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- t3 'liii OMAhA DAiLY flEI : 'I'UESIAY , JUI4V ' 1 , 1898. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
mInhIttf ; nftr It liit4 becn Inte1tI by
( knerni Sbnttcr.
Colcniel A1kn who It In cointnan4 at ( leti.
erril Shnttt'i tn4 ) i roiiortci1 to
flu , kpnrtment that lie It now
oflgnge1 In 1ayng ft cable from
( hinntnhnmo to i'lnyo del 1'ste , which
will tIlI further rcduco the tirno for
. cxcthngo of comtnunlrntlon.
The appenrnnce at the Nn' ( teIartmctit )
thin morning of 1tuIgn Palmer of the t.
Loulf , who nrrIvct at Portgmoutli yeter-
1ay , 1c(1 the ofl1elnh to believe that ho had
brought witti him the rrports of the Amer.
Icun naval commanders on the batie wlilch
resulted In the dctriictton of Cervera'
I squadron. It turned out , howt.vcr , that the
' St. 14)111K hail stard ( front Siboney before
the official rporEs liii ! been prenred.
F-ecretary herbert hail quite a eoti
. ferene' with Secretary Long cii the sub-
: jcet of fireproof s oed for naval cou5tructlon.
Ho 1rought with him a formiiiabte array of
facts githered , ( toni the newspaper rqorts
of the lrnttle , to s1iov that lIre vna the e1c
metit that workeil the grenteRt ( lestruetlon
iiinniig the vessels of the $ juiiilsli 8quadron
. cml that wherever American vessels had
. 1)Pefl ) ? IIt , ( % r'fl JO ( hf' rnsI of the tiny tor-
, PCIO titat , they had escaped sucti flres ,
liccatise nit of their wool was flreproot.
So Itiipresscd vaH Seerethry Long that he
has COfiCItItteil to reconvene a special board
tu (11911 With (11tH matter 80(1 ( has , recon
Iflcflded that the use of wood ho curtailed In
5011(0 ( itienstire Iii American war 51(11) ( ) buIld-
log.
log.Naval
Naval omclais say that a serious Irregu-
t . larRy occurred nt the thoc the 81311)5 of
Admiral Cerverns fleet hauled dOWI their
cohrs and surrentere(1. ( Inquiries have
brought OUt the fact that the breech locks
of the gtfllK Were throwi overheard , (115-
flbl I ig the go us , thUs timId ng t hcn Practically -
tically ortlles , , end the valves opeord by
whIch the 51111)8 were flnodcd after the stir-
render , while under the rules of warfare
the enemy had eea.cl lighting mid bad asked
for quarter. It Is said that further (10-
structln 0 ! 51111)5 at such titno vas both
wanton and ilislionorable , and that If the
1crso : responi'ible for It are locatcil they
arc likely to be held accountable.
The th.pirtment has not. yet received the
r report of the court of Inquiry showIng the
1njtirts to these ships. The press reports
of the Ilindings say that nitty the Maria
Teresa could be saved , and.exclted much
surprise as It was confldently believed that
the Colon could be sa'od In part. The of-
flcers are of the belief that the full report
'
pf the board wIll Indicate the posIbIIity of
saving the Colon.
I REJECTS . THE- SPANISH TERMS
' -
! ( nCjii1 SIinflcr 1ttftIMpM 4o Aece.le
. T rnPs lrIflhIlIIM ( (11(1 IIeiitVN
:
tNMtt1t. on SIIII
( Copyright , 18O. I Asqottated l'ress , )
NLAR SANTIAGO , July 10Via ( Port
Antonio , Jamaica , July 11 , 10 a. rn.--
At 11:30 : thIs rnoriiiiig General Shatter
notified tieneral Toral. the Spanish corn-
manlIer , that by I'restdent McKinley's direction -
tion the SIianlsh Proposition t.o surrender
. the totvit if the garrison at Santiago was
alIoed to depart with Its 6Ide arias was
rejected , and it Is a1d no ter1iis btit tin-
mediate and unconditional surrender will
be accepted.
General Torral replied In a brief note th2t
ho rejected PrIdent IticKinley's proposal
flhIl WoUld consent to no other terrn3 thali
tho3o oltcred by hImself.
. At 3:50 p. in. General Shafter notified
. General Total that 4Jio rn-iulattcc would be
. termlnate(1 and Iiostfllttea resumed at 1
' time lie issued In-
. o'clock. At the sanie
tructIons to each of the division coni-
inandcrs to reParo br a fresh attack on
1 the Spanish wor These orders have beit
; proinulttcd train Aguldores to ICI Caney.
p When the courier left. with klila dispatch ,
. JUst before 4 oclcck , the artillery was pre-
: vaHiii to Opel ! on the Spanlardat the end
J- of the irmistIce. The dynarnito gun ha
, lieen trained on the SpanIsh blockhouse with
such abEolute precision that the first shot
would obliterate It. Tb' , American coldiers
wIll Sled ) Ifl the trenches tonight.
EIght batterIes of light artillery will be
In PoSittoll at niidiilght tonight and the siege
gtIIiH just landed wIll be ready for action
at 10 o'clock tomorrow.
. General Shafter said to a correspondent of
the AssocIated Prcss this afternoon : "Con-
oral henry and his divisIon are now handing
at Juragun atiti are coming as rapidly
as lOSslbl. ) Our lines cannot be made more
Cff'ctive. but if the chalice offers to increase
. 0(11 ( strength I will take advantage of It. I
shall not be surprised If we have Santiago in
three days. "
At ll Cancy there are 10,000 miserable
refugees from Santiago. old omen , women anil
ciiiltlrvti , whoimi the Spaniahi have Permitted
to go to our lines to get food , The plIght
of these helpless people Is heartrending.
The Amneilcaus arc doing all they can for
them.
JIIlI.t4lS ( 1,1ST Ot' CASIJ.tL'i'iflS.
4IIIr8I Mliziftev's ( ' ( ) ViI' ( ' i1
AddM ( U lI. uiiiJi-r.
W'ASIIINCTON. July 11.-Adjutant Ccii-
oral Corbin today received from General
z haIter it revised and corrected report of the
I casualties before Santiago on July 1 , 2. and
2 : i. It slightly increases the number of killed
4 ItlUl VOtlmIdCl ItS given in his first report , as
t follows : Killed , twenty-three oftieers , 208
' : ; voutmdtai , eighty ot1hers and 1,203 inca ;
raisBtng , eighty-one ; total , 1,5P5. General
' : - I3lmnftem' is of time oIinIoml that the number
. .
at niissing will be rtalmiced somewhat.
: IIsjil II I 'I'rst In Ii. SiiiatIi
. \VASIIINGTON , July 11.-Ucneral Stern-
. lrg lus received a dispatch from Stirgtoti
It1clmar.a stating thot ihu heel ) ttl triin lem'-
log the wommmmtied to Foit 'iePliersoim , acam
. Atlanta , was in a mear-enil collision six miles
: south of 111gb SprIngs , Ila. , at S p. in. last
, . niimt. No one wss hurt , tIme 'iIalatch said ,
hut .tho trlvnto car was deinolisimeil. Sur-
gonitichartI ( 'XloCtCd ) tie triIn to
and reach Fort McI'hevEon at I o'clock
tatlay. Ueoerai Steinberg says the tienioll-
tiOll of the PIivatt' car vtli not srlously
lmitcrUre with the cificiency of the hospItal
' halo.
