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’od 5 PHIS d~3 ood’s Sarsaparilla an! “'hen! m Cent: 1 flannel. PEMUDS OF PAIN. \\ Hv hunt n Hoarding Hun-e Ind. Hr I'hunghl ‘he Ui-Iu't Nerd Hun. on Can Get Tired AN EXCEPTION "‘.r')‘ w :1 .zv‘wu‘ .flesh. ’2' ‘m-lm» l Hank. A! '1 '3 1x92” 11'.» fines some “2:13er I ran from the mt back."â€"Detmit Free '1 is entircly free from does not seem to havo {x A. MLZER‘SEED l'hn' Failed «.v :‘x 5.; profit at 40' Zr. A Red Cross (80: Want. Rye. Oats, .\ oi "analogue for balance Wheel of .1: bane of 0.x ist- :1 means a time of W'l can gel. '."'~'t! uh tho ' 1“ poor. J 4min, the : bemuso ' of tho 1! ha; ever » .. n xrrwd, â€"- 1 1% of l; gngkh- d (be affl- unposeci made, -f the di- .uvm or “ I'el'l'Ule‘ n zntw {no :i‘txh'ch'el r [Moved vi. easily :1» In“?! in grg‘at m-x not ml a tuna SEN , Santiago ue Luna. all!) 40. â€" rue-r)- thing here is penceful. The 7.000 Spgn- 15h soldier: at Guantanamo laid down their arms Monday. The 3,350 from f’alma Sorianafian Luis and Longo sur- rendered Sunday to Lieut. Miley, and )Ionduy pack trains with provisions were sent to thc m. The only othersin~ cluded in the capitulation are 2,1200 troops at Baracoa and 1.000 at, Sagua. They have not yet been turned over but they are nowhere in Gen. Garcia‘s vi- cinity. fin is at Jiguany and rem-hell “,9er without encountering any Span- iurd<- Lwn. Shatter authorizes an ab- solute contradiction of the report that Garcia eponnntered a force of Span- mms who “are returning to Santiago to surrender mu! was defeated by them. i SURRENDER OF GUANTAI‘EAMO. saven Tl Their them. 1 Col. Ezra P. Ewers‘ of the Ninth in- fantry. m-Ylnf: fur (len. Shuftm‘, will ices-He IhC furntul surrender of Guan- lmmmn. Sunday (lemShaftPr released 40 Cubam who had been confined in the local jail on polilical charges. In- flced some of them were’confined with- out charges of any character. others ‘on thflc must trivial pretexts and yet others solely because of sympathy {with (he insurgent cause. The jail is still filled with many whose crimes and sentem‘es are not on record and are ‘nhgolutcly unknown. so far us has yet been ascertained. A general inâ€" vestigation has Leen ordered imme' fliately. ’ To Move on Havana. Washington. July :23. â€"â€" An authoriv tative stutmmmt is made to the effect that (ion. Miles as commander- inâ€" chief. aided b} Gens.Sha1ter. Brooke. Lee and (-ruhnm, with a combined force of 15mm nwn. are to Lake the field agnins! Havana in the (all. Meanâ€" kvhik- Shufwr': men will be recalled to {he [Tniwd States for recuperation, vthree regiments from Tampa going to Santiago to take their places. in com- pany with the immunes now there. The Spanish troops in Havana. to- gether wiih the residents. have strongâ€" ly fortified the city. say Spanish re- ports. and are eager for an opportuni- ty to measure arms with the American- forces. All empress a willingness it is asserted to 5 ield up their lives if nec- essary. They “'11:! to Smoke. London. July 23.