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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-10
Apnrnnriatc.

Young Father-What would you name
here
Extraordinarily name her Maria
Teresa. ~ Will cost a small fortune 10
raise her and as soon as she's raised
you'll lose her-Judge.
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slnrrine Tho CaIendar.

lie wrote such "a beautiful letter
lie wrote il in characters fine.
Alas. in the GATE Doe Inserted am eight
Oh where were the ninety and nine2
cleveland Plain Dealer.
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inancicr.

Cab Tout say Bill lend me siXponce.
Cabby-I can't. but / can lend YOU four
pence.
Cab Tout-Au right Then youll owe
me twopcnce Punch
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-10
If You Get Your Size
You Get a Bargain,

Boys Tan Shoes, all SIS, SL00,
were $500.
Youths Tan and Black Shoes,
~ to IS, &c.. were $3.50.
Mems Tan Lace Shoes, o, s, Q,
and TO, $3.50, were $500.
Mems Black Lace Shoes, ~, 8,
Q and 10, $500, were, $3.50.
Mems Patent Leather Shoes, s
to 9, $3.50, were 500.
Mems Black Congress and Lace
Shoes, o, TO, $3.50, were $3.50.
Mems Good Rubbers, 25c., were
75c.
Mems Storm Rubbers, 35c., were
75c.
For Cash and will not be
exchanged.
]. 4. GriS8 Shoe Co.,
l2l E. Broad Street.
6. {. WEISlGER, Sec'y aud Trees.
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TIMES BUILDING.
TENTH AND BANK STREETS
RICHMOND. VA.

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"a little while ago. and ne thanked me.
Brooks-That doesn't surprise me. INT
wonder IS that Pc didn't drop dead.-Chi
cagO tribune.
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"D0es your wife speak any languages
you do not understand
'Two-baby talk and golf jabber. -
phIaloLnIa 1unel-n.
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.Ic Thnn Hast Wnn.r

IL thou hast won smile from me,
s smile that in the giving
THE giving OF its pleasure free,
i made lite worth the living.
Go thou and thank the noble soul
or Love- boz whose safe keeping
Arc ai fhe fairies that control
My milling and my wcep.u-
-C0lctfa Ryan lu Boston Transcript.
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Shell gave the dressmakcr carte
blanche.
Hc-Mcrciful heavens. Carte bIanchel
She-Ycs. 4 suppose you can transia
the expression?
He-Oh. SEES. It's French FOR extoriio
Puck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-10

Ile loved "a comedy maiden,
Sho lived in Boston town.
It was rum0red thit her father
Had some millions sa.ted down.
lie wo0cd and might have won her,
Hut. alas men viii forget
one day Die said: OF done it'
And she running from him set.
Cleveland Leader
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The Times Is always Indebted 20 friends
who favor a. with society items ahG
personals but mrst urge that az such
be sent over the signature OF the
sender.
AL unsigned communications will be re-
jeCtec always
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Representative De Granenreid, Of Texas,
T. quoted as saying that
ON giving out his interview az this
time Mr. Croker could have had but one
oDicct-to array himself against his party.
BRYAN can take Dc FOR granted that Tam
many Will FIGHT him in the next national
convention. Mr.. Crokcrs cuiburst viii
do him no good and win not injure Mr..
Bryans chances. Whenever Tammany
haH left The precincts OF New York Tor
d wider political field 10 has always carr
ricd Disaster in its wake. The only Demo-
cratic President elected since the war
received bis nomination in the face Of the
most bitter hostility displayed by inc
New York organization. The South ana
West are not inclined 90 receive the die
tation of the New York political mage
natc.'
And $50 our prediction has come 90 pass
The ola Geht between the South and
West alliance and tho East is 60 be- re-
poatod. and. according 60 SIR de Gral-
rcnreid. tho South is 10 forsakc ita Demo-
cratic friends at the North ana again cast
its DOT with the Popuists of the West
10 is sad spectacle. it is a wanton
sacrifice.
lie moved into am DID, old house,
My goodness how hc started
For hanging at every window
Were. the shades Of the departed
----I-,--r ~ -,5o lanes river
we can say that 30 is able 90 bo out of
rs bed.
.
Various ana entertaining ways
make ar assignment
"
The recent col" snap s.'"' ~
,fons
..
I1quenea ayr D.. ''.' '''. ' '.'.' 49,,
KENTUCKY '''''''
"
The emo'imea D''l sung ,,...
investigated behind cios'o o'oIf' WY
General Dodge must have concluded
TO read over bis report before DE sent
it in.
down TO IS. Pretty soon they win dis
cover that old Chaunccy Depcw is really
the only Crusoe ON tine whole Manhattan
Island.
.t...f4 DE-. ,,.4. 90 r...I,.... Cha. ...laue.a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-10