Is the basis of health
p ! D't good ,
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steady nerves , mental ,
.
g - physical and digestive
gd
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strength. It you ore ncr-
vous , enrich and purIfy your blood with
. hood's Sarsaparilia , If you are weak ,
have no appetite and desire to ho strong ,
healthy and vigorous , take Hood's ' Sar-
raparilla , which svtlt tone your etornach ,
create an nppotlte and build you tip.
S flJJ TI' &ar.ia &
i1I OODi
' 'rl ltst-Iii fact lbs One True Illoed Viiriiit'r ,
I ( ' ( Ii ( ( yiaimira , lIUhIgt'sttOhi ,
H OOu S J S bhItousiii' , t'rlee 2o.
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Ilie Omala lice
'I M 01
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, Present this Coupon with
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ALlapofOuba.
. A Mai of' tha West Indies.
e nd a Mapofthe World ,
t Jy Mull 1 cents.
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sj1AF'T14i hAS l FREE E1N
HIB Onlj Intntcton ATO to Ottpturo
Bpatiiard in Santiago
SUNDAY'S ' FIGHT E3EUEVED TO BE A FEINT
, ) , , , i't'it r I , . IIt1resI fl % % 'iii1i I ng-
flint ( lie lItletily iIn 1seiip.-
10 flitNcrtIv.t mi,1er
Cot r of 1)1 * rkIeMs ,
WAShINGTON , July 11.-NotIce from
General Shatter to the eflcct that he Proposel (
to Iiolri the assault and homnbartlmcnt of
Santlltgo tolay Intensified the interest with
which news from the front is being awaited
at thVnr department , and there sserc TnaiIy
Inquiries at the olflco of the adjutant gen.
cmi. bcgtnning in the early morning , for the
latest ( llSfIfltClICfl.
To alt of these but one answer waa to-
turned : "General Shatter had been given a
free lianil to iteul with the situntiumi , subject
to limit one condition , namely. that the Span-
lards In Santiago must be captured , and lie
had not Inforumied time IVar department as
to ( lie details of his plans further than was
indicated In the dispatches received from
him yesterday. "
The bliet here Is that the affair of yes-
tcrday was of little importance , being Perhaps
but a feint on the hart of the Spaniards to
uncover the /tmnerlccmn latterles , or to diii-
covel. some weak Shot which uimight be made
the PoInt of attack iii a sortie , vhieu it conies
to that.
The officials hero do not conceal theIr ap-
prehcnsiomi that the enemy may escape froni
SantIago mi'ler ' cover of daikuicas ; and are
comusequemitly relieved each day when the
uluspatelmea from the front show that they
still occupy the town. The picaident him-
vlt was so rnticli concerned over the possible
escape of the Spanish forCe tiumit he directed
the sending of expiteit ord.ens to General
Shafter to prevent it at all hazards.
TIiI tact , taken in connectioii with the
geuiuiul's dispatches of yesterday , tornied
limo hjals for the opinion exlressed at the
\Var depitrtnicnt , that General Shatter's attack -
tack 'oaIJ not be made InmnI'liaiely. ( It
\.a.s gathioreti from these reports that lie hal
not succt-cded in extending hits lines clear
amoumid the city , 'and It was feared that If
ho began the attack before completing the
circumnvahiation , the enemy , tinder the
strength of hits attack , might escape through
time tmncovcrcd northwest sectIon , and re-
treat toward Manzanillo , over the road
traversed by the reinforcements that last
reached San ti ago ,
Now , however , General Shatter reports
that ho exleot 'to complete hits lineS today ,
presumably using for the purpose the re-
lnforcemnents which reached hima Saturday
nail yesterday , and It Is expeoted that the
attack will he no longer delayed.
Several telegrams were received at the
Nevy department over night from Admiral
Sampcon. It is said that they did not relate -
late to the attack on Santiago , but touched
the organization of Commodore \Vatomi's
expedition , 'and the movement of certain
ti'anspoi-ts which had been the object of in-
qulry.
SitIiiIfl4oit Sends Ofilcini ILtjrf.
The official reports of the naval corn-
mandars who participated in the destruction
of Cervcra's squadron have been received
at thin Navy departmenL They were brought
there 'today by Ensign Palmer , who heft
I'ortsniouth , N. H. , with theni yestciay
afternoon , This reports were delivered at
th navigation bureau and are now being
examined. Besides the report of Admiral
Sampson , there are detailed reports from
Ciitaln Chadwick of the New York , Captain
l'hlIIit ) of the Texas , Captain Clarke of the
Oregon , and tie ) ) ) Commodore Schley and
Captain Ccok of the I3rooklymi , Lieutenant
Sharp of tue Vicn , Captaimi Evans of time
Iowa mal Commander Wainwright of the
Gloucester.
Captain General Ilinnco is making ilesper-
ate efforts to get in supplies through the
Macrican blockade hues. Inspired by the
successful attempt of the Purissirna Concep-
don to land 2t1iihieS on the Island of Cuba ,
lie is muon' causing to be loaIetI ( another
steamer at a Mexican port , with the intemi-
lion or runlilng the blockade and bringing
Iii food and anminunition to the beleaguered
capital. This is a large ship of about 3.f'OO
tons and It already has taken on a bountiful
SiiPlIY of footl and Is expected to load 2i00,000
cartridges. The craft Is believed to be the
steamer Montevideo , now at Vera Crimz. auth
vroteste hare been lodged with the Mexican
government by the American consul there
mtgaiuist the clearance of the vessel ,
'Fhie Montevideo is an auxiliary cruiser of
the Spanish navy , It is said , and carries a
coiisiderablo battery , includiag two hlontoria
guums , and a secomidary battery , which would
make it a most formitlable opponent for
most of the snialler United States craft now
engaged In blockading the southern coast of
Cuba , anti off havana , for It is gathered that
( lie monitors have been withdrawn anti are
now at Key West. Notice of the vessel's
movements will be comnmntunlcated to thin
hit ncli aihliig Eti mu tiii ion prommi p tly nmmil I t is en-
titely iiiitiIob.llIo that It will ho able to
ICICat' tile ( emit , of the Purissimna Coiieepclon.
A houig list of immncs of wouuidett anti sick
eiihlsteii inca canto from Tampa today over
thio wires to the W'nr department. Thu
uiamea are being carefully verified and at-
ramiged in lists by the department autO as
this voi k Is ttmne-consuuuiiig it will carceIy
lie ready for pubhtcutioti before the chose of
the day.
Icleet iuty Iiter.
WAShINGTON , July 11.-The War de-
partnieuit today made public three ( his-
patches received Iii time early hours of this
morning , about I o'clock this afternoon.
The following was received at 1:20 : a. rn
I'LAYA hEI ESTII-Thto navy has itroni-
iseil , ( ( tier the bomnbai'dun'nt. begins , to get
In close to thu harbor t ithm aonii' of their
hifIlit draft boats. If the bombardment tomorrow -
morrow ( today ) is not quickly conclusive ,
they will make thu attempt to enter. As
soon as henry's reinforcements arrive we
sm ihl surround the toivo , and can kmiock It to
pieces with our light guns. Captain Goodrich -
rich ot ( lie St. Louis , assisted mite very ably
In utuscmubarkung troops.
