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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-26

Oum Sabrestae u~Hferer perftprbeaeH atn6eT
. Bertha uuo albert Sleiobarot.
gtu Sdhr tn bin, ihr ruht IN 6rieoeu.
Ss9 EHfer 6er5 ber9ebf Sud Mot
GrbInfen mubt Guer fIe6Ii4 AnefI9t,
LAB thr tehret uimMerm ebT 3urrd.
Stebffe QiHoer, u9 NIT SGauern,
Inter Wetneu, uuttr s5ieb'n,
IN oes &irbpOfs DunfeIn Winueru
9Sero th offers ifine fteh'a.
9ettt iBr Nun orpben. Den Al fpbeR,
2eI eu4 befrsIi pon GroeHHpth.
go pIn ID trngen DbH aIngen,
8trmtB enn iehr. Der9eb GH4 ME;
Stun t1Idiet fpoht bis MIR in iengn Iihten6oh'H,
sud. bic mir 10 tnHta ItebieR mieberfth'H.
Sepiomet bon eIttrn uno 5siGmifrr.
8. R~etbbarbt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-26
Grmuthisenoe lldd1ribt

fir NItbnlas 2eibenbe. 6olep'S 9Onep
& Gar linbert uno beilt iOfprt in al
fen 6anen.-Walter SrD8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-26

0err @9riit 9aeffner un6 8attin
iiuo lette g8pdbe pie6er BON GaIIeD
8nrf, 0to 3uritf getebrt, mo1elbit
lie iid lan9ere 3eit 6eianbep nm ibrc
Gocbter, welde iAiuer frunf iOor, gu
perpnegcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-26

8ir taufcn @ier, friide Butter,
Sibner, Surfeps, Snrtufeln uuo on
Oere Sarm- Hrpoutte fir Die mir ben
bDditen Marftprei8 i'm Snuid be
sablen. 9aio q @berlin.
unIere SaIebou>S pieler i6einen
8anS uuIberpin0li6 SIT fem, oeun
bel bent Spiel bn8 5piIdjeu uniere,,
u. 9. Suniurs uno Den Neru Saoen
Bauipielern am Sunntag auf bent
Snirplat itattfanO, bliebcn uniere
Sunaens nbermalS Sieaer unb 5mar
nit ~ ae9en 2. Nu9 Die @rimion
Sims BON bier bic int SaiebnG Enrt
nit bent McSittrid Club Iif in einem
@ettipiele mnBcr, trugen ben Siee
oauon nit 16 eegen ii Eunften.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-26

geadIe 8Dte 5airtuude.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-26
GEE HAND

@erinmln[1lng OILS Steuernus=
9lei6- ScbDrbe ant p. 9(u9. 1898.
Nntueienb bic Serrn 9neffner,
8ublt, Sdud unb Suriiber 2eisner.
Die Ste1ereiniddbung oeS itdoti-
iden NIieiiurs ipurbe geprlft unb ba
feline s8e36tuerben erbpben, murbe
0ieIelbe nf,9euomtmen uno oereu lie
berlisferung an ben Collector angez
Drbnet. 2ieielbe seiat fOlgenben
Steuertperth bes iteuerbnren gigen=
tbum8:
@runb= @i9entbum. .3I6, 10000
Heri0nl. ,O4O.0 90
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-26

gu perfouien. SIN Idooner g~8obnpIab.
~ !6ouS, bai 3 Gunner, 9Sordl Id)Dn elm.
9erid1tcte Tad)Itube uno -&eler, aud, ale ne.
b~en9ebduoe unb Sjitcrue oui benz 9lose.
aleS nod neu. 30 SrId)ts9diune, beridies
oener Sprten, NIB 4 StnbtIotten, 60x120
SUB, lit biIi9 Si oertuuIen. gtGbereS crs
tbeiit Srit3 q I q IL b +,
tSermuun, Wfp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-26

