n:
Yield! to ' the Terms tifl‘rrtd
’ ‘6]th Uiiitttl States.
or tttt ciiliti.
oath-sesame light and lab
until-dista- auto-rs» is an
I munwuiso Approv-
' gnome...
(By Annotated Press.)
New York. August 8. -—-A npeciai ca-
HI match to the Sun. dated Nadridfi
W I. t: to a. m.. units:
' It the cahthot meeting last night the our. it. the rut thing ”a the only
Illihtcra agreed upon it reply, to the
' Mattie. accepting the principle
’ American terms without pretti-
wlii communicate their decision
.fig Queen Regent today.
council approved the project to
. .tha total issue of bank notes to
300.000 pesetas.
" Ahor Oemaao minister of public
M. believes that peace will be.
fists on easier coptiltons than thou
M. August ti.—-The Son corres-
issMi to Madrid ieieqraphs that the
‘lnietertsl council last night decided
Mic-ll: to accept thetconditons of
hue laid down by the United tatee.
“The daspatch occupied a little over
an hour in transmission. it arrived'
lll'e cucurrently with a telegram tiled
in Indrid six hourt‘t previously. the
Giulia of which were nullified by the
kit’s dee'patch.
LOOKED WARLIKR EARIJER.
London August 5.-—-A meusagc of
We significance was received at the
Will's button once tonight from the
are Madrid cormpondent. It ehould
beapllihed that twice only since the
outbreak of the war has a press tele-
film been permitted to pass the cen-
shrlhip without delays that sometimes
amount to front twentydou‘r to thirty-
,six hours.” The iirst exception won it
hide! message sent to the Sun by per-
mission oi the cabinet on July 20. an-
nouncing that the ministry bud unan-
imously voted to seelt peace. The sec-
ond is the toiiowtng despatch. which
was received by the Sun's representa-
tive here two hours after it was tiled
in Madrid:
"The mutt ot the conferences has
lot hemmed the government nod hus
endangered the negotiations. Sagua-
ta's early resignation is mooted."
The mutterencatt referred to in the
deepeteh are the consultations which
have been progntuetng tor the poet
thirty-six hours between Prime Minte-
ltar Salaam and the leaders of the oth-
er parties and itronps Including St'llnt‘
Robledo. who. no told in butt night‘s
“patches to the Sun. vehemently de-
’ holiness the American terms.
Inasmuch its the tiltove message with
sent by the consent. and probubiy by
the desire. of the Spanish government
it may Dt‘l'lillllti. be tturnitscd ibht the
undertyinu motive of the Spanish cub-
iitet lit to induce the American govt-ru-
tueot to modtly ittmlt' ot Its demands
by Indicating that the tltitili'stlt' silliti-
lion in Spain renders it lllllliitth‘llill‘ tor
Senor Shanta to yield to the present
terms. Itivon it this is not the rNistili
why the Spanish nuthorities wore unx~
Iotut to Ittcliitatt- tho ll'tltltiililrtsluli ot
the intelligence to tho t'nlted States,
it ntuy be net-tuned thin the tooth tutti.
iy the tint: t‘itl‘l’t'hlitllitlt'lll in tt-tt-grnplt-
log in tho nimvc lt‘i'tlitt‘.
There to no illlt‘Lillttll that the Show
to government it anxious to t'illlt‘lllllt'
tilt liltnwdltttt- pout-c. but it it i» not )‘t‘l
i'lt‘tii‘ Will‘llit‘l‘ it hurt the powt-r to do
no
A deitptttch to tho t'oatml Nous from
Madrid touts it in teported iltni lllt' t'nb-
int-t has decidtd not to utilitl nu outwit
in present to the tit-tnumbt oi the t' tttt
t'tl States. The mittitttertt tire ovttttmt
ly reserved.
lilii‘LlNitili 'i‘ii Hl‘l’l'tili'l‘ \l‘Ait.
hladrid Auantd It. In on interview
today with Prime Mintutcr thtauutit. tit--
nor titlvela. the tender oi the tiiushieut
t‘otmrvatim. udvoculod ln-nre. but he
thinks thitt rent-rye ts uncertain-y tttitil
the limitation» itluill huvt- iii-en t-ottt-
Itittteti had the t'otttut shall have met.
tienerals i'oiitvit-iu. t‘hlttrhittu tittd
Alrarrulu tire nnturnlty lilt‘lllltttl.v its
stiltllrrit. to support the our. t-lhouid
the t‘ubnti ttruty ltt'i‘ttlttt lli continuing
the wor ll 'ltiNM'iittt'tt the int-unit to do
till.
iicnor Iiurrlo. n t'nrlbtt h-tolt-r. cud
(lttllttl'tll Weyit-r huvt- iltit‘lilitttl to Hill
in \t'ltlt Honor Rttltlttltt.
'l‘hvrc was it niectiita ot the cabinet
thin utterttoon.
