mstaulisiusu tmo.
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TKLKPIIONK CONNKOTION
"All the Hews Thai's Fll lo Print."
Evening Herald
SVTPUDAY. MAY 11. 1WIS.
Jl'R COUNTRY: First, Last ami Forevei.
Questions of the Future.
The policy of tho uoyorninont of
the Inited StHtes with regard to the
Simiiish province about to fall into j
its- hands can clearly lie fores-eon, at j
least so far as temporary control of
the Mime is concerned, comments the
Philadelphia Star. With the down
fall of Manila, tho Philippines must
puiiie under absolute subjection, hut
thin uill present u fjmve problem, and
one w liioh must be promptly, wisely
ami coimigoly met. Seven millions
of little more than senii-civili.ed
people 'anuot lio made over in anight.
This vast mass of ignorance, pre
judice and a mixture of elements and
races will require many years' careful
bundling; before it can be satisfac
ti.rily governed, from the standpoint
d the treut llepublic. Spanish
ways are not our ways. Tho iron
rule of tyranny cannot iifforil to
make a radical departure from its
usual methods and keep a stauilin;
army and a litrc naval squadron on
dut ten thousand miles from home.
A strong hand will he needful for a
time, and heroic, work will be required
fur the future, near and remote. For
the present a military governorship
will doubtless answer the purpose;
after that must come the slower
process of enlightenment, uplifting
and regenerating. Under such a
policy, faithfully carried out, the
Philippine Islands may he made the
allude of internal peace, thrift and
happiness.
Porto Kico will only he an incident,
easily disposed of, hut (hibii will pre
sent the biggest problem of all. It
should lie remembered that the popu
lation of tho Island Is composed about
in this way : ,"i00,000 Cubans, 500,000
negroes, 200,000 Spaniards, the latter
.omprihing the ruling class, and many
of these will doubtless yield a reluct
ant assent to Republican government
in its integrity.
That is to say, they will bo quite
ready to assume tho duties ami re
sponsibilities of citizenship on their
own account, but thoy will never look
wi'li favor upon tho idea of their be
ing subordinate to the other classes,
a very largo majority of whom aro in
every possible way their social in
feriors. The leaders of the revolution tliem
s"hesnreuot men who would com
mand the willing support of a great
part of the white population; there
fore, the United States will bo com
pelled, whether it wishes to do so or
not. to exercise supervision of the
closest character for some time to
come.
To organize popular government
and pJt it into working order under
such circumstances will be a task, tho
magnitude of which it is quite safe to
say tho average American statesman
of to-day does not begin to realize.
The government is wise in view of
this suggestive fact in providing itself
with a large armed foroo subjeet to
its orders, without restraint or condi
tions, for full two years, with the
regular army at its disposal indefin
itely.
It will not do to have a civil war in
Cuba immediately following tlio ex
pulsion of the Spanish army. There
must llrst lc peace and safety, then
order brought out of chaos, material
prosperity restored, and after that
satisfactory government permanently
put in force. After a short and vigor
ous campaign this will be tho nxt
duty.
Free Cuba means much more in the
Uncle
Sam
Says:
This is
America's
Greatest
Medicino.
It will
Sharpen
Your Appetite,
Purify and
Vitalize Your Blood. Overcome That
Tired Feeling. Get a bottle of
Hood's Sarsaparllla and begin to
take It TODAY and realize the ereat
Ir, ' I T..:. E
Mood's Sarsaparilla
li Anurlc&'i Oreatett Medlclue. All druggists.
i
way of work for our Koveriiiuont
tl.un npi-ennon the wirfnce. Jinny H
venrn must ol iiDSo mid liiualt imtli
int 1
..flrit 1, avrtMliflrll Imffirp tho llt'fllllll '
trim KeiiublictiiilsniliitlieQuuunof ,
ttii Antilles in fully renlir.ed
Imcklen's Arnica Salve.
Tho he"! slvi lit the world for cut,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt, rhemn, favor mm,
tetter, chpied lunula, chilblain, corns, itiui
all skin (iriiptloDB, ami jnwltlTi'ly cures pile,
ni jo pay leytiired. H to guaranteed to glvi
porfK't satisfaction or mony refunded. Price
US rents per Ihi For sale by A . V.'w'flr.
With the Bombardment of
San Juan tie Porto Rico.
OF
It If
Seven Injured by (lie Firo of
(lie Spanish Uutferies.
BATTLE FOR THREE HOURS.
Our Warships Retired From the
Contest Uninjured.
FLYING SQUADRON OFF FOR DUTY.
Commodore Schley's Ships Sail on a Secret
Mission Perhaps to Co-operate With Ad
miral Sampson in Forcing a Naval Bat
tle Which May End the War Meantime
the Orders For Sending Troops to Cuba
Have Been Temporarily Suspended Pend
ing the Expeeted Big Naval Engagement.
San Juan da Porto Rico, via St.
Thomas, DanlBh West Indies, May 11.
The forts of San Juan do Porto Hlco
were bombarded by part ot Hear Ad
miral Sampson's llect Thursday morn
ing. The enemy's loss Is behoved to
bo heavy. Tho American, loss Is two
men killed and sovon men injured.
After throe hours tiring tho admiral
withdrew the tleet, and, heading for
Key West, he said: "I am satisfied with
the morning's work. I could havo
taken San Jiinn, but I have no force to
hold it. I only wanted to administer
punishment. This has been done. I
came for the Spanish licet, and not for
Sun Juan."
