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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-23

Cape Roster.
There Is a butter famine on the cape
Miss Chaplin, OF Springfield, is at In
derciin.
l.. w. Coombs, OF South Brooksville, Ia
visiting at Fsirview.
Lyman Sawyer has visited his son Frank
and returned to Orlsnd.
NJ Nj. Crockett has gone back to
steamer philadelphia" at New York.
The Weston family OF five, from Airing
ton, Mass, are at Fairview not Fairhaven
Wilburt Crockett, chief machinist on
the Texas, joined his ship at Bar Hsr-
Dor.
Will Waterman has returned to Maiden,
Mass, after second visit to Underclif'
this year.
Wheelock Coombs, brother OF Mrs.
Black, is at Underclif. The number OF
guests still holds good there.
Mrs. illiam BaIser and two children,
OF Arlington, Mass, are boarding at {,
H. Blake'-. Her little daughter Florence
is AT Fairview.
Mrs. Maria Neazie came from Bluehiil
to visit her parents, {. II. Blake and wife.
She expects soon to go to Massachusetts
to join her nus band.
Aug Is b.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-23

North BIuehili.
Mrs Caroline wescott is Ia East Blue
hill visiting relatives.
Miss Hattie Soper, OF Orand, is here
visiting her cousin, Miss Aadie ooper.
Mrs. William Tucker and little
daughter, of Milford, Mass, are the
guests Of Mrs. d. P. Dunbar.
Miss Carrie Cochrane and Master
Harry s!fin, of Ellsworth Fai!s.sre spend
lng a few days with a. 7. GllIs and wife
quite a delegation OF graazers and
Others attended the field day exercises at
Noah Norton's "Wednesday. they report
q very er loysble time.
4 Aug. y. W.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-23

II hal a running, itching sore my leg
suffered fortunes. poAn's Ointment took away
the burning and itching instantly and quickly
effected permanent cure" {. W. Lcnhart, Bowl.
ting Green. O.-Adrt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-23

ITO tbrow good money after Sal F.ll bat in
crease my pain" If you have thrown away
msney Tor medicines that did not cure, now be
giu saklug Hoods sarsaparilIa. tae medicine
thai never aisappoints-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-23

surry.
Henry Coulter is at home from sea for a
few days.
Capt. Newell Kane is having the roof Of
his dwelling reshingled.
Mrs. Anna Z. Grover and son Adelbert,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-23

James A. Garfield post No. As, &, A. Il =,
viii hold Il picnte at Bluehil mineral
spring on Aug. 80; if stormy the next far
day. \ cordial invitation IS extended to
all the posts, W. h. c, aud ). OF V IN
Hancock county TO attend with their fam
HES. Coffee will be furnished by the res
ident post, but each person Is requested 10
bring drinking cup. A Increment Is in
progress to make this an annual picnic,
and 10 form an association for that pur-
pose q all posts in the county. Comrades
VIII come prepared to tax some action
towards the forwarding OF this plan.
George W. Butter is the present com
tnander Of the post.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-23
SPRAY.
BiueiitIi
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC.

AT the Baptist Sunday school picnic
held at t he mineral spring Tuesday all en-
joyed fine time. Four gsily decorated
hayracks furnished transported ion for t he
children, while buck boards and carriages
conveyed others. Special thanks are due
Truman Hinekley, Who drove all the fore
noon carrying people to the picnic,
Mr.. Grieve, superintendent at the min
era spring and also superintendent OF the
Congregational Sunday school, was very
kina and visitors were shown through the
works. In tue forenoon the people en-
joyed themselves about the grounds.
Then came a oountitul dinner.
After dinner few OF the boys played Il
game Of ball, bat rs the day Was hot soon
retired from the fed and joined i'll The
singing,
/ About 200 were present, many coming
+ from cat OF town. The Baptist sunday
sehoo! wishes to extend it, thanks
through IHE AMERICAN to Mr.. Grieve,
who invited them. I hanks are Que 10 { ne
academy base bail eluh. which furnished
eqaipmen, for ball paying.
Aug, 10. H. A G
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-23

