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wisconsin-Progress of the Muster.
Chckamauga National Park, Ca,
May 9.-It was given out officially yes
terday that 10000 men Of the volunteer
army would be mobilized here just as
soon as they have been mustered into
the government service. With ten reg
iments of regulars now here filled to war
strength the army at this point will
number $4,000. II is also announced
that Major General Fitzhugh Lee, Ma
General Wilson will be in command. the
purpose being to form the volunteer
men into three corps. The following re-
Gently appointed brigadier generals
and colonels Of the regular army have
been assigned to the volunteer army
here: A. S. Burt late of the Twenty
fifth infantry: General Sumner, late
colonel Third cavalry: General Snider.
colonel Eighteenth infantry. Other as
signments can be expected at any mo-
ment
Preparing tn Receive the Voluteers.
The first installment of equipments for
recruits are flowing in rapidly. One hun
dred recruits arrived here yesterday
and information of the recruiting OFF,
GERS is to the effect that all the recruits
required will be obtained in a COM
paratively short time. 1t has been de-
cided TO locate the camp Of the volun-
teer army on the west side Of the La
fayette road near Chickamauga creek.
and a force of men has been put to
work preparing the grounds and getting
1t in readiness for occupancy. The rail-
road company will begin today putting
in additional siding and erecting depots
for the proper handling of the volun-
teers and their equipage.
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Done by the Turning of switch.

Columbus, o., May 9.-By the turning
Of a switch here yesterday an excursion
train from the Pittsburg. Fort Wayne
and Chicago road over the Cleveland,
Akron and Columbus road into the
city, was wrecked. three cars were de-
molished, and one man. Rizen Fry, Of
Louisville, o., killed and three others
injured not seriously
The true northerner., 1898-05-11
Secretary Day at His Post.

Washington, May 9.-Secretary of
State Day returned here from his home
i'm Canton, o., Saturday and drove inn
mediately to the White House. There
he spent few minutes in close confer
ence going over the situation briefly.
The true northerner., 1898-05-11
Business Quarter Has bad Luck.

Colchester, Conn.,, May 9.-For the
second time within twenty years Col
chester's business quarter has been re-
duced to ashes by fire. The confagra-
tion started by the explosion OF a lamp
and burned for over six hours. The
loss Is about 100000, mostly covered by
insuranoe.
The true northerner., 1898-05-11
No Yellow Fever on the Nashville.

Key West. May g. 9.-Considerable in
dignation is expressed here over the
story sent north of yellow fever on the
Nashville, contracted from the Spanish
prize Argonauta. The captain and off,
GERS Of the ship, as well as Command
ant Forsyth, of the naval station. brand
II in unmeasured terms as false anc
cruel
The true northerner., 1898-05-11
Priest Wants "a ChapIainship.

Hartford City, Ind. May 9.-Father
Charles Dhe. a Roman Catholic priest
of this city, hasmade application to Gov
ernor Mount to enter the National
Guard as chaplain. Father Die is a
Frenchman and was chaplain in the
French army for three years.
The true northerner., 1898-05-11
spaniards Capture Their First Prize.

Port-au-Prlnce, Hayti May 9.-The
rumor current some days ago of the
capture Of an American vessel by the
Spaniards on April 30. off the Mole
ST. Nicolas, is confined by the American
consul at Cape Hayten. The vessel
seized was the schooner Ann Louisa
Lockwood. bound from Gonaives for
Chester with logwood consigned TO
SharpleSS Bros.
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The Weather We May Expect.