3uinmmen -. .S497, 10000
Steuern su so Gents oun S10O-
249S. 95.
Sierauf 8erta9une.
SbeD. @raf, u. s. 2eiSner,
@lerf. 8orIiser.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-26

Wnblsciten 81 allen Soften uno 81
biIliocn Sreiien int g star II { It a u
rant, neben Der G%ofioffice.
SRI. 2issie N~ei0barot, uUu @uleS
Greet, retIte letten Sountao nad]
Ct. 2puiS INN ibrer SdJmdaerin,
6rau Subn SirSuer eiuen Seiud ab.
SuItatten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-26

9auit cure @rpcerie8 bel Sobn $.
0elnters; er fiiDrt Die grDBte uno be
tie NltSnab[ un0 5ablt Den DOditcn
Mnrftpreis fir Tarmprp0ufte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-26

llnIere 5reun0e in St. 2Uui8 mad)-
den mir npdmnlS uuf Die Gilen=
baDn Grcuriipn auintertiamr, Die am
SDnutng, Den 4. September, Dem
(ebten Sage unierer 52ir, uUn ct.
guuiS MD @ermorm Itattiu0et, Ser
YreiS iur bic GunOfabrt betra8t nu
Sl.5O
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-26

SaS 3ciiamcnt Ons ucriiurbenen
&nt. Stutenbracfer, nUn SruId
Greet 9olunlbtp, tuurbe lebte @ude
I'M 9tu6IaBgerid]t binterleat. Sn
oemielben uerfiist Der &erfprGene
Die fulet iiber ieinen nidt unbebeu=
tenoen 9tadlaB: Na6oem benz Spb=
ne Subann Elm 2e9at pm $1,000 aus
be5ablt, iull bas eanse Giaeut6unr su
aleiden Sbeilen unter bic Iulaenoen
ain0er OertGeilt iperocn: NuguIt,
Ottilie, 5riebri6, Marie, Sobann
uno Ridaro Studenbrafer. Nuauit
S~tudenbr6ter tpiro al5 Sefamentsz
uuuitreder uno eleidlscitis als 8urz
numb fir SoDann StufenbrQfer be.
ltintmt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-26

gStuis So oerfaatsH: Sin in npdI gutenI
;3uiioroe crbdItcnco Y'iono bel
Is c D. 2 I a d.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-26

Cine furse 4eiocnseei6idte. Cine
Grtdltuna, @crnadldhiaung, 9unz
aenentslnoung, Srnuer. 2Senn
5ulep'S 9uneD IL Sar eebrnudt mprs
ben tudre, 10 iuirbe bic @ei6idte
elm erfreuliberes @noe oefunoen ba=
ben.-@alfer Srps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-26

Mnrftpreis fir 6armprD0ufte.
Snt 0OurtDnu8 murnen lebtcn
Wtpntnq burdD 9}idJter &enicl 9crr
6crbinnn6 G5eif)ien un0 Sri. Gina
8unge, beioe uUu SbirO Greet
GpUnibip, getrnut. Zen 9feuuer-
m1blten unieren Der5li0en Slid
munid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-26

11erlnuaf. GIHen superIdfiseR Rnb energtl6tn
Glbt.~"3t. WanHH her bic aseHfrr far unIlIt
ganniinMIe n5srniuirit- Hir garantirtn AIT
ten YRnMn oouernbe AHffeanHa. mir bnben beicn-
oets gut pertnnht1t Gpt5tnItfhten, 0arnHter Bic nfuts
EteH niio De1hsH YfrfI9bdnmp. bic groBt 6tntbetre
MN. 9Seeen ben Gin5elnbtitsn menbe. non no Az
ots WoHHt pope 9nrftrttt
lsptI1 2aiDrsEft, & mas.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-26

6rau GBriit. auGn unD 2Ddter,
SRI, Glarn, upn aonin8 0itp, 0io.,
lueileu gegenUartjg bier Sit 8einO
bel Der 6amilie Der @6ittpe @lnier.
0err 9ubn beinno ii6 lebte 28U6e
ebeniaU8 fur5e 3eit beindslOciie
bier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-26

3nS bette Eminent Iur ben Qe=
tu06uli6en @ebroud iit 3r. Glniie'S
@erntan Penetrating Qinimcut. 81
lnb.n bel 8 q 3 rD8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-26
Wuls's n 0nrten,
BERGER. MO.