Hoots Pills cure sick headache. indigestion.
-4sss.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-23

Narth HrooksNIIle-
i-us Leach and wife, OF Oriand, are at
Ar-. Lucy Green's.
Miss Sarah Leonard, of Salem, is the
sus 81 OF her cousin, Mrs. Lewis Green.
Miss Mary Limeburner has gone to
Revere to spend the winter with her sis
ter, Mrs. IL. ID. Dodge.
Mrs. Lutte Farnhsm and son, OF Bos-
ton, and Miss Una Gray, OF West Penob-
scot, visited Il. J. Biodgett and wife last
week.
Mrs Leonard Green arrived home from
Stonington Saturday, where she has been
the past ten weeks caring for a sick
daughter.
Aug. p. {.
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Hall Quarry.
Walden Crimmin Is improving slowly.
Mrs. Eta Collins, OF Winterport, is
visiting here.
Mrs. Laura Howard, OF East Biuehiil, Is
visiting here.
Arthur Dock ham, stouecutter, OF Pros
pect, has returned home.
Mrs. Maudel Smith and son Leroy. OF
" interport, are visiting here.
Mrs. Belle Googins, OF West sullivan, j.
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Nars Grim
min.
The standard granite company has a
new typewriter-Miss Maud Narnuul, OF
saltwater.
Miss Lura Googins, of E7stbrook. and
Sidney Jordan, of Waitham, Mass,
visited Mrs. Vara Crimmin last week.
Aug. Is. r.
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W est Eden

vest fttu
Judith and Harold knowles are visit
ing their aunt, Mrs. Mae Stewart, at Bar
Harbor,
Capt. Howard Mayo came home Fri
day He Will leave to-day. His vessel Is
al Stonington.
Mes. Lillian Hamor and little son
james Elwell have gone to Bar Har Dor
for the summer.
Winitred Sargent and Fanny Young
have gone to the Sound TO visit their
-rsndmother, Mrs. George Sargent.
Ms. Ltvins Knowles, OF Lawrence. is
sting friends and relatives here. Her
81 a.e grandson, Arthur Scott, accompanies
htr.
AGg.2 y NJ.
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Aug. l.,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30

Copyright 1882 by Associated Press)
Berlin, July 29.-Thc papers this week
have been giving their verdicts on the
outcome OF the Peace Conference NJ
The Hague. The tone OF the comment
OF papers friendly to the conference
generally is one Of disappointment that
SO little has been accomplished. while
those opposing indulge in gleeful felic-
itations that no more. was accomplish
ed. The Tagcblatt considers that the
form of arbitration adopted marks an
important step toward securing the
peace OF the world.
a METHOD NOW OPEN.
Tho most important result the Post
secs is that u method is now open 10
nations for settling difficulties. saying:
"Whlc the conference has not ush-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30
THE CLEVELAND STRIKE.
LABOR MEN 1NAUGURATE \ GEN
ERAL BOY cOTT
By Telegraph IL pilot)