The men killed were Seaman Frank
Wldonmrk, of the New York, anil a
gunner's mate, of tho Amphltrlte.
Tho latter died from ti.o effects of tnc
extreme boat.
Of the injured men three wore on
board tho Iowa ami four on board tho
New York.
Those slightly injured on tho Iowa
aro Socman Mitchell, Private Marino
Merklo and Approntlco Hill. Tho In
jured on tho Now York aro Seaman
Samuel Foltman (sorloiiBly) nnd Sea
man Michael Murphy. Two other en
listed men were slightly Injured. All
the above named woro Injured by tho
bursting of a shell on the Now York.
Tho American ships were uninjured.
Tho engagement began at 5:15 a. m.
and ended at 8:15 a. m. Tho enemy's
batteries woro not silenced. Tho town
in the rear of tho fortifications prob
ably suffered.
Tho ships taking part in tho action
wero the Iowa, Indiana, Now York,
Terror, Amphltrllo, Detroit, Montgom
ery, Wanipatucli and Porter. Tho
enemy's firing was heavy, but wild,
and tho Iowa and Now York woro
probably tho only nhlps hit. Thoy
wont right up under tho guns In col
umn, delivering broadsides, nnd then
returned. Tho lino passed thrice in
front of the forts, pouring tons of stool
on shore. H Is impossiblo to judgo
tho amount of (hunago dono to tho
buildings and forts. Thoy appeared to
bo riddled with shot; but tho Span
iards woro plucky.
The after turret of tho Amphltrllo
got out of order temporarily during
tho engagement, hut she bungod away
with her forward guns. After tho first
passage before the forts tho Dotroit
and the Montgomery retlrod, their
guns being too small to do much dam
age. Tho Portor and tho Wampatuek
also stayed out of range.
The smoko hung over everything.
spoiling the aim of tho gunners and
junking it Impossible to toll whom our
shots struck. The officers and men
of all the ships behaved with coolness
and bravery. The shots flow thick and
fast over all our ships.
Tho men of tho Iowa who woro hurt
during the action wore Jnjliiod by
splinters thrown by an oight Inch shell
which came through a boat into tho
superstructure aud scattered frag
ments lu all directions. The shot's
course was flnully ended on nn Iron
plato an inch thick. Merklo was
stuick In the arm, and may lose it.
All were belt by splinters, and n flro
was stnited In tl-o boat, hut was quick
ly o;.t;n;.'iii bed.
JIoito kuoiiy, on the eastward arm
of tho ' irbor, jjaa the principal point
of utti ' ;. I tear Admiral Sampson
nnd Captain Kans wero on the lower
bridge of the lowa 'auU had a narrow
escape from splinters, which Injured
threo men. The lowa was hit eight
times, but the shells made no Impres
sion on hor armor. The woather was
lino, hut the heavy swells made ac
curate aim difficult. Tho hroadsldos
from tho Iowa ami Indiana rumbled In
the hills nshnro for five minutes after
they were delivered. Clouds of dust
showed where they struck, but tho
' smoko hung over everything.
Tho
shells screeching overhead mid drop
I "lnB "Ioulm wu, l" "'K"8 111:11
t Spaniards still stuck to their guns.
Utter Indifference was shown for
the enemy's fire. The wounded wero
(julckly attended, the blood was wash
n a nitnnnii
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and wife should know about the pre.
pjration that for half a century has
.xjui htlpingexpcctant mothers bring
little ones into the world without
langer and the hundred and one
ift discomforts and distractions
incident to child-birth. It
is applied externally, which
is the onlv wav to pet relief.
WrA Medicines taken internally
'Xsnl'ii will not lieb and may
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' 1. 1 -n!a.-AV result in harm.
8ier s
Friend
fits and prepares every
organ, muscle and
part of the body for
the critical hour. It
robs child-birth of its
tortures and pains.
Baby's coming is made
quick and easy. Its
: .1,,.. 1.1., !..,
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vfieial if used during the whole
period of pregnancy.
1 per bottle at all drug stores, or
sent by mail on receipt of price.
Books Free, containing valuable infor
mation to all women, will be tent to any
address upon application by
The Bradfield Regulator CoM
Atlanta, Ga.
(d away and everything proceeded llko
target practice. At 7:45 a. m. Admiral
Sampson signalled " censo tiring.
'Ilotlro" wns sounded on tho Iowa,
nnd she headed from tho shore. Tho
Terror was tho last ship In tho lino
and, failing to see tho signal, banged
awny alone for about half an hour, the
concert of bIioio guns roaring at her
and tho water Hying high around her
from tho exploded shells. But sho pos
sossed a charmed life, and reluctantly
retired at S-in.
As nt Matanzas, tho unsatisfactory
condition, tho smoko and tho distance
prevented any important conclusions
being drawn. Tho town of San Juan
must have suffered, although protect
ed by the hills, as the high shots must
havo leached It. No traces of tho
bombardment were discernible on tho
fort except small fires, which woro ap
parently extinguished before tho fleet
left.
SAMPSOH'SjeT MOVE.
Expected to Meet the Spanish Flying Squad
ron in Battle Meantime the Inva
sion of Cuba Is Delayed.