Die g8oibin9ton 9ornct 9ono Iorpie bic
81. SobnS 9onb iinb iir oicIe 6clceenbeti
er9ogirt. Sir aIlcrIci l%lnierbaIhin9 mie
S~oltolpicle, @eion9SOprtrG9c, &6Icitedbcu
uitu. lit bcltenS 9cior9t. nie CO audi an
beiten ~@ririidIun9en nidbt IebIen lpiro.
Qbenos GROCER Ball,
III ipcId)eln 9tebiomcn'o 9ano bon 0ermann
bic Whtiit liciern piro. @intritt gum 9ou
% Sents, Tumcn frei.
3n 6nblreid)cr Setbeili9rng label boIIidbIt
cut Ooo Somite.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-26

Ou vsrfanieH. 2as @runbfad ouf ogm F9 bic
y S9Hteoes ino moatn-Derfifdtte befinott, an
ber;fDtftltcbtn D. Strobe. I'm pettere austnHtt tpeHs
be man flo an Bite GffIce bieie5 Sfottes.
On ~perfanfen: GIN mohnbous nit 10 3imneT n.
- ? 2ottu. gohSufroaen bet
Soa saagenbOerfer
PerTnouR. Dtc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-26

So, es lift mar, 6oleD'5 @pnep Il
3ar lift Die bette @uiten=WPebi5in.-
@alfer SruS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-26

0r. 3. q. g8ater8 urb @nttin.
BON 8oeger'S Sture, OIaoe County,
tparen 1este 28od1e nteGrere Sage bier
SIT Seiu6 bel ben 5amilien Jrib uno
Gbns. @rei8. Or. @aters mar Dor
IS Sabren Stoat5ienator fir Den Be
jirf Der 0antals Die Counties 0nS.
cpna0e, Oia9e, Mnrie8 un6 6r0nfIin
untfo6te.
90 % IN n,nr Gn(phjS SDuPn Il,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-26
Muraen abenb gparfahe.

B.rmann, NO., freitas, oen 20. Ding, 90
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-26

Sn ct. 2uuiS u~er6eiratbete lief omI
lebteu NtittluDd 0err Oscar 6. Bed
miami. Sobn %uuieres MitbiirgcrS,
0errn 9Gas. 8efrnnnr, nit Sri, @nr=
MA Sdloppri55i, Sodter bcs @rpcerS
Gbc8 5. S1(appri5i, bel mcldem
0err 8ednuann ieit mebrcren Snbreu
ais Cert beld)Gitigt mar. Gen
gfcuuermdblten iuinidJen mir @lilf
uu0 Segen gum Snn0c.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-08-26

Gdmieoe9cId)dIt Su %pcrtonIcu. Wlein
Sd)mieoe9cidlGft, gScrtitdtie ucbIt Sin.
ridltun9, Y%SpbnboIs uno + Staotloticn 1T
biili9 SIT oerfouIcn. YucS III bcItcm 3uItons
DC uno 9~dnSbareo Seidldit. Yiddlsuirueen
bel Spbu Scibodl,
ou912 9ermarut, Dlo.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-07-09
BIG FIRE AZ RACINE.
Coal Docks are Burning and Threat
ening a Portion Of
the City.