CBy Telegraph to Nirginian- pilot)
Cleveland o., July 29.-Now that or
der has been practically restored with
in the city the street railroad strike has
resolved itself into general boycott of
the Big Consolidated Company. and
everybody VINO rides upon its ears. An
parently the strikers nave the Symna-
thy and active cO-opcration OF all the
labor organizations in the city. and not
only are merchants being punished for
riding on the iaboocG cars. hut they are
warned against selling goods to other
people who do ride. on threat of los
Ing the trade of union men. Instances
are given in which druggists have re-
fused 10 sell medicine to people who
were accused of patrOni2ing he l;iS
Consolidated, and physicians have been
bOycOtied for riding on the cars while
going TO see their patients.
The boycott of the troops has aroused
the ire of Adju;ant- General Axlinc. who
declares that there is a Sta:e law to
punish people who Interfere with the
militia. There is one section of the
statutes which provides maximum
penalty OF 81 ,00O fine and SIX months
Imprisonment for every person who
tries to persuade or discourage MEM
Der of the National Guard from re-
spending to a call for riot duty.
General AXlinc says the boycott and
threat of certain employers to put on
the blacklist those employees who turn
ed ont with the militia are covered by
this law. and he threatens 10 institute
prosecutions against dealers IL the boy
colt is continued. He says also that
actions may be begun under the civil
rights law, ana he sent several soldiers
to restaurant to-day FIR dinner with
the express purpose Of beginning such
"a
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30
RACING ON
ENGLISH TRACKS
FrancO-German Alliance Against
England Talked OF.
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY
The GOouwOod Meeting Attended by
the Crcnrn OF Soctcty-The Report.
cd Position OF Emperor william
ON the Question OF Alliance Amer
lean anIvcrsityAthlctcs Criticized
For Carrying rnpc Measure.
(By Telegraph to v,rglnian-pilot.)

London, July 29.-Though the attend
ance at the Goodwood race meeting this
week beat all records. it was largely
made up Of faces familiar at previous
meetings such as the Prince Of Wales.
the Duke and Duchess of York, the
Duke of Cambridge, the Duke and
Duchess of Marlborough. the Duke and
Duchess of Devonshire. the Duke and
Duchess of Richmond, Lord and Lady
William Ecresfori. Lady Randolph
Churchill. the Duke and Duchess Of
Portland. the Earl and Countess Of
Aberdeen. and the Earl of Rosebery.
Among the newcomers were the Count
ana Countess Boni de Cas,cllane. The
quality of the racing matlered little,
and certainly this weeks card was be-
low par both as to the number and
quality of the entries. The pleasure
seekers made the usual fine show on
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30
AMERICAN INSURANCE CONT
PA MES
THEPEAcE CONFERENCE.
PROGRESS IN SECURING .SIGNERS
TO CONVENTIONS.
IBy Telegraph ,to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

(By telegraph to Virginian-Pllot.)
The Hague, July 29.-3 p. m.-The In
tcrnational Peace Conference met for
It's final sitting to-day. when it was an
nounccd that siXteen States had signed
tho arbitration convention, fifteen the
other two conventions, seventeen the
declaration prohibiting tho throwing OF
projectlles' or explosives from balloons
sixteen the declaration prohibiting the
use OF nsphyNiating gases. and FIFTEEN
inc declaration prohibiting the use OF
expansive bullets.
~ letter WAS received from the Queen
OF Holland TO the Pope. asking his ma
raj support of the conference The
ropes reply. which was read, promised
cooperation. recalled the fact thar he
had many times performed the function
o. arbitrator and assured Her Majesty
that, insptc of his present obnorm.l
position. the Pope would continue 10
seek the advancement of civilization.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30
CUBAN AFFAIRS.
WHAT GOMEZ ES-ENIBAR
RAISING AN OFFICIAL.
tBy Telegrarh to NlrgInInn-pIlotl


icy Telegraph 10 Virginlan-Plot)
Havana. July 29.-La Lucia TODAY
prints the report of an interview with
Senior Nolasco. secretary to General
Gomez, who was seen by the papers
representative because Gomez himself
was too busy 10 talk with him. Senior
Noiasco said: General Gomez has
served Cuba foe 40 years In the cause
of Independence, and only desires IL see
an independent and honorable republic
established. lie has no ambition to be
PRESIDENT OF cuba or Santo Domingo.
Enough such an ambition We're. per
maps, legitimate. Id has never taken root
in the heart of the old fighter Tor Gu
ban liberty
The disappointed asplrants for the
office of chief OF police of Havana are
endeavorInE- in many NAY .--e,nbar-
rass General Rafael dc Cardenas. who
was recently appointcr as chief Me
ocals successor IN the discharge OF
his duties.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30
APPEAL TO FARMERS.
NATCiII1Z PAPERS SCHEME TO
HELP COTTON RAISERS