Although tlcuernbt Aacorrnau ntid
Ohiorltiltu ltt their t'ttliittlt‘tli't'il with
Inuit ilnfltttttn pttrttttnitliy favored Wilt.
they admitted tltttt itu prtu-t-t'tttlim de-
tietided upon the tut-sun that could be.
titulahed. 'I‘ttey atuirtiiitocti thitt the
my, tlmptto its diattptudntmeut.
would obey the government.
lenor Notcdni. the ultrittnontc lend-t
er. fluid that the wur tittiat he carried
on it otttrnucc t‘\tll it the Yunlt-etttt
ellmtlil l‘llttltt‘t' lltt' Hiltitllttli port» i'ttrt-
hapn thou no ililt-rttntittltttl «outlet-m»
tina would nvengt- ttpttin and live her
no opportunity at satnina more than
the proposed shameful peat-e attowu.
In an interview todsy honor itohtedo
prophesied that if pent! wtia ctttttlutl
Iii the people would mm lllth' mom
to repent lie otidtd thut honor tin-
naata had told him that the invited
Mates demanded poeasusion of Manila
and labia hey. it. t'snitton. the
1the Whole list of worthless catarrh
t their composition and those that were
intent-wily with south Norwalh citi-
/_J\.d'\aa{eroua and useless remedies. ’Fhatt
h the discussion of certain essep- hank “mu South Norwnllt She as”:
points regarding the Philippines. 5“] think California Catarrh Cure in
Her .
; ed my headaches from which I had not
- been tree for a long time. i had tried
day and begin a cure at once.
Mlmluthlsawsih it is a use
countdown-utt-
edhatlasissalsmsdiss.
Agaltant kht has been won tat
loath Not-stats. When Osllfornts 0a~
tsrrh Cute was introduced in this city
last year it began a campaign spin-t
reunites that specious advertising had
imposed uses a whites no».
Remediation were We“ hast
dangerous simply because they were
when. have hen forced to the rear.
California Catsrrh Carols battling tor
health and tits. and because it has won
heck health and and tits in south
Norwsth, it Is tnticached. is a lasting
seas. and will continue its war upon
i.tliseue and won its allies. the old.
it catarrh cures California Catarrh
thing. and why it is so considered in
the iNorwslhtt. is shown by the follow-
Mrs. G. F. Burst lives at No. l Bur-
lovely; .it has ciursd my hood and
throat wmtdertuliy. and above all help-
iots of medicine. but never got much
help. and rt_-tithe so—much etc. 0. 0..
i went to Plainted’e on; store and got
a bottle. 'l‘lte‘slect has been all that
l could-ask. and the best teature at it
is that R relives at once."
in the case of hay fever. the earlier
‘the treatment is bqon the better. but
need at any time relief will be obtain-
ed. and persistence will result in a
cure. Do not'deiay: set C. C. 'C. to
All 1
dealers: 60 cents: three times us much}
for one dollar.
m.
French «inhumani- at Washington.
mm in behalf 0! Spain. had induced
President IIcKinley to submit another;
word for possession. but it had the'
heme eflect.
Senor Robledo‘e statement caused
nomewhat ot a sensation. 'It had been
believed that the United States had
only ashed tor the temporary mops-g
tlon of Manila pending a settlement. t
Senor 8atmeron. one of the Republi-t
tcnn leaders. refused to copier with St“
nor Saudis. He says
speak his views in the (‘ortes
General Martino: Campos and the.
Duke of Tetuan do not believe the:
present cabinet equal to the taslt oi
achieving pence on good conditions t
They advocate the formation of n"
stronger ministry. l
Senor Robledo deems the cabinet lil-
capable 0t prosecuting the war. and
retotnmcnds a national cabinet. in
ultith he and Getteul Weyier should
have prominent places
Senor (‘nstchtr in too unwell to visit
the prime minister. iie instructed 8e—
nor Silveia to recall to 8e 31' Sunnis
the Vintntus affair to lit .. hen the
energy displayed by Spain tuived hcr
Interettttt.
ltverv etiort ought therefore he Inn-letI
to ttlth' Porto ltico. Nevertheless. he
believes it ht expedient to motto pence,
Renors Siliclu nod Snimt-rou insist
titttt the ( ones should be imnu-diutcii I
tiliilulit‘tl It i2: rt-.portt~d but the re-
port locks tontlrmutiou. that Senor t-ht
gusto htw yielded to $t'litti t-illielu'2'
pkpsnllt‘l‘ utttl ttitretd to t-ontoht- l'nritu .
lllt'lil
\‘ER'I‘RRIMY'S WAR HISTORY.
t‘uplniu tietterut hint-ids. of Porto.
tilt-.o tins been tuttttthtcd ll) the Sliillit l
ltdi umcrttntetit to tupituluto >
t‘.tpt- Sun Jililtl. hbotit tltirty mitt->1
Hist tit lllt‘ I"ll_\ it! Still Itlttil. Purl“;
itiro. was tutu-n by turn trom Amt-rt t
run worship“. /
'l‘ttt- tuttiiihlt-t' oi ‘h'Ht‘l‘Jl Nlilt'lilh.