Racine Wis, July 81 Special. AT
12:l0 today tire broke out in the boiler
rooms of William Pugh's coal yard locat-
cd on Ontario street. AT the time a
southwest wind was blowing and the en-
tr" southern part of the city was threat
,ned.
The fire department turned ont and
saved the buildings on the east side of
the river and prevented the spread OF
the fire in that direction. The store
house of the Racine WOODEN mills stood
in imminent danger and the fire depart
mcnt directed their streams to save that
property, as il had in store woOdenware
valued at 100000.
The coal yards had 10000 tons of hard
coal and the immense sheds which cover
large area of ground and all of the i'm
proved h0iSting machinery We're entirely
destroyed. The coal in stock was val
ued at $1,000. all of which was Gov
cred hy insurance.
The steamer David Rust, which was
living at the dock. was badly burned and
II was only by a desperate fight with the
water power on board that the crew were
able to save her.
One of the Milwaukee freboats vas
tclegraphcd for and is expected soon
Th" linSeed oil factory caught fire hut
til" flames were cXtinsulShed. Several Il
the large buildings in the neighhorhood
started burning but the department man
aged to keep them from being destroy ID.
Milwaukee. Wis. July 2.-l Special. i
When Chief Foley got word that ta-
Wien Chief Foley got word that Ra-
cine wanted help he Immediately sent the
firehoat Foley, company No. II. Just
after the tireh9at started a message came
saving that the fire was under control and
that assistance would not be needed. The
tug Hagerman was then sent our 70 try
and overhaul the Foley. hut could moi
catch her. The Foley went on and will
return this evening.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-07-09
ARRIVE AT MANILA.
Admiral Dewey Reports that Trans
ports are at Hand -Situa-
ton Good.

Washington. u. G. July IA cable
gram from Admiral Dewey was received
at the navy department shortly after >
O'Clock this morning announcing the safe
arrival of the first feet of transports.
The message is in the navy cipher and
has not Yet been completely translated.
but it is stated hy the cipher officer that
it is confirmatory Of the Associated press
dispatch announcing that the Iadroue
islands had been occupied ny American
troops from the transports
Admiral Dewey also states that the
sunbeat Leyte. which ran up river or
May /. the day of the battle. has com"
out and surrendered. having on board
fifty-two army and navy officers and ninc-
ty-four men. The Leyte has a batter. f
one three and \ half inch Hontnria gun
and several 2.1-inch rapid fire guns. The
dispatch does not give the date Of the
surrender Of the vessel.
The admiral says that the situation NJ
Manila Is satisfactory, that the troops arH
debarkng and that the health of the men
is excellent.
The text OF the message will not he
given out until submitted 10 Secretary
Long
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-07-09
BOAT FROM kLONDIk +.
Stea ner Brings News of Great
Deal of Sickness at Daw-
son City.

Vancouver. + g., July 5-Thc first
steamer 10 arrive from St Michaels with
-aIl lust and news from Dawson direct,
r~ III, M New England This boat
taa,hrd ~ \auama on July > on her way
ta seattle trnm tha Yukon river and 9.
II - Denis fnuk thr opportunity to post
ra Vancouver sons interesting particulars
o iii, state of affairs in the Klondike
4lou anil on the great gold river Iu-
hon Itself lie says
Tie tu- left Seattle on May % for
81 Mchati% With two river boats III tow.
On Juno - We ran into thick ice in
hehrIng sea, but escaped damage to the
vessels amt tug We arrived at ST Mi
Cha.lS on June II and found several sail
Ing vessels anchored and discharging
thtr carEo"S.
The icc left st Michaels on June 1G
Ihc New England was the first steamer Il
arrive at ST Aliehacl> wher" scyera
-tern-Wi 81 IL are hr.r- Nult f." m,
Yukon river traffic At Dutch hatbCr
wha.h was reached Jun" -, there ar,
4 great many river boats building for til,
uknn trade. Tho Yukon river opened n
Dawson on Nay = \ party Of oLhtrrf
men left Dawson City an Iuuc | in Smal
opan boats and reached ST NichaclS OF
.lunr IL. "A distance of 1900 miles. in four
teen days. sixteen hours. The Yukon /,
eight feet higher than ever known. baw
son il flooded
There is 4 great deal Of sickness in
Dawson, the Death rat. being three To
four daily. FyPhcid pneumonia and sour
" arr tn. prevailing ailments. The hos
pitll iud church 1t bawSon We're burned
down June =
1T was reported that there are 16.Oun
claims recorded and only about 200 are uu
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-07-09
HAVE ISLANDS TO BURN.
Transports Bound for Philippines
Take the Ladrones on
the WAY.

