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FOR RENT-HOUS SEES

--- II On No. ~ y = --.''..---------,-
FOR RENT-HandsOme brick dwelling. six
rooms and bath. I243 Maryland ave
ne. Inquire next door. mist
FOR RENT-495 Md ave. sw.. II rooms
aud bath: modern Improvements: rent
$50 per month. la4-d-eit
FOR RENT SOC 18Th ST. ne: six rooms;
good condition. $1,000. Inquire 124l
Md ave. Ja4-3t
FOR RENT-Two dwelling houses and a
corner store; two stories and cellars.
pressed brick. bay windows. front yards,
good locality and good new buildings:
rent greatly reduced, houses only = y, and
corner store, 81 >, each sufficient for hOus-
ing two families, Nos Al. AZ, and 10
G st. sw. Apply at 500 l1th St NV.
Ja3tf.
FOR RENT-3 very desirable houses: rent
one S2U. 5O.Ons $3.50, and one, ST. 30.
Apply t. FRANK l.. WILLIAMS, 500
5tn st. NV. de29-1t-elu
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HELP wArTED-FEaIALE.

WANTED Nice girl To do general house
work. with refs. Cail BIO / lth 81. se.
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FOR EXCHANGES.

FOk EXCHANGE 2-forse. 1e-passen-
ger coach: in first-class order; for GOV
cred carriage: or Will sell cheap. Box 1s,
Anacostia, ID, G. JaS-ct-em
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THE RIGHT party having from 81 900 TO
So 600 in cash can find a 3 per cent
Investment and take active or silent m
tcrest i'm business already esta blished, with
the right TO handle money ADDRESS e e,
this office. Iao-3t-eTn
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Fon RENr-RooMx

FOR RENT-Comfortably fur room; Gen.
trail; 81 per week. % ID st.nw. ja5-3t-em
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wANTED-By a refined widow, middle
aged. situation to care for one child
that can walk about or light hoisework
with sewing. Address SEA MISTRESS. SAB
n Can. st. Jao-5t-efn
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NINE, THEO.

Medium and card reader; Washington
most famous ciairvoyant and palInist oon-
suit her on business, love aud fainlly al
fairs: reuDites the separated; removes spells,
causes speedy maria ges, and gives goou
luck; open daily; German spoken; 25c ana
50c. 929 II st. NV. Jao-l AZ
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WANTED a competent girl place as
cnambermaid or nurse. Gail AT III
21St 81. NV. Item
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WANTED-By a dressmaker, ing IN
fauiilies; perfect tit. 2l1S I2tn ST. NV
In
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FOR RENT-Fur. rooms; all modern i'm
provemeuts; board IL uesred terms Tea-
soma BILE. 612 l. = 22d ST. NV. Ja5-3t-em
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FOR RENT Two or three nicely fur
nished rooms for light housekeeping. A p
NV 2OH 2 1bIh ST. sW. 1ab-3t
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The IS DAVIS, Cure

dor mem lie ads ell remedies In this Guy:
a prompt and permanent cure or no On aIse;
cnnsulI afion free. DR. MekEEHAN, Tlo
Fin st. NV. Office HOURS o a. m TO
/ d M, 8 to p. m; Sunday 10 p. m
40 2A-trnO.
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WANTED Sewing In families or at home.
4 ddress SEAMS TIRE Is, this Office.
10
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srrua ruoSs wANrED-rEnALE.

wANTED-By young colored girl, place as
assistant seamstres. Address NEAL,
this office. 1ab-3t-em
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FOR RENT-Furnished, 3 rooms for house
Keeping. SIS month";, cars pass the
door. l6U6 18th st. NV. Jaoo item
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FOR RENT-Three Large, nicely furnished
and well-kept rooms; en- suite or single:
heat and gas: near -four car lines; no
housekeeping allowed. AIS 9th st. NV
ja5-3t
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FOR RENT-Second floor south front room;
three windows, cabinet bed; well fur;
also connecting room; single or en- suite;
private family OF adults; refs No. 81
% st. Jano-3t
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FOR RENT-pesirable rooms on I'd or Sd
floor front; furnished; gentlemen pre-
ferred. Apply at I'll Sth st. NV. ta5-3t
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| WILL give S25 TO anyone securing me
a place as ianitress In any OF the Gov-
eminent departments; have large family
OF children TO support, and no means 10 90
il: we are in great need 1 shall 1eel
gnrafly inGeDteu 20 an yone that VIII get
me place. Address JANITRESS, Special
Delivery, Washington, ID. Z. Ja4-3t,em
WANTED-Position by ffrst-class chamber
maid. Address MISS HARVEY, 1888 o
It NV. ja3-3t-em
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FOR RENT-Large room concrete floor;
entrance from alley: suitable Tor shop or
storage. 493 Pa. ave. NV. Ja5-3t
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FOR RENT-312 South Cap. ST., in new
house; near Capitol and Library; back
parlor; large room; well heated; suitable
Tor member OF Congress, also second history
front room, nicely fur SO; Will rent
with or without board. Ja5-3t
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BT>INESS CHANCES