â€"The Daily Tele- graph publishes a dispatch from St. Petersburg. which says the ladies of the Russian court are greatly upset at the fact that the czarinn has forbidden cigarette smoking in her presence. The dispatch adds that the ladies have petitioned her majesty‘to withdraw the prohibitory ukase, pointing out that ladies smoke cigarettes at all the courts of Europe and that there are smokers among the crowned heads and the princesses of royal blood. includ- ing the dowager czarine. the empress of Austria, the queen of Roumania, the queen regent of Spain and the queen of Portugal, while, they allege, the greatest devotee of all is Princess Hen- ry of Prussia. the sister of the czar-inn. Garcia Attacks Captives. Santiago, July 21, via Kingston, Ja- maica. July 23.â€"â€"â€"It is reported that 5.000 Spaniards include in Tornl's caâ€" pitulution while marching to Santi- ago to surrender to Shatter were am- bushed by 4,000 Cubans under Garcia, but put the latter to rout after hot fighting. During the battle Garcia was told his opponents were prisoners of War of the American army. but. he scorned the notification. London. July 26. â€"â€" A dis Dan} (‘E ronicie {10m Sh that Li Hm1i.rhe kingofC to abiiicmv and take 'rei Urixhh consulate at $9011 3511 wwnxil. however, declin him Thousand Spaniards Lay Down Ir Armsâ€"Report 0t Garcia'- Defeat 1- Gou‘mdlctod. '0 de Cuba. July :30. â€" Every- 9 is peaceful. The 7.000 Spgn- r: at Guantanamo laid down In Monday. The 3,350 from “'anu- to Alulk-an- 26. â€"â€" A dispatch toihe e from Shanghai says m king of‘Corea. desires Ll take refuge at the fa ur Seoul. The Brit- at Seoul. The Brit- 1', declines to receive Wnshington, July 23.~â€"0ne of the most agreeable events of the day was the arrival at the navy department of Lieut. Robson, the hero of the Merri- mac. The oflieials were not informed of his approaching visit. except through the newspapers. Consequent- ly when he reached the railway station here at 2:38 o'clock ridny afternoon there was no officin \here to meet him. nnd his reception was truly dem- ocratic. He suceeedptl- in escaping ob- servation us he passed through the train shed, coat. nnd umbrella in hand. and followed by a porter proudly enrâ€" rying his bag. but before he emerged from the station some one spied him, a, hurrah Went up from one throat by him, and in a moment the stntion rev sounded with vociferous shouting. The cry of “llobson, Robson." rnng out and the crowd closed about him. shaking his hand and pushing him about until he \\ as rescued by the po- lice and escorted to his carriage. anon- Lieutenant Came: to Urge the flattening of the tnvlng o! the Spanish “Ir-hing. The officer was driven at once to the Army and Navy club. and after brush- ing- himself, up he drov; over to the navy department. A large crowd had gathered about the doorway and the hearty welcome it gaw’c the young of- ficer brought blushes to his cheeks. "fie. ~-__.n_.. About 5:3C o‘clock Lieut. Slobson went to the white house to pay his rev spects to the president. Secretary Long accompanied him, the two wnlk- ing over to the executive mansion from the navy department. The president received them in the cabinet room. He gave Lieuh. Bobson a most cordinl greeting and paid a high tribute for what he regarded as one of the most conspicuous acts of gallantry in the history of naval warfare. The lieuten- ant modestly acknowledged the comâ€" pliments of President McKinley and quietly turned the conversation to the objecL States at this timkthe effort mat is being made to save to the navy of this country some of the vessels of Admiralt Cerveru's squadron. ’ Washmgtou, July 22.