Wnshlngton, May 14. A complete
cbaiiKo has taken place In the offensive
plans of the government. The receipt
of the news from Sampson of bis nttnek
on the forts of San Juan and the news
of the nctunl presence of the Spanish
flying squadron off Martinique, only
COO miles away from Sampson nnd less
than 1,000 miles from Havana, caused
the dispatch of the flying squadron
under Commodore Schley nnd the delay
of the army invasion of Cuba. It Is to
the navy that the government again
looks for a battle that may end the
conflict. The news of the Spanish fleet
revealed at once the possibility of a
quick move on the part of the Spanish
fleet that would cut the lino of com
munication by water between Culm
and Key AVest, exposing to great peril
any American landing force that might
be caught between a superior Spanish
army in Culm and the sea patrolled by
Spanish cruisers. It became necessary
therefore to 'defer the departure of the
military expedition from Florida until
the Spanish Meet is met and crushed
or driven fiom West Indian waters.
The navy department wired Sampson
Information of the approach of the
Spanish fleet and directions what to do.
and another order Hashed to Schley to
start with his vessels nt the earliest
possible moment. The commodore took
no chance of a cancellation of these
highly desirable orders, but at 3:45
o'clock bad put himself beyond the
reach of any telegraphic recall. "What
Is expected of him cannot be disclosed
at the navy department, and naturally
is purely a matter of conjecture. Snmp
son's licet Is strong enough unaided to
overcome the Spanish flying squadron
It he can ever catch It out of the reach
of fortifications. Ills fleet, however, Is
lacking In speed as compared with the
Spanish vessels, and eo-onerntlon on
the part of our flying squadron would
add very much to the chance of corner
ing tho Spaniards and forcing the tight
which Is believed to be necessary to
the success of the Cuban campaign as
now planned.
Some one suggested at the navy de
partment that the Spanish fleet when
last heard from was at a point not very
much more distant from tho great
cities ot the Atlantic seaport than from
Havana, but If the Spanish admiral
contemplates a movement In the formor
direction he probably will run full Into
Schley, who will have his scouts well
out In advance.
It can be stated that there Is good
ground for the belief that Admiral
Sampson has achieved all that was ex
pecttd of him or that was necessary
to carry out the plans of the strategy
board. The purpone wns to destroy
:', in .In. .ii as a fortified base that might
I'l.im a harbor of tefugo for the Span
Ish licet, and according to the ndmlrnl's
report this hns been prnctlca.ly ac
complished. It was neither necessary
nor mateilal that San Juan Itself bo
occupied.
Beats the Klondike.
Mr. A. C. Thomas, of Marysville, Texas,
hai. found a more valuable discovery than has
..... , I'l 1:1. 1...
)ei oecn main ill inc rviumiiuc. i-ur years nc
suffered untold aeony from cnntuiiiption, ac
counianied by hemorrhages : and was abwi
lutely cured by Dr. King's Now Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs nnd Colds, lie
declare!, that gold is of little value in com
purison with this marvelous cure; would
have it, even if it cost a bundled dollars
bottle. Asthma, bronchitis and all throat am
lung affections are lively cured by Dr,
King's New Duicovcry for Consumption,
Trial lioUles fiee at A. Wasley's Drug Stole,
Regular sie 50 ct. and $j.oo. Guaranteed
to cure or price icfundcd.
a von ooino soiirn
TUB
MIUTIIH11N ILMI.WW 11 KA Cliffs A
1'JIOHINHNT POINTS.
Don't start South without consulting Job
U. lloull, District Passvii or Agent, Southern
ltaibvay. 028 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
If you cauuot call lu person, writo to him.
'M M
THE SPANISH REPORTS.
General Blanco Descrlbs the Engagements
at Cienf uegos and Cardenas as
Spanish Victories.
Madrid May 11. General Blanco's
dispatch (lepcillilng tho pngagement at
Clenfuegos says:
"The American? tired over COO EhelW
while they nttempted to effect a land
ing with laree boats, towed bv steam
launches. Seme of the boats landed
their men, but the latter were ener
getically and victoriously re-pulsed all
along the line. The Americans were
compelled hastily to re-embark nnd
withdrew with considerable loss, retir
ing In a westerly direction after nva
hours' flalitlnK. The sttack was made
In combination with bands of Insur
gents, who were nut to flight. Our
louses were onlv two killed and 14
w minded.
'At the same time they were attack
ing Clenfuepns nn attack wns made by
the Americans on Cardenas. One of
their larger ships anchored about a
mile from the qunyp, and the enemy
then attempted to land troops, but our
forces, consist Ins of volunteers and
two companies of Infantry, compelled
them to deplnt. Our gunboats disabled
nno of the enemy's destroyers and com-
pelli'd the remaining ships of the
iqii i dron to leave the l)Ry.
"The garilson had five wounded, nird
about ten were wounded on board the
Kunboats. little damage was dono to
the town, though one shell fell In the
Ililtlsh consulate. The nttnek had been
plnnnpd In co-nperntlon with the In
surgent forces who were recently de
feated at San Miguel. Many of the
Americans, while trying to disembark,
fell under the Ppnnlsh tire, and at Car
denas two of the Inhabitants were kill
ed by shots from the enemy."
SVcds asuistnnco it may be host to render it
promptly, but nno should lcmcmbcr to use
wii tho mutt pel feet remedies only when
needed. The best and mostsimple and gentle
remedy Is the Syrup of Figs, manulacturcd
by tho California Fig Syiup Co.