FOR SALE-OySter house IN NV. part OF
the city doing good business; good
reasons for selling. ddresS u N, this of
fica- iao-3t
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FOR RENT-Fur. rooms, with gas, 81
per month and upward. Ala 9th St NV.
1t
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FOR RENT-TwO com. second floor rooms;
rent reduced 70 right party; well fur.
aud heated. 2l5 18th st. he. la5-3t
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WANTED-By a young lady. place as
gen. nouSeworker in a respecta bic family
Call AT los Sd NV jaS-3t-em
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When Others Fail, Consult
DR.. Ledtherndn,

EXPERT SPECIALIST. GO years ex.
perience.l All private diseases quickly ana
permanently cured. SYPHILIS positively
cured in any stage. Consultation free.
Hours, o TO IL, TO D. Tues.
Thurs. and Sat. evenings, to ..
No. 6O2 st. NV. Closed sunday.
mol Site
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For SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHA NC Ego head OF
first-class horses from Va; I pair OF dark
grays; weigh g. 90; also fine sa ddlers and
drivers and business horses; prices reason
able. Call at MURPHY'S STABLE ASS
and 4eO va ave. sw. ia 3-3t-em
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FOR RENT-on third floor, large, south
front alcoye room and one adjoining,
suitable for light housekeeping; very rea-
soma ole. Sly q ST. NV. Ja4-4t
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LACE curtains Numbered equal to new;
no lime; Nottingham, 80 cents III 9Th
st. NV. 1a4-3t
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FOR RENT-Suite of rooms and 3d-flOor
front room; cheap. l01f l4th st. NV.
a5-3y
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FOR RENT-COrneT grocery and provision
store: three stories. cellar. furnace. No
old stick; no good will to pay for; TIVE
floors ahove may be- rented as flats, bring
ing the rent Of the store. cellar and sta bic
10 almost nothing: locality rapidly improv-
ing with new dwellings and new tenants.
a good opening for % hustler; corner Of K
and First SITS. NV; stable free of cost,
rent reduced from 500 % $50 PER month
Auply at SOC l1th St NV. Ja3-tf
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BIDS are hereby solicited for one-tentn
t1-f0) of the al stock OF the Ladd.
Chitteuden Leaching Trough Company. An
bids to be in the office OF w. Il. Lewis,
room 81, Hutchins' building, cor. 10Th
and SITS. NV, Washington, ID. C., by IL
O'Clock noon, Saturday, January \, 1898,
at which time said stock Will tie delivered TO
the highest bidder for cash. Jao-3t EN-
AT STUD-CARLO 8, (44633). 3 yrs.
Old, g.. G.. st. Bernard, winner LIST
prize, Washington Dog Show. Address
+. s., 9TH and Pa. ave. NV.
fe22-w&satStem
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wANTED-By experienced young lacy ste
nographeT and typewriter, a position, ref
erence furnished. Address E. B., 52S SD
St NV. ja5-3t-em
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FOR RENT-Cheap, . large, parJyfur-
uished or unfurnished, ROOMS, to adults
also static. IL 20 9th st. NV. ja4-3t-em
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MANTED-Woman FOR general house work
an small family on suburban railroad rel g..
requifeg. ID. : - this Office. lao-3t-ein
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STOLEN

STOLEN-Sunday, Jan. 2, 1898, Sterling
wheel; green; No. 1897. W hen returned
to 81 s eth ST. NV, reward win be offered.
ia4-3t
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WANTED Refined, settled white woni-
an wants work as housekeeper or nurse,
will mend or care for invalid. Mrs. KEMP,
this office. iab-5t-ein
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FOR RENT-Furnished and unfurnished
rooms, LIST, 2d and Sd floors; a. IN. l.; no
children 500 9Th ST. NV. ia5-3t
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FOR RENT Large, nicely fur. well heated
front room, So; back room, 80. 1915
EorCOrau st. 1t
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FUk RENT-One fur. room on 2dfioor, with
heat and light; SIS per month. No. 246
Del. ave ne. Jao-3G
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FOR RENT-Third floor of two coInruuni-
eating rooms; bright, southern exposure;
balm heat ana gas; SS. 4l3 n. I. ave. NV /.
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DANCING.

