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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-12
Copyright, Associated Press.)

Juragua, July 10, via the Asso-
ciated Press Dispatch Boat Dandy
to Port Antonio, Jamaica, July
II, via Kingston, Jamaica, July IL.
-9:3 80 a. m.-The shores of this
little cove were the busiest place
in Cuba this afternoon Five thOus-
and men were either disembarking
from steamers or preparing to take
up the march to Gen. Skaters
headquarters near Santiago. There
was as much confusion as if ten
circuses were preparing to make a
camp. The officers were looking
for horses and mules, trying to
keep their men together, sending
sick men to the hospital and at
tending to rations and baggage.
The engineers were building a
rough wharf of heavy timbers to
be used in landing from the light
ers.
The First Illinois infantry, num-
bering 1850 men, which arrived
here yesterday and began disem-
barking last night, will probably
be the first of Gen. Skaters re-
Inducements to reach him. About
$50 recruits for the regular regi-
ments in the field were also under
way to the front
The District of Columbia infan-
try, consisting of 915 men, arrived
here this morning on the Catanla
and began landing at once.
The auxiliary cruiser st. Paul
has also arrived here with the
Eighth Ohio infantry, 1850 men.
The steamer is at anchor quite a
distance from the shore, which
necessitates a long pull in the
boats in order to get them ashore.
The landing of troops here is
necessarily made in small boats
carrying fifteen or twenty men
each. The boats run through a
light surf, and the landing is as
safe as at a wharf, though the
men often get wet.
The Cuban auxiliaries, with rifles
and machetes, were out in large
force. drawing rations. They
seem to have recovered from their
state Of semi-starvation and are
getting fat.
In spite OF the doctors orders,
our soldiers on landing ate man
groves and other pulpy fruits.
Cocoanuts were very abundant and
the soldiers Toasted on them.
During the afternoon the hospi-
tai ship Solace arrived here and all
the sick who were able to be
moved were taken from the tent
hospital and placed on board her.
The sight of the wounded men had
a depressing effect on the vOlun-
teers.
It is rumored here that General
Shafter strongly advised the ac-
ceptance of Gen. Torafs offer to
surrender if allowed to leave with
the troops wearing their side arms,
and the American commander is
said to have sent a long dispatch
to President Mckinley making ar
guments in favor of the accept
ance of the Spanish commanders
offer. Gen. Shafter is said to have
urged the importance of gaining
immediate possession Of Santiago
harbor and city, so as to leave our
feet and army free to undertake
other work.
According to a report, Gen. Shat
ter said the acceptance of Gen.
ToraTs offer would save the lives
of our soldiers and enable us 10
begin the relief Of the starving
Cubans Immediately. The advsn-
tage to the Spanisrds. Gen. Shafter
is also said to have pointed out,
will not be large.
President McKinley's response,
it is rumored. was as laconic as
was Gen. Grants upon a similar
@4ao-iny,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-12
GENERAL NILES
Has Arrived of Santiago---Has Con
ferred With Sampson and Shaftsr.

Washington, July 1.-THE War De-
partment Is advised Of the arrival on
Santiago to-day of the auxiliary cruiser
Yale with General Miles and his stan
and a portion OF Garretson's brigade
General Miles had a conference with
Admiral Sampson and later conferred
with General Shafter by means OF the
signal service telephone wire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-12

