‘ . . inflow
stated: '
‘ efforts ”My _
to: weeks first); M... a.
shutouts! em on all: .
the ransom“; eyes them smote posits -
W Insertion toils ,iilulstlh Shopper. Our
.miuqsoimnfim the . otter the
'i‘hsN rwsllrsin'oltdsy merits lumber
. . Learned reputation .0. train: .3 with
centre of The Nor-walks. it bistros. bid tonglye‘you on item:
some attractions. but we prom he that you will find lit our
. ts. ‘ity’. varietystylo and price not ersu ottemiued by our
. orimltotors. ~ ' ‘ ' ‘ .
p .
1- ucrsrsw‘dir con suoossrloss:
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of; every style. sire, color. tosterisi or. price. either dressed or use ,
, Prices from 1c to Silliio os‘ch. ,
W‘fli the prinolpsl mnuisetursrs lo the country. Two hundred
kinds. lithium and. Pool tables. Comblnols Boards. on which may
iii) seiner; Grokiuoio. the $1.7t‘kind. our price. $1.00.
(tonsil/sues or rhinos. Our Juvenile assortment this years is almost
”time in price from to to $1.00. Latest Novels st cut prices.
so tilts illoo vols.) 35c spelt. Family and Oxford Bibles st one-hell
css. . .. , . p ‘ «
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without umber. The old. yet new Tool Chest, Italic Lantern.Prlnt~
~8tesin host or Engine. Croquet. Beltane. Toy Dishes. Ball
sic. estimating-the may now M opioid and Mullen Won-
.sosndhs s in sushi/oils sliI.Drums, Sleds. Wagons, Vision.
‘ ‘ iBlsck Mlpdtockltm‘ ‘ rsesgiioliby‘ Horses, boll on Carts.
s. Rugbys and Punching Boss. ' ‘ ‘
am i . a ‘ L " . .
ss-fihotoAlhuins. Toilet and Manicure Bets; Fun. Glove. Hand-
- in. Necktie. ‘Boudton and Oder Cases. in boomer Plush, Cei-
. linens. with many sterling surm- Mounted. Antoni-mum low
oil in this Department. ‘ . a“
a ,
it,
Wt'flovelfles ‘undlfitorllns Quality—not lush priced. consider-
iiitlity. but high quality. 'con sidsrinz the price. «Boxers and other
pinned wore in Knives and Forks. Spoons or all kinds, Nut and
WB‘SfitBJlm. Solvers and numerous odd “slid pretty pieces.
orsntee [06,! with every piece of goods sold from this counter.
JHVSTRUMENTS.‘ . i , . - . a ,
may Plsnoshesd this list; Pinnacles come next. then Violins,
donors. comets. Bridles. Accordions. Couuertlnos. etc, etc. to the
,. . onions. .thhers, Phonohsr ‘ps, Hormonottes. Toy (lrsphophonos
(is, $1.50.
Y V ‘.
.ehkind thst outssnd the kinds you may return it unsatisfactory
50 styles Pocket Knives. from 25c to $3.00 each.
so styles liners, from 31.00 to $5.00 each.
'“ilm&“wml. from 35c ton.“ Mir. ' '
‘3 styles Knives and Forks. from 50c to $4.00 sets.
styles Carvers, irom 50cm 16.00 sot.
kept in order tree of chsrse.
. 99% '- . . ,
, oslloolist Books and Purses win Russia. .Cslt. Seal. Alllzfitor-
_ finite Blithsil’liln. Silver flounted or Fancy ornamented. Pock-
or men. ”The kind they went but seldom find. Mather Bogs. Stitch
Frill Dress Cases, irom $1.00 to $10.00. .
and line ToilstiSohps. put up singly" or in combination boxes. make .
(lifts; arsdlsy's smother-line H dkorchlei Extracts. 10c. 15c. '
d it per bottle. Cronin Violet Son . sold elsewhere tor 10c coke,
uncy hoses or 3 counter-10c. other goods in some proportion.
i
I. s
0 look at our assortment this year means to see the creations of the
“stories of this country. We. have Lumps for every purpose. any
styles. and to suit any nurse. in this Deportment you can spend
135.09. in either case you will be planned with your bargain.
