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, NUMBER 3,101.
TWO . (lit.
(By Associated Press.)
Washington, May h-There were
many conferences between'tho president
and senators and representatives today.
The first. caller was Senator Burrows. of
Michigan, who came to present some
friends to the president. As he left he
said: ' ‘
“Everything is moving along smooth-
ly and Well. What we want now is For-
to Rico. We ought to have that to-}
morrow." .
“Will it be as soon as that. senator?"
"Yes," was the reply. "probably in a
day or two." '~ A": ‘
While refraining from saying what
transpired during his brief interview
with the president. his statement that
seizure of Porto Rico is expected to be
effected in a day or mm was thought
)0 be significant. haviug‘heen'made im-
mediately after the senator left ”'5'
president. though he would not say on-
president had given hint any furthcr
information. '
Senators Frye and Hale. of Maine“
respectively members of the foreign ”rc-
latlons committee. and chairman of the
mnvai affairs committee;. Senators Al-
lison and Gear,'of lows. the former
chairman of the Senate committee on
appropriations; Senator Pintt, of New
- York, and Representative Corliss. of
of Kansas, and Wadsworth. of New
York. were among the early callcrs at
the White House.
The. two Maine senators stated on
leaving the White House that their mis-
sion but! no conectlon with the grow-
til situation.
Doapatchsi Exported Hourly.
’l'hcrc was no important atlvict-n at
ihc White House up to it o‘clock,
though official despatclics from ('om-
modorc ilcwey nrc hourly cxpccicd.
Persons who were with the l'rtaltlt-iii
today unssert that there is a strong llkc-
lihood that Paris itlctr will be in lllv'
hands of the United States within for~
ty-clght hours. The immediate sclznrc
of ilic liililiid. they assert. has lil‘t'll or-
dcrctl. though tlircci oillcinl cmttlrnut
tloli Iii ilf'ltlnl.
osictnt. aro indignant.
The officials of the navy dcpaitincul.
from the secretary dowtt, arc thorough»
ly indignant at the t'lirii'ticicr of tho
stories coming from San Francisco as
authentic accounts of thc i'illttlili'lll'lll
of Commodore lit-ch itt Manila.
(.‘uptaln t‘rowninshicltl. of do unvi
gallon bureau. declared that it was ill
icriy impossible for new froin the "tn-i
to come In any such fashion, and n.
dcd that ii the department's fuciliilw
for the r "did of information from
(iolnmo irc ilcwcy'n squadron wr-rc tot-
pcrior'i'o those of any individual. it
was itttcriy improbable llllil tin-y would
rcccive news before the tlcpartuuni it.
self. The officials have about com Ind
oil that ilif'f'" is little llroitpcct of rm-ti -
lug ncwr from i‘omutodorc lli'ui')‘ ill-
rccily during ilic ('Dlll‘iil oi ihc day.
though there is it ptmslbil y that u incr-
chant vcuscl muy much ”out: Kong
from the I'lllllliplllt-it. bringing iii ililill"
news of the iiiitiilc and submpicui rc-
aitlts at Manila. it is practically aci-
find that the cable ctiiiiioi is» rclicd up.
on till it can: of communication. as ii
iii lmllciiiiltv ho citi inshore. some.
where bctwccn ilit landing place on inn
island of Luann. i't-litl liollnno. and
.hfaniia and beyond ihc rt-acb of i'oiio
motion- lchcy iil tlibt time, The oili-
elal calculation in animal as follovvs:
lowsbuoatloagloag ‘l’oalght
The latest suihonic and dirt-ct new
from Manila showed that llcwcy silli-
dttad tbs ilpaulsh tint and mode lilo
demand for the surrender of Manila
through thc lirltliih consul sonn- illili'
Sunday afternoon.
its at the sums tilt- gave notice of
the bombardment at tho expiration of
twenty-four hours. which would make
tho bombardment itself begin Monday
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a
, "oill’iichigan. Ma
nifjcant Statement After a Morning 2
' ' ‘Call’ on the President."
is Lacking—An. Uprising thathAmoniits Practically to a Revolu-
tionr-Despatches from Commodore Dewey Hoilrly Expected.
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kes 1a Sig=
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so it is thought there Is little chance of
official news coming in during the day-
light hours. There need he no appre-
hension on the part of the public that
any news thattis'recelvcd from (loin-
modore Downy will be withheld from
it. Secretary Long has stated in the
most emphatic manner that he regards
it his duty to make people acquainted
with the facts as soon as he knows
them himself. He believes this is only
just to the relatives and friends of the
sailors of Dewey's tlcct.