Cuba and off Havana, for it is gath
cred that the monitors have been
withdrawn and are now at Key
West. Notice of the vessels move
ments will be communicated to the
blockading squadron promptly and
it is entirely improbable that she
will be able to repeat the feat OF the
Purissima Conception.
A long list of names of wounded
and sick enlisted men came from
Tampa to-day over the wires to the
war department. The names are
being carefully verified and ar
ranged in lists by the department.
The War Department to-day
made public three dispatches from
General Shafter received in the
early hours of this morning, and
about 1 o'clock this afternoon.
The following was received at
1870 a. M:
playa del Este.
'"The navy has promised after
the bombardment begins to get in
close to the harbor with some Of
their light draft boats. If the bonn
bardment tomorrow (to-day) Is
not quickly conclusive they will
make the attempt. AS soon as
Henry's reinforcements arrive we
will surround the town and can
knock it to pieces with our light
guns. Capt. Goodrich, of the ST.
Louis, assisted me very ably in dis
embarking troops"
Twenty-three minutes later the
following was received:
My plans for tomorrow are to
keep up the bombardment of the
trenches and complete the invest
ment on the northwest by the
troops which have just arrived at
Siboney, one regiment of which,
the First Illinois, has now reached
me-"
Soon after noon to-day the follow
ing was received:
Il regret to report that Capt.
Rowell, Second Infantry, was kill
ed late yesterday afternoon"
The War Department has posted
the following dispatch from Cen
eral Shafter:
Playa del Este. July II.
To Adjutant General. Washington:
Headquarters near Santiago July
II. Following report of casual
ties in the first division yesterday
afternoon just received:
Killed-Captain Charles W. Row
ell, Second Infantry. and private
Peter Nelson, Company A, Sec
ond Infantry.
Wounded-Lieut. N. ]. Lutz, Sec
ond Infantry; private Chas. jerks,
Company A, Second Infantry; pri-
vate Charles Lentki, Company B,
Second Infantry, and private Mel
son Gilbert Jr., Twenty-frst In
fantry.
General Skaters available force
to-day after counting all reinforce
ments and deducting the dead,
sick and wounded is 22,S50 fighting
men, according to military esti-
mates. This is based on an esti-
mate of 10000 men in General
Skaters original expedition and
about 10000 in various expeditions
which have gone since then, max
ing in all $4,000 men. Against
this, however, must be deducted the
casualties in the fighting thus far,
and also the men confined TO the
hospital by sickness. The dedue-
ton is roughly estimated at 5000,
leaving about $4,000 men available
to-day as the fighting force Of the
American army.
Secretary Alger to-day issued or
ders attaching the Hawaiian is
lands TO the military department
of California The First New York
volunteers, Col. Barber command
ing. will be assigned for the time
being at the garrison at Honolulu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-12
THE ULTIMATUM DELIVERED.

Downright. Associated Press.)
General Skaters Headquarters,
Near Santiago. July 10, via Port
Antonio, Jamaica, Per the Assocla-
ted Press Dispatch Boat Dandy,
July IL. s a. m, via Kingston, ia
maica. Oils a. NAT 1880 o'clock
this morning, Gen. Shafter notified
Gen. Toral. the Spanish command
er. that by President Mckinley's d.
rection. the Spanish proposition to
surrender If the garrison were al
lowed to leave Santiago with its
side arms, was rejected, and that
the United States would accept no
terms but immediate and uncondi-
tional surrender.
Gen. Toral at 2:45 p. m. replied
in a brief note that he rejected
President Mckinley's proposal and
would discuss no other terms than
those suggested by himself.
At 3:15 p. N. Gen. Shafter mott
fed Gen. Toral that the armistice
would be terminated, and that hos
tilities resumed at 4 O'Clock. At
the same time he issued instruc-
tons TO each of the division COM
mands to prepare for fresh at
tack on the Spanish works. These
orders have been promulgated from
Aguadores to Ell Caney.
When the courier left with this
dispatch, just before O'Clock, the
artillery was preparing TO open on
the Spaniards at the end of the
armistice. The dynamite gun had
been trained on the Spanish block
house with such absolute precision
that the first shot would obliterate
it.
The American soldiers will sleep
In the trenches tonight.
Eight batteries Of light artillery
win be IN position at midnight to-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-12
night and the siege guns just land

night and the siege guns just land
ed will be ready for action at ten
o'clock tomorrow morning.
Gen. Shafter said to correspond
ent of the Associated Press this af-'
ternoOn:
General Henry and his division
are now landing at Juragua and
are coming up as rapidly as pos
sible Our lines cannot be made
more effective, but if the chance Of
fers to increase our strength | will
take advantage of it.
Il shall not be surprised if we
have Santiago in three days"
At FL Caney there are ten thou
sand miserable refugees from San
tiago-old men. women and chill
dren, whom the Spaniards have
permitted to go to our lines to Get
food. The plight of these helpless
people is heartrending The Amer
leans are doing all they can for
them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-12
GOLD IN THE MOUNTAINS.