Tweuity-three ml nutes hater time followIng
was received :
"ly Pimns : for tomorrow are to keep up
the bonibardmnouit Of the treiichies and city ,
auth coniphete tue inyostmnent on the northwest -
west 1,1 thmi troops , mhiich have just arrived
at Slboney , one i egimeuit of which , ( lie First
IlltliOis , mu now rcacpc'tl 101' . "
500mm nuttr noon today the fohlowiuig was
toLCis't'tl
"i regret to report that Captalmi lowell ,
$ oiid infantry , VIS killed late yesterday
mitt ermmoo ii. ' '
' . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '
Ii'l.'ilATI % ( SILt F'i'lIII'S S't'I1F\G'l'Ii ,
lii' IN , , , , ( . 1(1 IIii i U .ti'iI % ) 41t I
'i' ( ' 'it . -'L'lr' , * 'l'IsIbtItdflhid ,
\'ASiilNG't'ON , JuJy 11.Geuicrpl Shut- ; .
ter's available fnrc today , after cotuuutiuig
all ielntorceincnhs toni deducting tIme deah ,
iitri aii'i ' vounded , is 22S1 fighting mmmcmi ,
nt'roriliig to unllttsi ' eiitiiitttes. This h
base.1 on on estliututo of 16,000 mimemi lii ( ten-
end Shatter's omlinnl expeditloui amid ubout
10t'00 ' uitm hi various exielltioum& aluichi have'
goute itince then , ummaking In ( III 2d,00tl uncut. I
i'tgaluitut ( ( its , hmowe ci , tuIIIbt lie deducted time
casualties lii the lighitimug tItus far auih milso
the nwmi moutfimmeth to the ho3pltnl by sick-
iitsti , 'iltc detluetloii Is roughly catiniateti
at 3.000 , heurtuig about 3.000 omen avaihahiio
tmlay its th lighithuig force of the Aumierlean
army ,
Itelumfurremnenta have gone forward from
time to Iliac , amid It has beeum ruttier dillicuit
to keep track of them , but they are sunmined
.
up as follows : General 1)ufileld'ii brigade ,
about 2,00 mmiclm recruits for rrgutsr strny ,
f)50 ) ; First Illinois , 9O ? , First ltsttict ) of ( 'Cu.
Itanbia , 8tfl ; six light. hiatteries United States
ttIhlcry , 700 ; General Garretson's brigade ,
Ilghth Ohio , 1,300 ; Ixtb Massachusetts anti
Sixth Illinois , 2,60(1. (
Another force of 2,0O men , comprising
General hrnst's rlgac1e , Is tcatiy to start ,
anti with ( his force ( Jeacral Shiattcr'a fight-
lag strength will be swelled to about 25,000
amen by tim nildeile of this week.
LANDING OF REINFORCEMENTS
'I'riu , uN tO r Mba U e'r't rio y . ' re lichim j
i'iiniii'i I u tli. I'V,8t uS ILni
till ) ' flM PlNMlllC , .
( Copyright , 1808 , by 4'uouoclated l'rcss. )
3 UItAOUA. July 10.-'la ( ' Associated l'rcss
fllslnteh Boat lnndy , to I'ort Anthnio ,
Jnuumulca , .ituIv 11)-The ) uthmoros of this lit-
tic ov were the huusiest iihace in Cuba this
otterutoon. Five thousand macn were eithicl
mliscmbarking froai steamers or prepariuig to
take up the march. to General Shatter's
hcudqnarters near Santiao There was as
mifliehi conftlait.ii as if toil circuses were Preparing -
paring to mitahce camp. The oliThens
1001411mg for horses and mules , trying to
keep theIr men together , semidluug sick men
to tIm hospital and atteuiding to ratlouis and
baggage. The engineers were ibildIng a
rough wharf of hicavy timbers to be used in
lantlui ( from the lighters.
'rime Pirst Illinois Infantry , numimbering
I:150 : muon , arrived bore yesterday amid be-
gnu disembarking last night. antI will probably -
ably be thni first of leuierah Shutter's re-
iiiforcenients to teach him. About ti0 to-
cutuits for the regular array in the field arc
on the Wfl , ' to time front.
TIm District of Columbia infatitry , con-
shstimtg of 915 men , arrived here thIs morn-
tug on the Catania and began landing at
once.
Tim auxiliary cruiser St. Paul has also mtr-
rived here with the Eighth Ohio infantry ,
1,350 nien. Time steamuier is at anchor quite
a distance from ibe shore , which necessi-
tmttes a hong 1)011 in time boats in order to
get the macui ashore. The landing of troops
It takes a long time to unload regimental
stores , Itomes and monIes , whIch are towed
ashore on lighters. Pho ertlilery 'lhl he
unloaded when the wharf is extended. Six
batteries of light artillery and siege guns , If
fully manneth , wIll require more than 1,000
men and many animals.
When tim Dandy left Juragua It was cx-
iectcd that the whole expedition would be
soon strunir alonc the ten miles between the
landiumg Place amid the front , the Infantry
going In light order , with three daya' rations -
tions and rain eoati.
At 5 o'clock a hmeiivy rain was taIling , anti
threatened to make the road disagreeable
for the infantry and bad for the artillery.
Th Cuban auxiliaries , with rifle and
machetes , were out. In regular force draw-
lag rations. They seeni to have recovered
from their state of semi-starvation , and are
getting fat.
In spite of the doctors' orders , our eoldiens ,
oil landing , bought anti ate mnangroves and
other pulpy fruits. Cooanuta were abun-
dunt , and the aoldiers feasted on them.
During the attermicon thmO hiospital ship
Solace arrived here and all time sick who
were able to be moved were taken from 'the
tent hospital nil placed on board , The
sight of tile vounded men had a depressing
effect on the volunteers.
It is rumored here that General Shatter
strongly advised the acceptance of General
Total's offer to surrender it allowed to leave
with the troops wearing their sideartus , and
the Amucrican commander Is said to hmflVe
sent a long dispatch to President McKinley ,
making arguments In favor of the acceptance -
ance of the Spanish commander's offer.
General Shatter is said to have urged the
lnmpoitamice of gaining Imnrnediato itosession
of Santiago harbor and city , so as to heave
our fleet and army free to undertake other
work.
According to a report General Shiafter said
the acceptamice of General Toral's offer would
save time lives of our soldiers , and enable
us to begin time relief of time starving Cubans
immediately. The advantage o time Spaum-
lards , General Shafter Is also said to have
mioimitcd out , vIhl jiot. be large.
President McKInley's response , It Is
rumored , was as lacotile as was General
Grant's upomi a 'simIlar occasion.
( ' ' ' ) ' ' ' OItI)1IILS.
) 'I'lit AVAI'IS II'F'ISI'i'E .
Vi1L Ito In IIuiioiilu 'Vlmemt time Flair
Is htttiNCI ! .
SAN FRANCISCO , July 11.-Major Gout-
cml Otis has not receIved definite orders
regarding the sailing of time next Manila
expedition. but time inmprcssion prevails In
military circles that the transports l'eru
iitl City of Piuebla will get away Wednes-
day. General Otis expects to sail on one
of these vessels or a mail steamer , for he
is ordered to be in honolulu when the
formal unnexation of Hawaii takes place.
There has been 00 flOW developments as
to time sailing time of the fourth l'.cet.
Lieutenant Colonel Lyttle of the Twemmtieth
Kimnsas says he has not tendered his resignation -
nation antI has no intention of doing so.
l'rlvmmtc .Tohiim Dale , Company 11 , South
Dakota , who on Saturday accidentally
shot through time right lung , now lies in the
regimental hospital.
Corporal Wilson II , McAllister of Company
11 , Tweuittethi Kansas volunteer lnfammtry ,
died in the division field hospital of imeti-
mnonia.