\ Very Bad Strategy.
No confirmation is obtainable of the
various reports that Admiral Samp—
son's flect hasigonc to seize Porto Ri-
co. to meet the Oregon and bring her
in safety to the North, or to seize Ma-
ianzas. The officials refuse absolutely
to make public the plans of thc strat-
egy board. Therefore these coniilt-tliig
theories can only be Judged in the light
connection with the usual methods of
warfare. Thus. to liomliurd Mutatizas
without at the same time being nltlc
to land a sufficient force to seize iitui
hold the place would seem to be very
bad strategy and the fact that Samp-
son's fleet was accompanied by no
troop transports would 9‘t‘0m to uran-
tlvc the idea that he had gone either
to attack Mutatizas or to seize Porto
Rico. '
A Battle Float.
A slgnlilcnnt movement is the addi-
tion of thc warship Ncw Orleans to
Commodore . Scliicy's squadron at
Hampton Roads in place of the f‘oium-
bia. 'l'liis swans to indicnlc a complete
change in the character of the mptutb
run. which. instead of being a flying
squadron in the ordinary iii-use. has
now. assumed the characicr of a battle
fleet.
lchlov’a Squadron.
i‘ommodore Schlcy's situatlroil is now
abic to incl-t on chn terms the fast for-
midable Spanish armored cruisers
which sailed from (‘upc "t‘i‘tli' for an
unknowu dcstlnation. iii view of this
action of ilic dc lit. and particu-
larly if Sclilcy should ho rclnftirccd by
some lorpctlo yeast-iii, it may be assu-
incd that he is about to start in qucnt
of the Spanish squadron.
Practically a Revolution
Ncw York. May 5"““I‘ special tics-
piitcii ftom Kingston. Jamaica. says it
has been lcnrncd from official tlmtpatcli-
cit to Ho
throughout Kingston il'ai tbcrr im.
lit't‘ll an uprising in Porto Illi'ti,utiitilllii
llii: practically to a revolution. it Is
not slut-d when or at what point iltc
uprising bcgnn.
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WARIHIPI 0" BARBADOII.
Prepared to Intercept the Oregon I
Iattlo is lxpocbad.
iily Ansoclalcd i’i'css.)
New York. May 5': l\ Kcy Wcsi upw-
ial to the ivciiing Post dnitsl today
says:
i-‘our i-ipttuish warsliiim‘nrc reported
it) be off iiuriiudooa prepared to lntcr-
cold the battleship ilrrnnn. A naval
battle in cxpccicd. '
'l'iiu prizc coiiri today iii sitting on
ti. - case of the Panama. ’l‘utiiitiouy bus
bccu concludcd tilt the ilnciut Vcniura
and t'aiullim. llistrict Miorncy litrip-
ling says that there is no doubt nlmui
tbo i'ittnllnii itiid l'aiinma liciiig cou-
dcuilicd.
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'1”. IUPPOIfl' UNITED I‘lt‘l'll
Negotiations Pending Dotwaon this
Country all Croat lrltala.
l'lil'lil. May hr The hit-lair says iicgo-
iintions arc pending liciww-n tiic i'ui-
iml Hittica and (treat llrltuln which will
l‘l‘uiill in too latter supporting the for~
lllt'l'. if other tumors favor Hpiilq ity ili~
tcmpting to stop the war tw'forr lw lin-
iicd i-iiaii-s iliiil received satisfaction.
The i'iiiird Hiatus, ii is added, t.
promised. in return. to capture 'l c
t'ntinry islands and code them to (iron
iirltalu.
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aftarnoon. Pro-timing that a ili'almlt'fi
boat sailed at tho earliest Moment of
tho hofiiliariiiimit Monday evening, and
allowing three days for usage. the
ship is not due at, flung mg or Mira
Bay until tonight.
Will In is “this“.
ft is already tonight by our tum- in
olthar‘piuo, sad waiting McCul-
l
cargo will be saved.
AMEnlt‘AN sum ON Film.
tiiy Associated Press.)
Koch. Japan, May i-Thc Aims-lean
foiirvmaatod ship his) it‘llnt. t'aptain
Nit-bola. which arrived at "logo on
May I from Philadelphia. is on fire. it
is hoped the vessel and the built of her
fipuuisii gthrnnu-ni passing .
Spanish dynasty its ivcll as l'lli' goi'criiuicni is doomed.
