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A Fleet to Be Sent to Thu Spanish Coas
-A Determination at Washington
to Force tits Frielding- Every-
where -Commodore Watson,
and His. Eastern Squadron
to Go at Once.
Qn the Rio Guama, June 20, noon, via
Singston, Jamaica. Monday, Juno 27, 9
a,in,-The advance force of the American
army rests on this stream, with the city
of Santiago do Cuba four and one.half
miles westward, in plain sight.
Last night the outposts, consisting of
two companies of the 7th Regiment
tinder Major Coolrldgo, oceipledpositi0A1
at right angles to the road, guarding the
crossing a mile and a half beyond Saban-
ilia,
abanilia, where three regiments of Gen, LaW-
ton's division aro encamped, the 1st, 4th,
and 17th, The Sth, 22nd and 2nd Massa-
chusetts, with the Rough Riders, 20th
Cavalry and portions of several other regi.
manta strung out behind them toward
,iuragea. About 500 Cubans Under Qel%
Gonzalo were camped around Sion, TAW -
ton's headquarters, but loss than 50 of
them did scout duty last nights
Gen. Wheeler, to day, with *helot, Sad
and 10th Cavalry, and the Rough Riders,
with dynamite guns, moved up to where
Gep, Lawton's outposts Were lent nI hat
and four batteries of the find Artillery
and tour Catling guns, with a speoiai.
detail under Lieut. Parker, were broesht
up and planted on the brew of a hili
overlooking the basin in which Santiago
do c:uba lies,
The top of every hill and mountain
north and east of Santiago is oeoupled by
blockhouses, from which the Spaniards
can view the movements of the American
army as it advances beyond Saba.nilla,
while to tho eastward of the city, gushiug
every knoll and bit of high grvnn(1 are
Spanish entrenchments
The correspondents of the Assser iatod
Press, from an elevation to the right of
the American line to -day, counted 34 of
these entrenchments, completely fencing
every approach to the city, The trenches
have been dug as the ground admitted.
The ends of trenches overlap whore breaks
in the line occur, thus securing compara-
tive safe retreat from rifle fire 111 arse
part of the tranches aro captured, Upon
ono of these works modern guns have
been mounted. They can be plainly seen
with the naked eye.
Spies report that inside the entrench-
ments aro four parallel lines of rillo pits,
shoulder deep, and in front of them aro
narked ranges and aovorel roads of
barbed wire fence,
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Reception of the :NOWs.
Washington, D.C., June 38. -The Ad-
ministration yesterday finally came to a
decision to send nn American squadron
to the Spanish coast and into the Medi.
torrenean. Several times since the war
broke out rumors to this effect have cir-
culated, but the project had not matured.
It required the Spanish movement to the
Philippines by Caviare's squadron to de-
cide the Navy Department to adopt this
bold stroke.
Tho first announcement through a bul •
lotin posted at the Navy Department of
the Government's intention leas received
with incredulity. 'T'here was a suspicion
that the story was being floated to deceive
the Spanish Government. However, when
later in the day the detail of the vessels
selected to constitute Commodore Wat-
son's eastern squadron was announced
and official orders wore given to provide
rho fleet for four months, it became ap-
parent to the last doubter that the Gov-
ernment was in earnest in this purpose
to despatch the fleet to Europe. Three
vessels selected as colliers have started
already on their way to Newport News to
take on a large supply of coal. It will
require about a week to get this down to
Sampson's fleet, so if the start is to be
Blade from that point, 1t will bo impossi-
ble for Commodore Watson to get away
before the fourth of July.
This would seem to be an auspicious
date for the beginning of an expedition
that will, for the first rule in the world's
history, start from the new world to at-
tack Continental Europe. No attempt is
made to deny that the Government is in-
fluenced in ordering this movement by a
desire to check The progress eastward of
the Cadiz fleet. It was not believed that
the Spanish admiral could be guilty of
tho folly of uncovering his ]some ports in
this fashion, but inasmuch as he seome
determined to do so, the naval strategists
could not do loss than take advantage of
the opportunity offered to strike a crush-
ing blowat Spain, and thereby save
muoh loss of life and money in the con-
duct of the tedious campaign in Cuba.