Hong Kong, July 4-The United States
dispatch boat Latro. which left Cayitc,
Manila harbor. OH July |. has arrived here.
She reports that the American troops on
the transports city of Sydney. City of
l'ekin and Australia. conveyed by the
Charleston, ariiyv,. 2t sayitr On June 30,
having taken the Ladronc islands on the
way and having left men there.
The Spanish governor and other officials
captured were brought to Cavite.
The United States troops commenced to
diScmbark at Cavitc ou July |.
Washington. u. G.. July l. Adjt.G Cen.
'orhin has received the follUwin" via
Hong hong. July :. from Gen. Anderson.
wh" commanded first military expedition
"Cavalry artillery and riding horses
desira bile: can get limited number lraugLt
animals here. Anderson
Following is the text of Admiral Dew
oy' telegram to the navy department:
Hong Kong. July /. Cavitc. July L
Three transports and the Charleston ar
rived yesterday The Charleston cap
turrd Guam. Iadrone islands. en- June
Il 10 resistance. Brought Spanish of
ficerS from the garrison six officers and
tifty-four men-tG Manila. On .lUuH %,
the Spanish gun vessel Leytc cam" ont
Of river ana surrendered TO me. having
exhausted ammunition and food in re-
pcllinC attacks by insurgents. ShA had
on board fifty-two officers and ninety-four
men. naval and military. Dewey
The Ladrones or Marianne islands are
a group Of about twenty islands in tho
northmoSt Australian group. They are
disposed in row almost due norm and
south. Their united area iS 1871 square
miles They We're discovered by Magei-
Ian in 1121. who gave them tn" namc
which they still boar from the thievish
propeusitieS Of the natives. They were
afterwards called tho Lazarus Islands,
and the Jesuit missionaries who settled
there in 1861 called them the Mariana
! islands. They are mountainous. well
watercd and wooded Among The trees
ar" the bread fruit. the banana aud the
cOCoanut.
They are fruitful in rice. maize. cotton
and indigo. European domestic aninlals
are now very common. At the time
when the islands were discovered he
population was estimated at 100000. but
the present popul9 on is Il SIS than 5000.
The lnha bItant>. W 10 are dOCilC, 'eljgious,
krd ana hospitahle, resemble in physlo@
nomy those Of the Phu,ppIne islands
The group has been very important to
Spain from Il commercial point of VI, ".
The largest island is Gaulan. ninety
miles in circumference. II contains he
capital San ISnaci de Acana. he SCAT
of the Spanish governor. Who was taken
prisoner by the Americans according to
the dlSpatC tCheS.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-07-09
Secretary AIger's Reply.
WISCONSIN TO GO.
Second and Third Regiments Are
Among Those to be Sent to
Reinforce Gen. Snafter

Chickamauga National Military Park,
Tenn, July 4.-Although rhe officials at
headquarters continue to maintain great
secrecy in regard to the movement of
troops from here to Cuba, it is generally
believed that the movement will begin to-
morrow. Fifteen regiments are under
emergency orders and the indications are
that the start will be made at once.
Preparations are being rushed today and
"A rare scene of activity is witnessed.
The regiments which go out first arc as
follows: First Kentucky. Third Wiscon-
sin. Fifth Illinois. Fourth Ohio. Third II
linoiS. Fourth Pennsylvania. Sixteenth
Pennsylvania, Second Wisconsin. Third
Kentucky, Thirty first Michigan. Ore
Hundred and SiXtieth Indiana. Sixth
Ohio. One Hundred and Fifty-eighth In
diana. First West Virginia.
Closely following these. II is believed.
Will he the Otler regiments of the First
corps. The destination of the troops is
not known It is currently reported that
plans have been changed and that Santi-
go instead of Porto Rico viii be the OBJ
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-07-09
SAYS SPAIN IS WHIPPED.
London Press Advises the DOns
to Sue for Peace
NO POSSIBLE CHANCE.
only Sensible Course Open is to Make
Terms as Quickly as
Possible.