MANCHESTER BUREAU. 1921 HULL
STREET
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Rivers-liarkns carries pohteness 10 an
extreme. | returned his umbrella to him
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PETERSBURG AGENT.
MRS. 2. G.. HUTCHINSON. Z LOMBAED
STREET.
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Ho moved into am old. old house,
My goodness. how Dc started
For hanging at every window
Were. the shades Of the departed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-10

THE MAILING LIST % ONLY PRINT
ED ABOUT EVERY TIN "a ,;
therefore,. DO NOT TEEL DNEtAAS, p y
If THE DATE OPPOSITE YOUR NH s.sll =,
ON THE LITTLE PINK SLIP - ~
CHANGED AS SOON AS THE SUB
SCRlPILON is RENEWED.
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THE DAILY TINES is served By carriers
on their own account I'm this CITY ahu
Manchester for 10 cents week, Wneh
paid weekly. but 30 cents per non,n,
when paid monthly: by mail. outeloe
Of Richmond. 90 cents a month >oVJ
year-anywhere IN the United states
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-10

As % the condition of the James river
we can say that 30 is able 90 Doe QUO of
fs bed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-10

We DESIRE TO CALL THE AIIEsN,c,,
TON OF ALL PERSONS SID IN ~
POLITICAL NEWS AND OIh..isS. = ~ 10
MUNI~ATIONS TO THE TIN - 81 -
THE NECESSITY OF SIGNING 7 ~ ~, hi ,s
NAMLs 10 SUCH REPORTS. ~ ssso II r 10
THE RULE OF THIS pAP1k NJ - A "a
PUBLISH ANY ARTICLE TIE ~ S,as ~ u
y EJrCTED contributions Will
RIOT BE RETURNED UNLESS ACCON-
PANIED BY STAMPS.
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Various and entertaining ways are now
opened up for the man who wants to
make au assignment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-10
EVERETT

1-3 octaves. fun cabinet grand
case. ebonlzed specially nuo Tor
singers practice sold GO C1EO
$4,000 Our price ....... ~~ON
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-10

Die ncIted Deer neatly. lr0m mead 90 feet.
With uowbals soft and with SNOWFALL.
fe.I
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DUNHAM
SOMMER-


Direct from the great Dearborn
estate sale iu philadelphia. Tho
very finest upright BOB Richmond,
cost 10000. Come and see 30. A
bargain
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-03-18
The Air Full of Rumors.


Washington, March lj-Tht COM
mittee which was appointed by the
Cuban military assembly at Havana 20
come to Washington to secure rrcng-
milton. it can he stated, will not be-
recognized in any official c"pari1r. The
war department officials are artuattd
by a conviction that they are bound
by reasons Of sound policy TO avoid
carefully any official recognition except
to such il fully representative body as
shall be created by all the Cuban pep-
pie through the exercise nf the right
of franchise. In making the payments
to the Cuban soldiers. which have
been arranged for by Secretary Al~cr.
the personality of the Cuban com
manders will play little part. The SOL
diers are to be dealt with individuality.
and the money will be handled om y by
the United States army ;'ayma>ters.
receipts being taken from the indi-
vidual.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-03-18
INDIAN TERRITORY OIL.
A Rich Company Organized til Eve
plOit the Indian Territory Oil
Fieids-A standard Competitor.

Kansas City. Mo-, March 1j.-The
journal says: 5. {. Rutan. of Chica-
go. representing an English syndicate.
who is in the city, claims that he has
obtained an option Of lUO,O acres of
land in the Cherokee nation on the
northeastern part Of the Indian ter
ritory. in the recently discovered pc
troleum fields.
According to Mr.. Rn,an. the condi-
ton is that the leases shall be closed
within ten days. Maj. GInham. an eN-
officer OF the British army. and an En-
gish capitalist. is at the head OF the
syndicate. The capitalist back of it
include many of the Wealthiest men in
England, who have had experience in
the European oil fields. Mr.. Rutan
says the present company. Of which
he is an official has men back of it
whose wealth would easily aggregate
S25O.O0O. 900.
1t is independent of the Standard
Oil Co.. and expects to compete with
that company. not only in the mar
kets of .imerica but of Europe. Tank
line steamers of 1000 tons burden have
been built and are in th;. hands of the
company.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-03-18
A DANGEROUS COUNTERFEIT.
A Spurious Half DO;lHr That Con-
tnins More silver, by Thirteen
Grains. Than the LeEuI Coin.

