any
other made. Nov a bargain, at Salo-
monson's hard ware store.
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n Won cannot In the harvest
Gather up the richest sheave-
MANY q grain, both ripe and golden.
viii the careless reapers leave
Go and CLEAN among the briers
orowfhR rank against the wall.
Dor 10 may b that their shadow
Hidss the hnavisss wheat Of 81:
-eelssosl
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To Cure a cold In one Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money ifit fails
to cure. Twenty-Five cents. For sale by
ID. T. Macdonald.
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Have your watches repaired by the
Leyin Jewelry Co. AID save money.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-06-25

All sizes Of flags, from 8 feet to 20 feet
at l.. Hennes Il Co.'s.
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II in need OF a macintosh, either ladies'
or gents, go to Hoskipg & Co.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-06-25

For SALE-A buggy. Apply to Charles
Gray, 1915 South Rockland street.
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Children like it, 1t saves their lives. We
mean One Minute Cough Cure. the infalli-
BILE remedy for coughs. colds, Group, bron-
chitis, grippe, and all throat and lung
troubles. SoDERGREN & SoDERGREN.
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Great bargains at Hoskipg & Cos lace
curtain sale tomorrow and Monday.
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~ gave us new feast to be kept in re-
membrance Of Him till He shall come
again
LESSON X.-Jesus Condemned (Math.
xvi, il.26) Golden Text, Tim. 4, Is,
onrist Jesus came into the world to cave
s s,s. Pilates questions and perplexi-
we are still the great ones, "Barabbas or
.esus' and What shall / do with Jesus?"
a. s 'nen so now the majority choose Barab-
uas, and II they ever think Of Jesus 1t Is
s SrSh only to wish that there was not any
such person.
LESSON XL-Jesus Crucifled (Math.
1ru n, So.oO). Golden Text, Cor. Nv, 8,
es onrist died for our sins. according to the
Sriptures." There was no other way by
mnich atonement could be made. A sinless
.ah was required and to that end He be-
s anea man. Because we are flesh and
,,~ oou he took the same (Heb. II, Ia, and
ove eu al IN body like ours, sin excepted, for
LESSON XII.-The Risen Lord (Math.
a. ~, 500. Golden Text, Rev. 4, Is, at
Al! ne that liveth and was dead, and, be-
C y,u, am alive for evermore." A risen
na,,' s' az Gods right hand having all
tv"er IN Heaven and ON earth Is the great
aTSa. We glory In, and pray with Paul,
~ may know Him and the power OF
M. resurrection. II our lives showed
r..,i risen life In calm and clear reflection
n H.. suffering or cheerfully doing all
sco~ comes TO us to bear or do, we would
Womb a moro for Him, or rather He
slor. accomplish more through Nc to His
belis.s II only we knew Him better and
crns. veo his love more fully. Ne would -
~raineo - "0o ouiokly spd 6nI1ss ~
"uo 40 not know Hlm,
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HuPr0h

Red Jacket, June %.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-03

or two and possibly longer. II IS hoped.
however. that the quarantine officials
may be induced 20 show clemency IN this
matter, despite the strict rules applied
this season - ordinary vessels arriving
from Cuban ports; because the Dispatch
boats do not enter Cuban ports. as there
are none OF these they can enter now.
and when they are not az Port Antonio
they are GU; or the high seas, simply en-
gagged in carrying dispatches which are
transferred TO them BY small boats. a
mile or more OF the Cuban coast and
they have no direct communication with
the shore. They have been running 20
Port Antonio for six weeks past. as there
Is no other means 81 getting news 70 the
United States promptly.
The only direct cable communication
with southeastern Cuba - by line re-
Gently established By ths Americans at
Guantanamo and Juragua. which runs 70
the United States - way % Hay1. b1;
this Hne u occupied almost exclusively n
carving Official dispatches between ne
army and navy Representa- Tss and "aFa-
inEtoa. ard only the most neasre press
teGsgraraz can Be ser, over T.
u the jamaican authorities enforce TIE
quarantine regulations strictly against
Newspaper boats. WHICH are maintained
At grsat eTo-t and expense. Jsrna4ca MI
have % be aoa1d9ned - 3 Point y sing
dispatches and ths p1o.lc q ne United
States zad other countries ~ill receive a
greatly delayed service q newn regarding
the proEfress q Ire var.
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letter gives a description. from the Span
ism point OF view. Of the attack by the
American feet on Playa del Este and on
the forts in the entrance to Guantanamo
bay. The writer said that as Playa del
Este had only two muzle-loading guns and
sand intrenchments the detachment could
do nothing before the ships firing on them
from all sides. so the soldiers were obliged
TO retire. The writer speaks of the short
age Of ammunition among the Spaniards
and comments with an air of wonder upon
the serenity with which the American
squadron took possession Of the outer bay
"as If for harbor Of rest" He declares
that he has no -four and is serving out
half rahons and is in hard straits gen
orally.
A paragraph from the bulletin an
n0unces that Garcia is on his way with
5000 men. we'll armed and supplied from
the expedition Of the Florida. He was
said TO have left behind a number Of his
men to prevent any junction with the
Spanish forces at Holguin
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YnWl S roe FORElGN PhPERS