DANCING Waltz aud two-step guaran
teed in O few lessons; no classes; strictly
private: fancy dances also taught. MISS
MARIE LEONARDO. 619 Nj ST., NV. the
onIylady tea cher in Washington w no te aches
under a diploma of national association Of
ma Sters OF dancing: protect yourself from
inCnmDetcut teachers. ia5-3t
DANCING-Prof. Caldwell's Academy, 9Th
and II st. NV, Tuesday and Friday even
inrs: private lessons given daily. Address
7o6 I'm ST NV ja4-6t-em
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wANTED-HOUSEs

WANTED-5 and 6-roon house and lot in
ne. Washington; will pay cash at today's
values. JOHN +. DONOHOE, 30S y. Cap.
St ia5-6t-em
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FOR RENT--0n 22d ST., near u, q private
family have one large front roon6 with
or without board; terms reasOna Die. All
dress REASONA BL T., this Office. 1a5- 81
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WANTEB-Settledc 0l0red woman 5 cook
and Ia andreSs Tor family Of >, noORe need
apply unless a fiFst-Class cook. 1888 Riggs
Mace NV Item
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MONEY WANTED AND nc LOAS-
MONEY loaned in sums from SO 20 $50
to reliable parties. no collateral required;
open evenings. ROOM :, central Bid y
9th and Pa. ave. del I-lm-em
YOU CAN borrow money on your furniture.
carpets, pianos. mdse:, etc. NORTH
WEST ST0RAGE HOT Sc, 3I6-iS oth NV.
del -3mo
"A NEW PLAN
$40 TO 81 ,O0O To LOAN
On OJsEHOLD FURNITURE, IIASOs,
HORSES. CARRIAGES. ETC
without removal from possession Of owner
You can hsye the money the day yon
az anyamount will be received at an time
which wiliIessen cost OF loan
LOWEST RATES
MOST DESIRABLE TERMS
No cost to you III loan Is not made.
strictly confidential.
Please call for further information
CAPITaL LOAN GUARANTEE CO
auIl- item 6O2 st. NV
LOANS mace on approved collateral, such
as life policies. stocks, bonds, building
association shares, syndicate certiflchtes.
etc No delay. YERkES h BAKER, Il ~
F st. Take elevator. u
MONEY TO LOAN az 5 and s pei cent.
security, real estate in District or Column
bia no delay beyond ar inspection or prop
erty and examination of title. WALTER
E. ACKER, TO4 14tn sc. NV. mh2S-tf
MONEY TO LOAN .o0C. upward, at .
and lie per cent on ID. e. real estate;
srapsac 5fons conducted with ccUnOInscJ
consideration Tor borrowers
WILLIAM ii. SAUNDERS & CO.
ap16-tf l4O1 81 nv
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FOR RENT-To adults; flat Of 3 rooms
and bath, steam heat and gas. also ba Sc
ment rooms. Apply EOS + st. NV.
la5-3t-pnl
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WANTED-A girl for general hOusewOrk
and washing aud ironing. 1926 St NV
Item
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT Good sized store, No. 1910
7th st. NV ., suited for any business, new
show windows, rent reasonable. ja5-3t-eu
FOR RENT-Store: 614 Tenn ave. ne.
with s-rOOm dwelling connected. &C IlsfF-
good locatiOn for any kind OF store. rent
verY low. r. j. D1ECDONNE, Ohio Bank
Building Ja4-3t
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FOR SALE Vegetable and poultry stall in
best market IN city. For particulars
address W. D., this office Item
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TED-Strong boy 10 serve paper
route, must have wheel; ~ larry. 81 per
week. SCHR0T BROS, l13 ~ st. NV.
Item
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LIVERY STA BLE-Thirty boarders; L
vehicles: hiring receipts about 5000
monthly: = horses. harness. etc. auction
nriCa: terms reasonable. FULTON X.
GORDON, $40 L ST.. Atlantic bldg Ja5-3t
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-26
HAWAIIAN AOVIcEs.
President Dole l. Placing Hl. Army on
War Footing In Case of Emergency.