rondon Ink 5.-All the papers today
,,,,,t an thc sudden and dramatic
Transformation resulting from Admiral
,so.,.,,,,. MYSTERIOUS and suicidal maneu-
v.bi.It various theories are advanced
\, ayrf,In an Europe eulosizcs the
,,,,,rr di.rfayed on both sides and
strongly counsel Spain to accept the IN
.,,f,t,r. and sup for peace which would
entail no dI~h0nor.
Tba Daily Graphic says: IF Senior Sa-
r9-f3 elects 70 risk further disasters Tor
r,.,l II, fbr frothy linG"es III Madrid he
p.rl furrIr 4 terrible responsibility. The
S,tui>I ha2 ha> been borne with undyInS
tr M f4. face of tremendous odds and
-hr pnnctilioS Of honor have been gen
,rai>.g satisfied.
Tha p1..y News tendets similar advice.
T. 49, ..Tbe Spaniards can tight and
I S,.#tu thu Americans. Ambassador
H., fr hi glowing and eloquent speech
III le~t,.r4Ily. 2loried ill this thought; out
:, tb,rr rtIrIsI courage Americans add III
fb., unequal combat with Spain. not only
yq-t.y -nupriar material resources but Il
.lv.-.f..s mind and Il skilled organization.
,,s.HorIt which bravery Is nothing but a
mans af providing siuh Tor the sham
I#u Daily Telegraph comments unon
tU tr4y Ia which the American com
u.t##Ier- al Santiago aud probably al Ma
Hf.4 aI-a. have fulfilled their predictions
t. rh. Fourth Of .Inlyr 1t says: The
Nra.rl.au> rushed san Juan in a manner
.tr-rfIvue the immense virility of Am"ri-
r4n manhood Fitness upon the part Of
fh. American officers 10 conduct military
ap.rlfiun, aud nntiinchiug personal brav-
VIM uueu the part of both officers and
n.sH were in the educated judgment of
.gt -p.ef Il cores Spnndcut. the character
I-t#a- .t fhr desperate fight Of Friday and
Saturday
Thr prospects of European interven-
aaa ,a 6chait If Spain have vanished
aHH fa, significant fratefniZatiOn of Eng
ll~IHrt ani Americans on Independence
dtl FIT the | nitcd States and London may
u,a -ep cause to those continental
statesmen. who are credited with a de
~n ta dictate to America the terms of
t#rtra Spain. if her statesmen have any
fragments IF political wisdom left. will
NAH. terms with her adversary quickly.
ne'ay Is dangerous on many grounds"
Ihr Standard suggests that the war
cabinet at Washington on the receipt Of
t,,.r Skaters dispatch saying il was i'm
r4-.lbl. 10 taka Santiago till he had been
reinforced. ordered him to demand its
surrender
The Daily Chronicle comments on the
rbLood brotherhood of England and
america on thr glorious Fourth of July.
which j an important outcome Of grim
rar
Tlc Morning Post advises Spain 10
treat directly with her foe but expresses
II t.lr that even Tins coHrS" will hardly
Save her from the graspiug propcnsities
of some II her European neighbors.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-07-09

cavalry division, has been suffering with
fever since "Wednesday night and has
been confined to his tent. Gen. Wheeler
also had Il slight fever on Thursday and
Friday morning. but recovered sufficient
ly to go to the front soon after the can
nonading was begun from Grimes hill.
Gen. Shafter is still more or less aliinC.
so that his headquarters have not been
moved as far forward as would be most
convenient. but he has directed the gen
eral movements of his army, though ly-
ing most Of the time on cot or i'll IA
hammock attended by a surgeon.
There were many cases of prostratiOn
from heat among the men Of the Ninth
Massachusetts and the two Michigan regi-
mentS all of whom were landed only this
morning and pushed at once to the front
To- reinforce our wearied men of the firing
limo
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-07-09
SHAFTER'S FIRST.
His Message of Saturday Threw
WaShin gton Into Gloom
Different Now.