.NI iiti'i-Iii!V In'MiiryVaiiiTi olrtlerf..
Haltlmoic, May 11. Mustering Olll
cer Tjleutennnt Klwood Evans of tho
Eighth United States cnvalry Is today
mustering the Fifth Maryland regi
ment into government service. The
regiment has been recruited to Its full
strength of !iSC officers nnd men. It
Is expeeted that Immediately It Is mus
tered into the recular army ser
vice the regiment will be ordered to
Chickumaufr.'i Park. The two battal
ions of Infnntry are nlso recruited to
t li eli- full strength, and It Is expected
will bo mustered in on Monday.
.V. iX Hi siYiYiYrYiYrYYt cil
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These were the two reasons that formerly
kept people frxm attending to their teeth.
Ilotli reasons have no existence 111 this ad
vanced age. Painless and inexpensive dent
istry with an absolute guarantee for five years
is our method
A Good Set of Teeth, $$.
The Vciy lle.n Teeth, S,
You can get no liettcr, uo matter what you
pay. No charge lor extracting, where teeth
nre onleied. We can take our impresVion in
the morning and ghe you your teeth in the
ntteiuoon if desired.
(laid PUIhigs, $1 ; Host Sliver
Plllings, 5oc up; Cleaning, 5oc;
Extracting, 25c.
Crown and bridge work nt very reasonable
lines. ixuiiuiiuiioiis 111111 usiiuiiiieh nee.
We use but one grade of material
the best.
SCHUYLKILL DENTAL PARLORS,
Cor. White & Centre Sis., Rohbins' Building
EVAN J. DAVIES.
Livery and
Undertaking,
No. 13 Nortli Jardin St.
5 V ' A
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1 jy 1
DO IT YOURSELF.
You can tell Just as well as a pliysloinii
whether your kidneys aro dlscufced or honltliy.
The way to do Is to take a bottle or gluso tum
bler, mid fill It with urine. If there is a
sediment a powdor-llko substance at the
buttum :iftcr otandlng n day and night, there
ii noun-thing wrong with the kidneys. An
other nine sijtn of disonso is u desire, lo urinate
often, and still another sIkh is pain In the
back. If iirlno Mains linen, there is uo doubt
that the ki lueys are afl'cctcd.
Any mid all diseases of tho kidneys, liver,
bladder and of tho urinary pamigen and con
stipation of the I6ve1s mo cuied by l)r
O.ivid Kennedy's Favorlto ltcincdy. Them
is no question about Us bciuu thu best and
surest medicine In the world for such troubles.
It unlckly relieves and cuies inability to hold
urine, and people young or old, who take It
aro not compelled to get up n number of
tlmo durinc the night. For putting an end
to that scalding pain experienced in parting
urluo, nothing is so good as Dr. David Ken
ued's Favorite llcmtdy. It collects tho bad
ell'ects of whiskey and beer ; is pleasant to
tho taste, and does not seem to lie uiediclic
at all. Diseases of the kidneys and bladder
olten require tho ufo ol instruments to pusli
back tho sandy matter so tho urine can be
voided. In such cases Favorlto licmedy
should be taken without further delay or the
disease may luovo fatal. It is sold for one
dollar a bottle at all drug stores. It is well
woith many times its price.
Samples Free.
If you wish to test Dr. D.ivm Kennedy's
Favorite lteniedy licl'oie buying It, send your
inn post tuuco Harness io ine wr. w.iviu jven
nody Corporation, lloudotit, N. Y., and
mention this paper. Wo will then mail you
a sample liottle trie, as well as circulars giv
ing full dhcctiniH for Its use. Every readei
of the llmi.u.li can depend upon the genuine
noss of this liberal oiler, and all suH'crers
from kidney troubles should tako advantage
or it at once.
Sunday Specials.
Services in tho Trinity lleformed church
o-moriow at 10:OU a. 111.. and 0:30 p. 111
Sunday .xliool at 1:30 p. m. Itov. Hubert
U'lloylo pastor.
Ilegular services will be held in tho United
nvangcllcnl church. Norfh Jardlii street, to
morrow at 10 a. m. nnd 11.30 p. 111. Sunday
chool at 1.30 p. 111. ltev. I. J. Itritz, pastor,
K. L. C. K. 011 Monday oTculng. Prayer.
pralso anil testimony meetings overy 1 lies
lay. ctlncstlay, UiursJay ami t riday even
ings. Jr. K. b. C. E. every Saturday
evening ai 1 o ciock.
Primitive Methodist church, James Mnore,
pastor. Pleaching at 10:30 a. 111. and (1:30
p. in. bunday seliool at M p. 111. Class meet
ing on Wednesday evening, (leneral prayer
meeting on Thursday evening, l.veryliody
welcome
Services in All Saints' Protestant Episcopal
church on YostUas street lo-morrow. Holy
l.uelianst ut s a. m. Muruiug prayer at 10:30.
Sunday school nt 2 p. 111. Ksciih.g prayer nt
7 p. 111. the rector ill oluciatc.
First llantist church, corner of West and
Oak stieets. Rev. D. I. Uvans pastor. Services
atJOa. 111. and dp. m. suml.iy school ut p. 111
i-niver nieeiinir . onuav evcnincs. louo;
People's meeting Wedne-day evenings,
Class meeting Thursday evenings.
