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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-23

Special Dispatch to the lntelllgencor
FAIRMoNT. w. Va. Dec. 22-Tbc
Falrmont a. C. pulled on the fist box
ing bout tonight ever witnessed In this
section, and the club was rewarded for
lta efforts by big audience. Leslie
Pearcc. Of Wheeling, and kid" Wanko.
OF washington. Pa. went fifteen lively
rounds, ana the decision Of draw was
satisfactory. Penrce's cleverness was
we'll stood Off by his younger and heaV-
Ter opponent. The boxing was fast and
rrtpntiflC
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Two Pointed Questions Answered..

What is the use of making n better
article than your competitor II you
can not get better price for 1t?
Ans.-As there Is no difference in the
price the public will buy only the bet
ter, SO that while our profits may be
smaller on n single sale they Will be
much greater in the aggregate.
How can you get the public to know
your make is the best?
II both articles are brought proml-
nentiy before the public, both are
certain to be tried, and the public Will
very quickly pass judgment on them,
and use only the better one.
This explains are large sale on Cham
berlaln's Cough Remedy. The people
have been using It for years. and have
found that It can always be depended
upon. They may occasionally take up
with some fashionable novelty put
forth with exaggerated claims. but are
certain to return to the one remedy
that they know to be reliable, and for
coughs, colds and Group there Is nothing
equal to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
For sale by druggists,
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cord n. c, over month ago" she says. in her
Communication TO DR.. X. v. Pierce. Of Buffalo,
NY "A little girl here was In dreadful health.
We told her folES about Or. Picrcc'a medicines.
knew what they had done for ms. Her parents
bought a bottle az his Golden Medical DiscoV-
rryf aud Of Pnvnric Prescription and one Of
Pelicis' The patient has improved wonder.
iullyailcr taking these medicines wish every
body knew the great virtue Of Dr. FefeeS
medicines have been using them In my iafn'
i.y for three years aud always with success.
will I've pleased TO have myieucr published.
IF persons wishing to know More about the
great benefits we have received from using DIT.
rirreen medicines viii write, enclosing stamp,
will gladly answer
Every mother of children ought to
possess DR.. Picrcc's grand book, the
Peoples Common Sense Medical Ad-
Wscr a magnificent thousand-page illus
trltcd volume. II teaches mothers how
tocare for their children and themselves.
II is the best doctor TO have in the house
in cnsc of emergency Over half a mil
lion copies were sold at sISo each, but
one free copy in paper covers will be
sent on receipt of Al one cent stamps
TO pay the COS, Of mailing only or
send ~ stamps II you prefer a heavier,
handsome cloth hound copy. Address
the publishers, Worlds Dispcnary Med
zeal Association, No. 65s Main Street,
buffalo, N. Y,
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able 70 do any work on account of the

A barge of salt sunk in the Louisville
canal Monday night. The accident was
caused bV the barge striking clcgged
ice.
The towbOat Dick Fulton is leading
the coal feet, which is on It's way south.
The Lorena will leave GAINESVILLE next
Tuesday for Pittsburg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-23

20 PER CENT discount on all Spec
tncles purchased between now and
Christmas Of PROF. Shelf, the OPP
ticIan, corner Main and Eleventh SITS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-23

A VALUABLE Christmas present is
one OF our many styles Of Rocking
Chairs, all the latest finishes. Special
Prices. FREW'S, 1908 Main.
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THE RIVER.


YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Pittsburgh, GREENWOOD, y, m.
Cincinnati. QUEEN CITY, 6 y, M.
SlstGrsville LEROY, . p. NJ.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Parkersburg. BEN IIUR, II u. m.
SiStrravilIe, RUTH. aga a. ~.
CiArIngton. LEROY. $3.50 y. m,
Stcubenvllic.. n. NJ. nAYEE9, $50 y. M.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Charleston. GREENWOOD, $50 n. m.
PRrkcrsburg II. Is. nEDFORD. IL n, IN,
Mntnmoras.. :. LEXINGTON, II n. IN.
SistcrsvIIlc. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
CinringtOn LEROY, 500 p. N.
steubenvIlic. n. NJ. BAYNE, $50 b, m.
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Frlnngcr stands for tho purCst bOcr
made. SChmulbRch makes IL.
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WE have put our prices down to the
lowest notch. and you cant miss 1t
here on present.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-23

MEDALLIONS, Fancy Inkstands.
Candlesticks. etc, ut 25 per cent Off reg
uIAr price from now until Christmas.
GRAVES, Twelfth street.
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PEARcE AND WANKo DRAW

Umpire = Jones' Scorers - Smith and
Brown. Friday eYeHIRg-JOck Tars vs..
STANLEY.
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You're next. schmulbnch's Erlunger.

LARGE line Of Ladies' and Gents
Rings, at M'NAMEE's, 1907 Market st.
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aeale .tats.
For Sale, REM and Exehanqe,


FOR sAI.E-BuIldIng Site. il5 by 2Q,
East McColloch street. Dirt cheap.
Small farm, improved, II acres Three
miles from city and river road.
4 line country residence, Pleasant VGi'
ley. a..
4 rooms and Kitchen, on East McColloch
street. Lot - By 10. Only SLIGO. TeFm9
Ah K very me building lot on north side
Of Fourteenth street.
Two desirable building lots on Weed
street. Eighth ward--on very easy terms,
A two.Story frame dwelling, roomg,
with stable on lot. Lot % by 100, South
Chaplino street, Eighth ward. Only A,e5ei
Ell FoR RENT-s rooms on North Market
o.! 4 c. county residence with grounds. IN
uuirO ut once.
improved farm nj SlsteSvillC. 70 acres
C. A. SCHAEFER & CO., e9 s1s ! 6IsT's IL
TclsNbono Ri
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TAKE the Ohio River Il. r. for Gin
cinnatI. Fare only $3.50.
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ONLY $3.50 to Cincinnati via Ohio
River L r.
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Gr2enG

TS0R RnNT-8EVERAL GOOD RooAsS
ID "a the City Bank building Inquire q
the City Bank OF wheeling. mlIll
ToR RENT-FINE OFFICE ROOMS
ID best location IN city. Possession At
once. NlCoLL'S ART STORE. 1e1 Mar
ket street, ooal
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rim Hurst, liz (Fitzsimmonsi, . to 3D..
oscar Gardner, ITO (Flynn). 4 TO 5.......
Time, liza, Little Lady and Lady Ma
veil also ran.
To-DAY's ENTRIES,

First race, ~ furlongs- Gailatln, us:
Worry Not. lis; Tim Hurst, 1l5: Jim
blackburn, liz: Brown Fonso, tlJ; Lizzie
e., 10: War Maid, 105.
Second race, 90 furlOngs-B orderer ll5;
Glenbock, 1l5; Nevada Boy. rs: Osir, no;
Third race, AZ furlongs-LIttle Lady,
10: Mincrer. liO; Ensign, no. Scottic D.,
llO; Tally Ho, 100; St Actress, 100; Fox
Chase l0i.
Fourth race. ~ acknowledgements
1874: Billy Dun, lis; Red Bird, lr., lls;
MedIca, il5; Great Bend. liz; Humorist,
ll2.
Fifth race. AZ furlongs--I.ucette, ll2;
James Monroe, 1l0: j. p. no; Lulu B., 10;
Susie Howe, ld7; Fred MInch, 1OI.
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STOCKS FOR SALE.
riverside Iron Works.
Aetna standard Iron C Steel Co
Wheeling Steel & Iron Co.
Wheeling Electrical Co.
West Virginia Glass Co,
West VirginIR State Fair Association.
Exchange Bank.
FostorlO Glass Co.
G Per Cent Gold Bonds.
& Per Cent Currency Bonds
6 Per Cent Whitaker NH Bonds.
8 Per Cent Gold Bonds.
SIMPSON & TATUM.
Telephone No. G6i. Room City Bank,
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Geo. i. StifeI & Co. Geo. E. StifeI s
Dressy Xmas Gifts.