Washington, May 9.-Following are the
weather indications for twenty-four hours
from p. m Yesterday: For Indiana and ILL.,
nois-Fair warmer weather; winds becoming
southery. For Michigan-Partly cloudy
weather; warmer; light southerly winds. For
Wisconsin-Partly cloudy weather; light south.
erly winds. For Iowa-Fsir weather; south
westerly winds.
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have 10 he made as a matter of
re, y. a. the dispatch added. so that in
case an application was made In after
years for pension the record could be
locked Up. When the day was finished
the board Of surge ms making the GUS
tomary examination had discarded
near.y 80 per cent Of the list of officers
az not coming up 10 the requirements
OF the army regulations. One surgeon
I'm the Fourth regiment broke down cry
Ing when he learned that he was under
weight and that he would have to re-
turn home. The dispatch from the war
department sent him into the seventh
heaven of delight.
Island Lake, Mich. May 9.-Notifica-
tion was sent 10 Governor Pingree yes
terday by Secretary Alger that as fast
as the First and Second regiment Of
Michigan volunteers could be mustered
to their full quota they will be sent to
Chickamauga park. Three car loads
OF equipment for the troops are ex-
pected today.
Major. .Tyrrell recruiting officer OF the
state service. left TO recruit eight COM
panies to fill the four regiments asked
for by the secretary of war The sur
geons who were captains in the Nation
al Guard service are kicking because
they will only rank as mounted first
iieutenants in the volunteer service. al
though they draw the same money.
Governor Pingree says IL they don't like
to volunteer as first lieutenants they
don't have to. as 1.500 physicians in
Michigan have already applied for posi-
tions as surgeons.
Island Lake, Mich. May 9.-The ex-
amining board examined 545 enlisted
men Saturday and rejected 1T Of them.
Men who were apparently robust and
had never been sick day in their
lives were turned down because they
had crooked toe, fiat foot, cigarette
heart. or enlarged joint. Some OF the
rejected ones had tears in their eyes
as they told OF their failure.
Duluth. May 9.-Late Saturday even
ing Captain Sweigert. U. s. A. formally
mustered into the United States service
the officers and men Of the Thirteenth
Minnesota regiment. making two regi-
ments now ready for service. The Third
will be mustered in Monday.
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Private Kills IA Sergeant.

Mobile. Ala, May "a tragedy oc-
Cured at the regular army camp. Ser
geant Crowley Of company A, Third
infantry, was shot and killed by pri-
vate of the Nineteenth whom he was
trying to arrest for drunkenness.
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Alleged spanish Spy Arrested.

Washington, May 9.-Secret service
officers Saturday night arrested an al
legged Spanish spy in this city. He is
now confined in the arsenal barracks.
The true northerner., 1898-05-11
An Old Mans
Last Hope.

Aade helpless as a baby by dyeadfW neyzons dis
ease he read Of like his o7eu, and had enough
faah to JoLo7O tie example set him. No70 he rs
himself an example TO others aOhO suffering from
disorders Of tie nervous system.
The true northerner., 1898-05-11
Gen. woodford at Washington.

Washington, May 9.-General Stewart
l.. Woodford. United States minister to
Spain. arrived in Washington from New
York last night. shortly before 9 o'clock
He went almost directly to the White
House where he was given a most
cordial reception by the president.
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Manila announcing that the spanish
troops have retired from Manila, taking
with them all their arms. ammunition
and stores.
Washington, May 9.-In reply to the
dispatch from Dewey announcing Of
cially his victory at Manila Secretary
Long sent this dispatch: The presi-
dent, in the name Of the American
people, thanks you and your officers
and men for your splendid achievement
and overwhelming victory. In recog
milton he has appointed you acting ad-
miral. and will recommend a vote OF
thanks to you by congress as a founda-
ton for further promotion"
The two dispatches received Saturday
from Dewey briefly told what he had
been doing while Uncle Sam has been
waiting to hear from him. They were
very satisfactory, so much so that all
over this country the news they told
was celebrated as nothing has been
since the war of the rebellion, and this
city was simply unable to so about its
usual business owing to the interest
takn in Dewey's news.
First Dispatch from the Victor.
This is the dispatch that set this city
and the country wild with jubilation:
Manila May 1.-The squadron arrived
at Manila at daybreak this morning.
We Immediately engaged the enemy
and destroyed the following Spanish
war vessels: Reina Christina, Castillo,
Don Antonio de Ulloa, Isla de Luzon,
General Lezo. Isla de Cuba, Marquis
del Duero Elcano, Velasco, Don Juan
de Austria, Isla de Mindanoa, trans
port The squadron is uninjured and
only a few men were slightly wounded
/ cut the cable to prevent Spanish COM
munication. The only means of tele-
graphing is TO the American consul at
Hong Kong / shall communicate with
him. DEWEY.
Second Telegram That Is Historical.
And this is the second telegram, dated
four days later:
"CaVite, May Al have taken posses
sion of naval station at Cavte, on the
Philippine islands Have destroyed the
fortfications at bay entrance, paroling
the garrison. l control the bay COM
pletely and can take the city at any
time. The squadron in excellent health
and spirits. Spanish loss not fully
known, but heavy One hundred and
fifty killed, including captain of Reina
Christina.
How IL Was Viewed by Diplomats.
At the embassies and legations Com
modore Deweys reports were read with
great interest, and served to renew the
high tributes of the foreign authorities
to the gallant American commander.
The remarkable disparity between the
casualties on the American and Spanish
ships, as shown by the Dewey re-
ports, was a source of special COM
ment, and the military attache Of one
of the embassies said such a disparity
probably was without a parallel in his
tory. The fact that the Spaniards have
lost $50 killed and 250 wounded. while
the American loss was confined TO a
few men slightly injured is regarded by
the observers as clearly disclosing the
utter worthlessness of Spanish arms.
The ambassador of one of the great
powers said it showed that the guns OF
the Spanish forts, as well as those on
their ships. were worthless; otherwise
they would have inflicted at least some
mortality upon the American sailors.
The true northerner., 1898-05-11
DEWEY'S BIG VICTORY
The Two Official kilograms That
First Told 1t and the Presi-
dents Response.
WINNER OF THE FIGHT AN ADMIRAL
Detailed Story a a Battle That Is
Unique in Naval History.

