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Washington, Aug. 6. When the presi
dent closed his offlelnl work yesterday
lie had not received the reply of Spain,
nor any Intimation as to how soon the
reply mlnht be expected. Tho French
ambassador was not heard from
throughout the day, and he, as well
as our government ofllclals, was wait
ing for Spain to give tho final response.
Two days had passed without a word
olllclally from Spain, either In the way
of Inquiry or response. From this It Is
clear that the Spanish cabinet fully
renllzes tho time for argument, coun
ter proposals or modification has gone
by, and that there Is only one simple
Issue to be met, namely, whether the
American terms will be nccepted ns n
Whole Or rejected. Thcie Is, Indeed,
eason to believe that the Spanish gov
ernment has been directly advised that
the stage of the negotiations Is past,
and that only the matter of an answer,
favorable or unfavorable, remains.
That the answer has not come quick
ly Is no matter of sururlse to the of
ficials here, for they realize the tre
mendous responsibility which Premier
Sagasta must assume In making these
peace terms sufficiently palatable to
the Spanish people and the political
leaders to permit Its acceptance with
out an Internal convulsion. In his con
ferences With the president and Sec
retary Day the French ambassador
has brought out clearly the great task
before Sagastn. It seems to be the gen
eral view here that If tho premier and
his ministry were untrammeled an ac
ceptance would come at once, and that
the preliminary peace arrangement
would be now closed. But In preparing
the Spanish public, and In guarding
against political agitations hereafter by
public men of other parties, tho Mad
rid officials are taking time for mis
sionary work not only among them
selves, but among all political and so
cial elements. The best Informed per
sons here fix next Monday as the tlmp
when the United States government
Is likely to receive Spain's final answer,
but this Is simply conjectural, for there
Is not the slightest means of konwlng
tho tendencies at Madrid.
There Is the same confident belief
among the officials that there has been
from the first that Spain's answer will
be a reluctant but not the less con
clusive acceptance. At the same tlm
It was suggested In some quarters that
there was a possibility that the dis
closures made by the American general
at Santiago concerning the serious con
dition of our troops might be a straw
at which the Spanish cabinet would
grnsp. This Is quite doubtful, however.
as there Is a question whether the
statement of the American general
ever got outside the borders of the
United States, owing to the strict cen
sorship Imposed. Moreover, all the evi
dence reaching the ofllclals hero Indi
cates that Spain Is weary with the con
flict and Is convinced beyond the slight
est question of the hopelessness of fur
ther oppb'sltldn.
Tho day would not have been re
markably dull at the war department.
considering the existence bf n 'state of
war, had It not been for the publica
tion In the newspapers of the round
robin signed by the military command
ers at Santtaco, and the short but
sharp coiTcspondence between Colonel
Roosevelt nnd Secretary Alger. These
nfforded food for much discussion
among all classes of officials, and the
belief was general that there are to be
further Interesting chapters In the cor
respondence, provided it Is deemed
harmless to the best Interests of the
army to allow further publication.
In proof of the allegation that the
war department had bestirred Itself
to succor the unfortunate army In San
tiago before the united protest was
made, the following statement Is given
out by the secretary of war regarding
the shipment of troops north from San
tiago:
"Until quite recently It was supposed
that there was a yellow fever epidemic
In Santiago, and It was not believed
that It would be safe to send north
shiploads of men largely Infected with
yellow fever. The disease, It was be
lieved, would spread rapidly on ship
board and result In the death and
builal of mnny at sea.
'On the 28th ult. the secretary of war
telegraphed to General Shatter that as
soon as the fever subsided tho men of
his command would be moved north
to a euuin that has been selected for
them on Montauk Point. On the 30th
General Shatter telegraphed: 'Mnd?
known secretary of wui's telcsram that
troops would be moved north as soon
as fever subsides,' nnd It had a very
good effect on the men.'
"When, however, the true condition
wns made known nn order was Is
sued to General fOiufter to move his
command north ns rapidly ns pos
sible, and all ships in the quartermas
ter's service possible to get to San
tiago were sent there, nnd the great
liners, St. Paul and St. Louis, were
nlsn ordered there. All this was done
before tho communication signed by
General Bhafter and his generals was
reoelved, and before Colonel ltoose
velt's letter was published.