~The authori- tative declaration was made Thursday that the island'of Puerto Rico is to be held as a permanent possession of this 'I‘L A “y”. _. __ r' country as the price-of the war. The subjoined practically official state- ment was made to (he press Thurs- day: “Puerto Rico will be kept by the United States. That is settled and has been the plan from the first. Once taken it will never be released. It will pass forever lnto the hands of the United States and there never has been any other thought. Its posses- sion will go toward making up the heavy expense of war to the United States. Our flag. once run up there, will float over the island permanent- ly." Wlll Send I B!- Force. San Francisco, July 22.â€"â€"-An utter- noon paper auertl on the authority of an unnamed army officer that 40,000 troops will be sent to the I‘hilippines from this city. The assertion is based on the surmise that the insurgents will give the United States trouble and that it will require at least 40,000 United States soldiers to preserve order in the Philippines. Preparations are being made to rush the available transports and nearly 4,000 soldiers will be dis- patched in two weeks. Spnnllh Prllonerl Elclpe. Atlanta, (311.. July 22.â€"â€"-It was report- ed at midnight that tour of the Span- ish prisoners confined at Fort McPher. son since the' beginning of hostilities with Spain had escaped. The officer in charge of the barracks refused to either deny or confirm the report, but several cniisted men “ho came in from the post said three of the Spaniards had got away Wednesday and one Thursday night. HOB§ON ARRIVES. of his mission to (he l'nitcd Will Ke'ep Pact-(o Rico. OflcI-I Story at (he Eng-[ement .1 nnnnlnllloâ€"Bplll-h Gua- bouu Destroy ed. Playn del Este. Guantanamo. July ! sava mm 22.â€"-Thc following in the official ac- uéfla‘ n count of the latest naval victoryâ€"(hat "3m“! (:1 M Munznnilloâ€"modutly told by Com- . , n S Y munder Todd. of the Lnxled sum ‘ _ math: gunbont \VilmingMu, in his report to but “I" ( Admiral Sampson: bers of 1} 15 the vessels on blockade duly ln (bl.- vlclnlty. the Wilmington. Helena. Scorpion. Inst. Hornet. anpaluck and Osceola, up- proached the harbor o! Manunlllo from (he wenw-rd. A: half-past seven [he WH- F mlnmon and Helena entered me northern ‘ \ ° channel toward the clly,1hc Scorplon and John .\ Osceola the m‘d'ChPml’“ Ind (he- Hm. Har- . bunnl 0f nsxnrslnal 3 "At "v." o'clock on the morning of Juiy l Benn-ville I . I lanempxt { I {mm The Spanish loss is believed (0 have been in the neighborhood of 100 killed. The gunbonu destroyed or driven ashore were the Delgado. Guantanamo. Ostralin, Continoin and Guardian. Uén. (inn-I- \Vlthdr-wl. New York, Jul} 22.«â€"A Santiago speâ€" cial to the Jouruu1,dnlod July 20, any! that (ion. tinrcia has written a letter to Gen. Shutter declaring that he is disgusted Mi his treatment ut the hands of the Americans, and will therefore withdraw his forces to the hills. The receipt of this information would seem to indicate that the report of Gun. Garcia's death was untrue. Among the things of which Gen. Garcia complains is the failure of the American commander to otiivially noti- fy him of the surrender of the Span- ish force under Gen. ’I‘ornl. and he in also incensed at the alleged fact that he was not invited to be present at the ceromony attending the formal cupitulation of Santiago. Another grievance is the retention of the Spanish civil authorities in the administration of their function: in Santiago. (‘ouId-‘t Agree. Wilmington. 