Tho determination to send this squad•
ron against Spain was the outcome of
direct official advices reaching' the State
and Navy Departments as to the progress
of Admiral Camara's squadron. Tho
sgmadeon is the most formidable Spain
has afloat, in total tonnage, strength of
individual ships, armor and guns.
The eastern squadron, which the Uni-
ted States will now send against Spain,
far outranks the Spanish squadron. The
Iowa and Oregon exceed. the Pelayo and
Carlos V. at every point, while the other
United 'States vessels aro far superior ship
for ship to those,ot the Spanish squadron,
With the single exception • of the two
Spanish torpedo boat destroyers
Gen. Miles for Cuba.
Preparations for hurrying reinforce-
ments to General Shatter and for the
Porto Rican expedition ale progressing as
fast as possible. General Shatter's orders
are to send bank to Tampa as many of
the transports with his expedition as he
can spare. It was stated officially yester-
day that Genoraal Miles, commanding the
army, would command tido next expedi-
tion which loaves the United States. Just
what this is to,be, and. where it is to go
comet not be ascertained. The number of
reinforooiuents which aro to bo sent to
Shatter will be an expedition nearly as
formidable as that which left Tampa two
weeks a
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camera's Fleet in the Canada
New York, June 28. --With Camara's
fleet at Port Said, Egypt, it is stated, aro
THE PALACE C
fined on shipboard,. .
The fleet is new reported as passing
through the Suez Canal.
TO WArrF UX OL'O_ SP5 N5
Uncle Sam Is Sending a Fleet A.o resorb
Atlantic Ocean,
Washington, June 28 -The Navy De-
partment has posted the following bulls•
tin under date of yesterday:
Commodore Watson sails to -.day in the
Newark. to join Sampson, when ho will
take under itis command an armored
squadron, with cruisers. and proceed at
()nee og the Spanish coast.
'rho Eastern Squadron,
The. Navy Department has posted the
following bulletin, showing Commodore
Watson's squadron. It is designated the
Eastern squadron and is a8 follows:
Flagship Newark, battleships Iowa and:
Oregon, cruisers Yosemite, 'Yankee and
Dixie, and the colliers Scindia, A.barenda
and Alexander, The start will he made
at once, from off Santiago,
The builatin also showed the follewiag
ohanaes in designation if the 4131510518 of
'United, States war Vessels;
North ,Atlantis fleet, Reer-,Adnairal
Sampson, eoinmending,
First squadron, Commodore T, A,
Howell, commending,
Second squadron. CommadareW. S.
Sobley, colnnlanding.
Naval hese, ley West, Flee Comma
done Homey, commanding,
Hobson is Well Treated.
New York, lune e.S.-In reply to a
query' British Consul Hamden cables
from Santiago de Cube:
"Robson is in At spaoiaue front room
on the ground floor of the barracks, in
which is a large window looking an the
road, The food supplied him is good and
not limited to regulation rations.
"Hobson is allowed wine, but acme
thingo are wanting in consequeneo of the
blockade, causing, a dearth of many artl-
des. poison has relleetcdiy expressed to
me his satisfaction at the treatment
accorded to hint. Nobody hare prevents
lits sending a: Ineeenge, but his rules 05
service forbid. His men are In a room
an the sumo Aaar with a largo door. In
the upper pare of which are iron bars,
feeble the barrack yard. 'The food is bet-
ter than that given to the Spanish sol-
diers, but tile dearth of supplies eauses
very limited choice. I visit them fro.
quently."
The Dying War Correspondent.
Now York, June 28.-A Sibouoy des-
patch via Port Antonio, says: "Edward
Marshall, the New York Journal corres-
pondent, who was shot twice, is making
a plucky struggle for life. Ono ballot
entered his abdomen and .another his
spine. His lower limbs are paralyzed end
ho is (lying.
"Marshall while being rescued asked
for a cigarette, and as lie lay on a
stretcher smoking tho cigarette he calmly
dictated the story of the battle as ho had
seen its, his words being taken down on
tho nay back to the American camp."
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Tames in Memory of an Only Son,
This is in a fond remembrance.
Of our friend that's Crossed the river.
Whose name shall oe to memory dear
Forever and forever,
In memory ot the one we loved,
As we could love no other,
Who was a widow's only son,
And was an tartly brother.
