kg ”(tint
85,000 Spanish Soldiers
broiled—A Report that
"Hugo! Truce ls Flying
Over the City.
.. , it. May lS—The liong K0
Americans into the bay. it is fear
that the Spanish soldiers, who are I
pull. will attack the British fuctori
Dion Manila both
Amman mails.
tho Spanish
sally courteous in permitting on
well themselves.
Mimde up their minds III hold
:‘ ‘ Llho'lasl.
" "I'Ltmerlcans a deal of trouble. .
I'III-r
V which Is blot III II III IlII IiiouIb by so
‘ . sunken schooncr. Iii \IIIIIIIIIIII.
.~ can consul liti'.t’ tolls llll' III:
Willi); to dis IlIsIIIilI-IIIIi-I .I ling
this! is flying ovIII Manila and mo in
, Di. ”'0 IllOWt‘Il III [II'III'IIIIil i'i‘IiII it
I moon the ships in IIIII Iniiboi 'l‘
are imprisoned on thI
limits I
O! the lookout for II'IIIIIII
WI“. The lllliliilllil is IIIippIIi'IIIIi
‘l‘IllI Americans. 'I'III- Spaniards i
that tlII-Ii' IIIii lililllI'Hlllil l
coming and will IIIIIIIIIIIslI l
. ‘ loans in ion iIIIIIIIIIIII."
. liong Kong IIIII'rIIspIIIIdIIuI of I
‘W. who ui'i'lI'IIII ilIIII'II on board l
[bobcat I.IiIIII-I roui MIIIII
”lull! of tho Aim-I- III Iii IIIiIIIIIliIIu. I
ion of IIIII IIIIIII-
t in the flagship until
"I
.fi. lllllltillil. .\ll II' lIIIII‘ Itli lIIIII
‘ he now» iIIII IIIiIIiIII III i-l'lll
“MIMI lN'I'. [\Ilmli'ul MIIIIII
ed the AII‘IuI'iIIIIII llt‘t'l. "I‘IIII IIII
fit your on Icy;
ii of "III lloIIIoIi. II‘lIII i'lil‘l‘l-ll I
of "the. said: You I-IIIIIIIIIIIIIII
four \’t‘rI' lull) slIlIIII. IIIII IIIIIIIlIl
q luvs iIoII-I III-IIII III iorI- IIIIII II Ila
l“ llltdtli’ sIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIllIIoIIII
ll i great pIII IlI.II IIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIII II
lives on vcssols IIIII III I'm lighting
"h lill‘lil Montoio IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IliI-
blllty of his IlIIfcIII III tho in
MI in hlIIIlI'IIl.
ists Vessels. IlIIIIIiiII lti’ IIIIII l‘tilllllhilli
‘QI h loI'IIruiIIIIIII I‘III IIIIIIIII.
s l‘llt'l‘ill soup»
for III.
HIIII
IIIlIIIII
l. Ills Iuiiltiul lllil‘iilltlll IIIII.
llli'
lllll IIIII I
to India IIIIIIIIIIIIII
warn lflliill‘tlllllll‘
I'dtnciu of tho
Admiral ilIVII-I sIIIIpI-iiIlIIl I
to II pIuI II of mini)
as second IIoIIIIIIII-IIIIIIIIII
Subtle looted I‘III'IIII lllllllNlltlll'I
!‘ landed on May I: I found I
I. «tricked and shops l‘t'liltilli
. ‘I
thrmdsys. .
i “so. many civilians moon
to tho muttered position
Food was III-«Ice IIIIII
. . the Inltlllti'fl bad mood
fluii of Mnrtuium MI I
and torsion with union
any English IIIIIIIIIIIII III
In and tho Hp'snisrds it
i to show host II
British residents and I
m the delay in obtsl
I O
do as it)" lIkII.' 'l‘
:7! the IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII was IIIIIIIII
‘ To Wash llIl‘Balll‘s clothes.
use Iverinc; it thoroughly cleanses and
pin ificz. without harm. lvorinc will effectu-
_ ally remove diit from the finest lab ics.
fig Wash the Baby with White Glycerin
Taller Soup found In every package. ‘
It' Is absolutely pure and wholesome—Keeps
s01ft and smooth—F oi Bath and Toilet it is unsurpassed.