Special to the Register
Cumberland, Md, July 11.-There
was plenty of ice at Oakland and a
heavy frost at Mountain Lake this
morning. The sudden change In tenn
perature is without a precedent in that
climate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-12
About the Only Imperative Order
General Shafter Has Received
FROM PRESIDENT M'KINLEY
Is That the Spanish Forces Must Be Prevented
from Escaping from Santiago at
All Hazards.

The War Board Feared There Might Be an Opening
Through Which the Santiago Garrison Might
Escape in the Direction of Manzalillo- Beginning
of the Bon1bardnnent of Santiago Caused Revival
of nterest-Blanco Seeking to Get Supplies Into
Cuba
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-12
TO CARRY REINFORCEMENTs.

Charleston, S. c., July 1.-THE
steamer Grand Duchesse is reported
on the bar tonight She is scheduled
to. take the next expedition to rein
force Shafter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-12

WASHINGTON, July n--For West vir-
ginia: Fair and warmer: northeasterly
winds, becoming southerly.
For Western Pennsylvania and Ohio
Fair weather; warmer: light easteriy
Mr.. C. Echnepf. the Opera House drug
gfst. made the following observations OK
the temperature yesterday: e. m. s.:
m; e. " rn-, 81; p M. %: p. n. =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-12
Elk SENATOR CONGER DEAN

Washington, July 11.-Ex-Senator
Conger, of Michigan, who has lived here
since he left the Senate, died at Ocean
City, Nd, this afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-12
UNCONDITIONAL
SURRENDER"
President Mckinley Believed to Have Made Use
of Gen. Grants Laconic Reply.

The Landing Of Troops to Reinforce Shaer is Going
Rapidly-Sight Of Wounded Men Dep1esses the
Volunteers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-12
Sea, Land and Sky Turned Loose Their
Batteries on the City Of
Santiago.
COMMODORE SCHLEYS GUNS
Failed to Find the City, and After Thirty-FNe
Shots Had Been Fired From the Eight
Inch Guns

The Battleships Continued the Work With Their
Larger Guns, Which Have Longer Range-Great
Care Necessary to Avoid 'Endangerng the Aneri-
can Soldiers
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With All Hands saved.

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If Victoria. B. c. and opposite the mouth
# the Skeena river, on Sunday. January
2Srd.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25
Gdbmun9 Ger Shweine.
Saepb Gtaub b.

0ieIe &rant6eit lit aIs cine IsrbenIt0rung
gu betrabten, fpel9e auf @prabreiGunQ NM
g~eIunbsr, f9per berbauli9sr Tuttermittel
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rem fem biirfte. Sic fam ntdt nit Der &noz
9enpei6e bertpe9felt tperoen, no bic Sbiere
nur lung1am 81 laufen berm0gen unb Die
bertriimmten 8eine faum gu gebrau9sn iinb;
bic &no9entpsi9e Fat ibren SiB in ben &noz
den, erftere i'm &iidenmarf uno cen angrens
5enben 80rpert6eilen. Die 9duf;9s 0sra6z
rei9ung %Iaueren pbsr 5eriebten Suffers Oman
betra9te nur einmal man9e S9peinetr0ge
auf benz Qanbe etpas nd6er), lpie Der Munqel
an @ras, Sulat, Hiben u. !. IN. finb bduf;ee
11rTuben bisIes 3uitanbes. 0o1 au9 lleberz
%IGttigung fam cine pibtige 8oGe 1pielen Bel
iunqen S9psinen, tpel9e it9 an Sauermifb
ii6erfreHen; tie berenben 6ann oft in Solge
@rtidens bur9 ben Druid, ben Der ungemein
uusgebs6nte Magen ouf bic 2unge ausiibt.
9as 4iidenmarf ipirb ebenfa1s affi5irt unb
bic bas &idenmdrt umgeben3s Saut emit
3ilnbet ii9, bielei6t audi Ous @ebirn, 10 OaB
fu9 pdIieriges 8lut binein er9ieBt, pOburf
Elm Druid ausgeiibt unb Der Herb, tpeIher
bic 8srbauungsorgane un0 bic MusfeGn Der
2enben unb 9interfiBe regaIirt, geldbmI
tpirb.
Die 2Gbmuns tritt aiemGi9 bdufig Bel
@6peinen uuf, Die SPHERE f4Ieppsu Bit
6interfiBe dbnGi9 nad, ME ipenR fs aui
ben binteren 8iidenpirbeI einen beftigeu
@9Gag erIitten bdtten. Sic betpegen ii9 nun
nit ben 8orberfiBen; meiitens friBt bas
Sbier gang gut, ba bic &rant3eis I4mer3tps,
bas @mpfinben unterbrp3ea 1T. 9ungerz
furen finb buuptfd6It4ite @egenmittsl pd9=
renb Der sriten Sage; bic &biere eTbalten
reines @afer OOer isbr oiiRn seto9te aleieR=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25
Oan9une Ser pfriidbdume.