Private I ) . II. ( iranblil , Company A , First
Tennessee regiment , died at the Marine hios-
Iital Sumiday of meningitis ,
Major General Otis is authority for time
sttmtcnmeimt that the regiment to be stationed
mit Honolulu had not yet been selected , Rear
/tdnmiral Miller , the naval representative of
the United States , wilt take ito formal part
In thom raising of the flag at Honolulu. Time
United States stemmunsiiip Mohuican and the
gunboat lhenimington will , with the cruiser
Philntlelphiia , particiiate in time deinonstra-
tion. The ndumuirai expects to sail July 20
on the Pliilaclelphmia. The cruIser will entry
no trOOls. Afr ( thom coremonjes of mmnnexa-
tion the admiral exp cth tb return here to
resume charge of time naval establishments
on this coast.
IVOJJNIiII ) IIl'IClItS ( I.i Lb ON .tLGH1L
-
Iteiteiel ( C % % 'ziruui 'e1euuiue froiu
llezitl fit % Vzmr Ieiirismieiut ,
WASIII NGTON , July 11-Secretary Alger
shook hands today with the first of tIme
wounded men direct from the field. A smmmmmhi
party of the ouumt1eJi arrived hero during
time day , consisting of Captain lireroton of
tIme Twenty-fourth nfuntry , Lieutenant McCoy -
Coy , Eighth cavalry ; lieutentmnt Cash , of
time Ihoughi Itidera ; Lieutemiauit Aicad , Twen-
ty-lirat iumtamitry , and I.Ieu nant Trail , 5ev-
enty-liret New York. They vere on leave ,
amid elm timeir way hionie to recover from
theIr wounds.
Lioutemmant McCoy was omm crutehmes , imud
all of thicuil ueimomved they had been 1mm time
iiantls of time stireOmiS ,
About umoon Lieutenant Qasim , of tIme Rough
htidcmmu , vent to the WLiI tiepartunent anti
reported to ltdjuiIant General carblum. The
latter bImoweti time wounded offlers thtrougim
to Secretary Alger's vrivatu office , Time see-
metary Vt CS eumgugeul for- time mnomeimt with
Senator Ahllomi. but time igtter , noticing ( ha
w ommntied , maim , arusu auth said ; "After you ,
si r. "
'I'hme secretory waruumiy greeted this first
eyc-'itUeS of ( ho fight. lie held out liii
left hmamni to thi iecretury , for lila right
hung in a ehing , lime atom havIng been shut-
tetcd dtivlng the first day's tight at Saimt1nio.
I Time secretary listened vithm mmmcli iimteret
to tIme recital of couidltloums lirevaihimig , anti
ursured lila vibitor that be almd eli time othivr
. wounded wouid be given time uhiest attemi-
ttoa end coumabduratioma.
I
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\OUNIE \ ) ARRiVE AT ' 1'A1PA ?
Oorrccted LhP1tboUnforiunates Isaiteti by
\Var Departmnt.
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'l'sileeui oil tI' IlliMli I liii 'i'm In
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\VAShIlNGTO'1 , July 11.-TIme following is
a commiplote list ot the sick and wounded
soldiers tiiouglit to I'ort 'l'ammmpa cmi time
transport Cherokee. it was sent to the au-
jutammt genural chIco by Major Calteuty ,
Surgeon iii cimargt' . Thu list. of otiieams isa
muscle Inmbhic last night. About 200 of time
Ilien have been taken by the hospital tr.tiu
Lu the McI'hersomi btmmrack '
, Atlumimla , 'flue
letter following dach umamt , debiguates tCe
tmoop or eummtpaiiy of thu soldier.
First Cavalry-F'Iust tergeamit Charles
Kurstomi , ii ; mcmgeant Frank htundtumtmmmark ,
C ; ( Jut itomal irremuk Morgan , ii ; 1'rivata
Amartin , I ; itobertbun , A ; IImliI alma , J Mix ,
K ; Gicicit , 0 , Doblitige , Ii , \ Ihilhmn Ahieim ,
ii ; itmigh , L ; Douglass , C ; Henry Foster ,
D ; Augustus' Crulemmstah , 1) ) ; hlubbtrd
I'OWiiSeuttl , I ; Frank , 13 ; 'Well , A ; Patrick ,
L ; Ovey , K.
Third Cavalry-Sergeants Henry Sielght ,
K ; Joseph T , MUIIthy , \Vihhlamn ; W. Iteemsu ,
II ; Consuala A. Satm , C ; , Iohmm hahn , Ii ;
Corporal idward Bummer , I ; i'rivates .Joiumm
U , hlurtihi , C , Thmomimmms 1' . Gordon , it ; George
Dearhatcium , F Arthur , L ; Lucia , II ; Jacob
Poister , 11Vtilinmn ; McCommmb , I.
Sixtim Cavalry-Sergenimta Christian lion-
( crunch , H ; Charles Voghit , C ; Corporal
Phuitp Losk' , A ; Trimmupeters Jamites 1A'il-
oui , K : William I. Murphy , C ; l'rlvatcs
\'Illiaun Rudder , 0 ; John ltyer , H ; John
\Vriglmt , F ; l'eter Johnson , F ; Den jainin
Krustmmh , C Janmes I. Frc'hat , I ) .
Ninth Cavali'y-Sergcaat ilcuity F' . Walls ,
D ; Corporal Johmui Mason , Ii ; Private Dcii-
welt Ii , Bullock , D.
Tenth Cavalry-Sergeant George Dozommls ,
D ; Chief Mimsiciami Washington iarrow ;
l'rivates John F. dunn , L ; lticimnrd hopkins -
kins , C ; houston lleddio , F ; Charles Id.
Berry , lu ; Thornton , Buckley , I ; Vade hUed-
see , U ; Jos.ph Williams , G ; Johmmm Pruen ,
13 ; Charles C. Lenters , C ; William Gregory -
ory , C.
Second Infantry-Corporal John F. hltus-
ton , C ; Privates John Dciii Itouhiven , C ;
flenjaamin F. Drum , II ; C. F. Zook , C.
Third Infantry-Privates Lewis N. Culver -
ver , F ; Gep Bentley , C ; Charles Easter-
berg. F.
Fourth Infantry-Corporal T. Weldon , C ;
Muslciamms Paul Bucschehl , C ( Solomon D.
Dohisino , D ; I'rirates harry Daehrnch , C ;
William A. iienner , C ; Michael O'Donmmell ,
E ; Ilehla Ihtisenian , C ; Thomas Sherry , C ;
Wiihiam Clark , 0.
Sixth Infantry-Corporal Francis Ctmrls-
thin , C ; Dan C. Little , Ii ; Artiticer Charles
Elkin , C ; Privates \Vihiiam Hans , A ; Wil-
11am Taiuhiom. . F ; , C. II. Horn , D ; Michael
Welsh , H ; Framik 4ilard , 0 ; Edgar Nichols ,
F ; henry Shutehihuth , A ; Patrick MeDon-
aid , E : G. A. Camp , E ; Charles Franklin ,
C : W'lhliam Schoom , A ; Fred Ripberger II ;
Charles Walters , E ; Joseph 1-laschm , C ; Del-
maim riaghey , fl : Oliver Commits , Ti ; S. H.
Arnold , F : Nelson Pasnow , II ; Robert C.
Dotmtaz , D ; Valertan W. Irmin , F ; Joseph
Turney , U ; William Neson , F ; Willard
Myers , D.
Seventh Infantry-Sergeants John E.
