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, honor, Aug. 28.-—The Havana oom-
a‘poadent of The Times, writing at the
gravity at the situation there, urges the
necenity of large concessions in thalli-
mctionioi' autonomy. or else even loyal
Cubans will drift into disloyalty. "The
only alternative is a costly campaign in
men and money,” the correspondentadds,
"followed by the wcupntion of the island 4
by 50,000 mentor a decade."
In an editorial on the foregoing The
Times also says: “The tallure oi Campos
to suppress the rebellion has mused bitter
disappointment'jn Madrid. We sympathize
heartily with Spain’s patriotic determi-
nation to hold Cuba at any sacrifice. and
we admire her energy. however misdirect-
ed, in yachting projects for further disins
tegration and plots concocted in foreign
countries to foment rebellion among her
subjects.
it Is Suicidal l'olly.
“At the same time it is suicidal folly
for any nation obstinatoly to refuse to look
facts in the taco. Englishmen have no de-
sire to see Cuba separated from Spain.
The movement for annexation to America
is oppmd by most intelligent and inde-
pendent Amerlcans of all parties. and for
obvious political reasons annexation to
America would be regarded with little in-
vor by British statesmen. We should be
well pleased it Spain wore able to arrive
at a practical settlement with her rebel-
lious subjects, but that demands a qual.
ity of statesmnnship for higher than has
yet been displayed, and if General Cam‘
we is to gain a victory he must show
greater energy and ingenuity than hither—
to .
“General Campos only opened his eyes
after the fight at Bayamo on July 12 to
the fact that the insurgents were armed,
disciplined and provided with ammuni-
tion. Without the haves which yellow ic-
ver and dysentery have played and will
play with the troops arriving at this sick-
ly season. the constant and aimless march—
ing and countermarching of the last three
months would itself have sudiced to in-
valid men by wholesale without help
from epidemic diseases.
Better classes Joining the Insurgents.
“A remarkable characteristic in the
spread of the rebellion is the higher strac
ta of society new Joining the insurgent
ranks. ,
“General Campos has tried to treat
with the rebels and has failed. He has
tried to suppress them and has failed. He
has tried to patch up a reconciliation and
has equally failed. ,The rebels havebeen
quick to profit by his mistakes. A three
years’ campaign will cost Spain £30,000;
000, which she cannot afiord. Giving auv ’
tonomy will be a bitter pill, but unless it
is swallowed the embryo movement ior
annexation to America may gather
strength until it becomes irresistible.
“We are unable authentically to discov-
er the sources of the rebels’ funds. Very
little is obtained in Cuba. We are assured
from revolutionary sources that the Cu-
ban colonies at Key West subscribe 87,000
to $10, 000 Weekly to the revolutionary
committee in New York, but it is doubt-
The Cubans Are Hopeful.
TAMPA, Fin, Aug. 2!! ~Passongers ar-
riving from Cuba report that when the
steamer loft Havana preparations were
completed for a meeting of representatives
of districts to assemble at Nugneo in Puer-
to Principe province for the purpose of cc
tablishing u provisional government. Rc‘ ,
ports any that General Bill'bilill Membso
will be president, General Maximo Guinea
commander in chief of the army and Mar-
quis de in Satunta Lucia secretary oi the
interior. Immediately after the election
by district delegates the cabinet nppoint—
ments will be made. Passengers remit
the revolution progressing must favorably
French [nuanced “Americana.
Paula. Aug. ail—Tho Temps publishes
a letter from Tamausvo, Madagascar.
which says that the French are incensed
at the commander of the American cruis-
er Castine for refusing to salute the garri-
son and to accord other customary courte-
slcs on the ground that America has not
recognized the French pmteetorate. The
Americans have also caused irritation by
persisting in a personal investigation of
the Waller case.
Indiana Want Whites Punished. .
Waamsoros, Aug. 93.—-Genernl Cop-
plnger has ordered two companies to go
into camp at Fort Hall, Indian reserva—
tion. The Indians have been very restivc
since their return to the reservation after
the Jackson's Hole affair. and seem dim
posed to make trouble unless stops are
taken to punish the white men who killed
some of their number.
l‘rcnch Christian lirdhers Removed.
Or'rawa, Aug. 23.-'l'he French eom~
mltteo of the local separate school lioard
dismissed their French Christian brothers
and will replace them with English Goth-i
olic teachers. The committee decided not
to reopen any oi the schools till all the
brothers were dismissed.