'1)! pay for Ivorinc, the Toilet Soap costs nothing. The
Williams Shaving Soaps guaranteespxccllcncc. .
The I B.Wllllzriiu Co. Giulonbury, (Ti.
in
serum and 10.006 Volun-
ng
‘ ndent of the Daily Mail says:
. . Spaniards at Manila are Incensed
against the British because it is be-
loved that the Esmeralda piloted the
M
ill-l
on.
"The British gunboat binnett brought
and
The Spanish author.
lites Ind Admiral llcwcy have been
m-
gmualcstlon with the. land and sanction-
ing the forwarding of letters and doc
masts by any and all nli'alli-i which of.
but tho Spaniards
ll-
l0
."Tlley are in a position III give the
. ’l‘hcrc
' "025.000 Spanish soldiers III ”III gar
. son It Manila and 100,000 I'qunII-III'II
mlled. Scores of counting IIIIIIIniIIrII
i’IiIIiii.
"11'
Hr
II.
Iii
III-
III
lll'
Minus or» on duty night and day
I'l-
WOI' to full llIII iIlIII'kiIIlII Willi food
by
WP
'QI.
IIII
lli‘
lIII
III
"I thl II II‘IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII II':l II .\II
llontoio. IIIIII. i-III-ognlziiig IIIIIIIII
W that his I'lIII-i olIchI was to IIIIIIk
quI
HII IIII-II II‘IIuIIfIIri'mi his Ilnu
r2.
llII
do
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lIII
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ps
in
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l' t"
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lIII bud
li-
“Illillhllillll out of luiilccliw
lIi
squats-I suIIII llliil IIIIIIIIIIIIIII. lllll ll
HIIIIII
iIII
I‘III‘tIII lll‘til‘lltll
lt'gi
mum of IIIII IIIpIIIIiIIIIls III III
‘ the Which IIIIII I-tIIIIIII-II III I... ...
l IIilIIIIIIII
'l‘lIII \III
vessels worn oilmlriibii liillllllt‘tl.
it“.
Ms dying in MIIIIIIII. and co-
with tho l‘tilli‘ll were lrIIIIIIIIIII.
lir-
IIII
that an armistice IIIIII IIIIIII
III. ‘
M ill! I lull llttllll was
“. “fill: the Ho W alllil‘
hing Ii II iI~
m". pull Mom *0 “ll lull
IIi‘
Iii
ll-
. . sIIIIIIrsI works and lfllll'
before the IminlIIIIIIluiont
ili'
IIIlI
it woman and Ihildrm till
III
rs
ly towards
II was a stormy meeting iii--
”.3
3.
Mar Mistral liswsy
asst train torso Mtisli Iss-
, by Sandy Hook.
DEFENSE 01' m BOUND.
V~~~mm
coast Towns N‘aod not Fear Is Fleet
Itrongsi' than Spain’s. ‘
" (By Associated Press.)
Tho Work of the last two wet-ks has
so for completed the prTIthIIIoII of Long
island Sound that the approach to New
York from that Iiircctlon used music.
no more anxiety now than the entrance
A glance at the shores of the Sound
shows that the problem of its dclcucc
concerns not only New York, but such
Important cities as New London. New
Haven. Bridgeport. Norwnlk and Simon
ford. come of which hovp II high inIII-
lui'y importance. At NIIw llnvcn. foI
Ixumplc. are found Important factories.
whcrc rapid—lire and mnchinc guns. ri—
lies. rcvolvorsnndcartridgcs'arc made;
at Bridgeport. ammunition plants; ill
New London. a naval stnliim. Anglri
iroiu IlIII coinmcrclnl Imporlnuco 'III
Iliosc cities their vuluc to the naval and
Ilillllill‘y‘ outfitting of ill? coIinIry dc
IIIIIIIIls Ilicir IIIIfonIIII. ’l'lIII Sound II
also triivcrscd by an enormous inor-
-'lllllll morinc. IIIIIIi: ll highway for cus-
icI'n coinmci'cc.
l"fll’lllllfllPly. IIIIIIIII'II'IIIIII pI-III'IIIIIII u
l‘IIW of :iIIIuIrIiblII slics for III-fIInIIII oi
the Sound's cnslorii gnlc. extruding IIIII
northcnsi from Long island to ilIIIIIlI
Island. The starting place on tho for-
nicr is Oyster l’olni. ’l‘hcu l'fmlt'li l’Inir.