Washington, ID. c., July THE toi-
lowing m"ssag" from Gen. Shattcr, It
ceived here Sunday morning. threw 9TH
cial circles into a state Of gloom, for whlr
il was firmly believed Shaftor C0ald hold
II : position il looked as thuGGh nothing
more could be done until reinforcement
could be sent. 1t is now apparent that
Shafter, properly cautious. Hndcrcst.mat-
ed the situation and that instead of MS
being at the end of his rope, it was the
Spanish who We're in straits:
playa del Este. July 3.-To Secretary
of War. Washington:
Camp Near SeviHa Cuba. July g
We have the town well invested in the
north and east but with a very thin line
! Upon approaching il we find it Of such a
character and the defense SO strong Il
Will be impossible to carry it by storm
with my present forces.
"Our losses up to date Will aggregate
1000. but list has not vet been made. But
| little sickness outside of exhaustion from
intense heat and oXertion of the battle of
day before yesterday, and the almost con
stant fire which is kept up On the
trenches.
Wagon road to the rear is kept NJ
with some difficulty on account of rains
but | will be able TO use il for the lres-
cnt.
Cen Wheeler is seriously i'll and viii
probably have to go 10 the rear today,
'tn. flaNkllS SnSnIiS WDunHeH III topl
during S0rtic enemy made last night
, which was handsomely repuIsed.
The behavior of the troops was mag
nitlccnt.
''t;en. Garcia says he holds the railroad
from Santiago to San Luis, and has
burned bridge and removed some rails.
also that Gen. Pando mas arrived a.
Palma and that the French consul with
about 400 French citizens came into his
lin" yesterday from Santiago. They nave
been treated with every courtesy possible.
'Shafter. Maj General"
Secretary AIger's Reply.
To the above Secretary Alger sent the
following reply:
ITO Gen. Shafter-The President de-
siros me to say that YOU have the graft
tude and thanks of the nation for the
brilliant and effective work of your noble
army on Friday. July l. The st ady
valor and heroism Of officers and men
thrill the American people with pride.
The country mourns the brave mon who
fell in battle. They have added new
names 10 our roll of heroes.
"R. A. Alger. Secretary of War"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-07-09
SAMPSON IS VICTORIOUS,
Not a Single Ship Of Cervera'8
Fleet is Left.
A GLORIOUS FOURTH
Spanish Admiral Attempted to Es-
cape from SantiaEo-They
Lost 1000 Men.

Washington. y. G.. July 4.-The com
pIete annihilation of the Spanish squad
ron at Santiago and the capture If the
Spanish admiral, Cervera. with 1900 pris-
on"rs; the demand by Gen. Shafter for
the surrender of Santiago by l. o'clock
Tuesday noon On pain Of bombarIm"nt:
word from Admjra, Dewey thar the La
drone islands had been CAPTURED. that a
Spanish gunboat had surrendered, that
100 or more Spanish officers and men
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-07-09
4 PREMATURE FOURTH.
Three Persons Killed in Prelm-
mary Celebrations at
ChjCaEO.

Chicago IL. July 4-Premature
Fourth of July celebrations caused three
deaths in Chicago Sunday. Hattie Wyora,
years Of age was accidentally shot
with pistol by her cousin; Oneida Red
field q years of age. burned to death her
d bonfire. James Walsh. aged 80. re-
Coived a fatal charge in his groin from
brass cannon, which he was preparing
for tom.rrow's CELEBRATION.