Down One Street and up Another,
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I lard to hold down the enthusiasm of our
people under such circumstances as those sur
rounding the work of the little conqueror.
There is no place in the world where a good
thing is better appreciated than right here at
home. We are quick to see it and quick to
"push it along" in the manner th.it it merits.
From all parts of the city come the same re
ports j success follows in cveiy footstep nnd
investigation of each new case but odds lo the
endorsement that has gone before and places
their claims beyond the shadow of a doiibl.
This icpoit comes from West J'oplar street,
where our representative found Mr. Uobcit S.
Jones, Miner, at his place of residence. The
following statement will interest our readers :
" lor ve.irs 1 had backache hut of late it
seemed to have changed more to headache.
J also hart difficulty with the kidney secre
tions, accompanied by loo frequent anion. I
was troubled with a listless or tiled feeling
and though 1 used about every kind of medi
cine 1 knew about 1 cannot name one that
1 have not tested I got no permanent relief
from any of them. I finally lead about
Doan's Kidney Tills and got them from
Kirlin's Pharmacy. They were the first
remedy which gave me positive relief. They
stopped the bladder (rouble nnd I have had
none of those headaches since. I recommend
Doan's Kidney Tills as the best kidney medi
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BUT BELIEVE THE END HAS GOME
ItuliilbrcomutitH for (loiiorul Mllovnt
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Washington, Aue. 8. Although with
out olllclal, as yet, continuation ot the
report from Pails that the Spanish
Kovernment has decided to accept the
terms laid down by the United States
ns essential to the negotiations of a
treaty of peace, the olllclals here are
proceeding under the conviction that
the eiwl hus come, nnd are giving at
tention to the steps to be taken next.
In view of the delay In coming to this
conclusion the Idea was beginning to
prevail that the Spanish government
was about to enter a plea In abatement,
nnd that the answer would again be in
conclusive. In this case the president
was disposed to deal ilrinly with the
Issue; to give notice that our proposals
were withdrawn and to let It be un
derstood that when Spain ugaln sued
for peace the conditions would be more
severe than those first laid down. If
the Spanish answer should embody an
effort to secure any material change
In the conditions It will meet with
prompt rejection.
Some reference has been made In the
dispatches of British newspapers to a
desire on the part of the Spanish gov
ernment to Include In the preliminary
agreement a clause exempting It from
liability for the Cuban debt. The for.
mal statement of the points of the
United States' note given out from
the White House made no reference to
this subject, and It cannot be known
as yet whether or not the full text
shows anything more. Hut presuming
that no reference whatever Is made to
the Cuban debt, It Is possible the sub
ject may bo regarded as one that
should be treated by the peace com
missioners who aro to meet later to
frame the treaty, which of course will
embody many details that are left un
touched In the main proposition, though
cabinet ofllcers have authorized the
statement that no part of the Cuban
or Porto Tllcan debts would be as
sumed by the United States.
Should the Spanish answer be nn un
conditional acceptance of our terms
some negotiation may be necessary to
agree upon the steps to be taken to
give effect to the agreement. So far
as can bo learned It has not yet leen
determined how this shall be done.
There are two ways open. The first
Is a military capitulation by v the cap
tain generals .of Cuba and POrto nico,
which will Immediately place the Amer
ican military or naval commanders In
technical occupation of the Islands and
enable them to carry out In their own
way and in their own time the em
barkation of the Spanish armies In
the islands. The question as to whether
they shall be permitted to carry off
their arms Is not now as material as
It was In the case of the surrender of
General Toral's forces at Santiago.
Spain having succumbed, It might bo
urged that the United States might
grant a concession of this point to
Spanish pride without fear of having
the action attributed to fear of the
consequences of a refusal. This would
not apply, however, to the volunteers
who might elect to remain In Cuba, as
It would not be prudent to allow so
large a body of men to carry arms.
The second method by which the pre
liminary peace agreement might be
formally effected would be by a pro
tocol to be signed by a representative
of the president, probably Secretary
Day in this case, and by M. Cambon In
behalf of the Spanish government. It
was by Just such an agreement as this,
known as the Cushlnc protocol, that
war with Spain was averted as a re
sult of the VIrglnlus affair. This course
having the weight of precedent, may
he adopted In this case. It Is probable
that In the Philippines the greatest
difficulty will be met In putting the
agreement Into effect on account of the
attitude of the Insurgents, but General
Merrltt Is now gaining In strength dally
and probably will be In position to
meet any emergency.
General Wade's reinforcements for
General Miles are going forward re
gardless of the progress of peace ne
gotiations. The agreement to negoti
ate a treaty of peace does not neces
sarily carry with it a cessation of hos
tilities. IC It Is desirable these rein
forcements may be Intercepted and re
turned to the United States, after they
sail. The present plans of Secretary
Alger all contemplate that they shall
leave the United States, especially as
It Is felt that with the practical 'field
experience they will acquire In Porto
Rico under favorable climate condi
tions they will make good material to
use both there and In Cuba In carrying
out the government's reconstruction
policies.