St. Louis. March -. >uh-Treasurr-
Small has "A cuunttrtriI half dollar
which is a most clever iIuIiatiOn of IL
Gle Sans legal money. About ten days
ago a cUin-ruunt"r. in looking over a
con>i gnnent from tn" fir>t national
bank of OnlHttl. noticed tine ro!n and
st Mt il to the director Of the mini.
The latter returned w. expressing the
opinion that il was spurious. vet jle
WAS NOT absolutely c"rt,l" Close eX-
admiration disclosed that il contained
POS grains Of pure silver. WhiI, The 10
Gal half dollar contains only 11j
grains. Ti, only uorE> jujj 'u,iAy
th2t II IS -pUli1n~ are sIi4h: dryiatipus
in the roll Of the hair Of the t'oGdrsS Of
Liberty. The u'Athrr> "a rfr rurir $
tail are not Quj" as wei! marked as
in legal muN"N.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-03-18
TIE LONG DROUGHT BROKEN.
lars to California Farmers,
Averted by u Timely Rain.

San Francisco. March 1j.-The
drought which was threatening the
loss of millions of dollars to the state,
has been broken by n rain storm
which promises to continue for se:-
eral days. Nearly an inch of moisture
has already been distributed oycr the
Sacramento valley. Reports show that
both grain and fruit CROPS are in ex-
cellent condition throughout the big
valley, and the present storm with the
usual spring showers, will insure
abundant harveStS
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-03-18
A CAUTION TO INVESTORS.
Many Schemes to Part Men From
Their Money Being jMru-
buted in Alasl>N.

Washington, March 15.-Ini1ed
States Consul McC uok writes from
Dawson City: "ln>e>,or> should h,.
careful OF n'ining properties offered
for sale. particularly in some sections
of Alaska. Of the many " no came here
last Sprin" and simmer. hundreds
driftrd down the Yukon aud located
at Forty Mile. Eagi" tilN and Star
City, am Informed there are many
schtmerS there who gut up miners
meetings.. elect their own recorder,
jump claims arrudy recorded. get
their man TO give the:n receipts as
record papers. and issue proSpcrtu>es
of water rights. all apparently in con
formtN with United States mining
REGULATIONS. They har" organized
companies, their scheme being 10 sell
their >o-caled right to he public. No
one should buv anything until per-
fec,ly satisfied. There will be any
number Of vaIutless clai",S offered by
promoters.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-03-18
THE SOUTHERN QUARANTINE.
4 Matter That is Giving the War
Depar rtmrmt Considerable Con.
ccrn mt Present.

Washington, March 1j.-The ,Irtrn-
ton of the transport Michigan at the
Georgia state quarantine. below >a-
vannah, is giving the wlr department
some concern. Ih" ship now has been
held for four days. and is thus prn-
vented from returning TO Cuba and
bringing back more troops. 1t is
feared that the quarantine della :
which will occur in the southrrn states
will greatly hinirr the return Of
troops to this country. The weather.
is yet too cold to bring the troops to
a northern climate. and they must be
landed at southern ports durin" April.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-03-18
ICE BOUND IN THE YUKON.
The Barge Admiral Hard and Fast
Near 81. Michaela, AMI Likely
to be Wrecked.

Seattle, WASH, March IA letter
from Capt. W. b. Parker, master of the
barge Admiral, which is in winter
quarters five miles off st. Michaels,
says:
Six men have arrived from the North
American Transportation and Trading
Co.'S steamer p. B. Weare, which is ice
bound in the Yukon, near Holy Cross
mission. The men do not think they
Will be able to save her in the spring.
Seven men left the steamer, bat one
got lost coming down, and the others
think that he was frozen to death.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-03-18
HOW THE REBELS GOT ARMS.
Extract From q Letter From a Sol.
dier Of the Fourteenth In
fantry, Now at Manila.

Cleveland, O., March 15.--Andrew L.
Loeber, of Company NJ, Fourteenth
United States infantry, now at Manila,
writes most interesting letter to his
parents in this city, concerning the at.
tempt of the rebels to capture the city
on January II. Among other things
the writer says:
"The insurgents tried to take the
city by making an attack in the front,
and have the citizens make an attack
in the rear, SO in order to do this it was
necessary for them to get into the
city. We noticed they were having a
large number of funerals from a
church in Paco. One day there were 70
ccffins taken in. When some Of our
boys were detailed to inspect, they
found that coffins contained guns, and
in this way we captured 1900 of their
weapons"
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-03-18
The FilipinOS ROnted.