Loz6gn. July TIE Enaniniiy T'ta
which the British zsSspapeFs have been
p-sissar ne Uuites states l&lsiy. tsose-
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short, however. and 1t is with great diffi-
Guilty that frequent expeditions keep the
camp partly supplied with food.
There has been much sufferirg among
the reconcentradoes but it has been great
ly anevlated since they left the city and
joined the insurgent armies.
Four Spanish spies were caught in the
Cuban camp and after a speedy trial by
court martial they were sentenced and
promptly shot The Spanish prisoners are
kept under close guard but are fed and
well treated Hitherto II mas been the
policy 20 release the Spsniards captured.
after depriving them Of their arms and
ammunition. but 1t IS now the purpose OF
General Diaz 70 keep the prisoners in or
der thai they may be exchanged for Gu
bans and United States soldiers taken pris-
oners by the Spaniarrs.
The battle which resulted 50 favorabiy
for General Diaz's forces was one OF the
fercest engagements which have taken
place in Plnar Del Rio and lasted the
greater part OF day
Both SIDES fought in guerilla fashion.
bit tue Spaaiards we're finally forced 90
Withdraw before the heavy and constant
fire Of the Cubans Nearly all the an
uunition II me Cuban camp was used
up and the Insurgents are in poor condition
for another hga, unless they can obtain
new supplies
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Of the American forces IN tho Pacific 70
considered 81 Importance this decision
Will at once become manifest -Four IN
arrnored cruisers lie 81 Manila bay. weed
grown after TWO months Of Inactivity IN
tropical waters. an desperately shorf -
ammunition and coal. Ia the H1saushiis
three small military expeditions which
left san Francisco are struggling acFoss.
An active comma nder with Euch q forcs
AZ Admiral csmara haF Ssgl. - course.
have the whole American position .n rs
Paciac At his mercy. The American Eoe-
srnmsut - aware n THIS ard whsn 8;
found that threats II an imna~slafe az
tack N the Spa nisa coaEt were uuE8c-
cessfaI IL apoea ed - the Frfosh govern
rEaent 20 stop Assairsi CarnaFa's fset'
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AND HE WILL GET THEM

Washington, July 2.-Immediately upon
receiving General Skaters telegram con-
corning the killed and wounded, Surgeon
General Sternberg, of the army called on
General Van Eypen, the surgeon general
of the navy, and the two held a long
consultation regarding the course to be
taken. Fortunately the ambulance ship
Solace is now in the vicinity of General
Skaters army and she will be utilized
for any emergency case which may arise.
While the navy ship Solace is designed
primarily for the use of the fleet she will
be put at the disposition of the army
whenever that may be necessary and the
navy and army ships will be used inter
changeably. The Solace is fully as well
adapted for treating the wounded as her
sister ship of the army and has accommo-
dations for several hundred men, The
last heard from the Solace, she was at
Guantanamo Bay, a short distance from
the station from which the dispatches are
sent
Hurried preparations are being made by
the war department to send to General
Shafter the assistants in the medical de-
partment whinh he asked for 20 attend
TO the needs of the wounded as a result
of yesterdays battle. The hospital snip
Relief, which has been undergoing a
thorough overhauling at New York, is
about ready to start for Santiago. She
was scheduled to have sailed yesterday,
but owing to some delay, was unable TO
get off at that time and will leave today.
The Relief has ben fitted out in an ad-
mirable manner for the treatment of the
sick and wounded and every comfort VII
be provided for the unfortunates. There
is a surgeon in charge with a full corps
of competent assistants and a full outfit
for surgical work in cases where this is
necessary. Accommodations for probably
800 persons have been provided and in ad-
dition there has been installed in the ship
a carbonating plant and an ece manufac-
turing apparatus which has facilities for
making a great deal more than is needed
aboardship. The surplus will be utilized
in supplying the hospitals ashore in the
immediate vicinity OF the ships. course
the greater number of cases OF sickness
and wounded will be treated in the reg
ular and division hospitals, while the Re
lief will be utilized to a great extent in
bringing back 10 the United tSates such
cases of convalescents and the more Sc
rious sickness which II is felt should be
brought here for treatment
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that company plying between Newport
News and Europe al the actual cost of
the vesselA> with provision for restoring
them to the company when the depart
ment has no further need Of them at a
figure that would be extremely reasonable
There are seven of these ships and they
are peculiarly adapted TO the needs of the
government. being fitted for the safe
transportation of cattle and horses. All
the ships. which are now engaged in the
trade between Newport News and Eng
land, will have returned to the United
States within three days, and some of
them are available now if wanted. The
flagship of the feet is the Rapidan, capa-
bic Of carrying 800 or go head of live
stock, or Il, 900 tons of freight. The other
vessels are the Rappahannock the Green
Brier. Kanawha. Shenandoah. Appomatox
and Chickahominy. They ere Of about
5000 tons gross burden ana are all steel
ships OF the first class.
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MORE HOSPITAL ROOM