Lane , fl : John J. l3ushmter. C : Corporals
George IL Copeland , I ; Johmi P. Stack , II ;
Georur' D. Bartholomew. F : Oscar Gertz ,
C ; Chnrls H. Dunn. B : Muisheinci 1hmnr
'nm. C : Corporals TtOlert Id. Smith , U ;
F. C. Ihenham , C : W. M. McFarland , A :
Privates Franehs Crothy. 0 ; Ian Mahony ,
A ; George WCampbell , , G ; Robert H. lint-
ley , A : Chmnrle.Doardop. A : Charles Spei-
hen , H : Charles 'Greeiy. C ; Louis Steen , D :
Piter Marion , F : Nehs Cimrhstemmsen , F ;
FrancIs G. I.uint , I : Josenh llonsley , I ;
Michael .1. 3roore , A ; Ernst Gaber. C ;
George H. Fullerton , B : Fred Jung. C ; Dan-
i.l Cornellv , D ; Otto Rose , F ; John
Brown. B.
Eighth Infantry-Privates Henry C.
L't'rhten. E ; .Tammws J. Harmon , C' : William
I , 1 anon , H : John i. Dnn'm..i'v. ' fl' T em-
dolpim lhahimamm. E : Patrick F. MeGootli , C :
.Tohun Miller , B ; Max Miller. B : Patrick
Canning , C : Gregory MmmIien , B.
Ninth Infantry-Corporal Clarence L.
Adams. D : Privates George Fargo , F : Arch
F. Muttom , C ; Nelson I' Tryon , C ; A. M.
Alhiater , C ; Walter WeIehirt. E.
Tenth Infantry-Musicians i'indrew floY-
imman , H ; George Fenton , 1) : PrIvates Cabim
Jones , D ; Johm Welton , T. George 1' . Douglass -
lass , C ; Frank Ridgley , C ; Alien C. White ,
l.
Turd ftiu rumfantry-Scr'vtP t Elmund Gerber -
ber , B : Corporals Paul S'rn'P'lnay.'r. F :
Warren F' . Weston , C : Ar'flce ' : Danial H.
Muikey , D ; Privates Sid ( 'i,1eoi , : , I : Barney -
ney Rcdmnumn , E : Rmmttms fl Signor , 1) .
Luther Smith , A : Joseph F. Whitman , C ;
Orvin B. Hatch , C ; John W.'Inbern , D.
Thirteenth Infantry-Sergeant Lawrence
Dumnan , B ; Corporal Alden Knowles , F ;
Musician William Sarrell , B ; l'rivatcs
George Graimani , C ; Frank Bryant , C ; Jo-
SOlhm F. Phehumn. it : Peter J. Iavus. I ) ;
George W. Ulanlensliip , B : Duncan Kirkland -
land , 11 ; Cimrmrles Muller , F : Charles Logan ,
F' ; Jerry Sullivan , C.
Sixteenth Infantry-CorPoral Jeremiah
Butler , C : l'rivates ArUuur P. Orcutt , B ;
Charles hierimhmart , I : T. ii. holly. I ) , Jos-
Cili Dorley , G ; ttgtmst J. Urundebrumsim , F' :
\\'ahter Kimusehi , C ; Framik Clark , A : V'il-
llama Germerm , a Phihlip A. Lemuekeh , A ;
Fred Schirootier , II ; Clarence II. Lmmndy , A. I
Seventeenth fnntry-Sergeflnts Phil Ip
hlemitlersout , B ; John Dbuon , Ii ; corlnrnl
Chitirles lovelI , H ; Adolph Crof , F ; Artificer -
cer Jolmim I. . Hubbard. H ; Privates John
Immimn , Ii ; John Cerine. C ; James Clark ,
F ; Oscar flrodkins , C ; Archuie P. Bay , C ;
hiermaum Ku18IPeS , F ; Fred P. Mcheod , A ;
Jacob C. Messer , H : Frank Sprague , F ;
John L. McDonald , B.
Twentieth lnfumntrv1rIS'ateSVihliumm
I'rathmer , II ; George Tailmnamig , F ; Bartliol
Schihitabaulni. E.
J1ifnuitry-Sergeamit .1.
Twenty-first
Schmuitz , B ; Corporal Chaumncey Mimmlicr , A ;
Musicians George C. ( .angier ; W. C. Murchm-
ill. R ; Privates Henry Feymour , A ; Joimmi
Johimusoul , l1'iihiam A. tiaratomi , A ; Ii. A.
Gmmrflcld , A.
j1mfantrySergeauit Wii-
Twenty-secommtl
E Corporals homer I. hew-
11am Parnell , :
B Christian P. Nelson. (1 : Privates
, ;
Alex joan B Stmock , F ; Frank W. Nelson. H ,
George C. hoover. I ) ;
John Sweeney ,
John H. GrotnCs. 13 ; Joe Smith , B ; Charles
Manuel , C ; Clutries
C VJlliaIfl
A. Osgood , ;
A. PoUntl , G , , .
' ergemmnt
TwentYfourth limfantryFll'St
Pat Keyes , I ) :
Id. / . Miller : , , Cv. porahs Charles
Robert ' \V. It ber.t. lit Musiciam )
D Itiche-
Fhmomns Davis , ;
Privates
Joes , B ;
Joseithi hidt-ler. F henry Cattles ,
ard F. -
I , ' , Charles li' . i'ope , A : John Lounux , II ;
G James W. Wilson , C ;
] liiton ,
George . William Johmnstoa , I ) ;
Joimmi J. JohnsOtl , Ii ;
esammiel F. liridgowater , A ;
F
H. Proctor , ;
Charles Rains. C ;
C ;
Aiexamllher MorP" ,
Toad TwentY.thftim Moore , A. 0fntrySergCaflt W. B.
PrLyhtta JOSCih L. Johnson , C ;
F
Proctor , ;
LafyCtt. F ; A.
John 'I'hmomnmks , iiViiliam \
Daumlehs , 0 ; jbfmn II. lloyd , C ; HIwooti A.
Freciumumi. II : Stiuntuel 'mV. Harley , C ; George
P. Cooper (1. '
_ ( eorgO
First Voiuntet'r ( avalrySergeant
. \v. Amilmiho. Fl ; Coritorill Joluii Mullen , II ;
l Prirmmt"s John hleim-
Fmiu'rler Jatnes Cook. ;
derson , Uentil ; Conic. A : by L. . Albers ,
F' ; II. F. Scoby. KVhll ; Frecummali , F ; J. J.
lloder , I. . .
Second Idassacluhsotts Voluumteens--C0r
pored Jammi's V. litton. I ) ; Leonard I. 111dm-
artieoii , i l' * cel A. Slmmunmoums , ? l ; Privates
Altucul F. 11050 , B ; Iduvatd 1)onnous , D ;
Fr'derici : 'W. Slate , D ; Peter N. White. A ;
lkmvt'l ' A. Detour It ; Josei'im M. Farrelh. L ;
. Fred C. Ehihier. , Ij : Howard Mavricim. B ;
I l'ernt'at ' Mprhtle I : Anthony Kane , I ) ;
Author t. Gary. H : i'atriel J. Brcsluamu , (1 ( ;
, ( 'I umtullmer Resrilci ) , 11.
I Ntiutim Mass.dhmusetts'olumntcersf'ovpomal
James ( 'unninghmani. F.
Ni'mec % .ui 1 ? ia'sntl1imsCttS
Private Fthvurd ii. hyde. P.
u tr' t'mit ' , -ml st New YOlk Volunteers-
I , martermmua&1r I0fgatmta .1. 5. ijoum , Ii ;
.la'mws , Meiiiultoo. : i ; I'rivates John .Jot-
freya , hi , M.lrthIii ( I 'arm cii , JI : II 1' . Hieb-
etlifflhm A : .IOitI NInp'cy4r , K It ,1. Itoh'- '
Point ) . L ; ' . ii. ( 'lurk. L ; Vied 51mw. A ;
Charles J. Iuieomm : , A ; Framuk L. Flint , D ;
_ _
_ , . _ ; . _ _ - i
Joseph U. i'iImniekI , F' , l'et.r .1. Cunningham -
ham , Ia.