Secretary Alger Is upprehenslve that
the small wharfage recources of San
tiago will seriously retard the execu
tion of the department's orders for the
speedy return to the United States of
Shatter's army corps. With the Span
ish steamers coming to take away the
surrendered army of General Toral,
which must bo first removed before It
will bV safe to withdraw the whole of
the American force, It Is going to be
difficult to embark the latter without
Incurring the danger of a severe con
gestion In the unhealthy town. General
Shatter has been called upon by cable
to describe the state of affairs, and he
will be given all the help In the power
of Hie war department, but still It Is
believed that the whole of Shatter's
soldiers cannot be embarked before the
flrst of September.
The war department officials are en
tirely satisfied with the progress so far
made toward the shipment to Spain
of General Toral's army surrendered
at Santiago. The vessels which are to
be used for this purpose are now on
the way to Santiago, and barring acci
dents, they nre expected to arrive there
about the 13th Inst., when the troops
will bo embarked as rapidly as pos
sible and proceed at once to Spain. It
is recalled that most of the other com
petitors for the transportation contract
required until Sept. 1 to accomplish' the
embarkation, which, under the present
nrrangement, It Is expected, will be
completed by Aug. 15 or very Boon
thereafter.
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HIE LADItONIS CAPTURE
Described by tho Officer Who Fig
ured in tho Exploit.
THE AFFAIR WAS BLOODLESS.
KiumliirdH Itml So Tlmo to llolnr or
I'l'ppnro Any TroncliuroiiH Tricks,
lS'ntlvo Troops Jtolf-nsotl, Hut Sjiiui
liiriln Ciirrlocl Awny,
Wheeling, Atip. 8. The details of the
bloodless canture of the principal of
the I.ndrone iHlnnds reached Wheeling
yesterday In n letter to Hon. Augustus
Pollnk from the naval olllcer who fig
ured In the leading role of the exploit,
Lieutenant William Hruunersreuther,
executive oITtcor of tho cruiser Charles
ton. The letter Is as follows:
We have Just carried out our orders
to capture the Spanish authorities at
the capital of the Ladrone Islands,
Agnna. I was selected by the captain
to undertake this Job and given 100
men to land with ns a starter. I went
ashore to have a talk with tho governor
about affairs, and the result was that
did not lose even n single man. The
matter was all settled In one day, and
we are cnrrylng with us B4 soldiers
(Spanish) and six offlrers, besides a lot
of Mauser lilies and nearly 10.000
rounds of ammunition. I had the
whole to handle nnd did It up quickly.
The captain's Instructions were to wait
a half hour for his answer to our ulti
matum, then use my troops. I waited,
and In Just 2D minutes the governor
handed me his sealed reply addresed to
the captain of my ship, then In the
harbor about four or five miles off.
I knew this wns sealed with the sole
object of gaining time, and hence I i
broke the weal, read the contents, the
governor protesting, nnd saying that
that wos a letter for my captain. I re
plied: "I represent him hero. You are
now my prisoners, senors, nnd will
have to come on board ship with me."
They protested and pleaded, and finally
the governor said: "You came on shore
to talk over matters and you make us
prisoners Instead." I replied: "I came
on shore to hand you a letter and to
get your reply; In this reply now In
my hands you agiee to surrender all
under your Juilsdlctlon. If this means
anything at all. it means that you will
accede to any demands I may deem
proper to mako.
You will at once write an order to
your military man at Agann, the cap
ital (this place was five miles distant),
diiectlng him to deliver at this place
at 4 p. m. (it was then 10:30 a, m., June
21) all ammunition and Hags nn the
Island, each soldier to bring his own
rllle nnd ammunition and all the sol
diers, native and Spanish, with their
olllcers, must witness this." They pro
tested and demurred, saying this was
not time enough to do It. Hut I said:
"Senors. It must be done."
tub letter was written, read by me
and sent. I took all the ofllcers with
me In a boat nnd at 4 p. m. went ashore
again nnd rounded In tho whole outfit.
I was three miles away from my troops
and had only four men with me. At
4 p. m., when I disarmed 10S men and
two officers, I had 40 men and three
olllcers with me.
The keynote to tho whole business
was my breaking the seal of that let
ter and acting at once. They had no
time to delay or prepare any treach
erous tricks and I got "the drop" on
the whole outfit as they say out west.
Tho native troops I released and al
lowed to return to their homes unre
stricted they had manifested great Joy
In being relieved from Spanish rule.
While It was harsh, It was war, nnd in
connection with the Spanish treachery
It was all that could be done. Twenty
four hours would have yes, I believe
even four hours, with a leader such as
the governor was, a lieutenant colonel
In the Spanish army given them a
chance to hide along the road at Agana
and at Intervals In the dense tropical
foliage they could have almost an
nihilated any force we could land. The
approaches to the landing over shallow
coral reefs would have made a land
ing without n terrible loss of life al
most an Impossibility.