[DEL-A38
oil over the world. tinny handsomeond odd pieces selected
there many weeks put; and save “to shine on our Holiday tables.
We havesll the “every day" goods. but we want to call your atten-
the loony odd pieces oi Combed. Dresden. Old Hall. Royal Worces-
w sod Hungarian pieces. not to he found generally in smell cities.
' and Tolldt Sets, many kinds. ,
dQlALPLANTB .
yin Pusan-Rose Tress sud Chrysanthemums. which look like real
and last longer. These srehnndsome ornaments and make cheer.
Twas ‘Glits. ‘ ‘ .
Tim! GALLERY. ‘ .
The only onsjin The Norwsihs. French melodies. Platinum
colored
, ‘ Fhotos and Artotypes. all interesting subjects. in s. vsrlsty oi
“ridiculously low prince. illrrors. oisln sod isncy. in osh‘or gold ‘
' “ 7., t ‘ 1
Add Fancy Floor coverings in endless variety.
. sum Waist. Slipper ‘
sec; tinny styles and prides. . - v v
is also hark-the kind worth hula}; not the thrown together lnstsll y
,wbuthonestiy msdssnd honest. ,pri ‘ goods. that will. ‘sod ..
so: repuistlos. . New Mass. horn iirst hiss miners oi ‘ , i'
cbosrds. Wardrobes. Elton-ion Tables. Folding pods. Delhi
roost. mini-us “5mm. .isrdiniere sands. sync»!!!
Isl-om worrsncymasuspolltnedou ,. . here
«W’ mdl‘“u‘¢ my. manual .1. 1mm 1..»
. “I It ‘ . .o .. ,, 38‘
“ taunt-Nuns! ‘ ' mnmhm '. oven
, , . .- :M i ihs‘twii’hsvg’heon‘ he'll
WM More" « . u .
“noswlttws‘os arm mitt. ‘
' ~ . .m- nails-“m.
”Key West in Will
9‘ ‘ "him it is not found ills ‘
% ”mu" 'i’esns from thm -.
° lier."
I smm'i'l“ ”- . .
rue sic-mus “ i ‘ ”W 'v .
morrow." no also wrote ozldssp
to the commitment of the have!
n whilst
there is so much swell. I shall proceed
tomorrow oil flamingo do Cubs. being
smbsrrssssd. however. bywths. Texas
short'ooslsoppiy and her biiity do.
cool lit“ the Vanni m igsh, ii not the
pixie to remain oil that port on {account
of general short cool supply "or sound-
ron. so will proceed. to the vicinity of
Nicolas Mole. where the water is
smooth and l on son] Tessa and other
ships with what may remain in col-
No work was. nppnrently.-ln pro-
gress on the fortifications of..Cientue~
gos while commodore Schley was all
that port. * .
No efforts were made by Commodore
Schlsy mcommunlsste with the insur-
gents. to discover whether the Spanish
squadron was, in the harbor oi Glennie-
goe prior to the motions ot‘ tiny 24.
Signal lights were displayed an shore
at night. Manila and May 28. but com-
modore Shirley. had no internist. u
whichemtblcd him tolnterpret .
Before soiling from Cicuiuogos. om;
modore Schlcy received reliable interni-
stiou that ships could be cooled in the
vicinity of Cape Cruz and in Gonsives
Channel. ‘ ‘ ‘ .
The Burt for Bouillon.
The Flying animation. with the ex-
ception of the (Justine. sailed from (ll.
eni'uesosahout 8“ . in. oi‘ May 24; the
heavy ships in no urnu 01' vessels. the
light ships on the right tinnk and the
coilier'hierrimnc on the loft hook. At
lilrlll‘a; mqol‘ May 26, the light vessels
were shifted to the port beam and the
rollisr to the starboard beam. . .
actors midnight of May 34. owing to
heavy «rolling. the forward compart—
moot oi the illogle tilled with water.
which reduced her speed. ‘
0h ‘ll‘isy'os nit-mud was fresh from
the eastward. themesther was bad and
theses was heavy for small remote.