"Over 1.G50 surgeons are at Santlngo,
und 175 Immune nurses have been sent
there, besides the usual hospital corps
that always attends such an army.
There have been less deaths In San
tiago by yellow fever than by typhoid
fever In nny camp of the same size In
tho United Stales."
Tlioiisaiula of persoiis havo been cured of
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It heals promptly anil euro? eczema and all
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II. Itauciibiuli,
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under a lias of trucci to lirlne hero the
families of the Simnlbh ofllcers who re-
Infoiced Clcnerul I,lnaren In Santiago I
beforo tho enpltulatlon, returned yeB- I
terdiiy, brlnsliiK 1!S persons, tho wives
nnd children of the officers who came
with General Hsrarios. Originally It .
was said that theio were 7G persons to i
ho brought, but General Toral Bent two I
ndl'iers tu see that only the "legally
married wives" ci.me, which induced
the number In iS.
A a re at Surprise
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WHAT
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San Frandsco, Aug. C. The volun
teers who are to go to Honolulu on the
steamers l.ukme and Nelson struck
their tents at Camp Miller yesterday
and marched out of the presidio to
their vessels. There were 301 enlisted
men nnd 11 officers, comprising tho
Third battalion, Second regiment of
United f'tutt'S volunteers, engineers re
cruited In Denver, fait Lake, Portland
and San Francisco and Companies I, K,
Ij and M, nf the Flist battalion, and
Compnny C, of the Second battalion of
the First New York vnluntiers, under
Major Charles. There were 553 officers
and men nf the First. Tho vessels
sailed today.
'J'lirro Drowned IIoiIIoh' Itccoverod.
New York, Aug. C Ot tho five per
sons drowned from Frank Ituppert's
launch on Thursday night, off Klch-
mond Valley, S. I., three bodies have r
been recovered. They are those of I
Gertrude Frohweln, 1C year3 old; TIlllo (
i'lonwein, s year old, ana one ot the
sailors, wlioQ name Is not known.
While grappling yesterday tho Irons
brought to the surface the body of
Annie Slhenelclien. 18 years old, but
before 11 could b" cot Into the boat
It fell ln'o the v. .iter, where It still
lies. The brnly of Kmma Frohweln Is
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Captain Qonoral Maoiaa Issuca a
Warlike Proclamation.
WILLDEIVE 0FFAMEEI0ANSHIP3
An llo Dill Sump-oil's Attdiiipt llo
foro Doclaros Tlutt Spnlti Hut Not
Hncil I'or I'oncu Ciuitalii (Jciioriil'H
Dnimhtri' Hcililim to Drill (illllllcis.
Off San Juan lc I'orto nico, via St.
Thomas, D. V. I., Aup. C Tho Amerl
cunB have taken peaceable possession
of the eastern portion of the Island.
Small uaitles of marines have been
landed, who have lighted the lamps In
the lighthouse at Cape San Juan and
on other lighthouses ulung the coast.
They met with no resistance. Indeed,
at Cape San Juan deputations of citi
zens came out to meet them.
The warwhlpa now In this vicinity aro
the Montgomery, the Annapolis, the
Puritan nnd tho Amphltrlte. The two
former are looking for the transports,
with troops, which left the United
States, and have scattered all about the
Island. The Annupolls rounded up the
Whitney, the Florida nnd tho rtalelgh
on WediiPHday, and they are now at
Cape San Juan. There seems to have
been some serious mistake as to the
rendezvous, for no two ships go to the
same place, nnd It will take several
days to locate them and get them to
Ponce, where General Miles Is waiting.
Off San Juan the cruiser New Or
leans nlone maintains the blockade.
The city Is grim nnd silent, but back of
her yellow walls there will be plenty of
determination and flcht when the
Americans open fire. Captain General
Maclas has Issued a proclamation, in
the course of which he says:
"Spain has not sued for peace, and I
can drive off -the American boats now
as I did Sampson's attempt before."