- ~. III - II 3 IIT!TTT- IlVVJ
Natchez, Miss. July 29.--In RS lead
ing editorial tomorrow the Natchez
Democrat Will make an appeal to cot
ton farmers to hold back one-third or
their slnnings until after December or
January
The two-ihirds will bring nearly "a
much as money, marketed in this way
as the whole crop marketed in the
usual way" says the editorial.
The Government says the July con-
dition IS three ana four-tenths per cent.
less or total depreciation OF eleven
and four-tenihs per cent
Estimating the current crop a H.
100000 bales. it means shrinkage of =.
:. 600 bales or Il crop Of 9.923,00 bales
for lSga- 1000"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30
ALGEH STANDS HY oTIs.


Giy Telegraph 90 Nirginian-P ilotD
New York. July %. Edward Marshall.
the war correspondent who WAS wound
ed at Las Guasamas. cuba. has under
gone nmputation of Il leg. rho opo-
ration was made necessary bccnus. Of
paralysis and in order To rctard its
progress. Mr.. Marshall was wounded
in the spine and a; the time both legs
were ImralyZod. His c1uras" and in
domitahc Viii aided materially III re-
storing him partially Ia health.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30
ERAL MILES.
WILL. ASK NEW SECRETARY OF
WAIt FOk JCSrICE
Ny Telesrnnh 10 Nirgininn- riln.N

ViN T0!0srNnh 20 NIrglnian-Pi lo.)
Washington. - O.. July 2a-The
Post tomorrow Will say:
General Miles will ask Secretary
Root for srecdy decision as TO the re-
lhiions existing between the General
commanding the army and The Secrctn-
~ of War. He is now preparing his
side of The case, which will he
submitted To The new Secretary.
The conditions which have ex-
isied in the War Department
since the campaign ia Porto Rico is re
viewed. showing that General Miles.
while major general commanding The
army. has had l.Jllc or no voice i'm tho
management of affairs Of the army. and
it is stated that with the incoming see
Rotary he hopes the present conditions
will change.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30

for Emperor William's seeming desire
10 unnecessarily quarrel With L state
of such gigantic strength is that he
wished 10 assume The position of cham
pion of Europe against trans marine
powers. Tho article says further:
TO the Continent. before lS9S. the
United states appeared a huge. drowsy
monster that spent itsS energy in rare
moments of wakefulnoss in nibbling the
lions tail. No ono objected 10 this: but
when the huge beast shook itself and
planted one paw upon the spanish West
Indies ana another upon the Philips
pines X became an object OF real terror
10 European statesmen. who did not
know whom it might next attack. The
conditions were all the more unncrvins
as England refused - walk into the
trap and turn hrr navy against the
United States. - the events OF 1895
only served - bring the two trans
marine powers together"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30
PUDDLERS WIN STRIKE.
OLD DOMINION IRON WORKS
WILL MEET DEMAND.
dIy Tolegrnnh II OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Gy Telegraph - Virglnian- Puot)
Richmond. Va. July 29.-The strike
OF the puddlcrs Of the ola Dominion
Iron ana Nail Works. at l}clle Isle. has
been settled and the men will rcturn to
work Monday The puddlers struck ten
Gays ago Tor an advance from s.. TO
$500 per ton. The scale vi wages herc
is regulated by that paid at Harrisburg
Ia, and President Clarke having been
notified Of the advance 90 $500 at the
latter place posted Il notice to-day that
the Eele Isle Works would pay the
advance after next Saturday.
me men consent 10 WORK next week
at Tie old scale.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30