The squadron reduced it speed to enable
the Eagle to remain with it. On hiss
26 the weather impinged. the wind.
veered to the westward’wrnd became
light. and the sen moderated. M 1:30
s. m. Commodore .Soh'ieysent the iildgls
to Port Antonio to call and thesis re-
turn to Key West. {in noon of myth
the Ennis had soilinlcnt cool to steam
ten knots per hour tor-three. days. All
5:30 p. in. l-rthe'squndpsn stopped shout
twenty-two miles to the southwsrd oi
the port at Santiago sud was lolnedhy ,
the scouts »Mlnnespoll_s.y’lslc sod St.‘
Paul. At ii p. on. Mayne. the mines
sodfuiso‘thefiseulor umber present on
red st .
; l ‘3 ‘, ‘ .
» sound intone some
Wino do iipha os'ipl‘ioo'si‘ ‘sil the»
panoramic 'intorrnstiou indicates the
financial! divisionlu Itill‘nt strum (do
Coho] The ansrtmentioaksto you
to use rials lact‘undithnt the enemy. li'
therel . does not issue without a do
nlslve notion. Cubans familiar with
Santiago do Colin say that there Is
lundinx‘plsoe five nautical miles west.
or six from. mouths! harbor. and that
there insurgents probably will he found
and not Spanish. Whom the surround—
ing heights can see eyery vessel in; the
part. As soon Les nsoerbslned notify
Department Aywhether enemy 'is there.
Could not'squsdrou and also the Hero
yard cool iron: Merrimsc leeward cape
(iron, Cubs. Genuine. ilsyti flohnnei.
or hinterlisyth? The Department will
send immediately to idols. iisyti. Re»
part without delay situation at Buntin-
go de Cuba." ‘ .
Til-scshmt-Obcyomer Deep-toll.
‘ This despstchwossnswered by Coul-
modors fichley about noon. Moy2’l. as
follows: . . ,
“Receiveddespstcho? May 28th. do»
livered by Ksr'verd off Santiago do
Cubs. Morrimsccnglno is disabled and
«the is helpless: om obliged toners her
towed to Key West. Have been oilse-
lutoly uuohlcto cool melons. Moron»
owing to very rough seal and boister-
ous weather since leaving Kev West.
impossible to remain oil flamingo. in
present stalls oi coal account 0! the
squadron. Not possible-to cost] to iss-
word of Concerns in summer owing to
southwest winds. Harvard lust report-
cd to me she has only cool enough to
real-ll Jamaica and oils will proceed to
"on Royal: also report‘s only snlsli
vessels could coal at (ionnlves or Mole.
Hoytl. Minneapolis has only *codl
euuugh to resell Key West. the some
of title. which will tow Merri’muc. ' it
is to be regretted that the Department's
orders cannot be oheyhd. earnestly as
We have all strives to that and. l Mil
turned to return to Key West sis Yum-
tan passage for cool. Con ascertain-no-
thing (artists concerning enemy. Was
obliged to send Eagle in Port Antonio.
illusion. yesterday. on she had only
twentynreveu tons of cool on board.
Will leave St. Paul he a. Will require
9.500 tons of soul at K y West."
Coal so ply Sufficient.
The cool supp y oiltiih vessels or the
‘lylng Squadron at noon ill-llama?
was sufficient to have enabled 1 cm in
oi the oollior Merrimsh were temporar-
esl to work “compound." and at 4:20 p,
parts oi theenglnss‘wrs repairs on
board at the flagship. all mine being
completed at midnight»! titty 28. The
Yale towed the Mortimer while dis-
abled. ., .. . ,. .
’l‘he commanding oiiicsr oi the St.
Paul visited the flagship. in obedience
to signal. took with him s Cuban plloi.
sud had» a oonversntion;.wlth Commo-
dore Sohlcy.Com ore Schley had no
cancel-snitch with 1.1g senior command-
ing oflicer oi the scouts had obtained no
positive lniormsflonhiroin the scouts
rolrsrdlnx‘ the Spools squadron.