With scarcely forty-eght hours left in which to
make up your minds and purchase, we would like to
give another hint or two.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-03
nREN tiles.

The Humane Society has established an
Office in room 536 Burke block. where COM
paints may be sent. Special Agent Smith
Viii give them prompt attention.
Nearly 100 BARRIERS held a meeting last
night and formed plans for the organiza-
ton OF > union. They appointed a commit
tee OF three TO draw up bylaws and elect
ga :. W. Myers president and Fred KIM
pei secretary. NeXt- Tuesday evening an
other meeting viii be held at the Pioneer
barber shop at which all OF the BARRIERS
are requested 10 be present.
Charles Wurtele. who has been employ ell
in the oitlcc of ". l.. Beuham. western
freight manager Of :he Great Northern
railroad has been appointed gent for the
Great Northern at Victoria and has left
the city - enter upon his new duties The
appointment of Mr.. Wuriele 10 the Vie
taria agency comes in the way or a promo
ton.
Local representatives Of the Southern
Pacific railroad have not yet heen advised
OF the reduced rates. which are said 10
have been authorized from San Francisco
Ia ali Eastern points. That the rates were
reduced was published by The Associated
effect they would have In Seattle have
been made at The local Office.
T + Townley filed an answer in the
Barneson ard Richard Chilcott against the
and asks the court 10 consolidate for trial
the libels OF the iibelants and cross-l!bal OF
the respondent and upon the hearing ard
trial thereof 10 pronounce against the IL
belants aforesaid and 10 condemn the libel
ants in costs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-03
MINING On LAKE CuEI.N.
Preparations Are ueing Made for n
Season Of Activity

LAKESIDE May Slowing to the snow
disappearing more slowly than usual. min
ing operations are somewhat DELAYED IN
this section, \ number If properties
charged hands during he winter and early
spring months. .he most inporfan. trans
action being the sale OF two cia!r,s IN
the aew camp zen n15.cs North Of TIE
lake. a. the head Of Safety Ha-bo~ creeg
Spokane men are Tho puteba sa~s The
lodges are WEI covered M in thar de-
tT.ct. and bat Nt:le IS known Of their
nature and value as Vet A e. Edwards
enc o. the principal stockholders ~ -he
Compact Will put force Of Taer. at work
Immediately
The milne owners are row hu3ldir~
Eeod rack tTsll into ne amp and ssve~si
IT ths claims w3U ~ levolo-4si for -
fac showing maze by the Hum < Poh-
sraaa3 t01r*l which VS. driver, las. vxl,-
- a1 fhe tses property I'm the cam, *
highly %aroafag ~. Wy ~fcA re r,s4
quarts - "a ,i!@covsrei - The eu~ssro l,,,,
90 80 changes "a copper ~u.oh,aa -.
1eo.A - attained. l. - - very hfvh -. -
however. ora assay showing So n ~ goI4
I'D twtc-s~~iX pe~ cert corner -rt,, -
nt@ IL -ow !u lgl feer ard the main 80,
i @Nps -ed - Be- reached and r--esl5l.
a stfy. 80
~'o ka'07s3 EEK work ha4 sgrea.s,- ~,.,,
fnHHae~' TIE Wa.la WaI+a men AZ. &c
1hf'1f.E'-1 u ;ass amp have u1-o,-srs.,
s7nss '.-e .ook.1s ore - the T4,.., RI
arzZ 'f
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-03
TICKETS BN AL GaTEWa AVS.
Cheap sccond-Ctass Rates From san
Francisco 10 Chicago

CHICAGO. June Next Sunday and
thereafter al tran@contiueEtal railways will
sell cheap secOud-class tickets from San
Francisco ard other California points IN
Chicago by way 81 all gateways. Today.
az meeting 81 the executive COMMITTEES
or The Western Passenger Association, &
developed thst the Santa Re had agreed
upon a special basis * divisions with the
southern Pacfc by way of Moiave and FL
Paso. The Hines ly way Of Ogden. the
most DIRECT Route. tAeret.pou decided .
quote the Sane rates. TINS viii be done
by independent action ard the new charges
probably VIII ~ TN effect June 3.
The first class rate from san Francisco
- Chicago Will ists So 20
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DEADLY HaPID-fIHf. RIFLE.
s5ue-G'ounaer Which shoots Three
shots a second to He Tested.