Methodist Fpiseopal church, comer Oak
and White streets. Ilev. J. T. Siiindells
pastor. General class meeting nt 0 a. in,, led
by John benior. bermou nt 10:30 a. m
Sunday school nt S p. n., Dr. J. S. fallen
Superintendent. Sermon at 0:30 p. ai. Seats
tree, l-.veryliouy welcome.
Calvary llaptist church. South Jardin
street. Preaching to-morrow ut 10:30 a. m
and (WO p. 111. ltev. It. Ii. Allans, pastor,
Sabbath school at 2 p. 111., Deacon
John Ihinn. Superintendent. I!. Y. P. U
Tuesday evening, at 7:30. Wednesday
evening, general prayer meeting at T.su,
Everybody welcome.
Services in the Preshytorian church to
morrow ut 10:30 a. 111. aud (i:30 p. m. Sabbath
school nt ti p. m. Jr. C. 1-.. nnd br. c. lu
Tin sday evening at (1:30 and 7:30 o'clock
Prayer and song servico on Thursday even
mg at 7:30. blmngers always welcome.
St. John's Lutheran church, West Cherry
street. ICov. John tirulilor, pastor, rrcach
lug, lu a. in. : Sunday school, l:3U p. 111.
preaching (1:30 p. m',
St. Michael's (ircck Catholic church, West
Centre street. J.ov. Cornelius Laurisiu. pas
tor. Jlatatinum service tl a. 111. High mass
10 a. m.
Church of tho Holy Family. Hiorinaii 1
C.) North Chestnut street, ltuv. A. T. Schut
tleholer, pastor, l-irstmasss a. in., second
mass III a. m.
St Casunlr's Polish K. C. church, Isoitl
Jui'diu street, ltev. J. A. Lcnarkiewicz,
pastor. First mass 8 a. 111., high mass 10
.. vespers mm hcncillctioii 1 p. 111.
Church of tho Annunciation, 218 West
fherrv street. l!ov. II. F. O Iieilly. pastor:
ltev James Kane, assistant paslor. i-irst
mass, 7 u. in., second mass, 8 a 111. , high mass,
ilia. 111, iienciilcumi, 7 p. in.
Kehclcth Israel Congregation, corner o
0,1k nndWit streets, Itov. Henry Mlt
uik. pastor. Satunlay services. 8 lo lu 11. in
uid 3 to 5 p. m. Sunday services 8 to lo a. m
and every week day morning fiom 7 to8n. 111
Impossible, (o foresio all accident. Xol
inpossible to bo pre pi red for it. Dr. '1 bonus'
Kclcctrio Oil Monarch over pain.
Buy lCeystouollour. Bo sure that tho name
hfcssm & 1!eb, Ashland, Ph., is printed on
overy sack.
NUGGETS OF NEWS.
James W. Collier, the old time nctor
and malinger, died In New York hist
night, aged CI.
J. S. Collins, a prominent resident of
Topeka, Kan., was mysteriously mur
dcred In his bed.
Philip Hill, the negro murderer of
Contractor George Lawrence, at Hul
ton, Pa was hanged nt Pittsburg.
Tho Amalgamated Association
Of
Iron, Steel and Tin AVorkers, at th
convention at Cincinnati next Tuesda
will demand an advance In prices.
In a sparring match nt Phlladelphl
last night Joe Ooddard, of Australia,
defeated Peter Maker, tho Irish cham
plon, In one inlnule and fifty-one bee
inda,
"Ml. Cilllllll OIIH'H 'IllllUhS.
London, May II. It was announced
last ovenlng that Mr. Gladstone wan
delirious on Wednesday evening, but
It appears he recovered on Thursday
though bis weakness Is Increasing. The
failure of the heart action may cause
his death at any moment, although the
local disease may yet run the courso
of another three weeks.
Opening of l'lillailelplilil & It.ilillng Sell
Islo City Iloule.
Tho Philadelphia & heading lino to Sea
Islo City will ho letuly for business 011 nu
after May 1.1th, Schedule ot train servi
will he, announced Inter. It is tho intention
of flit) P. & II. inairigeinent to make very ex
tensive improvements In tho Sea Islo City
lino. It will bo flrot-class In every rospc
and up to tho high standard now lu chert 011
thisc pany's Atlnntic City, Capo May and
Ocean City branches.
Decoration ll.iy Tour to Uuttj-shurg,
Tho Pennsylvania liailroad Company has
arranged fur anuthcr ot its popular seven
day porsonally-conductod tours to tho battle
field of Gettysburg, I.uray Caverns, nnd
Washington, to leave Jsow York and Phila
dolphin by special train Saturday, May
Itale, 837.00 from Sow York: $31 00 froi
Philadelphia, cover-, all neeossaiy expenses
I'lopoitiouato rates fioiu other point
l or itinpraiios and full information 11111
to ticket agents : Tourist Agent, 110U broad
way, .New ork ; 7feU Ilroad stiect, Nowar
N.J.; orlieo. W. lloyd, Asiisuiut (tuuond
Passenger Agent, Philadelphia,
I. O. O, r. I'ui'iiilc, Wllku.1t.irru,
Fur thu Odd Follows' parado ut Wilkes
Iuito, l'.i.. May 17. tho Pennsylvania liail
road Company will sell special cxcursl
tickuts from stations 011 Its lino, within
radius of ouo hundred ml los, to Wllkosbarro
and return, at rate of single faro fur tl
round trip (minimum rste, 25 cents). Tickets
to lu, sold Miiv 10 and 17. good to return u
til lluy is, jhiis, Inclusive.