. , The Retrograde Movement.
At 7:45 p. m.. MI! 36. Commodore
Sohley changed the course of the Fly—
ing Squadron to the westward sud sig~
nailed to his squadron: "Destination
Key West. vls south side of Cubs sud
.-._
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APPRECIATINO THE UNIVERS
flCTURBfl. WE HAVE ARRANGED
3 FRIENDS.
"Ehrrga§
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«has.
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a.
ily disabled. The engines were chantry
m. or Mpy 27 she: was sole tomato-six i .. . 7 .
knots with her own-Ii _ The 11 ten i the Vixen [or till due. or to have re-
1
~uuday~
w “':i ‘n‘ .. 1.‘ it» ‘ l‘. i. i .r- dilif'ihfisrnt . i V l l,” l V”: . "
~wn wroomvo'm dill; limos fiwmollnosflm nectar.“
ll nem- -r’o s‘nlsrnsroii flfimmfim dross 'ric‘roiglrdqnm .
Wraith! corms or FAMOUS wo sits or nor] , . .
snip
= in? igum meM‘l‘fl rs.
modernism memoir up on em as costs so me
steam ten knots per h hr. The kt
lvn {or iii; days. the lows for 7% duys.
; the Moemchuseis for losers. the Tessa
.51” days. the Morbiohesd for 3% days.
.mslned on blockade duty'oll ,fisntingo
Me Cuba: The Broomyn {or 26 days.
’ihs ions for lii days. thomsssschu-
issue for 20 days. the Texas for 10 (MW.
l
liul' 33 days. and then steam to Go~
F ponies. Hayti, or to C Cruz. Clubs. to
. coal. At that date the lylnil Squadron
‘E was accompanied by the miller Morri-
'1 mar, mninlu’lns 4.350 tons of cool. The
?smouot of. cool required to rompl-‘iely
.illi the coal bunkers oi all the vessels
3oi’ the Flylhs Sinisdmn on this‘ssmo
Eddie was 2.750 ions. ( :1 , n - ,
. Conditions vorshl Fggoalinu.
; "The condit (dis of " iii . she and
Weather from noon 9 May 26 to, Juno
‘1‘, were favorable M it coal from
s collicr at sea oil flamingo. The
. lows. Castillo and Duoont cooled at
gclctucxos (row the collie-r Morrison
ti. nmomnsr lN \unwmo rise
some” ran oun rsrnorisnnn
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s
do
um“ htfiosii. is». tailor
o
I: malt notation. we: with.
l
g}.
hood. Vixen dud Brooklyn from miller.»
t‘hej‘llorhienes‘ilioffi'dsfl. the Won ‘
l on May 23, and the Massachusetts and
.‘ 7.»le .
.r- .1 "shirt ‘
has:
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appropriate as :1 gift, aml it carrirs. llt‘fililt‘e‘ llli.‘ multillli-nl of Hit:
llnliiluy rimming.
«Ni-w linr ““234 $4le lu$7.5r).~ . [lolly i'orriéigr
. eagles mosses '
n. Aural-“ll": Christmas no:
t I
THE Wash Fabric Election's cunl‘rilm/ .
. . . . ‘ « . ' struu‘s.‘
lion in the illrutimas aspect Alvllli‘ll lilo.
siurc'preseme is made in truc‘aml charm» ”r5
irrieilc l‘lulillny spirit. "From the dainty _
fabrics enumerated in tlic oppmlir mlumu ‘l‘l‘qgn‘c"
amort- than sown hundred pieces nl' ox—
copiluuul beauty in mlor and llcsignwwill
be (”ill for you Dress Patterns of any ro—
quiml length. and timed: will llc neatly put more,
up in our Christmas lioxrn without cxlr‘h
cllargv mum-i111 and acceptable i'llrisimss M.) Di“...
gills in as prriiy turn: as you could wish.