NEW YORK, June 3.--The navy depart
nens VII make "a exhaustive test this
week q: ire Indian Head proving grounds
81 az au1omaiic one-p0unGeT rife. said 70
be capable Of firing leo shots a minute.
says the Washington correspondent ~ the
Tribune. TIE tremendous advantage TO
be gained by such q weapon may he ap-
preciaied when Il = said that the best
guns uow IN the uaEai service. capable os
throwing ome-ponnd prciectiiss. are oper-
ased with weil-driiIed crews az a speed
never exceeding fifteen TO twenty shots
a minute. and a that rate for a very brief
period.
Tne terrific effects on light aruA9r Of
such gun can hardly be overestlnate ted.
especially in an action against torpedo
boats. which would be rendered altogether
useless ig the daytime. and perhaps at
night. II vigilang watch was maintained
against their close approach.
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1SAYE AND GERARDN.
Something About the Cello Master
Who May Appear Here.

Although Ysaye is the older and greater
artist. who in his mastery OF the violin
has no superior. he is not great enough
to dim the briliancy OF his confrere
Gerardy. who is a master OF the cello
This young musical Hercules. who has
thoroughly subdued the lion OF the fiddle
tribe is not yet ~ years old. having be-
gun his earthly pilgrimage at Liege, Bel
GUM, December ~. ISIS. He made his
debut when only years old, and has
been an acknowledged virtuoso since the
age of S. He made tour of Europe with
Adeiina Patti eleven years ago. Just
after that interesting experience he ap-
peared with Ysaye and Paderewskl in Bel
GUM. and played with them in the great
Rubensteiu trio. His first visit 10 Amer
lea was in 1884,. when his playing created
n decided furore in New York and the
other large Eastern cities. Gerardy's
technical skill is superb, seemingly so en-
tirely subordinated TO his Interpretation
that one forgets the existence of the
physical limitations. Intelligence. feeling,
great artistic temperament. and above all,
passion, are conspicUouSly present in
Gerardy's performances. He is sure TO
prove the greatest artist OF the cello the
world has ever had.
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wish all ladies 10 know that l am man,
ager OF a branch office fer the sale OF the
famous Balm Of Figs. a remedy which will
positively cure all forms of female weak
ness without the aid OF a physician, and
as proof OF It's merits. will gladly give or
send any lady one 50-cent box free "a
there is no case Of Painful Periods. Leucor-
rhoea. Disbursements or Irregularities but
what IL Will cure. This is no Quack doc
tors medicine. or humhug. but Natures
own remedy for women. which restored me
to health after all other means had failed.
and Is Endorsed by many Seattle ladies' II
Will cost YOU nothing 10 convince yourself
Of its merits. and shall be pleased 10 have
you call. or send a 2-cent stamp. and /
Will send YOU one 50-cent box free and
write you full particulars. Mrs. Caroline
Rose. Seattle. Wash. 424 Belmont Avenue.
REMEMBER-BALM OF FIGS CURES
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Shit for images.