The orphan's God shall be your stay,
Who sends no needless sorrow,
For He that did afflict today,
Will comfort yeti to-rnorr'ow-
Eelieving in a Saviour's love,
And the promise to us given,.
We hope to meet in the Home above,
With those that rest in ileasele.
And is it not a gierious hope.
When time shall be no tenger.
That we may spend eternity.
Where love is all the strenr.er.
And when we hear the Master's 'Wee,
For us to crass the river,
We hope to meet at the pearly gate,
TO part no mere forever.
,Annetta.
;Vora Troops for Manila.
San Francisco, Cal., June 23, -Another
fleet ot transports has sailed out through
the Golden Gate to the Pacific. Yesterday
afternoon the third fleet of vessels, loaded
with soldiers and supplies for the Philip-
pines, hoisted anchor, and, amid the
screeching of a hundred whistles and the
booming of emanate proceeded down the
bay toward the ocean, and are well on
their way to the Philippines.
The ships which left yesterday carried
about 4,000 pion, under command of
General McArthur, who has made the
steamer Indiana his flagship. The City
of Paris, the Ohio inti the Morgan City
were the other vessel:; to sail with the
Indiana. The steamer Valencia was not
ready for sea, and probably will sail with
tho steamer Newport on Wednesday.
General Merritt and his staff will proceed
to the Islands in the Newport, which has
beau especially prepared for the service.
U. S. Monitors Injured.
Washington, June 28. -Tho Navy De-
partment yesterday received two cipher
messages from Key West, Their contents
were carefully concealed. It has been
learned that the despatches informed the
department that two 'United States ves-
sels have been damaged, but to what ex-
tent could not be ascertained. The vessels
injured wore the monitors illiantonomah
and Purft.{an,
A Gatlin; Battery liounted.
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Kingston. Ja., June ,.s. -Four batteries
of American artillery and ai getting gun
battery have been planted on a hill over-
looking the basin in which Santiago de
Cuba lies. The American troops Were
within 2,800 yards of the Spanish en-
trenchments last night. In day time ,
n.ie the
pity of Santiago is in plain sight.
IVBOSE BODY Is This?
The Itemains 5)5 sa Tian mound at Point
Pelee, Oil taxi o.
Leamington, Ont., luno 28. -Yester-
day about 2 o'clock the body of a man,
which had come ashore west of Point
Pelee, was discovered by - Charles Gard-
iner. Coroner Chamberlain was at once
notified anis, upon oxavnivation, did not
consider it neoessary to held. an impost,
for the body had evidently been a long
time in the water and, although the flesh
of the face and exposed parts had been
Worn . away, it was in a good state of
preservation. Upon the body were dart:
clothes and a short dark overcoat, and in
the pockets were found a gold watch,
with chain; a gold padlock, a 51 gold
silver;
niece, a: 509, 10c and 6o piece In
an aluminunI modal of the World's Fair
and another about the size of a dollar
piece, a silver izmsgo of the Virgin Mary
and a trunk key, a jack knife and comb.
It is supposed to be tho remains of Thomas
J Fagan of Detroit, who Was drowned
near Fighting Island, Nov. 80, 1897.
Wm. Arley and wife, an aged couple,
'ere burned to death at Halifax°
The four-year old daughter of John
McCarthy, Windsor, broke her arm by
falling off the stoop.
Joseph Flaherty, a. well-to-do young
farmer living near Guelph, was hilted
at a barn -raising.
The one legged tramp who killed P.
G• Twohey of London is eupposed to be
in hiding in West Middlesex.
:hiss Millie Dawsou, daughter of
Postmaster Dawsou,of Loudon,was very
seriously injured by a trolley ear.
Five young people were drowned by
the capsizing of as email boat on the
Flint River, near Flushing, 'Mich.
The four year-old son of 4r. Wlden-
dorshatt, Hamilton, was run over by a
market wagon andserlousiy hurt.
A. A. Jones, a deaf mute, aged
eighteen, was killed near Montreal
while wheeling over a railroad cross-
ing.
A five-year old daughter of Mrs.
Skinner, of Kalamazoo, Mich, was
drowned in a fountain at Clifton
Sl:rings,
A young son of Mr. Isaac Johnston
of Biubraoko was run over by a loaded.
wood wagon, one arm being badly torn
and broken.