. , ' BRIEF returns, ‘
SHK :“ll'l‘llllllltfiwlllai‘k 11ml wllllo \l'llMliN'
lll‘t)tl‘£i(lCil$l.iX) to $2.00. Plain black Sill;
Slim and $l.}.5. lionistiicllcll $l75. lfixlm
large $2.00. New. plain Silk. $mu it Si .55.
H AND}; ranch liar CliX'i‘ lERS inr mm.
:39ng 5‘1!!! Lag;,‘gla’lilwl'lornstiichcd Hill?
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35c: llcnlsincllril l‘Jlllll’llllll'l'i‘tl 25 M751". il‘ml’pa’tihrne
The Pmciichl Side oili‘vé'lchrisllnas on...
THAT CHRISEMBQBPIRIT ulllvil lulu-s a prncticul form is quite as truly pleusingto
all conccrilul are that \vln'ull'clm’siilrrs only the lllsuriuuh side of lilo
i3}; pieces li
lulul. Tilzillrus It Zephyr,
S
plain. «imp stitch anti fancy lacs.
subs. $1.50. $1.75. $2.00. $2.50. $3 51). $3.75.
MEN‘S ll.
_1
.. .
. A. hiiililfiml‘lt‘ Rug is not in-
givrr. a practical usefulness
that serves it.» a lasting reminder of illiil sentiment. Our stock of Rugs is especially adapted fur
Sillyl'nzls 30x0.) Sil.75 in $3.50. anuclics 27x03, $2.25.
‘ Royal Wiltous :8336, $l.5(). Illuquuilcs 3l’ax72, $3.75.
Royal Willous 27x54. $1.09.. l)zlgllvHtullsfillxha. $7.50.
Rilyul \Viliousi-ylxfig. $51K). llagllcslam 3ilx72. $9.0m.
llc‘ilw}; 532,01) in $5.”).
50 Mucus light ('zmll'u‘ii'. Slih'ill figures and ‘
6c yd.
:5 [lieu-s ‘l’crcalr. yard wide. in light cal»
843 yd.
uglisll l’cl'lzzllc, ligllt‘aud dark
lei/it: yd.
l50 pic-res film l’rcncll (follll‘n'ic, 84 x 84 8:
mm x IU'.) cloth.
54: pieces Scorswkl'r (lingllams, pink
it" ilX blunt]. - ‘
75 plows l’mc iiinghimls‘. lune style“. in ml-
150 yd.
s. llllllf
inc yil.
12ml: yd.
5r) pica-s Madras it Zephyr (Humidors.
stripes 8: i‘lli‘cles.
isc yd.
(ling.
2.5V yil.
-\mlcrsun's llllllill‘li‘il
BLACK SILK HOSE.
l’l'lcw
\'l'l*l RUl’ilCS. 0f line, all \V’Uill
‘liidctiluwli iii plain colors. fancy stripes
months-3r. ll? H. ‘ $3.50 $5.00 $7.00.
. . sweeter» » - » 1. ‘ . A“ j j , ‘, ; ‘
.. . ““1112 l). M. DEAD Co. 0 '
. ‘ , ‘33,, v y Esinhllshcd 18,57. .. c-
; [e >~ ; 3‘ g . . ‘ with v i‘ '
I I ' 54“.? '
yards. and lire at Cristobal Colon with
8 and 12-inch guns. Speed about ten
Knots.
At 1:30 p. In. the three vessels des-
ignated steamed in column toward the
entrance to the harbor of Santiago.
heading to the eastward, at about ten
koots‘ speed. The ships passed the
harbor entrnn'co about 1,000 yards dis-
tant from Morro. tiring at the Colon
Contine- on llay lit. The 'i‘cios asked
pennlsslon to coal first on lily 23. and
was refused b! Commodore. Schley.
who ordered tbs, lows to cool first still
the Msssachusettis second. The Tent
1m crusted~ cool ironthowollier on
May 24.311,“ _ (2 order wss revoked. on
the unmanned: was alongside c:
i the miller widths (commanding am
0! the miller deemed]. t unsafe t6
place his vessel “bait ' 'two battlb
varying in 7.000 yards to 8.2000
l ‘. The 'l‘e . d Muble . yards. A projectiles tell "short. .