Attacking Fleet Loses Not Single Man
and Has but Half "a Dozen Slightly
Wounded and No Damage to Speak of la
the Ships-Defeated Fleet Is simply An
initiated with Heavy Loss of Life and
Many Wounded.
Madrid, May 9.-It is claimed that a
message has been received here from
troops have retired from Manila, taking
with them all their arms. ammunition
and stores.
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LOCKS LIKE BUSINESS
Forty Thousand Men To Be Mo.
bilized at Chickamauga as
Soon as Possible.
CAMP PREPARING FOR THE MEN.

Volunteers tn Form Three Corps, Com
manded by Lee, Wilson and Wheeler
Hurry Calls Sent Out tn State Governors
to Provide the Forces News from the
Camps in Illinois, Iowa, Michigan and
Wisconsin-Progress of the Muster.
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change of policy is regarded as most i'm

change of policy is regarded as most i'm portant.
 The proclamation of General Blanco restoring reconcentrados to freedom Is a central fact It is true that Spain has issued other edicts abating the rigors of confinement of these helpless creatures, but suffering and want have continued. Although the rigors were officially abated, deaths from starvation in these fortified towns increased. The release of these reconcentrados so that they could go back to their farms and work was one of the things requested by President Mckinley in his correspond ence with Spain. Congress has been laundering for it for months. Spain has either yielded this point in correspond ence that has been had so far or else is acting independently of us. She has certainly acted with great haste The fact that credit of 3,ooo,ooo pesetas has been voted to General Blanco for re lief work, the money to be applied to food, agricultural implements, etc, has a look that is ominous. Spain may be getting ready to cooperate with Us Tn relief or she may be preparing to say to Europe that she IS able to care for the sufferers in Cuba and that the United States relief is not needed there.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-01
Time for Intervention.

LINCOLN, Neb., March 31.-Hon William J. Bryan tonight made the first statement for the Associated Press in answer to the question wheth- CT, in his judgment, the time had ar rived for the nited States to inter vene in behalf of Cuba and bring the war to an end He said: "Yes, the time for intervention has arrived. Hu- manity demands that we shall act Cuba lies almost within sight of our shores and the sufferings of her reople cannot be ignored unless we, as na- tion, have become so engrossed in money making as to be indifferent tc distress
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
TEXT

A well selected text is half of the ser mon. Given a good text and preacher who is i'll earnest, and the result is sure to be good The text of this article is a plain simple statement that proves itself in the readers own mind without argu- ment The text is Good health IS bet ter than great riches"
 Without health nothing really matters very much A hacking cough takes all the beauty out of landscape or sunset. Erysipelas or eczema will spoil the enJoy- ment of sprightly conversation, of beau tiful concert, of wonderful painting. The biggest bank account in the world won't pay man for his health, but a very small amount of money will make him healthy and keep him healthy.
 Most all bodily troubles start in the digestive or respiratory organs. It IS here that improper living first makes an opening for disease The development differs as constitutions and temperaments differ. The causes are almost identical. To get at the root of the matter is simple enough if you start right.
 Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is a medicine for the whole body It works through the digestive organs on all the others.
 It cures the first thing it comes to and after that, the next. It puts health in place of disease in the stomach, and from the vantage ground thus gained, it . reaches every fiber of the body and drives disease before it T indigestion, liver troubles, kidney complaint. biliousness, skin and scalp diseases, salt-rheum, letter, eczema, and all the troubles caused by impure blood
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General BlanCO Declares the Situation Is
 Improved.
Admits the Good Work Done by the United States and Does Not Try to Underestimate
 the Misery i'm Cuba.