(By Telegraph to virginlan- Pilot,
Trieste. July 29.-Adniral Dewey ac.
companied by Captain Il. u. Lambert.
son. eommander of the United States
cruiser Oimpia. and Flag Lleutenant
THOMAS NJ. Brumby. and Consul Door,
visited the Imperial stables at Lopizza
to-day. returning on board the Oivn,-
pla this afternoon. - = 9,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30

picnics under the trees, The pariici-
PANTS enjoying them 70 the fullest eN-
tent. This was almost the closing
function of the season. only ,hc Cowcs
Regatta remaining before the final dis
migration OF society until late in the
autumn.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30

chamber at Sing Sing prison.
Ihe four prisoners are oscar Rice,
white. wife murderer.
John Kennedy, colol'ed. homocidc.
Michael Mcdonald. white. homocidc.
Louis Fullerton. colcred. killing his
white mistress.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30
FULL list CT
CASUALTIES
Officers and PrivateS Lost in the
Philippines.
TIE WHOLE NUMBER 736
or tbcthc Unrortunntcs 690 We're Isri.
vnfo Soldiers umd Ri were officer.
Difficulty IN VonIin. Troop
Transports ut MnniIn- Niger ca
bIcS OILS that He Itas the Entire
Confluence Of The Administrations.


Wy itieSl di'i ~ ~ = lNlti-l i.Nt+J
Seattle. Wash JuIv 20 rho ,rinae
n,i,.s ,,.h,, .,,. t,,n H..
-" "''"' i"' i''' - ~ w " '''' ''r'
oil fatalities III the American army in
the Philippines up to Juno "a. The lis,
was rurrisheI h,, r,od !, ,,,,o,r
..s.'........'.
i'c9cht''''Nc "l we I3"''i rIVci"H'
who claims 10 have obtained ii from
the records of the SURGEON general of
N,ril, rh. fatal ,,,,., r e,.,Ii.i,..
'' ~ '''"' ''"''''''' va ''''"''''''
i, '.i'I,t" :" o.l.rer5 ana o.2 prin".e7' ana
Ct.,r,,,,,,rI. ,.,r,,,r
49,
~ rcna'khp'e feature "i thr record Us
found IN the statement that TIA" num-
Der or officers, Killed in battle Us ont of
all proportion To- the nunbcr of pii-
Yates Killed. out al the - officers dead.
IL We're killed IN action, TN" Were
drowned ana i've diod oi disease.
DEATH or PRIV ATES
ar ,bc coo ,,i,.,t. ooi 40, or
,,o,rds ,o,oi,..h ~ ,,,i,,, 49,. .,c,i
don,.,llv l,i,lod ~ l,.n,,n,j ,o,n,ot,..1
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30
Mr.. MARTINS
STATEMENT
II
The Topic of Discussion in Politl,
cal Circles Yesterday.
MFR. JONES WILL REPLY.
One Of the Senator's Statements
Attracts Especial Attention,
HEARD FROM THE PEOPLE

His Remark nbic Position with Refs
crsncc TO Election or Senators by
Popular voto-His Ithnt
in His Contest With Loo ana Richs
"rd Presidents Wore Against Him.
Sined ana ExpIoded-The Prob.
nbic Reason or Census Director
Merriam For Making Census An.
poiutments TO Sutf Senators.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30
SPECIAL BERLIN
CABLE LETTER
VerdiCtS of Press on Outcome of
the Peace Conference.
CLEEFUL FLUCTUATIONS
CLEEFUL FLUCTUATIONS

Disappointment that so Little Has
Boon Accomplished and JOY that
No Moro Was Accomplished Ma
lions thnt Toasted or Their Hu-
mainly Made Stoutcst Resistance
sitions Reduction In Exports.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30