Key West with a detachment of c
Point.
the first time yesterday to effect organisation.
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REAR ADMIRALS t'N.“
Will-lam‘T. Sampson, acting rear admiral in com tandof the North At-
lantic squadron, was president of the Maine court of i . ’ airy. his was born in
Palmyra, N. Y., about till years ago and was a poor boy. but brains and hard
Work have placed himwhero he is today, the' most mspionous figure in the
United States navy.
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A
a message from (‘ominodorc llcrwcy."
At 3:30 lll'rWili'tl concerning llcwcy had come citlici
to the state or navy dc utrtinciii‘s.
‘ .\t Murcia, thirty inilcs from (‘tti'tliagciim Spain,
occurred. {Riots are occurring at many
, places. Martial
law has been proclaimed at Curthugcna. -
The Public Should Remember“
'l‘llA’i‘ Tint itvt-zxixo sitx'rixizi. oivizs
'i‘lllt] Ntzws ruou 'rWo 'l‘o six horns
lN .Ainii'xoit on NEW YORK PAPERS
sou) lll‘lll '
Wmmmtmmm
it is said in ris that itcgotiations arc pending.r lit"
twccn tlic l'iiitcd iatcs and iircat Britain by which the
latter will support lic further if other ptiwcrs iiitci'i'cnc
ill favor of Spain. '
t'oloncl laiwtou. oi‘ iicncrul Hitai'lcr‘n stall. has sail-
cd for Key West. it is lit-licvcd, to map out plans for an
early forward movement.
The disturluinccs continui- ill the Spanish provinccs.
landing and shooting at" rcportcd from various points.
.\ lcttcr i‘cccivcd in London from Madrid says the
“AMERICA."
{“Amarlca," known aido n- "ly ('ounlry. "i‘ln of 'l'lum,”
”allel- lilnith while u theological uiutb-u
Path ltnot church at Bunion July 4, llsir.
was composed by Iantiicl
i and first snug oi as chiltitcu'u calcbraiion iii the
l
w
l.v My country. 'ils lib
III)
of than. Nwoci land of or - ty.
- bio freon»-
d. My ua-tivo noun -try,thoo——l.and of the
W
til than in sing:
'i'by panic f love;
iiautiwbmiuy fa - thentlltsldand of tho
i for. thy looks and rilla’l‘h‘y woods and
piimint'u
tempted ills; Iy heart with rap - inrothrills
I. but music swell the bro-rs
And ring from all the “in
direct frotslmn's song;
M brutal tongues awaits;
doJ‘rom or ‘ ry mountainside inn fies-doth ringl
bibs that a - hora.
‘ t. Oar father's and. to tins.
Author of liberty.
'l'o thus we sing:
isms may our land ho bright
With fwodoin'a holy light;
i'mimi us by thy mtg”,
time iioti nor King.
M All that breathe Min;
int «tali- their ailrhoa' lmvali;
Tho sound prolong.
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s V r
The steamer Alamo from how in
rlt has arrived at
uginccm from West
The recently elected (.‘nhun deputies assembled for
WAR *BULLIiTINS.
The Eastern 'l’clcgrapli company says: “Neither
I’rcsident‘M'Kinlcy nor any one else has received
8,000 tumors are rioting and a conflict with the troops lias'
AOONNagTHUjRSDAY. may 5.1398. .
Riotous Scenes i
and Demand
d
oriiies Succeed in Restoring
(By Associated Press.)
Madrid, May 5. 10h. "L“"t‘ mob of
film
from the war post. of (‘arthagenin
They shouted "Death to the iltlcvcs,"
"flown with the taxes," attempted to
sot fire to the railroad depot and other
buildings. and then began a movement
towards Carthage-pa. Iliut a strong
force of troops prevented the rlotcrs
frotii moving on the wttr port.
A nuinlfet‘ of turn wcrc wounded.
lilsttirlutitccs arc also thrcatcnctl at
(.‘arthagtiui.whcrc martial law has been
proclaimed.
Similar scent-s have occurred at Orie-
do. lA‘flli and at a iiumlicr of other
towns whcrc the factory hands have
struck work. 'l'iic strlkcrs arc p.ira«i<
lag the streets. demanding chcnp broad
and stoning houses. The steps talc-i.
by thc aiitlioritlcs ltavc resultui in the
restoration of place at Mnlada. win-re
tltc llrltlsh ticnti‘i yacht lofltl)’ of Clcm-
cll was recently stoned and drlvcn fill!
of the harbor. cvcntualiy tit-citing rm»
fun at tilbraitcr." li nppcars that thc
Malatlo inob‘iliouglii bile was an .\liit r-
lt‘tili vcsscl. '
- LOOI'IKG AND SHOOTING.