reconcentrados in the villages of his province to whom rations are issued. He states the number of these recon centrados to be 15,6S6, of whom S475 are over IA years of age The suffering is as intense in this province as in others, except where people have secured and have been allowed to carry their rifles.
 The chief of police of Matanzas says the situation has improved noticeably since the reconcentrados are securing work. The worst feature of the situa- tion seems to be that while the men are relieved by getting work, the wo- men and children are still a charge on the community. The suffering Is greatest in this class, and the efforts toward relief are mainly directed to the women and children.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-01
Chile to Sell No Warships.

LIMA, Peru (via Galveston), March 31.-The Chilean Government, it is as- serted on good authority, will not sell any warship to the United States. The Oregon is expected here on Saturday The gunboat Marietta, on finishing coaling, contracted for coal for the battle ship Oregon and sailed for Val paraiso at o'clock this evening.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-01
Big Real Estate Deal.

SANTA CRUZ, March 31.--The biggest real estate transaction carried out here for some time was closed to-day when H. l.. Middleton of Boulder Creek pur- chased James Dougherty's large inter- ests in Boulder Creek and vicinity for S55 000. The purchase includes blaming, saw and shingle mills. store, town lots, dwellings and large tracts of timber lands.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-01
DIPLOMATS DECLARE
 WAR IS IMMINENT

Continued from First Page
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-04-24
blNEA DEPUEltT0.RIOO.

Salen los dias 10 y 20 los vapores que
naecn >rryicioS dc Corrcos.
III del iia 10 iocara en- Nuevitas, Gil
hasa, Baracoa, Guantanamo, Cuba, Cabo
llaiiancy y Port.au Prince, Puerto Pla
ia, Ponce, Mayogiiez, Aguadilla San
Juan dc Puerto Rico. Al reiorno hara
cscala en- los mSnos pucrtos.
FL del lia 20 ira por Nueyiras, Giba.
ra, Baracoa, Guantanamo, Cuba, Sauto
Domingo, Ponce, Mayagiicz, Aguadila
y San Juan dc Puerto Rico. vInlendo
por los msinos pnertos
Rctornaran salienlo lie Pm, TO Rico
los dids @3 y 3 respectiyamente tocaran
Tn Cuba los dias 20 o, llegando 4 Ia
lla5aua en- las fechaS corrcspoudicntes
dc 4 y ii de cada mes
Ninguno de estos dos yapores tocara 4
su retorno Ell Guantanamo.
LlNEA DE CAlBARlEN.
Todos los lunes las G de Ia tarde sal
dra un yapor que, tocando los luartcs en-
Ia isabella dc Sagua, llegara Caaharien
los iniGrcoles.
Retornara salicndo de Caibar6n los
.acves desputS de Ia llegada del tren dc
pas1eros, con escAla en- Sagna, llegarA
Il Ia Habana los Vicrnes.
TOlos los yicrpeS 4 las G de la tarde
S.!.ira otro TapoT que tocar& en- Isabella
de Sagua los sabados llegara Caiba.
rifn los nonu3os
l. 80 II
haritn los nartes, despu6s de la llcgada
del tTeu lie aasaJeros, tocara en- Sagua
llegara la Ilabana los microbes.
REMOLCADOR.
Esia enrresa tiene e. vapor AGUI
la, poientc para rcmolqHes por las cos
ias de tsta Isia, y i,abiliiad" lie hombas
para schiques J dtiles para salvament0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-04-24
"F.nalmente," osutlnua dIoiep-