Washington, July 2.-Surgeon General
Sternberg. of the army. has gwen direc-
tons for the preparation at Fortress Mon
roe, Virginia, of hospital accommodations
for 500 patients in addition to those now
available in the post hospital on the gov
eminent reservation at that place. These
additional accommodations viii be OBJ
tanned by using a number Of tents with
board floors, which, during the summer
season, will serve all purposes necessary.
Major Calvin Dewitt, surgeon, will have
charge and will be given all the assistance
he requires. Fortress Monroe is consid
cred an excellent location for bringing the
sick. as the ships coming from Santiago
and other West Indian ports are able 10
come almost if not entirely to the docks
and there need be no troublesome change
to cars, which would ensue in the case
Of the wounded and sick being taken to
some interior place.
The hospital train has left Tampa with
seventy sick soldiers, who will be taken to
the hospital at Mcpherson Barracks, At
lanta, Georgia.
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CUBANS BLOWN FROM CANNON

Washington. July Captain Nicholas
Perez Stable. aide-de-camp of the secre-
tary of war of Cuba, Colonel Fontsterling.
has arrived here and was in conference
with Major General Miles and the Off
GERS of his staff. Captain Stable comes
directly from the seat of Cuban govern
ment now at La Esperanto. where Pres
ldent AIasso and his entire cabinet. except
the secretary of state. is located. The
secretary of state. Colonel Morenode La
Tore. has come or to Tampa, where he
Is stopping for a time with sick rela-
tive.
Captain Stable wears the gray duck uni
form similar TO that worn by the United
States officers. Coming directly from the
resuban secretary Of war he brings much
information as 10 the situation throughout
the island and his visit is toward secur-
ing further cooperation between the en-
tire Cuban forces and the United States
troops Captain Stable says President
Masso ana his cabinet are strongly lodged
al Ell Esperanza, which IS on high land.
In the province Of Puerto Principe. They
have temporary quarters and have main
tanned themselves successfully against
frequent attacks by Spanish troops.
Captain Stable reports. for the first
time. The details of a hot engagement
which recently occurred. continuing
through June 5. and 5. The Spauiards
numbered 1900. while the Cuban defense
was maintained by only 500. Notwi5h-
standing ta.s discrepancy the Cuban loss
was only fortN-scven killed and wound
- vybira rho Sn4-t.-.7= ',s- -Lf--y- Lir1sl
on the field, indicating that their entire
loss in killed and wounded was much
greater.
The Spaniar5s captured Two Cuban off,
GERS. a first and second lieutenant Cap
tain Stable says these officers were sub
ieeted 70 the most cruel and ,ahuman
Indignides. one Of them was placed by
the Spanish commander in front ot
cannon and al q given signal was blown
to atoms The Spanish commander then
called for volunteer 20 'degolSdo, the
remaining officer. This consists OF thrust
ing a bayonet through the neck OF The
prisoner from one side 70 the other pene-
trating the windpipe. a Spanish volun-
teer stepped forward and the Cuban OH
Ger was thus subjected 10 the torture o.
4 slow death. Captain Stable states also
that two small boys, not over u years
old. non-combatants, who were driving
czsrfe, were also killed by the Spauiards-
<kExeept by these brutal atrocities the
spanish raid on e. Esperanza was futile
and the Spanish force finally retired, leav-
ng President Masso and his cabinet main
aiming their seat Of government
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NO MOVEMENT FROM ALGER