l-sluud. Nt‘plll'llll‘ll from the mainland III
l’lum tlui.
continuing llic IIIIII III llllt'l'l‘illl't. MlIlIllI
ltoIIiI. (lull lt-‘lilllll. I’lllll l.llllI- Iluil ls
laud. 'I'liIIII f‘llllll'ii IIIII ilililtlll‘ (‘llllllill‘l
llic Ilm-c. ilI-youd lllili Ill't‘ :I IIIIIIpIII II:
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lIIIIIII' II‘Iiiiz II IIIIII- oil IIIII lino lill‘t'dil)
spokI-u of. 'l‘lIIIiI II'II llil\‘l‘ l“lHlil-I'.‘ l5
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ill)“. \\‘I find III.II l'llllll IIIII. II lIII-h l.‘
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IIIIII'IIII IIIIIi‘i Il‘iltllll lll II’lll't‘III III .II .\ III
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Illlll Ilillt‘l‘ iII-lltln “lilili should undo
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tilllsIl‘i Ill piiI‘IIIIII I‘ uIIIilIIu, IM-il IliI
lllti'l‘ ‘iilw‘lllllltl Hun-II III IIIIIIII lIIII'I
III-Iii pliiIIIIIi III NIIII IIIII II llill'litti'. IIIII:
Ilw pIIIIIII llii’ltillt I.IIIII ilillII‘ IIII IIiI
harbors Iii XIII lIIIlltlllll Illlll liIIIIuII
port. which III IIII llllil lllill‘ I-I- IIIIIIIII
III IIII-MI Ilu‘w imInII IIIIIII lli’l‘ IIIIIIIIIIIIII
Ida liIIIIInIIII IlliiltlllIIlItli't‘r l"lli‘llll,t‘ IIII
I-iIIIIIIi-uIII lj‘lll‘lli of iIlIIplIIIIIII IIIlIliI‘tll
will liIIoiui NI-II I'I-III III now of tin
iIiIIIIIIIiiI-II of it" "llIllil III IIIII l-lIIII ‘I‘I
and NW i‘tllitIl-lll‘lrlitt‘ Il‘itll could lu
hurried IIIII IIfII-I' Ii
His months ago Inuit IIIIIIIIII Hound
wits open III IIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIinIg IIIIIIiuy.
Now It IIIIIIII IIIII iI-IIr II New alrouger
ihln Ilititlit‘s. Now York iIlIIiI.
ANII’I'IIIIIII IIIII.IIIicli liiiAII.
Hartford. May In i'hp. II» P. f'IIinIII
twenty-lbw ,IIrIIIII “III: who was re-
IIcIvsd III lll" IIIIIIIIII III Iro- ilttt army
past at NIIIIIIII “Mignon. that yes-
oldest!
tor“, afternoon. Thim
wasp—cumin: "II
,struok twelve times.
..IIIII_cpInncII of the report. In whole or
llcyoiiii liIIII a ll'ltl ol' lrlll‘ll-I ‘ ‘
‘- . I ‘l ‘ M. ‘J‘Q‘. ‘I
“onion" pessimism: the
limhsrdxnsutef Cardenas
. , (By Associated Press.)
Madrid. May lib—Further ollchaI dc-
tsIIs III to the engagement at Cardenas
say that the gunboat Antonio Lopez
was an old tug" belonging to the trans-
Atiantic, mounting ond‘gun. Shsxwas
but continued
tiglitliig- until her ammunition was ex-
hausted. .
The bombardment was begiin with—
out notice. and on this account. ac-
cording to the cilicial despatches. for-
sstlcn from the United States.
. The fact that the attempts upon Car-
denas and Cieufuegos were simultan—
eous prevent the Spanish olliclals argue.
that they were planned in conjunction
with the Insurgents. who. In a aim.
Wednesday. are said to have suffered
a serious check.
NOTICEI! .
. South N0rwdlk.~00nn.. Msyli “
Notice is hereby given to m
son interested lay-reason of his) . , .
ing taken or benefited by them ‘ 1
Improvement of Monroe street, ‘by lay-
lng out. altering. onlsrging and widen-
Ing snid street from South Main to
Stntc street. so as to make said street
uniformly fifty-live (55) feet wide, that
a meeting of the Council of this city
will be held at the Council Chamber on
llavilnnd street on Monday. May“ .6.