We have Increased by conquest the
population of the United States by
nearly 12,000 people. The capital has a
population of 0,000 people. This harbor
In which we were Is beautiful, easy of
access, plenty of deep water, admitting
of tho presence of a large number of
vessels at the same tlmo, and Is an
Ideal place for a coaling station. If our
government decides to hold the Philip
pines, It would then come In so well;
San Francisco to Honolulu 2,100 miles,
Honolulu to Island of Guam 3,300 and
thence to Manila 1,000 miles. With a
chain of supply stations like this we
could send troops tho whole year round
If necessary and any vessel with a
steaming capacity of 3.C00 miles could
reach a base of supplies.
The details I have scarcely touched
upon, but had the olllclals and soldiers
dreamed for one moment that they
were to be torn from their homes, there
would, I feel sure, been another Btory
to tell, and I am firmly convinced
this letter would never havo been
written.
The captain, In extending to me his
congratulations, remarked: "Brauners
reuther, you'll never as long as you
Mve have another experience such as
this. I congiatulate you on your
work."
All this whole affair was transacted
In Spanish. I hnd nn Interpreter with
me but forgot all about using him. I
did not want them to get a chance to
think even before It was too late.
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regiment of Immunes, were struck by
a train on the Richmond, Fredericks
lmiK and Petersburg railroad at Po
tomac Uun, six miles from this town,
Saturday nlKlit, and killed. It Is sup
posed the men went to sleep besld the
track. Hotli were registered as be
longing In WashliiKton. They were
hurled yesterday ulth military honors
In the National cemetery.
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Did Not Rny It Wim Posslblo to Untor
Siiiitlngo'H Mlniil llnrlior.
Washington, Aug. 8. Secretary Long
requests the publication of the follow
ing from Admiral Sampson, under date
nf July 27:
"I nm led to write nt the present tlmo
on account of the publication of an ar
ticle which appealed in the papers of
the lDth Inst, in which Commodore
Schley Is made to say that ho had
stated, apparently to the writer, that
he had over and over ugaln declared
It was possible to enter the harbor of
Santiago, notwithstanding the mines.
"Commodore Schley called upon me
yesterday and voluntnrlly stated thnt
the publication of the article on the
19th was false In every particular; that
he not only never stated anything of
the kind, but that he had never even
thought of It; that he had always en
tliely ngieed with me on this ques
tion, and that he did not know a single
olllcer whose opinion differed from
mine."
Kntnlly Shut Ills i'lnynintr..
Wellsboio, Pa., Aug. 8. Mvans Hath
away, the 8-year-old son of George M.
Hntlmway, the Inventor, of this place,
yesterday accidentally shot and killed
Walter S. Dartt. a playmate. Mr. Hert
Dartt, the father, who was cleaning
some guns In the building where the
accident happened, lan to the boy's
assistance, but he lived only a few
minutes. Young Hathaway is almost
crazed with grief.
Arrival nf Sp:fnKli Transports.
Santiago il Cuba. Aug. 8. The Ali
cante, tho first Spanish transport, ar
rived yesterday afternoon, and Gen
eral Shaftcr expects to begin shipping
the Spanish ptlMiners of war by her to
day. Geneial Wheeler sails on the
Miami.
The man is consid
ered the most reckless of m
who risks his life by putting
his head Into the mouth of
a savage Hon. The men who perform this
foolhardy act are few and far between.
There are tens of thousands of men who
daily do a much more rash and dangerous
deed. They are the men who overwork
and neglect their health. No man can do
this with impunity The inevitable result
is serious illness and premature death.
One of the most common results of care
lessness in regard to health is consumption.
There is one, and only one, unfailing rem
edy for this dread disease. It is Dr. Tierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. It has a record
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fibres and gives sound, refreshing sleep.
I took a severe cold with sore throat," writes
Mrs. A. S. Kverhart. of Oanl Spring. Scott Co.,
Intl. " Soon I began to cough. My right side
became sore so that when I couched it seemed as
thousrh mv si Jc would burst. The nhvsician said
I had pleurisy. I took his meclicine for some
time and got no better. All through the spring
and summer I used mustard plasters and fly blis
ters on my side and over lungs. Finally I began
to ache so badly between rav ihoulders that
could hardly endure it and at times nlmost
smothered My breith was so short that t could
scarcalv talk Several of my near relatives had
died of cotiAnmptlon I thought 1 would try
Ilr Tierce's ttolden Medical Discovery. I took
two bottles of It and two of his ' pleasant rel
tets,' ami am a new person I would not take
any money for the benefit received "
WM. "SCHMICKER, JR7
Agent for
Shenandoah and Vicinity
-For--
BARBEY'S
Beer and Porter.
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CURED BY CUTICURA
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si lui scr itclini" inv hr .d fnm inurn.
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mi l i i litjil 1 luil no rest 1 m ,n'il y
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np! ! il ( i Tin iia ns a ilrcing. Jow my
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ri'ineilles, tlii-v failed. I tried Oi ticiika SOAr,
Mm M J i HW.'.'ir, llalliilaySt.,.Iersi City.
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marled In plain wr tpper on roreliif of price
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