'F.nalmente," oentlnua dIciep-
do ell Seior Lsrcorx. ''lIsgue &
cansarme tanto de tomsr tanto
eeuer0 de medicament tos sin resul.
tsdo algnno, que por dItimo decidi
tomaf al Jarabe de Ia Msdre Sci
gel sia espersr 40 obtante. obtener
mnoho si-vio al priacio. Ell ante
dioho Cnfs me traj) ouatro bote
l.itas. lac cusles me, dardo por
Fesnltado que hoy "me hano com.
pletamente sursdo'. PJr este mo.
'lvo doy q '. por ls preseDte mis
mas huss y exp.esiyss Rrsoizf;
toniendo mncla plaaer en- re,o-
mendsr esta medicine mis- ami.
osy vecincs. (F.rrnado) Anto
tio Larcorc, Blelss, Proylncia
H1esca. Espaf., 2S de- y elem brc
d. 1896"
El Sefor Dor J)sqnIn Morllo. |
Quimfco de Il Bolt&6v, 10 qniea tom !
,fsron % med'olus, to { lica ls
seraci lad de lbs hechos aexiin se |
desoti0en en- IL cafta do arrIbs.
MieIfrss que NJ cauoa sorpresa
10 mas min'mo (por las rsxoncs |
cue arrlba hemos dade) cue ell
senior Lareorz no sigssese el con-
ejo one tan ir cnsntemente 90 le |
.ieha, dc tomae Il Jasaba de IL
Asare Se!gei, en- nua epoca mssi
emprans. nos a'egramos do Que
uor t'Do Sc persuaiisaa & tomaf
0, pues no existe Esmedto alaunn |
lue teoga nm ianGamento tan s6i-
20 ds evtdencsa y reputaci6r. Co |
no cite fanoso medlcsm nto para
fentuar II cara de Ia iIdigt etl6n !
de todos los males que de ella !
g orlginan.
I'll Jarabe Curative de Ia Wadre
'eigel esta de- venta easodas lee |
Farmacias, DrogaerI@s. Espen-
urlas de me iieinaa de! muudo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-04-24
EMPRESA
DE
yAr0EES E$pAE0LES C0RREOS
DL3 LAS A ANTTILAS O
Y IRASP0aTES MllITAhES
DE
S45aII3S Dc HERRERA, HiBlNl.

l.aS yaporcs de es'a emprcsa efeetua-
rin su salila dcs,lc este puerto en- los
tlias ), 10, 10, 20 J - De cada mes, 4
las ! De- Ia tardo cn los lias de labor y
las : del dir eil los feSilsos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-04-24
De vcnta en- la imprenta dc
Boletin Mercantil

La bolsa, el G., nercio Y las so
:ieCIades Mercmiiiles, tomo.
Lccciones dc Darecho Mercan
i'll, por yaios alumnos dc doi
Luis Sil> Ella, ] tono.
L;blo dc las S.iiiraa, Dor don
Ventura Ruiz Aguiiera, com
pfende s,ltlr&s, la alcaI,l;a mo-
len.a, Grandczas de los pecucnaS
i.pigramls y letrillas, Vm.aa ta-
hn!as y Mo,alejas, l tome, sds,ica
2G0 paginas.
C4Nsli,!o, Movela por don Ma
r'"no tsamiro, ! tomo ell rtistica.
Rineonote y Cortalillo Y I'll Ii
cenciado Tidriera por idem, un
tomO.
los Bar1os de Argel, comedia,
por id, NJ tomo.
Fl gallardo espanol, idem, por
Item, un tomo.
La leyenda de Noche buena
FL hijo del Sacristan, por don
Carlos trontaura, 2 tomos.
Felipe Zo E3tudio iIist6nco eli
tiao, por v Gomez, | tomo.
Homenaje Pcetico, Poesias de
80 ingenios, i tomo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-04-24
Amad i yueStrOS amigos

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sus amlgos, de eegurt', los petdel:
II cuaBdo 10 YEA soto on el mundo
ninguno le oompadreers; pues 3
genie dlrA que De biz hsberse CT m
poriado msjo', EN- 10 cnal ten drItr
rasop; zero | donde hallAiemo,
una persona euya ccndueta at
conslatente con 10 que ssbe lo
qce cIe, I Pocas We is 80 hal.nn Ia.
les aujetos; potque la saOidnrs
QUE penetsa ell futuro ) g. ictta ece
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rs.
FL SeIor Don \ ht,no Laroors
nos dice que hab!a re, dlto su ape
tito y que fuirla en- otios seL tidos
pos cRu2s de bchef axcesivanl eE t..
Si los demEe hsmnIss fuesen TAB
frsDecs J eirfetos c. mo este y, Il :,
on decir 10 pDia vefdsG, apenss
podrlsrAcS b l,sr lugGr en- eetas,
pAgir as para iss csrtas que reoibl
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comemos y bebemcs va dilecta.
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la Dig satioD. Algunss veces el
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cettas ocacloree .de un osracter
! Il Il atoTic, fe;ardando 10 Acoitr
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n'aGie el d,timo 81 DE- Oc-
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