A suit for s20. 800 damages was yesterday
fled In the superior court by NJ. j. Mar
shall against Clarence e Andrews. A. p.
Andrews s. T. Andrews and Estella Har-
kinson. by his guardian. Hiram Burnett.
The complaint alleges that the plaintiff in
action leased the property, AIT Madison
street. from the defendants as a dwelling
house: that an insufficiently protected trap
door In an outkitchen belonging to the
property caused the plaintiff. on the 18th
Of August 1895. 10 fail through into the
basement below. breaking the bones OF the
left ankle and leg. which injuries have re-
suited In almost complete physical inca
pacity. and will cripple him for life. Dam
ages are therefore asked in the sum of
500 goo and $500 20 defray expenses incurred
through treatment. and costs OF action.
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Local Railway Men Do Not Think the
War Will Continue.

The local passenger officials OF the Great
Northern, Northern Paci2c ard Canadian
Pacific reads have 70. received advices
recently regarding any changes which
may be made In the rates now In force
frc-n Western 10 Eastern and from East
ern 70 Western points. but they are look
ing for action on the part o. the different
lines any day. No meeting OF the various
l;res is n session. and no cali has been
off considerably, and II Is believed that the
low rates now in vogue VIII not have i
tendency 20 increase the travel.
II IS believed that the purchasers n the
cut rate tickets have all put in an appear
ance and for that reason It is thought
ilsh the old rates.
The fact that the Canadian Pacific read
has insisted on the maintenance OF the
low rates against the wishes of its COM
petitors is well known. but 1t is now IN
dersiocd that even the Canadian Pacific
Is des<rous of abandoning the cheap rates
and returning 10 the old. 4 gentleman
closely connected with the affairs of the
Canadian Pacific rad said yesterday:
Business on our road IS very quiet. and
I dent believe that the reduced rates viii
result in more than the ordinary run Of
travel. In fact, l believe that all OF the
people who want cheap rate tickets have
put in an appearance and for that reason
l believe that the old rate will be re-essab-
Lshed in a short time. / am not in a
position TO state when such action will
be taken by our company. but I believe
1t Will be very soon.''
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PLANS FOR FouR NEW MONITORS.
Coast Defense Vessels VIII lie the
Most Powerful Ever Built.

NEW YORK. June S.-A special 10 the
Tribune from Washington says:
An oxen dozen IL III. prsponiertrg fig
ure In the designs. practically completed
b. Chief Constructor Hichborn. Tor the
four coast defense vessels authorized III
the latest naval appropriation. These vas
sells sre 10 lie the moss formidable ever
constructed for their particular purpose,
and will Include many novelties In modern
naval architecture.
Under the provisions OF the bill, their
cost excluding armament. is limited TO
81 .250.9o each. They Will have twelve
knots speed. twelve feet draught twelve
inch tarbe;tes. twe,ve-lnch Hichborn iu-
cilned turrets. twe!vs-!nch guns, twelve
inch arIncr. and each OF their twin screws
VIII be driven by 1919 horsepower en-
glnes. Their dlspla epent Will be just
twice f200 tons.
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10 serve out long sentence, which ne
escaped ny breaking jail He IS also want
ed al Vancouver on q charge Of burg4ar-
;zsn- and burning a store al Mission
Smith was arrested in this county i2sl
week ard lodged In Jail on charge or
resisting an officer. Sheriff KENNEDY
came rp 20 take him hack 20 Everett. The
British Columbia officers had man here
keeping a lockout Kennedy took MS
prisoner by the way OF Sunas. While
there tire train. tnnocently or Otherwise
was backed across the line 10 Hunting
ton. There Lister was waiting. and &c
urorrus9v went aboard and arrested smith.
a Kennedy was on British soil he could
do nothing but say things, which he did
emphatieslly.
The prisoner Is known in the courts so
well Is desperate character that Ever
etts chances OF getting him soon are very
small.
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NORTHWEST NEWS NOTES.