OFF TO THE RESCUE.
Schley's Flying Squadron Sails to Aid Ad
miral Sampson or to Intercept a
Spanish Fleet.
Newport News, Va May II. Five
esse Is of the flying squadron, led by
the flagship Brooklyn, steamed cut of
Hampton Hoadi yesterday afternoon,
and after passing the Virginia capes
took a southerly course, going, It Is
raid, to augment Admiral Sampson's
licet, now In the vicinity of Pofto Hlco.
When the ordeis to sail were tfiven out
suppressed oxcKement, mlnrled with
delight, prevailed, nnd the men showed
their detlre for active warfare In the
hearty manner In which they rushed
the preparations for departure.
The crulBrs Wlnnear-olls and New
Orleans were left behind, as was also
he auxiliary cruiser St. Paul. At 8
clock last nlcht the Ilinneapolls
hauled up her anchors and steamed out
t full speed to overtake the squadron.
It hnd been reported that the St. Paul,
Captain Slgsbee commanding, and the
New Orlepiin would not leave beforo
daybreak today, but lato last evening
Captain Slgsbee received orders to pro
ceed and at rrdo'r.'-'r'.t che joined the
New Orleans nt Old Point. Both ves
sels then put to eetx. They are ex
pected to overtake Commodore Schley
some lime 'h's evcnlns or earlv to
morrow morning. The fact that the
Sterling, laden with l.COO tons of coal,
accompanied the llc.-t Indicator thnt n
long Fall !s to be made.' The arrival
of the flying squadron will greatly
strengthen Admiral Sampson's fleet.
There Is mother report In circulation
that n flotilla of Spanish torpedo boats
has been sighted cruising along tho
Atlantic const, and thnt the flying
rquadron lias been ordered to intercept
the fleet and sink the boats, but an
ofllcer of the St. Paul declared that no
credence should be placed In the rumor.
Commodore Schley left under sealed
rrders.
THE INVADERS REPULSED.
The Steiiiiier (Jumlo Fulled to Deliver
Her Cm-go to t'ulmii Insurgents.
Key West, May 11. Information of a
vague character reached here yester
day of the attempt to land on Cubnn
soil of the enrgro of arms and ammuni
tion taken over by the steamer Gussle
on Wednesday night. The Gussle went
from Tampa with 7,000 rifles and a
large quantity of ammunition, clothing
nnd provisions for the Cuban Insur
gents. The expedition was In charge
of Captain J. II. Porst, of the United
States cavalry. With him were about
100 members of the First Infnntry of
the regular army nnd ten Cuban
scouts.
Arrangements had been made to
have a body of Insurgents meet the
Gussle nt Cabanas to receive the expe
dition and cany It to insurgent troops.
When the Gussle reached Cabanas on
Thursduy, however, there was no one
there to meet her but a body of Span
ish soldiers, who opened fire from the
shore. The auxllllary gunboats Wasp
and Manning had met the Gussle on
the way over and acted us escort. They
returned the lire of the Spanish troops,
and are said to have killed many,
though this, of course, Is largely con
jectural.
Under the protection of the Riinbonts,
the scouts and a detail of soldiers a
landing was made, but they wero
driven back by the Spanish troops,
who had maintained a vigorous attack.
One of the American party was shot
In the arm, but none of the others wore
Injured. The Gussle eventually aban
doned the attempt to land her cargo,
nnd at last accounts wns still cruising
along the coast awaiting a favorable
chance to do so.
Tho human ni-ichino starts but onco and
stops but unco. You can Keep it going longest
aud most regularly by using Hewitt s l.tttle
l.arl.v liiseis. thu lamoiis iiuio lulls Mr con
stipation and nil stomach and liver doubles,
(!. 11. ilngcuoui-h.
TO BIRMINGHAM AND MEMPUIS.
UNSuiiPAtsun snitvici: oi'Fi:i!i:ii nv Tin:
KlUTlli:i:N RAILWAY. .
Leaving Ilroad Stiect nation, Philadelphia
at 0:53 11. in. daily, the Southwestern
Limited," canying a dining ear and the
moat luxurious Pullman drawing room sleep
iug ears, reaches Ilirnilnghau tho following
night at 10:10 and nriivcs at Memphis the
next morning at 7:19. Through sleeping car.-
for ' Ashovlllo, Savannah, Jacksonville,
Tampi, Atlanta, Mobile unci Neiv Orleans aie
also attached to this train. Pullman reser
vations can bo made In ndvancu and all in
formation obtained by cotnmimicntlug with
John M. Ileal, District Passenger Agent, 82
Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
S. II. Parker, SI. aron, Wis., writes: "I
have tried DeWltt's Witch Hazel Salvo for
i chiug piles and it always stops tliem 111 lw
nnnuies. 1 consider uowilis witch ii:i.'i
Salvo tho greatest pile euro on tho market "
C 11. ilagcnlmch.
Decoration Day at (lettygtiurg.
Memorial Day, May 30, will bo a great day
at Gettysburg. Imposing ceremonies will be
performed 011 this historic spot in which
President MoKinley and his Cabinet arc ox
pected to tako part.