London, March The Evening
News publishes the following dispatch
from Manila:
Gen. Wheaton has completely routed
the Filipinos and has occupied Pasig,
Taguig and Paternos. Several hun
dreds Of the enemy were killed and
many were captured.
Gen. Otis says this is the greatest
victory since February 5.-'rhe Amer
leans will now press towards Agui-
naldo's headquarters.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-03-18
Notice to the World.

Washington, March l'.-Through
the department of state an internl-
tional notice has been given that the
islands from which Spain has with
drawn sovereignty are under military
government. and will so remain await
ing the action of congress. This is NO
tice to the world that the United
States government does not contem-
plate anything further than military
government for some time to come.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-03-18
The Cuban Army Question

New York. March 13.--\ dispatch &c
the Tribune from Washington says
War department officials are satisfied
that within ten days tn" problem OF
the disbandment Of the Cuban army
will be settled. Then. if there is fac
ton that wants troubl" with the
United States it will be known. Some
of the insurgent Chiefs" said an Of.
fetal, talk as though they wanted 10
90 on the warpath. The quicker we
know it, if that is so, the better"
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-03-18
CONDITIONS IN HAVANA.
The Reported Resignation of Civil
Governor Mora Proves to be
Without Foundation.
4 SPIRIT OF UNREST IS MANIFEST.
Another Gomez Manifestation Ar
ranged FOr-There Will be q
Counter Decentralization by the As-
sembIy Supporters and. Perhaps.
u Clash-CrOwds Dislike Police.

Havana. March Is, 10 a. m.-The re-
ported resignation OF Civil Governor
Mora is untrue.
A certain nervous tension and un-
easy restlessness, especially during
the evenings, is noticeable in the vi
cinity of Central park. where the men
congregate and talk politics. The po-
lice have orders not to allow groups 70
assemble. and are dispensing them.
This causes uncomplimentary COM
ment about the force, people declaring
that the police are interfering with
their rights and freedom.
Another Gomez Manifestation.
Another Gomez manifestation has
been arranged for. and it is said that
the Cuban officers will organize a
manifestation in favor Of the Cuban
military assembly. which. if it takes
place, will possibly lead to a clash be-
tween the opposing factions. In fact
some people declare such conflict
can not be averted.
The Air Full of Rumors.
But it should be noted that while
the air is full of rumors of trouble. and
many have been expecting deeds of VIC,
lence. none have actually occurred.
There We're 10 poIicemen on duty in
the immediate vicinity of the Contra
park cafes. Tuesday night. where the
ttfervescence Of the crowd was most
, noticeable
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-03-18
The Cuban Assem- bly,.

Havana, March 15.-The Cuban as
sembly still maintains its abusive atti-
tude toward the United States, and
threatens to rebel if the American
government does not intrust it with
the distribution of the $3.OO0,O00 now
coming, and refuses to guarantee a
1oan of SIS. 900. 900.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-03-18

The SnauiNh Prisoner Question.

London, March 15.--A special dis
patch from Madrid says Premier Sill
vela, in an interview just published
there. spoke in favor of the interven-
tion of France for the purpose OF OBJ
tanning permission from the United
States for Spain to resume direct ne
gotiations for the release of the Span
ish prisoners held by the Philippine
rebels.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-03-18
KnovIedge That is sacred.

Albany, N. Y, March 15.-Gov.
Roosevelt has signed an amendment
to the civil code which prohibits nbso-
lutely a physician from divulging any
information concerning his pa.
tients, either before or after the death
Of the patient.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-03-18
Indirtrd as Il nuisance.

Lexington. Ky. March l5.-Col.
Jack thinn. the horS"man. politician
and fighter, who chaIeng"d State Sen
ator Bronson to mortal combat in the
lobby of the Phoenix hotel. has been
indicted by the grand jury on charge
of being nuisance.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-03-18
FaAeral Of Mrs. K-ifer.

Springfield, o., March l5.--The fu-
neral OF Mrs. Eliza Keifer, wife of
Ma].'Gen. Warren Keifer, occurred
IRON the family residence here, the
services = being conducted by, Rev. F..
:. Thomson. The remains were In
!, .srred beside Mrs. Keifer's daughtsr
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-03-18

Springfield. Mass, March l5.-A
brewery combine has been conSu'nma-
ed and three western Massachusetts
brewrieS are to be consolidated They
are the Springfield Rrrv"y Co.. th"
Consumers brewing Co., ana III.
Hampden Brewery Co.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-03-18
Chicago disappointed.

St. Louis, March l5.-Chicago will
not get the general quartermaster de.
pot. The war department decides that
the depot at st. Louis answers all pur-
poses for the western country, and
that it would be a waste of public
money to establish another at Chi
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-03-18
Post OHicr Order.