SHIP - not worth having II IL must DC
purchased by The abandonment of i'm
portant German interests. especially
economic advantasos.or by keeping cool
when German dignity Is wounded"
REDUCTION IN IMPORTS.
The Solingen Chamber OF Commerce
reports that exports from that district
10 tho United states have fallen OF
forty Per cent. as the rcsul; OF the
Dins!ey tariff The Dresden Chamber
OF Commerce complains loudly OF the
increase OF American connection. es-
pecially In manufactured articles. and
explains that American superiority in
the worlds markets ii dua to the eN-
traordlnary activity Of United States
ConSulS and 10 the immense capital or
American manufn -turinC companies
permitting the creates. possible divis-
ion OF labor and specialization. en-
ablinS them to produce cheaper In
spite or higher wages The report ati-
mits that Americans sell at low. even
cut-throat prices. but explains this by
the assertion that high duties enable
manufacturers 10 sell for high prices at
home while they dispose OF their sur
plus abroad n the lowest prices. The
rate of the falling of In exports to the
United states leads 10 the view that
It VIII become necessary for German
manufacturers 10 build branches in the
United States.
MODERN METHODS.
The motive power Of the Berlin stree,
cads is beng rapidly changed from
horse to electricity. The result is that
collisions NC OF daily occurrence be-
tween electric nnd others cars ana
wagons.
Telegraph boys will be experlmentally
employed in Berlin. replacing men, The
change viii begin soon. y German Of
ilcer has invented an acetyleue search
light which can bc carried by one man
and which viii illuminate everything
FOR hundred yards. II is expected Ia
be OF great use in searching for the
wounded nfter n battle and in bridge
building at night.
AMERICAN INSURANCE COM
PANlES.
Thc announcement that one OF the
great American Insurance. companies
has decided TO comply with the require
mcnts of the HruSsian law in order. FL
be readmittcd to do business here is re-
ccived with the greatest consterna ton
IN insurance circles. The Deutsche
Ncrsichcrungs XeitunG this week has
a strong protest, asserting that oNpc-
rioncc shows that American companies
are untrustworthy and warning IN,
government against again giving then
the right to do business here.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30

La Crosse Wis.-Thc plant of La
Crosse Wallis Carriage Works was de-
stroyed by fire tonight. Loss $500; in
surancc $4,000.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30
AMERICANS CRITICISED.

While the American university ath
letess have been made much OF during
their stay in England, they have not
entirely escaped the criticism which
generally greeted their predecessors
here. They have been severely criti-
cised owing to the fact that they
brought Il tape measure on the grounds
and checked the rings measured for
their hammer throwing: and the Eng
lish Won every event where stamina
and endurance were required. At best
the praise given the Americans has
been mixed with condescension. Presi-
dent Hunter. oc the Cambridge Cniver-
sity Athletic Club. saying in his speech
at Saturdays dinner that they really
did not know or care exactly where
they came from. but were satisfied they
We're real good sportsmcn; while Truth
this week says: The lesson we learn
ed is one that will do an immensely OF
good. and that is that the men Of IIar-
ward and Yale are real good fellows. so
very. very different from what many
believe Americans to be-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30
IN 5ANTO DOMINGO.
INSrRGENTS iiEGIN OPERATIONS
-NMEluCAN WARSHlPS EN-
EOt TIE,

Cape iIaytion. July 29-Adviccs jus,
received trom tho Dominican frontier
say That The insurgents have cut the
telegraph wires in the neighborhood Of
Santiago de LIS Caballeros ana near
Moca. The inaurs hts in The western
part of SAN Domingo await the arrival
OF Don Juan lsidoro Jimincz. under
whose leadership they intend TO attack
Santiago
WARSlIlpS EN ROUTE.
Washington July 2a.-A cablcgram
has been received at the Navy Depart.
mont from the commander Of tho
Machias. now at 81. Thomas. w. l.,
stating that in conformity with the
departments order he would sail from
that port tomorrow for san Domingo.
She probably viii Stop ut San Juan. II.
e. on the way to land Commander
SNOW. who is 10 take charge of the ma
val station there.
The commander If the New Orleans
also announced his readiness Ia star.
for san Domingo to-day. SO that he
tor" the middle M next week the Amer
icAr navy viii be- sufficiently represent
ed in SAN Domingo e. protect Amcri-
can interests of all kinds should There
hc Il revolution.