Foodynloto 8tili¢ontinuo in the Pro
vinccs of Spain.
tliy .\N.‘4tu’lili"tl I't'cnsi
Madrid. May .3, s a to. Illit'Wlln'llli“
ltlllli’i‘fl t.ti|,~cti liy lllt' itiizli Ill'li‘lfi .t'tt!
etill't'liy iil' rilllfl t'ttil'liillr‘r lll flit
\‘liit't'-;
|l|'ti-
'i'iitic iinic lurll fl‘t'ililt'tli con»
lllcts lli'Hh‘i'li tlic ii ilcro .lllll llli- tllll
guards, and looting and shouting arc
It porn-i from \iilltilm [itiilllt‘
.\i “ill‘i‘l‘lilllii llicic ltits lawn u r.
lli'ii-tl iuiimpii iliv' lianlt. llli‘ lltilll"l‘,~
of Iiotm dciuttiititng silicr
" 'i’lic l-lll litii’iulllt'i'tl iii tllt' i‘orics to
prohibit the inhalation of coin door,
iyc, inoirc, potuitics and fruits, lllltl
Nilp'lttwiiix the duty on the importa-
tion of llli'l-il' lilllil-‘N. is Illt’llill‘ll III
i'llf‘llilllill" ibc apcculaiot \iho, oniug
to lbc "iltli‘lllllllrl pr: uiitiiu on I'Xt'lliliJ‘n .-
now ill pcr rrut. t'llllllil‘llll'tl llltlllt-lim
t'\'ltilr.iliiill.‘i of prmluc--, :tgntnni whltlt
ilicy nmoiiotcd bills in foreign tour
it.” Tin-no i-ipoi'tt. ititic t-i't.tlcil tlu
admin of food, “lilt'll lN liii'gcl) ll'
apoiisibb ’ioi- llit' ridiitr tlirtotglioui
Plllt‘illl
Adm-iai i'oiitai'u ltllif'll cniiiiiin.ti of
tin i’udir. fin-l on l~'i'iti.i,v
’l‘bc i;tt\t'i‘lilllt'til is izttally dump
poiuictl ill iiic length of Mir lll‘lliill‘ it-
ill" t‘tutcs.
onus scours Lflbln.
Tiny lotabiish Communication with
I'm” Under Delgado
tlli‘ .hsoilntctl i’twotJ
K-‘y Word. in Ill a. ill. The l'nlimi
liltuimi iicapnicli iiouf imydcii. iicill. to
i'ubu by the i‘nltcd limits government
curly iii the wccit'. returned licrc from
t‘nlui at i o'clock this morning. with
four of the six f'nlmn scouts who left
Jicrc on a mission last Monday. The
tiflwf' stimuli were landed with ' those
who buri- returned and communication
wan ontnblialusi with tho insurgent
forces under iiciicrttl i'uiro lioigriido.
'l‘hc itcytioit Watt twice), fired upon. tihe
licnrs bullet marlin oir'hcr snioltcatacii.
'i'lir Spaniards who thinned fire on the
diminish boat were driven Ilt‘k by the
a spanish Provinces, Where —— '
Striking Miners Parade the Streets
PREVENTED BY , Tammi:
; a EROMMOVINGO
Dvistiirhanccs'also Reportedlat-Carthagcna, where hidii
, Been-l’roclaimed——A Number of Men Wounded while Attempt-
ing to Set Fire to a Railroad Depot, and Other Buildings~—Auth-
*
l "l .l striking mlucrs has made
a demo tration at Murcia. capital of’
thc‘proviuc. of that name, thirty miles
. retire Rico MAY Ba « DEATH T0 THIEVE'S ‘
- , 01mg TOMORROW «4 humans TAXES 3:33:33 33?“:
suite, not more than five
walk from post-allies. F
ulars call at the Nowalk -
Sentinel. ‘ “
WANTED—An experienced '
waitress. 92 Washingtols‘"
South Norwalir. . ', ._
BOARDERS WANTED-'41
board with nice airy“ ..
simply table board, can .
for reasonable terms at .1
nue.»one door from West
quiro on the premisesl
ins-"in"; a
J
Cheap Bread.