Washington, March l5.--Actiug
Fostmaster-Grneral Heath has issued
an order directing that on and after
March IA the fees for postal money
orders issuet! in the United States for
payment in Cuba shall be the same ~
orders.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-03-18
Nuster.Out Orders.

Washington. March 1A---Orders have
been issued for the muster out of the
First Texas at Galveston, and the Sec
ond Louisiana, at Savannah. Both
regiments are now at Havana. but
will be brought to this country as
Sixth company of volunteer signal
corps, now at Augusta, Ga, has been
ordered mustered ovt.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-03-18
A Victory for the Citizens.

Paris, March 1j.-M. Urbaine Confer,
author of "L'Armee Contra Ia Nation
('The Army Against the Nation"), who
was placed on trial Monday OH charge
Of having insulted the army, was ac-
quilted yesterday on all counts.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-03-18
Insurance Against Robbery.

Jefferson City. Mo-, March l5.--'Ihe
Missouri senate passed bill aiOwin;
insurance companies to insure against
loss by burglary or robbery or to in
sure against loss of money. securities
or valuablr> transported l>y registered
letter or by express.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-03-18
A Dastardly Deed.

st. Louis. March 15.--Mrs. Florence
NJ. McVean, who received a l'ox Of
poisoned candy through the mail about
month ago. was terribly burned
probably fatally injured-by carbolic
acid which was thrown over her by Il
strange woman at the threshold of her
mouse, 4Ol5 Cook avenue, Tuesda Y
evening. Mrs. McVean is unconscious
and blind, a
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-03-18
Crystal GROUP Mines Sold.

jamestown, CAL, March 15.--The
Crystal group of mines. located about
four miles west of jamestown, on the
mother lode, have been sold by {. f..
Shafter to an Edinburg (Scotland)
syndicate for $250,00O.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-03-18

New York, March 15.--The Tribune
says: 1t is now practically certain
that ten freight steamships have been
lost on the Atlantic in recent storms.
This involves the sacrifice of more
than three hundred lives and 81. 500, 900
of caDital.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-03-18
The ,yRD0ucSr Cruiser ChitOSc.

San Francisco. March l,.--Thc JAP
anese cruiser ChitoSe will sail FOR
Yokohama about March %. The re-
port that She has met with srvr;l,
mishars to her machinery is denied
by her engineers.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-03-18
Mrs, Henry White Better,

London. March 15.-~Mrs. Henry
White. wife of the secretary Of the
United States embassy, who has been
suffering from severe attack Of in
Auenza, is slightly better.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-03-18
A Run without Apparent Cause.

A. Hun without Apparent Canss.
cincinnati, March 1S.--A run was
started on the Cincinnati Saving So
e'ety without apparent cause, which
was promptly met by the payment Of
a" checks presented. The officers Of
,he u bank attribute the run to the ma
lice of depositor.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-03-18
A Disgruntled and Ambitious Group.

Washington, March l5.-Mr. Quesada
gave out the following statement:
"The action of the assembly in de-
posing me is in line with its conduct
toward that faithful. unsullied patri-
OF, Gen. MaNimo Gomez. do not care
to discuss it. as the assembly does not
represent the judicious sentiment of
the Cuban people or army.
A Life Of Unxelfsh Devotion.
"unmoved by any selfish interest,
have devoted all my life to the cause
of the independence Of Cuba, and for
four years have tried my best to estab-
lish the basis of the most cordial rela-
tions between the United States and
Cuba. Sure of the decision of the Gu
bans, and knowing well that the Amer
leans will not misjudge them from
these hasty and iII-advisetl acts of a dis
grunted and ambitious group, ! shall
continue to work for the sef-govern-
ment. reconstruction and order of my
native country
viii Form New Political Parties.
The dispatch received by Mr.. Que
sada from Santiago, is from Judge
Sanchez, head of the supreme court of
Cuba. 1t is said the course of the as
sembly is the first movement in the
formation of new political parties in
Cuba, the assembly representing an
element of malcontents. while the Go
,nez element represents those favora-
BILE to the efforts of the United States
to maintain peace and order, and ad-
vance the island as fast as possible.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-03-18
Return Of the Eighth Illinois.

Return Of the Eighth Illinois,.
Newport News, Va, March 15.--The
united States transport Sedgwick ar
rived at noon from Santiago, having
aboard the Eighth Illinois regiment OF
co'ored volunteer infantry. The
troops have not been landed, and prob
aoly will not until Thursday after
noon, 's fyt s.