10121.. July 26.-â€"â€"A!ter having been kicked up since last. Fri. day at. 12:45 o'clock the jury in the case of United States Senator Richard R. Kenney. who is charged with aiding and abetting in the looting of the First. national bank of Dover, M‘ondny night were still unable to agree upon 3 Ver- diut nnd were discharged by Judge Bradford from further consideration of the cow. It is said that since the case went to the jury About 25 ballots were taken .‘uxd in nearly every in- stance the vote stood 7 to 5 for ac- quittal. Each local chief (lesirés to become the supreme ruler of his island. It is piti- ful to think that n nutiun like the Spanish has been beaten by such mis- erable specimens of humanity. Amer- ican inactivity is telling on the natives in the rebel districts. Food is plenti- ful, but there is no money to purchase it. and no way to distribute it. London, July 22.~The Manila curre- rpuudent 0111“: Daily Mail, umlvrdme of July 143, commenting on tho “Mme of anarchy among the-reln-h,” says: LATEST NAVAL BATTLE. Each “'11“. to lie Ruler (inn-I- \Vlthdr-w- \‘Ic-tluf of (In Mall. (‘miseppe \‘erno. an Italian shoe. mlker in Ballerina who has sou-rut times attempted to commtt suicide. says that he ll the Victim uf ”1' Mafia. He says that he inrurred the "unity o! the Math while working in 3 New York shoe factory and became a marked man. He fled to St. Louis. but wul driven out of there by memA bers of the Mafia, who puruued him to Helix-ville. He in in conitnnt {ear of nsxursination and it htu driten him to attempt to take his ownltfe. Fork-II TIu-Ir IIIIIP-Ilt‘fl'. thn A. Hinge-y, prank-m n! flu Dunn! of Control of file vmlnulumn rank of the Knighu of I'fihium hus inuod :1 Circular letter from Spring- field in whirl) ht‘ call! BIH'HHUH to the fm-xthn! th» lawn of llu- unh-r pro- vide Hm! [H‘th‘e' pl'l‘Yh‘I‘ in 1hr urm)‘ und mny h) (inu- of “ur rhnll fnrfri! 1hr vortifim-ntvs uf rmhmnwnl and all oluims Hu-rvundrr of MI) Int-usher u! the o-ndum'lnent runk U! the Knights of l’y‘hma, hcrexofure or hrrruhrrufl- mil'h-d. Ann-Saloon Len-no. The MUN The exovulivé cummltlre a! lhr “IV was “1.0m n‘nis Anti-Sulmm league met in Spring- ‘0 be 0”,, field, perfected a perm-mm! organizu» (‘O‘CTPll in tlnn, rsmlxliuhed lu-ndquurtrn m ‘be ‘tho “mi“, state capital and cloned the following Mus.“ mu ”"1"”: Rev. \Vil Prefldent, RH' P R "thinner (Thlragn; vice preudrnu, Rev. Dr, Huruve Reed. of Danvzlle. A. r: Turner. of Lincoln, and \‘Iur-Gcnernl “lulu-y, of Bprmlfleld. re- cording nerreur)‘. Run Frank (5 (Jr-ff. M Chump-Mn: lrruurer, Rev. (‘. R C:r|on. o! Spnngneld. Lawyrrl Elm-I (Dflo'rm The lllinma State- liur unm'iuliun held its tummy-around annual wniun In ('hicngn and elm-ted (hr fulluvnng (min-rs: l’rm-fdrr Y, Harm) H Hun}. l‘hirnxn fin! vh‘e preside-m. Hen-m: \Mmd, Emulhum, Mrond \xw prelidvnl. Juilun Rummhll. (‘hlcaxm lhIr-l Hoe prealdvmr, Jnmru M Shinn, Hull-La. lurch-tun Am} (roamrrr. Jnmrs ll. Mulhrzty. Sphnzfirld. In n drunk“. raw a! \‘r\\ “men Josvph Duunry “n.- HHI-d undk Fred Kelli \ )Jml Inim- in 1hr uhdnmrn un-i {mull} \‘lill'll(1".d lhr Hmtxuu-n firm] b_\ 101m “mud “hut-wupl-«l. Hun-men quarrrlrd “H'r pnliiit‘h. ])u\\n(-\ “as a \n-lHu-du fuz'mrr. A (ion. Shunt-I. Avonrdinfi to the register at the ('niH-rhity of ("hit-ago, just published, then- uus a total enrollment lust year of 2.307 students. 