1898. at 8 o'clock. p. m.. when said
Council will hear objections to such
lay out. alteration. enlargement and
widening. and to the descriptive sur-
Icy of said street and the estimate or
appraisal of benefits or damages. as the
case may be. resulting or accrucing to
any person or persons from the. taking
of land for public use as aforesaid, or
from such lay out. alteration. enlarge
mom and widening. and will also hear
all parties interested in relation to thc
in port. of its committee of freehold-
Iis appointed Io make. such lay out or
alteration. and In rIIgIIrIl to any mod-
ification or mum of said report.
. 'l‘hc following In Ibo list of the per-
IoiIII and property assessed. and of thc
assessments. contained in the. report of
mid frcclioldcrs:
Description
of Property. Dam.
ilolII-rl ll. Rowan. llosldoncc. Q'I'IiJli
ltobcrt ll. ltownu. Tenement. 13.90
Iobn w. Alphonso. Tenement. 39.47
Ilnry A. 'l‘nmmnny'
Ind ("IitlIIIrlnc id.
IIIIrIIu. Tenement, II
10mph Tammany, Tenement. II
.\'m. it. ’l‘uttlc. Tenement. u
. .. N. Il.. and H
II. ILI'o. (from pri-
'.'.'IlII way. wcst IIIIIII
If approach to west
Iound station. to
IIIIII» strIIIII ’I‘encmcnts. ti
llioiuns (illit’l‘ RNilil"Hl'i‘, Illibn
Iiiiunuh. wilo of lid- ‘
.I'Iu II‘. (luyor. lleslIlonCo
and storc. l25.IrI
Ioucph .l. AsI-h. ‘ Factory and
vacant lots, (I
\‘, \'.. N. ll. llllIl
‘I. ll. it. (‘II.. lIoI. , tl
IIIIII'III'AIIIIIIIII. ’l'IIIII-Incnt. 8310.00
\\‘iII. 'l‘. and Thus. I.
ilnyIuoIIIl. 'I‘IIIIIInIIIut. .‘III,IIII
dunno-l Ayuinr. 'l‘cnIIiuIInI, moo
Es-
Vncsnt lots .IIII. IIII
Ilco. Scynioiu'
II‘llI"
ii. IIII on
For order of "iv Council.
.lOSl-il'll it. TAYLOR.
IIII'I. ‘I‘.li.li l‘Ity (‘lerlc
II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
WII IIiI-IIIIIIIIIIIII: IIIIIIII III iii uIiIII-"i ~
.II IIIILI iIIIII.
and «III IIII.
litter 3t, loot oi Rtynoid.
NIII‘IIIIlk-I-I'IIIII'I- rIII-I-iI'IIII Iii W. \
liIIlwI'. lI'I MIIIII IirIII I.
Turn ~IIIrI' building III in IIIIIIIIlIII- I’III
I'IIIIlI-I‘y. 'li‘l‘lltli‘I‘MIIIIillli'.
Notlcs~ICIty Taxes.
'i‘hII qupnycrs of tho t‘lIy of bomb
Non-walk lll‘t‘ IIIII'IIIII 'iIoIIIiIIIi IIIIII llll‘
III' tux of six mills llll IlII~ IlIIli.Ii'. lIIiIi
III lllt‘ I-III' iIIIIIIIIIsIIIIIui list of Hill. Ill II
My iIiIIclluii IIIIIIi III AI'IIIII liIIlI. IIII
.IIIIdlsoII slrIIIIl. on ”w 'I'Ili IlIIy III
.IlIIrI'lI. itilifl. Iilsu IlIII IIIII-IIII' Iiiud tax
If tiill"l|lltll‘ii'l' will on IIIII IIIIIIIIr. IIIIII
II IIIII IIIIIIII- IIIIIII. wIlI or do.» IIIIII iuIi‘I
IlillI oii IIIII IIIIIIoud dny of May. lII'IIII. III
wIIIIIlI'IIiiIII I will I‘IIIIIII'II IIIII studio at
llii‘tlll hi. l.Itlem'II IIIllIIII. No. {I llIIil-
I-omi l'liil‘t‘. i'IIiIIIlIy III llll' l’llll‘ of
IIIiiII IIII pIIr I-IIuI. II war from tiny 2.