Senator Quay at Harrisburg.
Hanmsniiiw. Aug. summer Quay ;
came to Hal-r burg and will remain here.
until after t Republican state conven- ;
tiee, which is to meet next Thursda . A
caucus at his followers has been cal to
meet in this city on Tuesday etching.
llandite not rear Haney Packages.
Fmviau, hitch, Aug. ado-lion en
press ciheials are here looking into the
Chicago and West Michigan train robbery. '
They admit that there were four
packages in the express car sale, but will
not state the amount lost.
Committed hassles Deliberate”... _
lime“, linen; Aug. lid-John no
Kennett was killed by a train on the lies-
ton and Heine road. lie was walking
alesgthc track and dellhcrsteiyiusnped
in front of the engine.
magma“
nests. Studying the Naples tallest
thequcslion. who three heatsweram-
cred in 3:05, 2:084 and 8:01)‘, * .
Nevertheless the contest is regarded as
one of the most important that has taken
platoon the 1 orpacingturi. Patch-
”“i'dfl'”... .21.: M mm:
pa 0 to among
racers beyond dispute. , '
Turning into the stretch lathe first
heatGentryledhya iengthor more, and
his supporters were buoyant. but on the
way to the win the crowd was surprised
to see Patches, without being touched by
the whip, come up on the outside and on
his own gamcncss beat Gentry out by a
good length. Neither horse was touched
by the whip in this heat, and it looked to
be a hair test of their speed.
In the cop heat Curry let Patehen go
out and set the pace all the way around
to the stretch. Thou ensued a long and
furious drive, Mclienry using the whip
savagely on Gentry, who overcame all but
about three feet of the two lengths differ-
ence that had separated them at the head
of the stretch. but Patched hadbeth speed
«and endurance, and won.
Never at; a bars show greater game-
ncss than hn R. Gentry displayed in
this heat. For a quarter of a mile he stood
the lash, straining every nerve and being
apparently in distress all the way, yet
never once did he show the slightest in-
clination to break.
The third heat‘was easy all the way for
Patchen, who led and won by two lengths.
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NEWFOUNDLAND EXCITED.
A Crucial Point Benched Where England
Must Take a Stand.
31'. Jonxs, N. R. Aug. Bil—The e -
posted stoppage of the railway by French
warships muses grout excitement here. It
is felt that this is a (‘l'lwifli point, where
England must make a determined stand
against From-h aggression or else sacrifice
Newfoundland‘s prosperity, which chiefly
depends upon the development of internal
resourcm made available by the comple-
tion of the railway.
Premier Whitewuy has started for Boy
of islands, where tumble is expected to
arise. The British gunbont Buzzard loaves
today to re-onforco the ilugship (Ilmpatrn,
now near the disputed outlet. Considera-
ble correspondence is taking place bctvmcn
the local illlnistry and the Salisbury gov"
ornment relating to the mutter. England's
worse is watched with anxiety.
Coming over to Diocese l'roposnla.
Lemmy, Aug. aid—At a meeting of the
Milford "013k company the chairman nn-
nouncod that it was probable that a div
rector would go to America to discuss
proposals submitted to them in regard to
the Atlantic service.
lensieo funnel laborers Strllsn.
Kallllc‘o, N. Y.. Aug. lid—About 500
Italian laborers employed on the mam-
moth tunnei from Bear Gutter erect to
Byram swamp want out on strike. They
claim that they have not received their
money as agreed.
‘ scan-cos '0? anti...
Wilfl'ml', N. (3., Aug. flit—The Jury
has returned a Verdict of guilty against 17
of the 23 riotors who have been on trial
hero for several days. All were sentenced
to the county roads.
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Manor, Aug. 28.—-At the meeting at
the Iron and Steel institute W. J. Keep
at Detroit and 'l'. D. Went of Pennsylvar
nia read papers on the not for cast iron.
l‘rseslng Weather In Pennsylvania.
Susqurnassa, Pa, Aug, 23,—.A heavy
frost, dcstmctivc to crops and fruit, visit-
ed this section. At Gulf Summit ice
formed to a mnsidornblo thickness.
cowmaswcurjo LINES.
Ten tlumsandpmplo attended the pews
convention at Hystic, Conn.
:A. 8. , father of Princess Kai.
clan of Hawaii, is in New York.