R 1‘0 'i.lt3'l,‘—-Store near, corner W
3 ton and Water streets, '
fit‘stl locatioua‘nd lmprovomonto
hematite to stilt tenant; also 5‘ i .
modern improvements. .
find
i.
.. ,
attiilltltltr ‘ '
ial a has
Becker, corner of Water
ington streets.
TO LET—House of seven rooms.
modern improvements. Newly
ed and decorated. Apply to. '
& Golden.
Peace in Some of the Pieces.
'ericans or Cubun‘s'
wounded. .
. Landing the Expedition.
New York, May i'r—The Mail and Ex:
“0;". km” or T0 RENT—Four room apartm'
story rear. rent ‘8; over I). W
mond's. 93 Washington strut;
ows lil every room. Hallo ‘
press publishes the following account heated and cleaned. Inquire 'W
of the expmlltlon landed near Mariel, Old Well Cigar company, SI.
in Havana province on Tuesday. ,ingtonvstreet. . "'
’l‘ho expedition‘was headed by Lieu-
tenant Coloncl llaldemorq Acosta. The
tug ls-ydon left Key West Monday af—
ternoon. At daybreak yesterday her
men made the first attempt to land an
interpreter to confér with a party of
Cuban insurgents who Were waiting on
the bench. wane this. conversation
was being held, the pmple of thela-ydcn
den discovered about fifty Spanish cav-
alry men coming down from a hill to-
ward the shore as if reconnoitcring. The
ls-ydcu signalled dangcr to the insur-
gents and the latter took to the bushes.
H to that time clght cases of Winches-
tr-r.rlflcs has been lauded.
'i'lic l.cydcu bad no chance to land
the ammunition 1|le ilu-u. picked up
the man she had landed and steamed
back to the flagship off iiai’aua. rc-
portlng it would be impossible to land
the cargo tiulcss protected.
The guulioat was lmmcdiatcly orticr-
ed to liclp‘ilie lxyden. (in returning
to the landing point. the Wilmington
held off shore about a mile and,a half.
thc I.t‘ydctt going in closc to .bc llt'fll'll.
'l‘lio tug was signalled by the insur-
gcnis that the crust was char.
Manned by four men a boat then left
tlic l.cydcti wltli ammunition and two
large host-s of dynamite. When a short
distanci- froiu the lunch a man aloft
on the l.cyiicu snug oiti that llli' czival
t'y wcrc coming down to thc lwni-li
again in strong fort-c. ’i'ltc l.i‘\'llf‘ll
tlvcn signalled the Wilmington anal tho
liliit'f‘ tunic :i trillt- closer .ii i-illill'l‘
and with Hitlli racing the itch 'h. iii-ml
four rattling rood shots from hcr four-
lllt‘li rapid firing guns. All the shots
l'llltli‘ll incur the cavalry. but none wi-i-i»
ltiilcd 'i'lit‘ t'il\‘iill',\'lllt‘ll tool; to ilnir
bowls and tlit- l.cydeti’s crew think ilicy
are running _\'l'f.
'l‘ht- boots cargo was then lauded.
While waiting for her attack on the
cai‘ulryincn the Wilmington ‘iircd iii a
block housi- further down the beach.
'i'hcrc wore some fifty Spanish regulars
sitting on top of the block house watch-
ing the lui'tlt-ti and the insurgents at
work. The Wiimiiigtoii's first shot Wi'ili
wldc of the mark. 'l‘lic last shot was a
bull's cyc When the smoke clcurcd
away tho blocit litilim'. men and all had
IllN-lilllt'iti‘i'tl as though swullowvsl tip.
The Spanish colors had tlowu and were
rif't‘ll high tip in a ff‘l'f‘. ilnuiiiitig away.
where it shot had driven them.
The ia-ydcn anti Wilmington retur-
"Hi to ill" flagship and tin-.foriucr tlicu
’l‘O LET—Large, pleasant rooms,
first-class table board. 29 W ’
street, South Norwalk. III.
T0 LET—House. of eight rooms, ‘
Maple avenue, East Norwaik. Inc
quire of H. W. Gorham. I!!!“
T0 LET-*FOIH' rooms to a small M- ‘
ily. Apply at 17 Woodward Inuit; ~
South Norwalk. in!!!“
T0 LET—Six rooms lower floor in Or-
chard street. Bath room. kllflll '
range and boiler. Two minutes WE
from West avenue trolley.
moderate rent to small family." Illa
quire at No. ti Orchard street.