IIIiIII will be charged on all bills l‘tII
lilitlltllll unpaid IIIIIIII Ililllt' :3. IIIIIII.
.lAMiIltl l'AI'lI.
I‘IIIIIIIIIIII' of IIIIIIIII of "W I'lIy III I-iIIuIII
Norwnlli.
ilouIlI NIIrwIIIII. l‘IIiIII.. April II. limit
- sill llll
School Taxeal
'I'Iio Isiinsim ol‘tlio IIIIIIII Norwslh
Izuius IIcIIseI district are hereby noti-
IIIIII that the district tax of one and
one-quarter mills on the dollar. laid on
the town assessment list of ll”. at a
meeting of the district held on the lid
day of June. Iliti'l. at the tl'rankllo
IItmI school hours. will In this and
payable on the M day of my. I'll. at
which time i shall us ready to malts
unis III still-airs drug store. as Vinita
tastes strut. Penalty at the rate at
also per asst. a year from its: Id.
mt. will be charged on all tans rs-
Issistsg sap-Ins angular no: u.
M
.IIAIM
malls in t'
e "V“ I
cign residents can command compen- .
llIII‘lIII' IlIIIIiI. IIIII iIIIIItI-I IIII-I IIIIII cull '
“O'l tallies. Mén’s and Children’s Shoes; also a large
stock of well known manufacturers’ shoes that will beat
any bargain on the top of this earth, .
Because of our rapidly and
been and is advancing until
whirling engine from getting
made upon it.
The Tendency of the
No. 46 Wnicr Street. South
Just around the corner fro
lizad I
then
Profit
a cold. procure a hos of Dr.
Ilsrland's Aceton.
sad pilntui Illness.
Aceton
when and neuralgia;
not am the heart.
Goat Ila at Druuists.
Acetoii Medical Co.
IYITIO. DUNN.
LINCOLN
STORAGE
WAREHOUSE.
Ill Till II‘I‘OIIMII 11'
Furniture. Pianos.
Iteyetso. Carriages.
.‘Qu .‘000 .‘Q.
sou summons Isoum n
Taylordflolden’s
lilillllitllllllllltltlm
u wmm'stn-I. Is. rim.
Jacob M. Layton.
lilo. MN and Mold-no
INIURINCE
Ital [stats at limo Amt.
om sinus-u. am at Miss
Ms. uses W
IIIIII sins- sits.
Ladlol' anon who»; as.”
Logiloo' 8 Bo, Ihoon. tpp
‘Ladlwa' 8.00 film... i 90
Ladloa' LBO Shout. LIO
Ladioa' I38 Ibo... I90
Mlaooa' and chum-on!- Ihooa. worth from $1.25 to” 00, one
Ladloa' lac Rubbora. - . . . . Isa
Ohildron'a sac Robina. . . - IOo
Min'a Winter Run-eta. north Oman. $2.30
Mon”. Box 0"". worth 4.00, 2 so
Mort'a Enamel Shoot. , worth 43.00. 2.69
Man’s Patent Loathor. worth 4.00. LIB
"Mon'o our Shoes. worst-I 2.00. I .35
Mon'a working. Bhooa. worth 8.00. Lao
Man's Hip Boots. worth 3.50. 2.26
Boyo'Doobio Sole Shoo-.‘worth 2.50. i .as
loya' School Shoes. . worth I15. 950
THEO. OLSEN,
Washington 31., So.‘ Norwaik.
The Business Men
of the Norwslks and vicinity are rapidly becoming convinced
It does not pay to have cheap printing In use in their business.
How Do We Know ?
composing and press departments In operation day and night.
our engineer finds busy moments
Is toward a higher grade of printing for the use of business. mercan-
tile and professional men. and In fact. all who have use for the
printer's Kilt. because they realise that printed mattcr which bears the
stamp of experienced and skillful design. and careful execution. Is in
Itsel! rillcleni advertising for any enterprise, because the character
of a business is most absolutely Judged by the character and ap-
pearance of the printed matter in use. and. as we have said before.
the business men are becoming convinced of this fact.