The personally-conducted tour of thu
Pennsylvania ltallro.nl to Gettysburg, Luray,
and Wnshlngton, which loaves New York
aud Philadelphia May 28, wid all'ord nn
excellent opportunity to visit the famous
battlefield on this occasion. Two days will
bo spent at Gettysburg, 0110 ut Luray, and
two ut Washington.
Tho party will be under tho guidance of
0110 of tho company's experienced tourist
agents, A chnpciuu, whoso especial chargo
will be unescorted ladies, will accompany thu
trip thioiighout. hound-trip tickets, cover
big nil necessary expanses during the entile
time absent, will bo sold .11 tho extremely
ow rato of $27 floin Now York, $2(1 from
Trenton, $21 from Philadelphia, and pio-
pmtMiuato rates from other points.
For itineraries and full information, apply
to ticket agents J Tourist Agent, 11110 liro.ul.
way, New York j 780 Hioad Street, Newark,
N.J. 5 or Geo. W. lloyd, Assistant licuei-.d
Passenger Agent, Ilroad Street Station, Phila
delphia.
Tim South and Its Advantages.
Tho Southern Ihiibvay has issued for free
distribution, a sixteen imgo journal des
criptive of Vhglnia, North and South Caro
lina, Tcuucsbco, Georgia, Alabama and
Mississippi. Persons seeking new locations,
or capitalists desiring to make Hafonnd prollt-
ablo iiivostmciits will find tho information
contained therein both valuable and inter
estiug, Copies will bo mailed free upon up.
plication to John M. Basil, District Passen
ger Ageut, 828 Chefctuut street, Philadelphia,
I'a.
Scratch, scratch, scratch ; unable to attend
to buslnoss during thu day or slvop during
thu night. Itching pllus, horrible plaguo.
Dunn's Ointment cuim. Novor falls. At
any ding storo, SO rents.
Itedueed Itales lo Serautoii,
Tho PoniiBylvanla Itailroad Company an
nounces that, for thu parade, of the (lormau
Catholic State Convention at Serantou, Pa,
Wednesday, Slisy 30, u win sell excurs on
tickets from points 011 its line within a radius
of one hundred miles to Serantou and return
at rato of slnglo faro for tho round trip.
Tickets will bo sold May 21 and 25, good to
return until May 20, luclustvo.
At four Score,
Dr. Miles' Nervlno Restores tlcalth,
ml
f y
f ,
W vTiCl.3 LZCrcUiLOlIKAH, ns-e ir..l
liSc.-!.,vtor1".-vriy, Km? , r.l. l.i.o
najse'i I'laCSth Ufo tnllo M uo i.ji:
"Dl. US! -a' Iteitorallvo Kervino 1 : Jour a
creafcdert oi'cocd. Izaffpivdf j nilifii
sloopk:.-mjs an urrvor.3 lu.i-'1, trouble.
Vv:nIdfetU earyr.adiiBodnpIa tl.- .tra
ins, had no E.'.WMon and my work recned .
burdou. A f-1 .id j-ernmrjcidf Tr. !t 1 -'
Norvlno, u.: 1 I p'.nvha od a I ttlo v.ud t
protest r-.i, I l!..Jt-kiEoiaauy rcni" '.1, un-succc?-felly,
I thousht It n use. Put it
gave ! 10 rttul sloop, a rvod r.ppctlto aril
rel;i'j,l 1110 to e.norgetlo health. 1 Lip
grn id good laodlcino, aud IvrlllgladI" .nlti)
auyoi.e lctja.lnf, p .rtl.'uU. ', -v
lsfactory evporic:
Dr. Milos" tcu.L
aro sold bv nil drug
.t.i.nn,ii,. o.ui,.nfi- kwioa- vu
guarantL flv-1 bottle HE. SMsrVtotJ
DR. MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, luu.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
jr.
M. PUItKK.
ATTORNEY -AT-LAW.
On-lceKirim hillkllne. cor"er of Main nn
Centre streets, SliciiRmlonh.
J.
II. I'OMKKOY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Hheimndoah, I'a.
W. HHOKMAKRi;
E.
ATTORN EY-AT-I. AW.
Corner Market nnd Centre streets.
pIEOK JOHN JOKKS,
MUSICAL INSTRUCTOR,
!ock U'jx 65, Malmnoy City, I'a.
ilavtiii; Htutlled under eotuc of tho hmi
niatcralp Lundon nnd Pnrlf, will tzivc vt ns
otitl'tt violin, mftiidolln. guitar and votalcnltM-e.
Ierm rei?o liable. AddtCRH In raro ot ntrouHo,
he Jcwfilftp fihisnindftnlt.
Priiladeiphia
&:
Pleading Railway
It. i,H.t..lCoal-
No 01110..2
IN KKK1CUT MAPXTI 13th, 1898.
Tniljiu leave Klicnnniloali as follows:
For New York via rfillbdelphla, week days
J 10. JSC. 7 30 9 Ma. m., 12 3J, 8 10 nnd 6 07
111 Sundays, 1 fC a. in.
For New York via Mottch Chunk, week days,
5 8(3, 7 33a. m., 12 3.1 amis 10 p. 111.
Tor n-e.Kiiiijr and rhilftdcIphiH, week days,
2 10. 5 31,, 7 S3, 0 St Iklit., li S3, 3 10 .mil 6 07 p. r. ,
Sun lns, 210 a. m.