'okint nru.-Vrl-
Thirty-fourth Miehmigamu - -
votes John A. Ferguson , l ; litrIrnuum Allen -
len , U ; itomner lurgtn ) , A ; Mtisicirm,1 Swimim-
ger ,
ilospitud Corps-Privates l. J. tiriffen ,
\'iliInm CimIhier.
LAUNCH GOES IN TOO FAR
Gs'hs Iuttii n Iluit Fi re' train Iirts nail
I , . ( 'unuleliell Ii )
11,111 Omit.
( Copyright , lht , by Assoclittemi Press. )
GIiANTANAMO IIAV , July U.-\'Ia ( Playn
1)el Este , July 0 , leiayd iii Trammsmnission. )
' --A steam immunchi from the United States
repair ilium VuIamm , which , withi time Marble'
hmetiii's Iaummchi , has been doing patrol duty
Imi time narrows leading fronu ( lie lower to
the upper ha ) ' , ventured too near time Spammlshi
fort , just after da'hIghit todA ) ' , amid ran lot 0
a hmornct4s imest. As a result of the macn's
nmmxiety to locate the small SpanIsh guinloat
Saum Iovah , which is known to be In the
vicinity of time fort. tIme Amnericamus went
qtiIte a distance below time patrol limits
and the Sianishm itickets located along the
ititiff stmddeuily opetmed fire on the iaummcli with
Nauser rules , which was mit omico fohioweti
by volleys front soldiers In time fort. Time
Intmneb replied with its cmne-poumiiier , but time
firing of time Spaniards was entirely too
heavy for the little boat to contend against
antI it heat a hurried retreat. Although ( lie
launch was tmtler fire for team mniuiutes , it
was hot hilt once.
BRINGS REPURTS FROM FLEET
llumshj.rui t'nli.mer ArriCM III 'iN1i 11(15. .
( imii ivitim ietnIIM of I lie Iutiil
Fight itt Snuutiuigo.
WAShINGTON , July 11.-Hemsign l'ahiumer
arrived \Vnsimington today , bringing with
hiiumi a series of reports front Admiral Snmnp-
soul , including time reports of his subordinate
officers , describing the engagement resulting
iii the destruction of Cervera's squadron.
These reports arc under exauninmitina amid
such vnrts of them as are deemneul smmitnbie
for pubhicatton will lie given to the press
later.
litMIlatitlMEXT I.AS 1' S Foil. AN liD tilt ,
Ilroukm-a , I uidiitIfl auth ' 1''ns lii Siuua-
dity lilYeumiimg'N Euugmgeuuteflt.
Copyright , ISIS , by Associated I'ress , )
OFF AGIJAIOItES , Cuba , July 10.-Via (
Port Antonio nd Kingston , JamaIca , July
11.-9:15 : 'a. m.-Tiie Brooklyn , Indiana anti
Texas , under Commnodoro Selilcy began the
bomnhardniemit of time city of Samitiago at
5:15 : this afterilooli iii obedience to a re-
qtmest front General Shatter , conveyed by a
signal from the shore. Th wirshlps liumeul
up from east to west , a quarter of a mile
from shore , and fired ever the himcthne
cliffs that conic down to time sea.ammd hide
thc city , five mihes dustamut. The bombard-
meat was continued for oimc hour.
After thirty-five shots had been fired from
Commodore Sehhey be-
the eight-inch guns ,
caine convinced that the Brooklyn's fire was
falling shiort and ordered a cessatton , permitting -
mitting the battleships to continue ; they
with their.larger gmumms having longer ramige.
The shots were fired apparently with great
deliberation and at immtervahs of two minutes.
The signals train time shore announced thiat
the shells fell a timousand feet short and a
little to the left of time Spanish position.
At dtmsk the squadron ceased firing and
Conimodoro Schley sent a launch to the
shore to ask General Simaftor if he desired
firing continued during thie night ,
When time Associated I'ress reporter went
aboard the Brooklyn. Commntiore Schmloy saii
he was tgnorant of time purpose of thie born-
bardmnent. The Associated Press reporter
rend to him a message received at Jtmragua
fromn a mounted courier saying that time
arrntsticc was ended anti that hostilities hind
been resumned.
Commodore Schhey said : "General Shiaf-
ter signalled to me to begium the bombard-
niemit as soon as I coimid get into position.
t doubted froni the start whether I could
hit the city. L had to guess at its location ,
and be very careful cat to injure our own
army. If I bombard tomorrow I shall have
ramge marks on shore to guide mae , amid I
shall take the ships closer to the shove thman
today. The water off Agmiadores is so
smooth that our murksmoiishiip will not be
affected by the swaying of the shmlp. In firIng -
Ing today I gave the turrets time greatest
possible elevation by listing time ships. But
I knew I would fall short. The guns will
carry more than live mnhies , but to throw
shots over the cliff a great elevation Is re-
quired. "
When the Dandy left Aguadorre at 7
o'clock , the war ships were stiih in position.
Durlmmg the bombardment time Dandy lay a
quarter of a tulle behind the line of hmips.
When time bombardment began a heavy
rainstorm was in lrogrs , with thuuader auth
hlghmtnimmg , hut artillery fire could be heard
on shore , indicating that General Simalter hind
resumed hostilities immediately on the ( 'fld
lug of time armistice.
Fohhowimmg the roar of Comomoclore Schleys
guns cotulti be hearth the shrle'cimig of the
hehhs as they sped on their way to time
doommied city. Then came a long echo train
tue hills back of Santiago , anti sonietimes a
iieal of thunder prolommged the reyerberatiomms
anti gave time impression that the city was
bomobarded fi'oai the sky , sea and land. Time
situation must have been appalling to the
Spaniards , and if General Sbmafter made Ume
demonstration for time macre effect whicha it
would imave 0mm the wavering emiciny , no lrob-
ably attained his emiti ,
at F.mM\V CA 11 .ttt A 'i'l ) 'l'A lIi ON fiDAt. ,
( mnruuI. iteti lIe Vums He'tmu ruiuig Ill reel
I , ) 5uajui ,
l'OltT SAID , July 11.-Time Spanish
armored cruiser Curios V amid ten transports
remmmain otutside this port , waitiumg for Ad-
mimI Canmara , wimo , on board time Spanish
imattleshmip l'elayo , leaves lucre timis morning.
Time Spnnishm midumiiral was allowed to trans-
sltip coal fromn time San Augustine last nlghmt ,
in time harbor , omm furnishing a uvrltten guar.
antee ( bitt tIme I'ahayo needed it , and ( lint
the eumtiro squadron Is 'rcturnimmg to Spain
direct.
Time remainder of Admiral Camara's fleet
hiss sailed for Spain.
MESSINA , Sicily , July 11-The Spaumisim
torpedo boats sailed ( or home ( hits mnormmtumg.
I liii ill riu'N .tmuut th , i'riNoumi.rs.
WASHINGTON , July 11-Time Fremmchm anm-
bassatlor , Id. Camboo , nuid hits first secre-
lary , II. Thlebaut , were at time State ( lepart-
nient today. Thus mmaturahiy arousal remuewed
conjecture as to a venee movement , but it
was stated oiflciahiy that limo ambassador
hmad not mmmemmtianud the smubject of peace , anti
hint Imla visit trIms directed solely to learn.
lug sonietlmlmmg of several of the Spanish olli-
cers , miow prisoaars.
t1r. ' % 'III uuuii'd Coni tug ' , urtii ,
tuiyri1i1t. lSiJ , by Associatemi l'r'sS. )
CUANTANAMO hAT , July 10.-TIme
Olivette is lien ? , ready to sail at any mime-
macmit for hampton Roads , with t00 sick
I anti wounded on board , among thmeumi being
Geuer.d 11. 5 , hawkIns , Major A. 0. Brodie ,
Major J. hi. Uthi. Captains Thoumias T.