It is not a Case Of Hide-and-Go-Seek
to get tbs '{boat that ever happened" In the printing line. for you
can find I' and at thI.I right prices. at
0.A.Freeman’sBooII and Job Printing Oiiice,
Upon the first symptoms of
Take oc-
cording to directions and It
»»»»» m save you from a long
will sun the grip: cum IIIIIIdI
duos
\
that
steadily increasing business, which has
we now find it necessary to keep our
and
In preventing his constantly
it hot box because of the great demand
Times
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case you are troubled with Any blood
disorder. chronic rheumatism. or neu-
rslgle affection. it is endorsed by the
best physicians in the country and‘ is
warranted to do what is claimed tor it.
Plaisted's drug store, pout): Norws‘lk.
Conn. '
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The only wickless and valveless oil
stove ever made.
. N'o directions necessary.
Simple and economical.
N o valves “willInot overflow."
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Absolutely safe.
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to the now IInlIIrII and have it
large vnricty IIl'IlI-sigus lll Rod,
(In-cu. Blue and lirowii.
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coil and we iliI-iII.
l’uliitors' supplies.
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LIVERV AND
SALES STABLES.
our «mind. II-IIIIIIIIIruI II llloliltlli
. llll‘ IIIMIIIMIW ll
[till m w Ili Mill
rs two for Weddings, Motions
'l‘lrnl‘h'w In liars" wiicu Its-Ind.
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(Homwiuli. ii. Dalia)
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can. III-s.
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troyodannhoatsandfiouus.
(nyauociami Press),
Key West. Fla” my law-III is now
known that the American boats made
furious havoc with Cardenas harbor
and town. The captain of the Hudson
said:
"i knpw we destroyed a large part
of this town near the wharves. burned
one of their gunboais and, i think. ds-
stroyed two other torpedo destroyers.
We were in a vortex of shot. shell and
smoke and ccu'dnot tall accurately,
but we sswone of.,thelr..boats on are
and sinking soonsfter the engagement
began. Then a large building near the
wharf took fire and many other bulld-
ings were soon burning. The Spanish
had masked batteries on all sides of us.
hidden in bushes and behind houses.
They set a trap for us. As soon as we
got within range of their batteries they
would move them. i think their guns
were held pieces. Our large boats
could not get Into the harbor to help
us on account of shallow water."
Madrid. May 12~A Ilespatch from
Havana says:
"At 8 oclock yesterady morning
three large and three small American
ships appeared .off Cardenas. A small
boat was IvIletailed with some marines
’ who landed near the fort and seized
It They also seized the semaphore
station, taking the coast guards pris-
users. 7‘ ./
'In. rhe meanwhile the warships be—
it/ furious cannonude. Cardenas
not possess defences of any kind
and only the little gunboats Ligra and
Antonio lLopcz were in port. They re-'
plied to the attack. The ~Antonio Lo-
pez was disabclcd. But three hundred
volunteers defended the town. prevent-
ed a landing and .co'mpcllcd the Amer-
ican ships to retire with considerable
loss.
"A Spanish sergeant and seven Span-
ish soldiers were woundcd.
"Captain General Bianco has con-
gratulated the authorities of Cardenas."
WAR DIVINE BILL.
Some of its Host Striking Features as
How Amended.
The war revenue bill, as presented to
the Senate committee on finance, shows
almost two hundred amendments. and
fully half of It is original muticr.
Tllf‘ most striking features are the
omission of the provisions for bonds
and time certificates. and for u tonnairiI
tax on foreign shipping. which the'bill
carried when it passed the House.
These are all stricken out. not a trace
of any of them being left. .
Next in order of importance are the
provisions for the issuance of green-
an-ks. tho coinago of tho sclgniorngo
and the taxation of corporations, Inscri-
cd at the instance of the Democrats
with the assistance of Senator Jones. of
Novadn. and for an inheritance tax.
place-II lll lht‘ bill by the joint effort of
tho III-moI-rullc senators and Senators
Jones. of Nevada. and Wolcott. of (‘0|0«
rado.
The IIchnloriIgc provision suthorIZI-II
.Iho sIIIIrIIIury of the treasury to coin not
in IIxI-IIed $43,000,000 of silver ImmI-IIIII-
toly. to Issue certificates based upon It.