The dnughter of the captain general
Is helping to drill the gunners In the
forts. Altogether there are 9.D00 Span
ish regulars In the city. The troops of
the enemy, who aro retreating from
l'once and the other towns on the south
coast occupied by the Americans, have
not yet arrived.
The German steamer Polynesia, with
a cargo of rum, canned meats and to
bacoo, tried to run the blockade Thurs
day morning, but was stopped by the
New Orleans.
MILES' ARMY MOVING.
The Commander In Porto Rico Is Paying No
Attention to Peace Ne
gotiations. Ponce, Porto Illco (via St. Thomas),
Aug. 6. Majon General Miles Is pro
ceeding entirely without regard to
peace negotiations. Cralg-Jorgensons
are being issued. The Second and
Third Wisconsin are moving up to the
Sixteenth Pennsylvania. Colonel IIul
Ings lins captured 5000 pounds of rice.
Thus far the enemy has not molested
him.
Major General Brooke's landing at
Arroyo was successful. The troops
from the Roumanian, four batteries
of the Twenty-seventh Indiana, the
First Missouri, the First Pennsylvania
and the Ffith Illinois, are disembarking
there. The Morgan troop of the Fifth
cavalry and the Mississippi oommmls
saries have arrived here.
Lieutenant Hunter, of tho artillery,
was slightly wounded by one of our
pickets Thursday night. Captain Ed
gar Hugrat, who died of typhoid fever,
has been burled with military honors.
General Hoy Stone is repairing the
road to Areceibo, but a movement there
is improbable.
Tho Sixteenth Pennsylvania, of Gen
eral Ernst's brigade, advanced to Des
calabrodo river, six miles beyond Juan
Diaz, Thursday, and holds the bridge
over tho river. The seizure of the
bridge insures control of the road to
Coame. Pickets are being pushed out
and they may collide with the Spanish
outposts.
Robbed the Grave.
A BUrtling Incident of which Mr. John
Oliver of Philadelphia, was thu suhject. is
narrated by him 113 follows : "I was in a most
dreadful condition. My skin was almost
yellow, eyes sunken, tongue coated, pain
continually in hack and sides, 110 appetite
cradiially Browing weaker day by day.
ilirco physicians nail Klven 1110 up. lor tun
ately, 11 friend advised tryniB 'Klectric
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tho first bottle liiiulo a decided improvement.
I continued tlieir uso lor tlireo weoks, and
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No one should fail to try them. Ouly 50
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Stiii'vutl'on tu l.ulirudor.
Halifax, N. S., Aur. 0. The schooner
CambridKe arrived here yesterday and
brings a talo of terrible suffering on the
New Foundland and Labrador coasts.
The parjy was on a iirospectlng ex
pedition and Included Dr. Morris,
whom? services were required at Lewis
Inlet night and day to clve relief to
persons slek and dying from starvation.
Largo quantities of provisions were
distributed from the vessel. The same
condition of affairs exists nil along th
coast. There are 1.C0O persons similarly
situated nnd Immediate relief Is neces
sary. The failure uf the flsheiles will
tend to further incieuse the suffering.
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u!l'co. Sold by all grocers and liked by all
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It is not u stimulant but a hoalth builder,
and children, as well as adults, can drink it
with groat benefit. LWa about 1 us much tu
collco. 15 und 25c.
Tlu- liiiiiiitu Murlu Tui-omi Snto.
Nor' ilk. Va., Auti. 6. The Merrltt
"Wrecking company have received ad
vices from Santiago that makes It cer
tain that the Infanta Maria Teresa Is
now floated, and Is found to he In fairly
good condition as to her machinery and
boilers. She will shortly start for Nor
folk under her own steam.
Tin cillliir of tlio llvans City, l'a., (Unite,
wrui ,,' (inu . Minnie CuiiL'h Curo is liiihtly
ininuil. It clued my rliildron after all uthur
tiiiilies tailed ." It euros coughs, colds mid
I is.- iiiruai aim ninx iiuuuiui. i. i. jiueu.
otitu
Immiiiit' Kfulnifiili I'or Culm.