Stephen W. Leech, an actor, singer and
composer, is dead at Oakland, Cal.
Since the outbreak of cholera in Japan
therehave been 85,000 oasesof that disease
W and 10,000 deaths.
lies. Joseph lieidiinger oi marched, on
arising, found diamonds valued at 01,100
and a nurse missing.
Recorder McDonough of Robohen, N.
J.,iinsd August Brmneroi New York city
251:" promiscuously pinching young
r
The plant at the Troy is. r.) Steel set
Iron company was sold for $400,000 to P.
B. Witherbes. acting for the rsergnnisa
‘timocsnnsittsa.
on who's comm “children.
sold by all diesel-ts. 25c.
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Children Cry for
Pltcher’e Castorln.
WhenBubywusickwsgavebchasioria.
Wheushemacmushecriedfcrm
Whenshebecamelfig she clungtoCaIwHI.
WhenshebauChlldmshegavethemCam
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Children Cry for
Pitcher’e Cnetoria.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’a Castoria.
Pies, Cakes and Bread.
Orders taken for Ice Cream to
be delivered the following day.
Fruits and Vegetables fresh
every morning.
New Teas, the finest in the
city, 60c lb.
Butter from the Berkshire
Hills; fresh lot to arrive this
week;those that have tried it
say it ie the finest in the city,
286 per lb.
Look at my window for pres-
ents with cellos.
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12 litilli lain Sinai.
Samuel Enmsmck, Jr.
all“
New York Announcement.
‘Our American Homes
and flow to Furnish Them”
Can readily be ascertained by visiting
HORNER’S
Brest Furniture Enpcrisn
where everything is of the best quality,
artistic excellence, and moderate in
price. No such assortment of reliabio
goods can be seen in America.
Over‘two hundred and iifty distinctly
diiierent Bedroom Sets in all the vari-
ctu woods. Brn- Bedsteads in over
seventy patterns, as wellas endlesslinu
of Parlor. Drawing-Room, Library and
Dining-Room Furniture.
"Wail-aorta! levaittss particularly *
Nehrmtauheieassanddecerauoa
All prices in plain figures.
R. J. HORN ER &. 00.,
Furniture Inter- and Impasse".
61 Jill W. 23d maew York,
Adjoining new lance.
lav-w. “fawn bonedhm
at law Issna-lewapne- Och-en.
Ml 2m.
4...“..n
11mm Walls
In“ down by m most experienced
workmen, at prices to defy competi-
lien.
Bettsrhaveyeur wslhslaid bya Iter-
wslk men that you can find at any time.
rather than mvsiing agents. ‘
are Caveats» .‘ll Williamfii~ '
"i it "new of Dr. Band‘s remedies for
child ‘ at: years see, and i can contin-
ually recommending other soothers to use
thorium always with the best rvsalie;
Iy hsty was deathly slot with cholera
infatuated Dr Band’s matrices Ill:-
tllre cured it almost immediately. Dr.
Band's Colic Cure isalsos radicals-lira.
N. A. Daniele ” Dr. Band's 00th Cute
and Dr. Band's Distrloe s Mixture an
We rwm...."GIVE AWAY Saturday.
atho'cieck,atc0bieycle. ., _
Each customer pnrchasinggooda to the silicon to!
overateithcrciour stores will be given a card a
holder to one chance. . " "
w. A. Billillitlt
Clothiers and Fulnishets ‘
Iii-lain 31., vomit ' Sentinel Building, to.
This bicycle will be exchanged by the Fox- Cycle Co for
any make or style, and full price 860 allowed.
FOR THELATEST STYLES.
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THEO. OLSEN...
ENTERPRISE RESIN SEEEEES i
Cal] and see them.
SMITH NflRWAlK HARDWARE 00.
42 South Main Street.
FRANBIS & 00., .
Have broken the backbone of high prices and one might
as well try to lift himself in a bushel basket as to under- .
sell them. And at this time are showing the best line of .
sums tlfllilliil
in the town. We handle nothing but the best. Cannot
' afford to do otherwise. '
A
FRAN.CIS&CO.,
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
as Washington Street. - South licrwalk. com. ’
in inflation is hereby u-
ieniti to its people it Hamil
.. and vicinity is instant osmosis. .._.
, its in not claim ill give you
’ .- guli toilets in: iii-cent pistes; ""
but we sill item you fairly and
j siiy.
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guanine
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