. ”$521.0 8%. from ‘ -When the ships hail passed. on the
i re. my 7 sad :8; e Mussel: outward! the "entrance the sump,
sctis sod Vixonon 3;?” turned oi! shore. (allotted in smile:
' insodlowsonjlsy All! is .. clan by theother ships. repeated the
_ W sad liprb . his; ll. 2, entrsneesnd‘ ilreli as beforehut with
‘ . "i'. p. no, W . _ Muses vsryinsi‘rom 9.000 ysrdsjto ll:
Samarium W§M.HM3M:., "ii 000 ysrds. .Borno oi newsman“
almonds comes here tell kiln moi (all our tie Colon. The fire was re-
“ otooal' , was domodhy the ships in the humor-and
- ~ were ms batteries. but no larsei‘rro
5 n. ilk-Sing! . locum over our vessels,'hut
\ ,_ in. . . " ’
re and you» tits. l , 1w Santiago aloetmis.
less you will huh ‘ he in his.» The Flying squadron did not with-
drsw st night from the entrance in
Santiago hsrimr to a distance at m.
The blockade wss maintained at so
overs” diatoms of shoot six to seven
miles from the harbor enirsnoo during
the MIN probably somewhat near
or dot-iii“: the night. 'l‘wo vessels per»
tanned plotter. duty at night. two miles
inside or tile line of vessels. ‘
The flouish‘squsdmn use disc-awr-
‘M to lulu—tho entranced!) autism
W in: out all about 9:10 s.
- .. July . lies. The ,Brooltlwn st
‘ this in hostile; to tilt westward
‘ otnorthaimetemmi‘ _, southwest.
t .. list-tars sooth mp
use. No .Igod st sun... to Find
. « W. . MW
commodore .fl'chisrmds so short
_mrnlm.whsdhor. the W
«some on in inn-rho: oi -
. ‘ ‘ ‘ the Item.
»_ m ”armies”! W Will!
I” Min do
. ill. _to
. sud the shore batteries with mndos’
llmard, with her heirs hard sport. and
Etuniilmed so to turn until she hesdcl
l'" the westward parallel to the (tours.h
.01 the Spanish ships.’ The command»
5ng Miller of the Brooklyn put the
:hs-lm curd sport. and at almost the
frame instant Commodore Schley gave
fine order, "Hard sport}?
. "When lhc‘Broolilzu's helm was put
lllnrd sport the Term; wss about 1.400
yard . iu the «semi-maul north irom
the Brooklyn, the Visésyo was to the
esstvrsrd oi the 'l'er‘esd’ and the Golan
was to the onetn'ardyi the Vise-syn.
When the Brooklyn comploial thi-
turn and has heading to the westward.
parallel. to the. course at the, _ ' d’»
the Viscayn and Colon were silent 2.“-
400 yards to the northward sud nest-
wsrd 'oi ‘thtI Brooklyn. The turn of
the Brooklyn was Mimi...iho Tom.
The Texas stopped and backed her on
pines. 2'. 2:1". .
The Hodgsontcolloquy.
’On July 3. l8”. abbot one tints the
Brooklyn began her: turn to mrbonrd.
a conversation regarding the mums y
of the. Tom took place between Cmuv
modore Schiey and Mouton“! A. c.
Hodgson. .
Admiral schley mused to be publish-
oil in I daily downhill” I lath‘ Id-
drossod to him by LlsulsnmbCommsm
der A. C‘. ilodgson. lewd Julie ‘11) 1309.
in which his “ louder Hod:-
nos sold: The onlldduy‘ unlimited in
The New York Iain and we“ in
hove taken time helm you sod his
ohm .. ...- the“ e -
‘ y . its . never ‘ . '” “A loll»
sl‘ denier did not “93‘... refilling-dole
other‘l-itlers or his ‘ “ ‘ Up mono-
ori-iodpsoninrs :‘ ‘ ", liar
l
min; out lot the ‘H
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