non-t'nor punt-it‘ll of Porto li‘l n. i~ tll‘ll 1
l‘tni: l't't‘t'llllil to help her lotto-r mokt-
it stood tit thin .qun
Willi llllit' tom-h. on the bunch.
wrrckt-d by Atnt-riruu nuns, ttnd the;
tttttt‘iti’lnoely liltn-kittli-ii. tlttx tillattlalt
itit't't‘.‘ ut Mnnzunilh- til‘t‘ tittxiottu to
hilt'l‘t‘lltlt‘l'.
l-ttntniritution oi tit-nertti
troupe st thutiingo liilit begun.
It the |it‘ttnltlt'tll dot-idiot to M‘Illl tho
ttnntot'n stiandrott ttbroud it will be
ptuced in command ot itt'llttli iteur Ad
itiirttt tittmpuou with t‘uunututort- Wstt~ '
stilt net-unit tit t'ttlttttiiilttl. i‘tutttttutittrtt
Hitttttt-r‘ s
tichley will be ht-pt in r\flit't‘lt‘iilt wu-
Iot‘u.
t-lettor t‘nutelut‘. tlit- ttpultltth Repitliit
run lttutittr. ndvta'nit-a [Mn-e, ltlll hida
tlaaiistii remember the \‘iraiuitut ititnir.
end he tit-m When ”Hill“! with the
l‘ulted tittttett.
A tthih [N'Mlllliflt‘ in the t‘nrliut por-
ty any: the Puritan will i‘lstt it tipuiu
lotion her coionios.
'l‘ht- ttpiintuh 'i‘t'itnauthttitic tin-titu-
tdtip vompuny will not be able to ful-
tiii its i‘llliit‘tit'l tor t-nrriittu tltt‘ [Ilirt i
"ll”! Itotti iiantlago to lpttitt. i
The th-cond division Iliiil“tltttl trout
t'utnp Aiutvr nttd tire t'lit'illlilit'tl itt iit'ttt- '
low 1
t‘tiptntn t‘htrit tomnituttttuu the Mr I
icon. line been detached on ticrtutttt oi
ill hi‘illilt. I
('imlt‘tlt'ltil'u promise tllnl the threw
hiittlttsttiptt thnt tire noon to be con-
structed will how more spettd titan in.
‘t-uiled for In the government unwitt-
i'tlllillln.
ttrtier». trout Wnuhtuaton rutl unlit
‘tttl‘ hon lttwpitoi lo‘tl‘t til the new t'illll'tl
tit .\itntt.tttit t'oint hithmntlt tittottor l't' ,
1 ports tho t.'.oo turn it?" til. i
t
I
"When be “Wok: in the monitor, i
illt‘rtt wttutt‘t Ii \‘titlllltt ot his ctothtttit
in tin room " t
" \ll littleti'm
"Nu ltlu wife total on his otittoitI
tittt‘t itlitl ”It" bicycle coat: his daughter t
lliltl lllll cup. his stash and hill ittlt'ltlitlt.
and the pet ulna had run away with lllt
hniciiitrboc-lters and his shoes.”
that he will . ‘
what ts left of our stock of
insattttt: AtiD OIL starts.
we will sell them as follows:
Two outer and stop New Process Gasoline ‘itOVe,
Was $21; now... $17 50
Two uruer anti step Blue Flame itil Stove...” whs
9; now" ........ ....... ...... ...... ”.3151”-
Two. other Blue Flame, wus Si. 50: now $61!)
Tltre “ “ “ “ 10.“); now 38(1)’
Two urnerttasoituc tovo 5.00; tiow $3. 75';
Time “ “ “ “ 7. (I); now $5.25.
. it lion t wait, we have only a few of them.
Mason Jute... .......... . ...... .. .t ........ 40 cents it dozen
NttASH a VAN scov,
Ger. etth Iain and West Sta . loath Iotwath.
H. KRIEGER’S,”
MiliLiNERY and CLQAK ‘STORE.
“count out not or
SLiMMER Goonst
tit r $1.25’Shirt Waists for 750.
\ ltirge assortment of Silk “ulsts at wholesale
prices.
H. «Krieger,
The tending Millihery Store in The Nor‘wnllte.
Mahaekento Hotel Block. ‘
1 IGGREBSIVE.
chitin: Ulclt Suit Clit Stud Attittt the World!
IND IO CIN WI.
ttur lied ”lit-liet suit- for July is now on. ttud we tire
tlotertnittiod this ~tlttt|l llt' the ilt‘t‘tttt'ttt side of
Straight High Grade Shoes
t liver uttered in South Norwnlk.
Mt H. GLOVER.
‘ tit Washington Street. Seath Norvail.‘
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