President Dole l. Placing Hl. Army on
War Footing In Case Of Emergency.
Honolulu, June n, via san Francisco,
June 25 per steamship Peru. The
United States steamer Mohician arrived
from San Francisco on the evening Of
the 10th.
The United States steamer Benning.
ton left for Maro island yesterday, car.
rying the heaviest mail ever sent from
this port
Orders have been issued requiring all
members Of the Hawaiian National
guard, active and honorary, 70 report
Immediately to their respective com.
manding officers the amount and char.
acter Of any and all equipments in their
possession. The movement probably
prefers the placing Of the army on q
war footing as a precaution against any
emergency. II advisable most Of tho
companies will recruit to their limit Of
iO3 officers and men.
The United States government has
awarded contract for the erection of a
now coaling station at this port at a cost
Of nearly 5000.
On the 10th Consul General Wood had
but l0O0 tons Of coal on hand. On the
some day he purchased 26OO additional
tons from a local steamship company.
Tho United States government has iOOl
tons ahoat for this mort.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-26
A SANTIAGO NEWSPAPER.
II coutain. No War Nows Prom the
Place, but Had Town Gossip.

II coutAins No War Nows Prom the
Place, but Had Town Gossip.
Copyrighted. isas by the As-ooiated Press
on Cuba, June %, By Associated
Press Dispatch Boat, Filed AZ Port An.
tonic, June IA copy Of newspaper
published IN Santiago de Cuta, called
La Banderola Espanola, Cthe Spanish
Flag,l on June IS contained In is local
columns not a single reference 70 the
blockade or the war, but calmly dis.
cussed plans FOR placing electric lights
on the plaza, church fairs and other
matters OF town gossip and alleged cable
news from Madrid reporting the sailing
Of another Spanish feet from Havana
and the capture Of the insurgent chief,
Hernandez; also that absolutely rclia-
ble news from Washington says that
yellow fever has broken out IN the block.
aiding fleet and that 90 death. have al.
ready occurred" b"
The only real information contained
In the paper was a dispatch from Ha.
vana saying that General Arolas had
seized all the food there and would sell
II 10 the inhabitants at reasonable prices
TO prevent the squeezing Of the popula.
tiou
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-26
coLoRED OFFICERS m
THE REGULAR ARMY.
One Regiment 20 Ne Commanded In
tirsly By Negro Onicers a. an
Experiment By the Army.

New York. jane 25.-A special 10 the
Times from Washington says;
When the mastering In Of new organ.
izations under the second call il com.
pleted the volunteer army will include
between 5000 and 10000 negro soldiers,
and more negro officers than ever before
were In the service Of the United States.
Under the nrst volunteer call few
colored troops were offered by the states,
the restrictions Of the call 10 the nation
al guard having tendency 10 shut out
the colored men.
When the second call was issued the
president let IL be known that he would
like 70 have an opportunity given 70 the
negro volunteers 10 enlist when new or
CARNATIONS were TO be taken Ia.
In response to this suggestion seven
companies Of colored troops are 10 bc
mustered in in North Carolina, which,
added to the three eolored companies al.
ready In service in the state, will make a
tsn-company regiment Of something
more than 1000 men. In Alabama a
battalion Of negro troops was taken in
under the first call. Two battalions
will be accepted under the second levy,
- a. 70 make a full colored regiment
from the state. Two battallons Of neg.
10 troops viii be accepted from Virginia
under the second call
There Is now az Camp Alger a colored
battalion from obio, and one Of the
MASSACHUSETTS regiments includes some
negro privaies. In addition 70 these
volunteers raised under the regular
leyies, four Of the 30 called immune
regimenis--the Seventh, Eighth, Ninth
and Tenth, viii be composed Of negroes.
In furnishing officers FOR these colored
commands the war department has had
a serious problem 10 deal with. Il il
the presidents desire 10 give the negroes
a representation as 10 officers.
The experiment Of a negro regimen;
wholly ofioered by negroes is 70 be tried
in the case Of the North Carolina regi.
ment, whose colonel will be a colored
man, and the only one Of that rank In
the army. In the Alabama regiment
the officers will be white men. In the
immune negro regiments there will b. q
mixture, the colonies and other fed
officers and the captains being whii'
and the lieutenants and otter lessei
officers black.
II is In this combination Of white and
colored officers that the color line is eI
pected 10 cause trouble.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-26
ROUGH is THE LAND
LEADING TO SANTIAGO.
Only One Marrow Road Leads From
where the American Troops
Are to the City.