Robert Wright, aged twenty, was
struck while erossinti the G.T.R. track
in a milk wagon at :Ilarriston and
badly injured.
The body of Miss Mary $astable, who
disappeared from Lachine last Novem-
ber, has been found in the St Law
renee River at Quebec.
Mr. John Junkin, an old resident of
Arnprlor, was driving in the vicinity
of Stewartville Friday evening, His
horses ran away and he was thrown
out, the wagon passing over him. He
only lived about one hour after the ac-
cident.
Betrothed to an Actress.
London, June 27. -Tho Evening News
yesterday afternoon announces the be-
trothal of Mr. Gerald Du Maurior, son of
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"Trilby,
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tib to'Miss
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tato author of
the Y,
Ethel Barryrnoro, the .American actress.
Miss Barrymore'is a neice of Mrs, John
Drove and a daughter of Maurice Barry
more,
An ,Explanation.
The reason for the great popularity
of Bood'sarsaparii'a lies in the fact
that this medicine positiveiy cures. It
is America's Greatest Medicine, and
the American people have an abiding
confidence in its merits. They buy
and take it for simple as well as ser-
ious ailments,confident that it will
do them good.
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A marl must consider his purchase
well these times; he must buy where
be can do the best.
Look At sputa of these iiigurese
Hood's Pills cure all liver ills. Mail
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Builds up and strengthens the nervoeosystem, 4,
and - evel stent to Ow •
restores lost vitality a d vp t
generative organs., stops all drains and losses; (i
invigorates and restores Iost manhood. ]t
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ABUSE, LATER EXCESSES, 01.001
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LIFE.
FOR
CORES GUARANTEED D OR14 O PAY
Pants sc ads to order, all
wool Leavy tweeds $2.00
Suits
Overcoats
Black Worsted ~�li
tai, - 12,00
Our $20 black beat all
ptlters at $3. ("eine azld sax
for yourself.
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!TAMES B. GMEYE
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TLE• SVPITIT,IS
EMISSIONS, VAItICOC ,
NERVOUS DEBILITY, S+ItrCTUR8,
GLEET, LMMPOTENCY, UNNA1"URAL
I)ISCHA1IGES, LOST elANROOD, RIO- dii
N.EY and RLA1)UER DISEASES. CON- a
SULTATION FATE.
DO NOT DELAY,
write at once for free book, question blank
and valuable information for home treatment.
Highest references and absolute proof of
cure.
Charges always reasonnbie and all corres-
pondence confidential. Plain envelopes used
only.
Me crines sent everywhere in plain package.e
free of duty and secure from exposure. Cal
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or address,naming this paper.
DR. G. H. BOB'ERTZ,
252 Woodward Ave.,, DETROIT, MICH.
Bicycles!
Bicycles I i
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Bicycle Pleasure.
Are you seeking Eke'elo pleasure
if so, you should seek first a good
wheel, We CPA furnish you any of
thebest wheels made, at lowest prices
Musical.
Do i you want anything in the
musical line, We have a choice lot
of Pianos and organs, tall .and itt•
spect them before, buying elsewhere.
A full stock
(1f sewing machines, baby car
ridges, etc. etc.
Perkins & iartin
THE
CENTRAL Bfitic
STORE.
Try WIN AN'S C'Ot' GII BALSAtd
for Coughs, Co'aca and L4c,aeiaiai trouble
In old or young.
We alnnnfaeture- ,
WINER'S i.1NAMENT
which is an excellent remedy for
Cramrs, Pains, Neuralgia. Sore Throat
and Influenza.
The Old Reliable, 'Wi's,an's Con-
dition J owders,
still holds first place in the market.
Also Lotion for scratehes on horses
and Condition Powderfor same.
SOLE AGENTS resit
DIX LUNG SYRUP.
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o freight Every incoming fv et„ht trate,
since last January, empties part
of its cargo on our floors, and ibe
new things have crowded every
foot of our large ftorr space.
WE ARE NOT
hurrying you to purchase, but
many prefer to get as near as
possible the first choice of new
Our s�
assortments. ck of Fur-
niture
1'r-
niture of all kinds was never
more complete. Purchasers get
from us always the
LOWEST PRICES
and the advantage of all thestudti
of styles and of the most perfect
taste that we can command.
S
SON •GIDL�Y�
Furniture Dealers & Undertakers