Ser u9e iiber bic Oiingung De: pfirfi4=
bGunle, Die ar Der lanOpirt6i9aftli4en 8srs
~fubs1tdtion bes @taates Nep Series
ausgefibrt purben, ersaben folgen0e Geiul=
tale: $
I. GtalImiit betpirtt trdftigen Wu4s nnS
REDEEM @rtro9, Oer30gert u6er Die &elfe Der
6rI9te. 2. Die tiin1tli6en Siingemittel
t0nnen ben StaQmtit b%olftGuoig erieBen ltnt
iinb NIT 8iidii9t auf Die gering.reH Soften
lohaenber. 3. 9as &ali tpirtt DorSugspeIic
auf ben 6Ol8puds, auf bic Menge uno aus=
bilhung Der Srii4te. 4. Die P9psp6oridurc
ttForDert ben NnIab unb bic Reife oer
8ri9te. 5. Ser @tiditoff be9in'i9t ben
8iatt= unb SOl5pu4s, pie audi Die fpdter:
@r0Bensnttpidelung Der 5ru6t, g.. Sal
unb pbospbOrI6ure bilben Die 8rllnoldge be:
9firft40ingung unb ioQen bersits i'm 9erbf
uber Winter m0gli6it tief undergraduate psr=
ben. Z. Der &alt lit Elm uner!bebrl;4e;
Rdbrftoff" fir aqes Steinoblt, beYeu 3udera
geb1lt bur6 beniel6en ungemein giinitig BE-
einfluBt tpirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25
5uberettune ser Nahrun9 fir pferoe