For l'ottsvllle, week tlaya, 2 lu, 7 30, 1) 51 11. lu ,
12 83,3 10, 0o7ttnUT2- p. ill. Hunilnya, 2 10 k. In,
For TanuuiOft and Mulianoy City, week iluys
2 10. 5 US, 7 30, 0 HI n. in., 12 XI, U 10 Slid 6 07 11 m.
Addbloiuil to Malinuoy City only, It 40 p. 111.
Humlays, 2 10 a. ui
For Wllllaiusport, .Suntmrv alid Iwlsturg,
neek Inb. 4 0,5. 5 86, 11 10 a.m.. 12 33, 7 1
0 m Kuuila0, 8 2S n. 111.
ForMabanm l'lnnc?weekiln s, 2 10. 4 0V 5 3D,
7 30. 9 54, II 30 u, m., 12 S3, 3 10, 0 07, 7 2S, 55 and
11 40 p. 111. .Siimluvs, 2 10, 4 0.1 a. 111,
Yt r Afchhitul and Shaiuoklii, week dt.ys, 4 0,
531!, i 3J, II U0 a. m.. 1233, 310,007, 725 loi'l
9 .v, 111. IsuiidyH, 4 03 a. lu.
For lla.tlmore, Wustilugton and the tVdit via
H. : f.-. It. it., tlnougli trains le.,- llev lug
Teuulnal, PldluOetphiu, (1. ii U. If R.) 3 '.1),
7 6B, Il2i, a. in., 3 10 and 7.27 p. 1 dur-aays,
1 7 00, 11 20 u. in., 3 4(1 aud 7 27 p. in, Addi
tion, I trulns fioiu Tw,itty-fourtli and Cliest
nut miuUb station, weak days, 10B0 a. ul. J2 20,
Ul(8 40p.Ui. Sundays, 135, 8 23 p. m,
TItAINS FOU SHICNANDOAII.
Ijjvo'Nuw YurU via Philadelphia, Meek
,la j, 12 lw, 180.3 00,1133 11. .11., .01 J 130,(10
00 p.m. Humlays, (i 00 p. lu.
Irfjve New Vork vfa Maui.h Chunk, v eek
iluys, 4 110, tl Ul h. 111.. 1 30 und 1 15 p. 111.
1auvo Philadelphia, Heading Terminal, ..eek
day. '2 01 3 10, 8 85. 10 10 a. 111. anil 1 12,4 05, liM
p. lu. tUii days, 12 01 a. ui.
Leave ltwtdiiiR,wrrtLdnya,2OJ,7 0J, 0 03, a.m.
12 ie 111., I 19, h Ol and 8 20 p. Kumlayc, 20!
a.m.
Iave Pott.ivllle, wceK days. 3 03, 710 t,, m
12 ru and 6 10 p. m. Kundays, 8 07 a. m.
LiHoTnmqua, week tlnys,3 55, 7 10, 11 r n.
ill., 1 84, 5 50, 7 20 and U 43 p. Ul. holidays, '. 55
m
I-ave Malianoy City, wpflk days, 1220,401,
8 15, 1 1 47 n. 111., 2 17, 5 18, 6 21, 7 44 and '0 08 p. in
Cauda) 12 25,4 21 a.m.
Leave SInlianoy Plane, week days, 12 85, 2 40,
4S5 030,83.1, 10 25, 1159 a. in., 282. 582, 041,
7 57, 10 22 p m. .Sundays, 12 40, 2 40, 4 35 a. ui.
Leave Wllllaiusport, week day, 7 42, 10 20 a
m t 00 and 11 30 p. m. Sundays, tl 80 p. in.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION,
Lcnve Philadelphia Chestnut afreet warf and
South street wharf for Atlantto City.
Weltiliiys KxprobB, 9 00 ft. m., 2 00, (3 00
f-'aturdavs only I, I 00, 6 00 p. 111. AeooinmoJu.
lion, 800 a. m., 515, 0SO p. m. Bundaya
KxpreBS, 900, 10 00 a. lu. Accowmodution, 8 00
a, lu., 4 45 p. m.
lteturnfng leave Atlantic City depot, corner
Atlantic and Arkansas avenues.
Weekdays Knrcs, 7B5, 9 00 a.m., 8 80, B 30
p. m. Accommodation, 4 25, 8 15 a. m, 403 p. tu.
Btinuaya axpreas, w, ouu, aw p. lu. a
coii mouatloii, 7 IS a. m., 4 13 p. m.
Varlur Cars ou all express trains.
vui luiiher Information, apply to nenrest
I'MlmU Ipluu and iteudlng Hallway ticket agent
cirnddicsa
I. A. SWK1UAI1U, KlISON J. Wkkks.
(len'l Sui t., Uen'l Pms'r AgU,
ncHdlnc Terminal, Phlladelptila.
rmuL-ciifflr-sioE
o DKALKlt IN o
Fruit, Confectionery,
Cigfars and Tobacco.
Wholesale and RotaU.
S West Centra Street.
DRINK-
CIJiAUY'S IiXTUA FINE
QUALITY
-GINGER ALE, -
Superior Sarsaparilla...
and Orange Champagne.
1 TFL'i i mi it
m 16
benefits or money re- foCY, v
funded. Uoo.cond.s- m,,;;.
ease, of tho heart and W&)?,r. - W '4
ucrvM free. Address, &iiis WtJ.
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