Savannah, tin., Auk. fi. The Third
mid Fifth leBlineiitH. United States
volunteers, tho su-calb d Immune regi
ment h, und possibly one other will
leave Savannah Uunoiiuw or Monday
on the tiansiiotis MliinuWHuka, Leonu
and ltlo Qfanih' fur limit Intro,
Tho Chief llurnofw of Miliwlmrif, l'a., says
DeWltt's I.lttlu l'.n-'v KisxTj aio the host
pills ho over used in liis laiuily during forty
years of house keeiiiiiu. They curo constipa
tion, sick headache ami stomach and liver
tioiiltlcH. Km.ill In si.u but tjieut In icaiillj.
(', II llaucnf nicli.
t BOLD HANK ROBBERS.
Iiodo In mi ii Iliiinli'iii'i I.noted tho
linn mid i:('Hp(il.
Itlehland, Mb h., Aug. 6. One of the
most daring and sMiccessful bank rob
beries ever perpptrntcd In Michigan
was carried out by six robbers Thurs
day night. Some of them came from
the east on a handcar, and evidently
had confederates with a hoisc and car
I luge. They secured about JG.OOO in
cash from the Union bank nnd $1,000 In
notes. The horse and carriage were
taken Into Augusta and left there.
There were three explosions, which
awakened many people.
Alvln Haines, nn old man, who
lived near the bank, was ordered Into
the house with u threat that they
would shoot him. George Hobson and
13d Uarrett saw the robbers, but did
not molest them. The safe was a com
plete wreck, nitroglycerine being used
to open It. The Inside doors wer
blown ten feet out Into the olllce, and
pieces went through the plate glass
front 20 feet distant. The chisels and
other tools weie left behind.
;ni'ltold Dcli'i.ti'il.
Cleveland, Aug. C Jnnies A. Garfield,
son of the late president, was defeated
here for the cniigienskuinl nomination
from the Twentieth district In a re
markable pollth ul rnntcst. Mr. Oar
Held wus Senator Uiuina's candidate,
and the defeat comes ns the culmina
tion of a tanvuss carried on for five
months. The successful candidate Is
former Judge T. O. Phillips, of Medina
county, who wus a llgurehead candi
date. The Medina county delegation
was pledged for him, but under cover
It was pledged to vote for CJarlleld. The
McKlsson candidate, II. L. Hosslter,
when It became apparent that ho could
not be nominated, threw hla support
to Phillips.
If life were one long summer day and Its
journey through a garden of flowers, it
might be possible for people to be careless
of their health without fearing evil results.
Unfortunately, since Adam nnd ICve were
driven from the Garden of Eden, life has
not been a toilless journey through a garden
of flowers. Man must earn bread by the
sweat of his brow, and woman must brins
forth children in pain and suffering.
In both cases the curse is multiplied
many times over because both men and
women neglect their health. Man's toil is
rendered a thousand times harder by the
added burden of ill-health. The woman is
a still greater sufferer. She suffers in si
lence untold agonies from weakness and
disease in a womanly way. Motherhood
becomes to her a menace of death, and her
babes are born with the seeds of disease
already implanted in their little bodies.
There is but one unfailing remedy for wom
en who suffer in this way. It is I)r Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. It acts directly on
the delicate and important organs that bear
the brunt of maternity. It makes them
strong, healthy, vigorous, virile and elastic.
It allays inflammation, heals ulceration,
soothes pain and tones and builds up the
tortured nerves. It fits for wifehood and
motherhood It does away with the trials
of the period of apprehension and makes
baby's advent easy and almost painless
Thousands have testified to its marvelous
merits.
"I was afflicted for fonr years with local wak
nes. but would not confess it for a time," writes
Mn Iteulah Woodall, of Ilateman. Patrick Co ,
Va., "then I took the 'Favorite Prescription'
and 'Oolileu Medical Discovery.' anil they cured
me. I cannot praUc Dr. 1'ierce's medicines
too much."
WM. SCHMICKER, JR.,
Agent for
Shenandoah and Vicinitj
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