Die Bette Qrt, 8ferbe gu ernGbren, beItebt
in benz 6iittern bon 9an3em Safer, 6su nno
8afIer, aIenfdGs nit etpas 3ugabe bon
Go9TaI5, &rant6eitsz unb S9pd9e3uitdno(
aber MAIDEN 5utpeilen Elm 8eifutter unb cine
GENTLE 3ubereitung Der Nabrungsnlttel
not6tpenbtg,
9us 9uetf6en, Mablsn un6 99rOtsn bon
8ornfutter ma6t, ME begreifIi9, bas Gouea
fait unnOtbig, unb man gtebt in Oteisr 3u>
bereitung Sutter an pferoe nit i9ls4tem
9ebifIe ober an trante ober beruntergetcn1z
meme SPHERE, UNI tbnen pieber m0Jli6ft
run0e Sormen gu geben. Oa aber Die Gin
ipei4elung, bic benin 8auen ungsqueti4tsr
&0rner in bobem 9rabe erfolgt, BEL bte1tr
6iitterungsmeiie piel g~ertnger 1T, 10 1T
8afer3uiab n0t6ig. 9erieI6e burf in5eTen
nur mdbig iein, Oenn rei4li9er Wafer3uIab
eri3lafft unb OeranlaBt S6tpiben, mas iptsz
oerum i9pd9t, Sang troden barf aber bag
5utter in bteier 3u6ereitung uu9 nidt gez
rei9t tperben, neil es fonft 19on i'm Mau.e
t~leiitert uno ii3 i'm Magen in lauren 5eig
oerpanbelt, bort gdbrt unb Sieber fotpie &p@
liten eroeugen fam. 9as 8o9en unb Dim
pfen bon &ornfutter unb 6iili enfrii9ten 1T
fir Pferbe bpn peniger 9iinftiger @irtung,
namentli6 pirten gr0Bere &atipnen Tol9en
Suffers eri6luffenb, 9as 3eri9neiosn Oss
Wur6elfutters (Ribsn, 8nOlen) iO1 bic Gr=
faffung unb Nufna6me biefes Suffers erz
Iei4tern. I'm bic aerI9nittenen Sbeile ni4t
leOerartig, trOdsn unb unf6mad9uft gu
MAIDEN. muB bos 3erf9neioen unmlttel6ar
por benz 5iittern gef3eben.
Nnquelen un6 @inbri6en gef@;e6t nur
BEL 9iilienfrii9ten, Die bur4 Idngere5 Stts
gen felt unb BART geipprben itnb, UNI 6ublr9
&auen uno @erbauen gu erlei3tern. Man
ldBt fe ettpa 20 Stunben in taItem @afer
liegen ober gieBt 9aiBes barauf pel4.5 To-
fort tpieber abflieBen muB. 0as &Uiten bon
9afer be3tpedt, @afTer %berbunften SIT Icfen;
er ptrb in bie1er 3ubereitunJ Pfetotn gcs
rei8t, tpel6e an 6roniI9er 0iarrbOe fsio:n.
9as 3eri6neiben bes Raubfutter5 Fat ZEN
3ped, bic Nufna6me bsfiel6en unb BAG Ger
falen gu erlei9tern, fOpte es nit anosrsn
Na6rungamitteln better bsrmfi3en 5a fOnz
men. !5ddisl ODER tur8 gei4nittene3 9eu
pirb Pferben unter ben 9afer gerni9t, Gu
NIT ie better fauen miiIen unb our6 ner>
me6rte Ginfpei9eGung bic Naturalization
@toffe befier 0erOauen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25
umwdlsun9 i'm SIeifdsp 6feIn.

Sin neues 8erfabren, 6leiI9 gu fonierpiz
rem, bds cine gdn3lt9e ~llmpdl5ung i'm Bis
bergen pOtelOerfabren b~,r6eifI6ren biirfte,
bat Der angeiebene Odnii9e 3ooloee QuqnIt
6lslStrup, i3on 6efannt burb feline Met6obs,
UtIl9 obne 3ud:r gu t%pnben1iren, fnto,dt.
Die @ntoedung bat fi6 na9 b~reimona!li5sn
Beriu9en in Der NttienI9ld6terei in OosnIe
als polfommsn prattiI6 unb bur6fi6r5ar
bepdbrt, .uno oiirfts bon auBsrorbeatli0sr
g:oeutung tperoen in elmer 53eit, in Der bic
4usfubrlGnoer bur6 bic ii9 beltGnbtq mebz
renben 8er6ote Der @infii6rung bon te6enberl
Wteb auf Die Iusfubr gei9la9teten 9iebe8
bing'ipteIe en- tperoen. Die Metbobe 6at -
tple Die metiten tpert6ooQen g~ntbeduaoen -
Den Wor3ug, iebr einfa4 unb let9t psritGrbz
LTD gu ietn. Sic beru6t auf benz @runoiap,
0as Blut, ben gr0Bten Ssinb Der 6rtIGe oes
5leil3es, 10 f9neu unb 10 boufommen ais
mOgli4 gu entfernen. 9as gu f6la6!enbe
Sbier = glei4giltig Oh 9ferb, O4ie, &a!s
ober S9af- pir6 nit einem 3epolbsr, Der,
UNI ben S4doel niAt gu 5erft0ren, nit 6uz
gelpatronen geluben lit, mitten por bic Gtirn
gei3ofen. Sn bemfeI6en Nugenblid, in Dem
es f9mer3lOs betdubt umItntt, Dffnet Der
S9ld3ter NIT einem Msefer bic cine 6ersz
hammer, our9 Die aIes 8Gut ausqspuItet
tpirO. unmittel6ar oarauf tpirb cine 5alsz
bribe, itart ODER f4pa6, 9rob ober fem, pie
es na3 8ei3affen6eit Der Waare nDtbig lit,
mittels elmer Spribe bur9 bic anbere 0eras
TANNER in ale Nbern bes Sbieres oetrie6eu.
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