The F.lberton cannery Is to he removed
- tolfax.
To- grand lodge. !. q. O. r. Will be held
az NaIa Nalla, June :
The Columbia river salmon pack I'D tc
Jnue is estimated at y $50 ca4rs.
The body ~ William Deare who was
drowned in Sake river. has been recoy-
cred
Rev; J. ". Nsypan. pastor Of she Rap
~. argouut ~ Nl-health.
\ shad weighing nine pounds caught In
she Columbia river. b. on exhibition at
Portland Is is Tee largest ever seen
57-sr
- reeunav operations A strong British
company Is saA - have bought 10 tie
stock
l.frh frse-roA bear1ng ore has been dis
covered oa Sophie mountain sev~a miles
north e Sorthporf, OIL enc American side
az 'he boundary
SiN.vcar~o.1 Wyott Pullman. WHO MAS
accidentally sta. beg PLAYMATE a. FosSti
heart. VII probably recover.
'agt. a j Ferrand'n! % NorthQor;. ~
AIMING n1liary company composed
80 i.sn from stevens e%':nt| 70 he Nnowa
ts he stevens cou0iY volunteers.
\ - oosan in south salem. Or who had
re-k ot black spanish chickens gave
cypress aL 70 asr ana Spanish FEELINGS og
-aoupus ~ thr chickens heads.
Trs. Canadian postmaster geners,'s te-
pas'wrnt as~ decided 20 opea three
branches % tee lead letter ofHse az Hat
ian Wlaaipek ara Vancouver. respect
5s~tV.
sometimes "l-.et3t. Graham. 4 8" has
cas.S 30 sftef - ~itsoUyer. Il. e.. HIS
t"- b2Er~ -aerks lie IS IN ia3l
Arthur y. Co.'S 50 sshree. rrlif.s.f~ 'ssaaI-
saus ~eo fh~ rrst pc.Ee "a The n efty-sutit
rsaa raee ss SPOKANE X. humpe w.
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BOUNDARY CREEK RAiLWAh'
Contract Let for Construction OF Line
Prom Robson to Midway.

VANCOUVER, r. C. june Inc con.
tract for the construction OF section OF
the Boundary Creek railway from ROBSON
10 Midway has been Lex by the Canadian
Pacific railway. T. C. Shaughraessy. vice
president OF the Canadian PACING. Is on
his way TO the Pacific coast, and wneh
he arrives he will make arrangements tor
the building OF the other part OF the me
from Midway 10 Penticton- The Whoie
lire. when completed. will give rich
mining section railway communication.
which Il, has long been anxiously await
ing.
The Canadian Pacific also controls the
charter OF another line or railway from
Vancouver 10 Penticton, and Mr. ShaugA-
messy vii probably arrange for work 10
commence on this also, thus providing a
new short line through wealthy region
to ROSSlana.
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An Official Report From Madrid.

LONDON. June 3.--The Madrid corre-
spondent OF the Standard says: The Mad
rid papers are much elated over another re-
pulse suffered by the American fleets. Ac-
coTa!ng 80 official advlces the forts and bat
teries of Santiago de Cuba were unchanged
and not single Spaniard was killed or
wounded. and not single shell struck the
Spanish cruiser Cristobai Colon.
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LATE MORNING NEWS
SECOND EDITION-6 =. NJ.


ss4ra;l5n. VII shortly rea8sr Manila har-
Dor inoprsgna bic against spanish attack
In connection with the 6eteuses % that
baTjsoTs il . harmed mat the city q Pc
kfa. carried win Aer 30 the far east a
number u mines. egaTgIning fifty pounds
o. gun ccfz0n eaca. Back OF these wtli
fse placed the monitor Monterey. and.
there Is good reason 20 believe. t1e gun
boat Bsnasng ion. The Bennington now
az HanoUlu. will come home to undergo
4 seE repairs. and can convey troops 10
tn< FSnfgttutrex
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NEW YORK. June 3.-The auxiliary
cruiser 81. Paul passed Sandy Hook this
morning. bound for her dock. IL is be-
lleved that sna has come for additional
armor, guns and supplies.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-03

SAN FRANCISCO. June 3.-Captain
Richard Young. Of the Utah light arti-
lery. has been ordered to organize the
two batteries under him into a battalion.
This VII carry with IL the advancement
Of the captain 20 major. ard promotions
Will follow all along the line.