Copyrighted. is9a, By the Associated Pres.
On Board the Associated Press Dis.
patch Boat Dauntless, OF Jaragua, Prov.
ince Of Santiago de Cuba, June q. via
Kingston, Jamaica, June 2j.--Now that
American land forces are threatening
the city Of Santiago the topographic
condition prevailing In that vicinity be-
comes interesting. Baiquiri, whore the
first landing was made, and Jaragua,
where General LAwton's headquarters
were Thursday night, are both small
coast towns in the throat Of the narrow
cuts through a range Of low hills firing.
ing all the southern coast. Baiquiri is
~ miles east Of Santiago, and Jaragua Is
eight miles east Of that city by the coast
line road, which runs behind the hills
twice as far II is called here the wag.
on road, but IL Is only practicable for
heavy 2.wheeled carts, having six bul.
locks, yoked tandem fashion, and draw.
ing very small loads Pioneers report
that the trail is practicable for artillery
and pack trains, but IL is unspeakably
bad even for walking, though it Is reas.
onably level. Our troops have now
passed all the small hills intervening
between here and Santiago. Tho re.
naming ~ miles Of road Il over practi.
cally level country with more chance for
open order
Several American officers, who are "a
miliar with Arizona, say they have never
seen soldiers on the plains present such
pictures Of distress from heat and they
add the only wonder is there j. 70 few
prostraiions
American stature and apparent stami.
ma Is exceedingly remarkable when i;
"a compared with the Cubans aud
spaniards. The co.ored soldiers Of the
Twenty.Afth and Tenth regiments are
uniformly large, aud they SEEM black
giants In the jungle beside the tiny ne
gro and the Cuban guides.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-26

Playa del Este, Guantanamo Bay,
June 23-While stClling the batteries
at Santiago Tuesday the batileship Tex.
as was struck by 6.inch shell which
passed through the port side killing f.
o. Blakely, an apprentice and wounding
eight others. The Texas with a number
Of transports was making feint west Of
the entrance Of Santiago harbor and
shelling the woods. Tho Spanish bat
terry on the hill west Of the harbor open
cd on the warship and for three hours
there was lively exchange Of shots.
The Spaniards shot wild, but the last
shell struck the Texas just above the
gundeck aud exploded. Blakely, who
was standing directly in the path Of the
she'll was cut TO pieces
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-26
AGGRESSIVE CAMPAIGN
-----AGAlNs At SPAIN.
General Miles VIII Go TO Cuba and .
Fleet of BattlsshIp. WIN cro..
over to spain.

Washington, June Is. The war il 20
be carried into Africa, metaphorically
speaking, II Spain Is foolish enough 10
send the Cadiz feet through the Suez
canal TO attack Dewey in the Philippines
Il is announced on good authority that
before the last Spanish vessel has passed
through the canal an American squad.
ron will be steaming at full speed across
the Atlantic, stnight for the coast Of
Spain TO bring the war home to tho
Spanish people. There Is no doub, that
Dewey can take care Of himself against
this CadiE feet since his own squadron
will b. reinforced by ironclads long be.
fore Camara's ships sight the bay Of Ma.
Mia, and be will have the shore batter.
les with him instead Of against him in
the struggle.
But Il has been concluded by the ad.
ministration that nothing save the most
severe measures will suffice TO bring the
Spaniards toA realizing sense Of the
hopelessness OF the continuance Of the
wV and even kindness, IL Is held will
dictate such blow as that proposed 10
administer, II the Spanish persist In this
last project, After the fall OF Santiago
and the capture or destruction Of Ger.
yera's squadron Sampson will have an
abundance Of vessels to prepare for the
task set for him.
General Miles, in command Of the
army, VIII go to Cuha, accompanied by
his staff, and direct tbe military opera
tions In tho field. fio will take with
him $1,000 more troops. The expedition
will sail In less than a week.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-26
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Douard Garrett was given seven years
In the penitontiary At Waxahachie, Tex,
for stealing a watch
A barbcrshop at Galveston, Tex, was
blown up by dynamite by unknown par.
ties Officers have a Glow
A state agricultural congress will bo
held at College Station, Tex, on July
~, Il and 10. Low rates ON all rail.
roads.
J. I. Hawkins, accidentally shot and
seriously wounded himself while hunt.
ing near Lake Charles, La
{. The body Of an unknown man was
found In pit near Lehigh, l. I.
The sawmill ot the Oak Leaf Lumber
company was destroyed by fire at Arka.
delphia, Ark,
Paul Kruger, president Of the South
African Republic, Is critically III.
IL Is denied that Joseph Chamberlain
will rcsien from the British cabinet.