Knox , Jazmme 11. ImicCilotoek lied Mortomu J.
hbemmri' , amid Licutcoamits Id. Nicholas , J. 11.
Youpg , Ii , .K. Devereaux and W. \ ' . F'lscmlui.
No I'rulii * ( liii ( ' ( 'ii' II i ,
LONION , July 11-The foreign otilee oihl-
cial imerti deny thmat time Spanish aunbassumdor
has pruiested against ( he comnmuunit'ntion
which mm New York mmewspaper alleged Lieutenant -
tenant Columehi , tIme Uumltd States naval at-
taeime here , recently madp to the uuthiorItie
at 'asiuIng1oui regardicm time situation of
nffalrB iii Spain.
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ENIEAVORE1tS ) COINC 11OtE
Thofr Anmituti Oonventon O1osc with an
Enthusiastic Mooting.
ATTENDANCE NOT LW TO EXPECTATIONS
tl. tin15 le'u1uups Mnhiy Iitrreliuig ,
' ' , umre , ( 'OtilitIg tiM It iIul iii
( lit' : ihlMt mat tlt Vnr
tttii SPflhmt ,
NASII\'ht.T.E , 'renum. , July Il-Time cbs-
log s'ssion of time sevcntcemmthm internatlomimil
Chitistinim Huim1eaor convention was held
here tonight amid ubretuly mummy delegates
mire lmouumewnrmi hoimmith , while others will leave
tomorrow for Clmielmamnnmugtm.
\\'lmile the nttemmdnmmce Upoum timhs convention
hiaii not been as large as was expected ,
mmomig those who attended ierc muinumy of
time iaust prommmiument mnetmiltens of time ioeiety
ttuiii the atbiresses made and scrnmomms mlehlv-
tired 1mao becim of the highest order mind lii
ierfcct keeping isitim time' imaogrnmn Which
hendiuig ummemumbers claim to bttmvo been thm ,
huest ever iircsented to a etmnvemmtiomm.
Time closing scemies touuighmt. were inmprcs-
sivo anti tommchlag and thmet partiumg songs
hrotmgiit tears to ( lie eyes of ninny. at
those who were umot mnemhuers of time society.
Time program cit time chositmg day began
with early inormaing lraicr umieetiumgs at
sevemi clmurchmes and ( lie daIly quiet hour
service at time gospel tabernacle was con-
ducteti as ustmal iiy ltov. J. Vilbur Chap-
maui of i'hiiiadelbthiia. Time topic dlscimssed
\ims "Over the Limit' . ' '
Comifcremmccmu were held at variotumi chiurchme
and were folhowcmi by niflcera' conferences.
The Junior \Vorluens' Conference and School
of Methods at the First Cumnberlamid l'res- '
byterinut chtmrchm was tiresided over by Mrs.
Janmes I. liihi of Salem , Mass. Tue , rogram
included an address by C. J. Atkinson of
Toromuto , Omit. ; Miss Ilisie L. Travis , ite' .
F. Fl. Clark and Johmi Willis liner of Boston ,
MassV. ; . P. fills of l'hiiladelphmia , Miss
Rebel \Vlthers of Ocoec , Fia. , amid lteV. Ira
Landrithm of Nashville.
An ejiemi pnrhiammmemmt was conducted by 11cr.
James Ia. 11111 , 1) ) . 1) . , of hiostomi , Mass. , amid
the question box by ltov. Thmomumas Waimm-
wright of Chicago.
V--- -t- _ _ _ . - . _ _ . _ _ . . .I ha.
i item Lit CCitt - UU U bCSIU LI - - LaaU
this evening were aimmong time best of time
services , 11ev. " , \ ' . C. IJarby , D. D. , of
Evammsvilhe , Intl. , presided at hall Wilhiatoum
amid Presithent Framicis 11. Clark , D P. , of
Bostomi itt Aumditoriiitfl Endeavor.
The exercises at flail Wihilaton included
( ho folbowimig : "Idare Generous Giving , "
Rev. Arthur VamiCastheman , Colunmbia , 0. ;
'More Earnest Study , " Iter. 'P. M. Johnson ,
Creeuivihie , N. C. ; "More Spirited Meet-
lags , " ICV. ( Ernest hiommrner Alien , Lansing ,
Mlclm. ; ' 'I'nrtncrshmipVitim God , " lte' .
Charles Manton , Paris , Tex. ; "Tho Commqueumt
of time World , " ltes' , Joini hlemiry Harrows ,
I ) . 1) . , Chicago.
The prograni at the Auditomium Endeavor
Included addresses in "The Temmtii LegIon-
Forward larchm , by .MIss Margaret Vu' .
Leitcht of Ceylon , amid "Our Coumutry for
Ciimlat , " by Rev. W. G. Puddetoot , D. D. ,
of South Farmningharn , Mass.
After the chose of time afternoon sessiomis
thmere was a chalk talh at Bali Whiliston
by Rev , F. Y. hyatt of Scranton , Pa. , amid
a school of metbotls for comunmittee weurk conducted -
ducted at the Auditoriummi Endcnvor by
Treasurer William Shmaw of Boston , Mass.
Presidemit Clark presided over that closing
exercises tonight , which were held in Au.
ditomiumu Ejideavor , before the largest audience -
once of the eommvention. The full chorus was
jresent and the music was a mntt stmikimmg
feature for openimmg praise service. "Thmo
Royalty of Service" was the subject upon
which ltev. II. T. Sweeney , D. I ) . , oL 111db-
mend , Va. , delivered a vatriotic , forcible
and stirring oratiomi , one which aroused the
entire assemmibluge ,
Thu scrmnomm , a most telling one , subject ,
' 'Christ Crucitied , time Sommrcu of Uuuity amid
Power , " was delIvered by 11ev. It. S. Mc-
Arthur , D. D. , of New York City. Time consecration -
secration appeal was made by 11ev. lloyd
\v _ Tompkins , Jr. , of Provitc'mmce , R. 1 ,
President Clark conducted the anmmuai roll
calls , 11ev. hlalphm 'mV. ' Drockaw of Utica ,
N. Y. , assisted in them devotiommnl exercises.
Thu parting song , "God lie with You Until
We Meet Again , " wait summg.
I'residoat Clark lroumoumiced time bemmedie-
tiomi and at 11 o'clock the convemmtiomm ad-
jourmiem ] .
TORNADO IN SOUTH DAKOTA
heavy % I.mi ) ( , ' , It ( rcum I Ii'mmi of
Iuumuingt' lii time Cudeil Sloui
l.anlIM.
CHAMBERLAIN. S. D. , July ll.-Special (
Tehegramim.---I'arties ) arriving fuoni points
twenty to thirty mattes west of here , along
\Vhulte river tim time ceded Sioux hmmimius re-
rort that a tornado swept through ( hint re-
glen , totally destroyiitg residences mind other
bmmildimmgs beiongimtg to Ilcnuy Iehi , a rancher ,
mimid daniaglng buildings and rulnimmg crops
of otimer mitockrneui. Along time White river
are extemisive gmoves of cottonwood trees ,
mmiany of these trees beimig of immense size.
Mummy of these were twisted oR antI Imurleti
me great distance. No ioss of life Is reitortetl ,
Articles of I mlt'ormorn I Iuuii.