The grccnbnck section Is an authoriza-
tion to ”In secretary'of the treasury to
IIIIIIIII. during tho next fiscal year. to de-
fray IIIII expenses of the war with Spain
not to «tread "50,000,000 in United
States IIIiIul Icndcr now. They are to
In- rIIIlIIIImIIIIIc the some as the green-
bucks "on III circulation urII.
'l‘liII proIIsloiI foi IIIII taxation of cor-
porations cnnmurutcs riIIIrIIIIIlII. IItI'cot
i'lllll‘nliill. IIchIping curs. i'lllllll IIoats.
IIII-IInIlIoIIIII. cxproIIII. IIIIIIngIplI. II-Ic-
phone and lllllli'IlllI‘i‘ companion of all
kinds. Including IlfII. fire IIIIII accident:
this. IIII-IIIrIc IlaIII. I'li‘t'll'll‘ powIIr IInII
Iii'tlill III-III I-Iuiipanics. and Ills” sugar
and IIMrnli-Iim IinN'IIIII. To these
IIpIIIIIIII-niions in llllill‘ll II iiIIIIIII-IIIII pro-
\'llilllil I‘IIII IIIIIIIiI "all corporations."
’I‘IIII I‘lilt‘ IIII lill III lllllllI‘ IIiIII-Iiuurtcr of l
pIIr I'i‘lll. of tho gross rIIIII-ipIII. .\ [It'll-
ulII. "no or lniprisoiunciu. is Inipoiwd
for M‘Iltlllll Ilio lax. ii In made tliI-
duty III the nIIIiIIIIiIIIIII of such IIIIIIIIII-
IIIIIIII III iIIIIlIII r-IIIII'IIII of their rcchpIII
IIIIIIIIIIII.
'l‘lIII tux on logiIIIlos in mode on II
IIIIIIIIIII sliding scale the mic Increasing
IIIIII ilii‘ amount of ilIt‘ lIIIIpIIIsI llllil III
III III-Ins gown IIIIII by consanguinity. No
IIIIIIII IIIII IIIII w spoon arc tuned 'I‘IIIIIIII
IIIIIIIIIIIII ti mo und 12.50. 000 m IIIIIIIII III
IIIII IIIIIII cl 1:. t‘f'nll for every two III
mums II-Iwu thI beneficiary III II lint-III
llt'li'IiIllfllll or IIIII-I-IIIIIr or brother or
IIIIIII-r of tho Monster. The rain la sua-
IIIIIIIII-Ii III III» IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIry III removed
in I-IIIIIIIonsIIIiI. IIIIIII II Mi‘lii'll u «II
III-- hundred WliIW IIII III II sits er.
‘I‘IIII III III Increased on larger leashes.
l‘IIIIIIII llllitlt' III husband or waII III-II III-
IIIIIIIIIIII from Ill" IIpIIrIIIIonII of the ant.
'l'hn not on llltllllt‘l’il III IIIrlIIII III tho
I'itlt' of two II .l‘illl' on oil IIIIIIIIlns Insu-
IIiIlIIIis which have it IIIIIIIIII stock at
ammo. and it: In IIIIIIIIIl or l'Ilt‘ll addi-
tional ".000 of stock.
brokers are unusual III thi- uniform
ruin of tho. ’I‘IIIIrII III IIIin II III! IIII
iIiniilIrIIlIai-II. llllill'llllt‘i' “cuts and on
Ilm iIiIIIpcrItII III llllltiili'tli. IIIIIIIIIIM.
IIIleIII Mllt'yl.1‘ll"l‘lll‘lllfllllllml‘llll
of m and IIIIIIIIIIIIIII opoiutlons Iii
outdo iII illl' IIIIII III ou'I will for «III-ii
lion III llI‘ rcpII-suniml by inIIipIIrIInIIII.
and brokers lWIillllil "waiving of "iii!"
are lliilila to ho binds the IIIIIIlIIIII of
criminal promotion
on: "a.
Vim?" il'rlld. IIN 'i'IIIt ltlitlt.
trim" ls silll on tho rim Iiml now ll
IIIIIbI III anI III Issuing from Us III III
I barrel. srcorIiI to tho Ipislily This
Is IIII adv-me of I Iii as many works
and so advance of l4 on lsIII IIIIIIIIiiI-r I
min. The price of bonus has advanc-
ed lift cents a Is the last work.
cow-til. II is said. by the lam pur-
m the Weasel bu issue for
have sis? ll:-
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fill
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