Washington. July 2.-Secretary AICer is
authority for the statement that no ad,l!-
tional troops will be sent from Camp Al
ger to Santiago before the Sth or OH of the
month. The reason for this is that the
auxiliary cruisers Yale and Harvard.
which were selected for the purpose of
transporting the troops 10 Cuba. Will not
be ready 10 start on the next trip for that
island before the date mentioned. This
is change in the original arrangement.
uuder which it was expected that the Yale
would be ready 10 sail from New York by
the Sd or An with q detachment Of General
Henry's division for the reinforcement Of
General Skaters army in Cuba. The
change was necessitated by reason Of the
fact that instead of returning direct to
Newport News. II was found eNpedient
10 have the Yale go 20 New DIRK Al
though not stated. there is reason for the
belief that the change in the program was
made in order 70 allow the Yale 10 take
a number Of sick and wounded soldiers
from Santiago for treatment n the hospi-
tails Of the more northern cities. II view
OF the delay Of the return 81 the steamer
TO Newport News. the authorities OF the
war department have deemed X bss; 20
have the men ordered 20 Santiago. remain
at Camp Alger until the steamers a. New
port News are ready 20 take them % San
:iago without subjec;snE them % any IN
necessary delay az Newport News. Gen
eral Henry has ben in frequent consuita-
ton with the officials OF the war depart
ment regarding The movement Of MS d.
vision to Santiago and mas reported thai
IL IS entirely ready 20 start on is journey
a. an hours notice. Complete arrange
menjs have been made Tor the departure
OF The troops from Camp ALser today and
there was considerable disappointment
among them when il became known there
would be several days delay IN starring
- N-supo-r Nsz-z
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SOMETHING FOR WHITNEY

Washington. July 2-RspresentaSve Ar
mold. Of Pennsylvania. has had confer
eace with the president over the services
rendered The government by Captain Il.
n. Whitney. the young army officer who
went several hundred miles into the In
terror Of Cuba as ;he bearer OF Official
messages from the Wash lngton authorities
70 General Gomez. Captain Wh.tney Is
from Cleartie.d. Pa. and performed his
trip early in the war. Win aim were
some Cubans aut the trip was a danger
Gus one and the party were fired or sew
eral times Mr.. Arnold made formal
reaues: q the president TO show ;he gov
eraments appreciation Of the work oy
making Captain whitney lieutenant col
onel TIE pressdsa; said &c would take
up the case very soon
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SKATER NEEDS SURGEONS

Washington, July lowing to the many
conflicting reports of the losses Of the
Americans in yesterdays engagement. it
has been thought best by the war depart
ment officials to make public the text of
General Skaters last dispatch, received
this morning at o'clock. 1t is as fol-
lows:
"Siboney, via Playa del Este, July l.
Adjutant General. Washington: 1 find
have underestimated today's casualties. A
large and thoroughly equipped hospital
ship should be sent here at once to care
for the wounded. The chief surgeon says
he has use for forty more medical Off
GERS. The ship must bring launch and
boats for conveying the wounded.
(SignedO "SHAFTER,
Major General Comm ndinPn
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DlAZ AND HIS INSURGENTS

New York July 2.-Acc0rding 70 zivices
received here by ne Cuban jun,a General
D.az. Il command q The Skin Cuban
army corps IN PinaT Del Rio. had recently
a battle w1a the Spanish troops IN she
western part o. ;de province II which -
came o5 vscto- taxing great many prs
7ae-s Tee Spanish loss Vas slezvy. ~hils
the Cuoans los less tran fry men
After ne battle hall tie company u sol
5.ers from the Spanish garrison MARCHED
iat othe Cuban camp vita cSelT zTrss
and ann ia tion and offered their serv4oss.
giving as reasons sor <-ss- S@seTEioz q
tres -nen. On The ~ o. he oE5esrs ard
insufficient feed
General Disz has ~1th nm about 1850
soldiers. ~eA armed ana equipped ard =
.zrss number q r>ooaeez-zAtoes Erso are
x4,Aca; 2-az Tas .0od SUPPLY = ve-y