T0 RENT-Middle apartmaata .1.
item J. Becker's now bled.» "
South Main and Raymond
All modern improvements,“
,. reasonable. Apply to “”4“ .
er or Taylor d: (30th
. _
T0 LET—House of six rows and m
quarters of an acre of ground. M
place for gardening and to hoop ma
try, rent Sit) in month. Inuit!" it
No. Ill/y Union Park. Norwaik. “
, III“
'l't) l.E’l‘—-i-‘urnished room to "If“ ‘
13:! Main street, Norwalk. All DOC-
ern improvements with mo at "I.
luttulrc on premises or If. I'. 's- . _
liogcrs' store. 19 Main strut. 1
"32‘
T0 LET—«Six rooms, Kuaic Halt blast.
suitable for offices; first loot. l
rooms, No 10 Union strut: learn.
it: rooms. with lmprovomanta, lot
it Arch street. rent 832. id. A. Wood-
ward. ,
T0 iET—The second and third laws.
of the Quintard building. oer-cm!
andtxnlght streets. Norm -
able for omen. lodga room or late
manufacturing. Rant , ‘
inquire of i". E. Quintard, “I,“
street. Norwalk, or I". H. M“
ii Washington strut, Int. .flfl-
walk.
ctiliit' iicrc.
-._-._._. mu
'i‘0 i.ii."i'~liouaa corner North Xi;
and Ann streets. 7 roomy!" loath.
inquire at Haysa‘ markat. 'Ifll
row anal.
lt‘illt Mid-i v-A suuiiro pluito In I“
condition for iliilt' cheap. Enquin II
at“.
FOOD FAX!!! “MINNIE
United Itatoa will land lsiitf to the
Island of lavaaaa
iilv Associiilctl Press.)
Washington May 5 ~0wiug to ill"
war ticuiousirnilons in nearby wnlcrr.
ibc island of Navtnost. ono of tltc Niliiill
islands of tho (‘nrriliis-un lli'lt. of the
wcuf count of llaytida Iiircutcuctl with
a food futuiiic. ltcptirlii of the distres-
slllg condition of affairs on the inland
hiivo risichcd here. and ticnatnr (for
man. of Maryland. today called the at.
tonllon of the president to the state of
affairs and thc not-canny for relief of
some sort in view of its proximity to
l'ubii. Porto lib-o. and the islands in
tin-tu- Waiora and ihiI fact tiiiti Hpoiiiiili
vessels at any time may intern-pi ntul
ntiacii ,vcaacls going there, comiucrcc
with the island has bot-n buspcndcd.
There are married to in- about seventy.
Americans on the island. mostly from.
Mnryiand. Senator tiormnn urged im-
mediate action and the president has
promised to tithe up tho matter at once.
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f
I
lit Millll‘iit' strcct.
rott sans cituar~onn black and"
silver idc special. four minim!
m
bicycles iit good condition. and i”
Kory ('ycic cameras. Also misal-
li-r ling cttt‘i. nearly new. Wiifi .
lib-hardsou. West Cedar strut.
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Norwuili.
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roit same A surrey made by
of iiridgc rt. flood conditill.
in (9. W. ioll. Row
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office iii-ohm. OI V .
have been mans taut is
As i am noon to loan towaJ
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insurgents. larger tbaa tho combined «imitation my iii-cit of mans Norah.
Attainm- «motion any: the party of all tits other daily vapor. piibllghga and clothii at lowest
which landed in iiaoia f’isra province in 39".“, and doable that of my." “MM“. i ”I'm a.
was fired a a. by litmtzisb tl'nvtlilr'y in bridge. =
ambush an at a Wish ant Men *4” ,
imam General Dias. atom the s to MIT. lfll’lnflllffl' motor-no
lah. who were zoo strong. The ll- cy of C. H. l ‘ '
mm.“ studied the enemy and a." il in. Viiotxaen tit: Iouih Main and for tho fm ll fl.
m." muted. oncord at art .-hool. one pair child's W." My, 'gfi
The landing party. ii is added. com-
priawlametwmoraofagnotaoftbo
The Hoagehasagroodtatho nonfat-once report on
glaaawa. Finder please lam with
George itcofioid. in South Main at.
t'nhan ”all. a "1'33"“ cantata: lift it HAV- YOUI PIANO '
m I (m m M 10".“ I“. .III'
lost-titer with oaralr horses. arms and war-a lady‘s baati ease gold , 1’s- ," M
ammunition dssti for Osaaral Aoas- watch No. . with shsia. lost I“ ~
' tor-er af cavalry maps aaar a trash. is lasts are- 7 ,
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