P1 BItItE , S. P. , July -Special.-Ar- ( ) -
ticks of imicorporatlon have beemi llhetl for
tIme Liepsle Lumaber ammthMammufncturimmg coma -
lany ) at Pierre , 4i't Liepsie , Ohio , withu a
capital of $60,000 , Incorporntormm , II. L.
Squire , Otto Apel and htufmms S. liumg. Time
Pruthommtial Trust amid Security comumpammy , at
Pierre , witlm a capital of $500,000. lmmcorpor-
ntors , Rufus S. iCing , 11. 1. . . Squire timid Otto
Jtpel. Time 'u\'iulte River Mlumhmg anti Smnelt-
lug commmpauiy , with a capital of 20,000 , at
Pierre , Jncorporators , htmmftms 5 , Klmmg , II , 34.
Sqeuire amid Otto /tpel. Time Sunset Minimig
aumd ltcductiomm comumpaumy , at. 1)cumdwood , s'ithm
a capital of $1,000,000 , Immeorporators , Fred-
crick W. Johmmmsou , Simearflshm ; Fred T. Evaums ,
Jr. , nmmmi Frank C. Smitiu , Deadwood , lr
time Spc'ariish Creamery coumipany , with a
capital at 6,000. Incorporators , AV. .
Ai'ery , J. S. I'ratt , F. J. Oclmsaer. Spearflsiu ;
C , Cumrdimiah , i1mhi'ari Ithii , St. Ozmge ,
Cieuididuuti's Ilumulurst'ul ,
IiUIlO , S. I ) . , Jmmiy 1l.-Special ( Tolem-
gramn.-A ) mmmeetiumg this aftermmoon of time
fleatilo county delegation to time rejmulihlcaum
state convemitlon nmado Cimtmrles N. Cooper
eiuairnuti auni emidormueti John Longataff ,
editor of time hiurommite , for state commmmnltteo-
miman. Jnimmm Pyle of this city was also cmi-
doused for attorney gemueral. No oilier camm-
dlihates for state offices wlli lie presentemi
( rain this cotmnty ,
: mi uim ii.'seri's lvli'ui' ( 'I , lung , , ,
ChICAGO , July 11-SIxty-eight naval re.
serves , recruited by Lieutenamit'aui , left for
Nuir York totltmy over time Pemmnuylvammia road.
IJwSTAWH
STAWH
For Puddings , OustardB , Oakea
and Blanc-Mange.
. ' " l'SllM IIN'I'M.
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Every
Tonight lgIit at 8:30 : ' -
CLifford's
MAtINWICINT
Gaiety ? iJ0
Thc Bcautiltil urlcsqiic . . ( .
Little Mis $ Chicago
' . S . % 'lilt . , . .
McINTIRE AND HEATH
iIitmS op Al.l. CltlliiAS ,
bc , 20c 30c
: et : t veck t Ii u' Ii ri t'iui a , '
. ' ' . . l ( .tV l'AiIlS ,
THE MOST POPULAR RESOBTI
THE Cor.Ut'i
ilaraoy it I.
Telephone t2l7
Leimix & . W'ilhiams , Props. and MgrL
\v. .v COi4E , Act. Mammager.
A Convention of Headliners.
ILlNsN ; , (
vc MONDAY ,
First Thne 1mm Omaha of time Great Enstero
Smiceess. time
ANIMATED MUSIC SHEET.
Imitroducing time Minstrel Coummetiiamm , ilmurry
Arnistrommg and Ilium
30 , . , Colored Jubilee n. , 30
GAILISl'Iit. & ( illiOh1I' . . . . . .
4iIllIit'I' S.tmtONY.
'I'iIIl GIt.t VSO SiS'l'lDtS . . . . . .
L 1.1,1 VtX .t W'liillIit.
Amid time l'remnier Quartette ,
'I'IIH i .t. i l.t'l"l'A ( 'lEti m'HV rOtTit ,
'i'Iue 'l'rmu'um.lem' ' , , Clinlie.ugp Oreimestrn ,
Directiomi Franz Adoluuiamm.
Ciuuuumge iii Iii I I Iiiut'iu Vceie.
lIefrs1m muucimis Guimleuu mumual 'l'I.'umt rc
The Creighton I
0. 1) . P'uod ward , 4uIumuscuumeult hlri'ctor ,
'l'ONIGii'm' , SmIn. : ' .d1
Tillui W'ti'Altfl iuCmC Co.
Presen I I aug g-'kel irnun
Celebrated Case.
Na4 % 'C4'1l.XG miit.NCii.
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s'iui"i' thY COOL iJItEE'/.hS.
g TILE 1'J4ACl' FOit SO'll'I'Y.
icrrndn VDie
Stemahmcn VOm ) Szinmmyey , Gemi ? ulgr.
( ) NTINtOtS % 'A'IiYII.I.II.
cC1fCCCCCCCOVCC C CCQOCO
SOLTTII EILN
( i4IilOiNlA
'I'imo biggest , best , mmmoat hovel exhibitiomm
on'st .Itlitiwtmv. Aiummisiuum only 10 cemits.
imermI of nearly 100 Giteuit Os-
S E LrICiI14 , iozcmi of Ostrich chmicka
wily mm. few days mhul. 'I'lme immimat
gurgeous llmtmumuui4e emi earth. Ostrich eggs ,
Ostrich miestil , etc.
1IIViTIN t-'A'fl'wm'N , I'roiu.
All Roads Lead To
A6BACK'S [
Traimmed Wild Animal Show emi West Midway -
way ; 100 Lions , 'rigors and Elephants.
TilE CUBAN ATOM ,
CHIQU ITA.
'J'hmc IJ'limg ioiI. 'l'lima Vemtitrc ; of
'filE M11)VAY.
o'iot Forget to Visit the
CNESE TIATfl ,
Tea Garden , Bazar and Joss , . '
House on West 1Vlidway.
. . . .AT 'J'JIE. . . .
MERRY--GO--ROUND
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Capture thu ltrauus RIng mmd ltiihe Again '
F'ltlE.
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.JoS. l iN'JlOI'Ii' , im.rn it uuil 1lmu uuagu'r. '
Wait
6RAT WILSIHRE OSTRiCh FAIW
August 1st
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I'lN'l'FiJt i ( ) -
V1IHIt1I 1)1) 'i'IIEY . % i.L (0f
SCHLITZ
PAViLION
Fritz Mueller , Prop. On time Midway ,
1 STREETS . OF
ALL WITIONS.
ltejdezvuU , of ioelutv J'eoplo , :
VISIT
JAPANESE TEA GARDEN
CURIO 31011E1
N. of Miibc , huh -fast Midway -
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MUh'It'A ) ' JJOJLL , ,
14111 ituuti Iharmicy bt.
Aummerlean l'iun-i : to 4 dollars tier day ,
Street cars train miepota and trem hotel to
FxposItIOn Grounds In fifteen mmiinuttuu' .
13 , SiLI.OWA.Y , , Iunagor ,
_ HOTELBMKER-
COB , 13111 AND JONES ST , , OMAhA.
ii t'l'lS ; l.r. ( ) . : ) . .Ou ) i'ilII hAY ,
Iiectric car. direct to cspositlon grouadL
vht.NK UAitK1It. Caihier. . . . . .
SAM hl/UM/uN Cater Clerk.
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THF MILLARD
13th und 1)oiiglus Sts , , Oiiitzlia.
4iItNTRAI.LY LOCATED.
A3lEiiiGN .ANIJ EUJIOll1.tN I'la.tN.- '
.1 E. lIAitlICL. .5.u 4)N , 1'rngJ.
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