379 being women. Delaware is the only flute that did nut have a representative. Illinoil head.» the 115! “Mb 1,094. , Hm soldic-n' reunion (ouxxniuee has duidud to hold flue annual reunion of Lakc' county nuldieru um! Qilnrl at (inns lake on August 'H and Stplenr Told I- a row Linen. One hundred head of cattle, pre- pun-d {or sale, were destroyed by a fire in (he slanghur house of Nash Bros. in (‘hicngm The (P. A. R. Indies 0! “allnvr pm.“ In Centralin held a picnic on the bank. of Crooked creek and the l2-3rnr-old non of Alderman L. E. Thomas was drowned “bile bathing ILLINOIS STATE NEWS. Brut-st Kuhhnnn, a farmer at 1.03" man. was urn-Med 0n a charge- nf nr- 1 Inn. “is lmmv and burn were reventâ€" I )y drnlrnyu-d by fire. ‘ Mic-bar] Meade was “fuck and inâ€" unmly killnd by u {an ”liq on Uni Rock Inland rnnd at l'Pru. L Judge Trude "mam-rd Edward 3 Smith In the prniu-nlinry for life for! thu vmurder of Juhn Hclunnn m Southl Chicngu. 'n '4 ‘J_‘ \hl\ llh\r. Auguat Nell. uue of Rushvillr's nld~ min-n! and n pruwinrnl hardware MI (‘1 ultfruhulfl. drown-d dead un the public rqulrr, ,._ l g 1 um. Tnunrr hu- nppoinled S. L. Rai‘hjr. n! \thnlon. u: be- puNjc m1~ ministrmnrmf Dupnge couuly, and (mm-rt l. Milk-r, of «1mm, (0 he cuumy judge of Fulton count)" (0 put ecu-«15H. \rm’drung‘llervnsrd. Fred ){I-“idx “an kil'ki'd In 1hr heul by n hurm- and killed at Keram-t. Miss Minnir \{M'lvllamL aged 1‘. juxnpcd frum n runnuny varriagr in Monmouth :nnl l-rukv hrr neck, and James H. Suwuan. aged 15. fell on A ruck \“hilf‘ bathing. ulsu hrrnkiug his Lion Tnunrr Rai‘hjr. of Win ministrmnr ,nf (EillH-rt 1. Milk (‘\'rui h- pnsulnger uL' Michngnn SI his honir in l' nt’k‘ A l-‘nl-l Qu-rn-l K, \"ilhrr. gr in l-llgin. aged 4230;”: In!!! for ”It“ luKl‘ ‘qu Ir 0 mnhcrn ruiluu) died at mr. gt'nt-ral “Hirrn fur the Lukr Shure A: a farmer at "of!- The London Misxionary SO(‘il‘._\' hl‘ 25 women on in board of direclog'l. The l'niled I’rrlbyteriln synoa 0! Scotland ndnph‘d unanimounly flu. plun- for rruniun with Iln‘ Fm ('hurch of Scotland. Wisconsin is providing traveling KP bruries for her soldier; The full sutinivn for thr Neruda. church in (he l'niu‘d Slates. just pub- lished. indicates A man membership of 14,563. a net increase of 333 for tho yon r “'hile vu- nre showering iitilitiiited' pruiseu on t‘hn- giillunt "It‘ll who stood ‘ on the bridge of the fated Merrimmo; i and on his companions who were t‘ 11heir perilous post»: of duty on the “Pf 4 per deck, on that memornble mot-dug = in Santiago harbor. let us not {ox-M ‘ the heroes in the “stoke hole." It Lient. Robson and hits associate- ‘ were brave. what is to be said of tho sublime courage o! the engineer who-o ‘ band was, at the throttle and the fire- nmii whn ghmeled (‘nai into the bin!- in! furnnecs as the good uhip nailed into the jaw: of death? Here wer. ‘ heroes. indeedv heroes of song and ' story, of rumnnee and rhyme. such ll might inspire poets to the‘ loftielfl flights and the pen of the historiafl with “In“ ing imagery President Dwight. of Yale, And nouncn Hun he would be plt'lifd I. haw the- nlumui and friends of the 1nd Ililutiun furnish it with “.IH‘UAXJO. and he would like to hive i! all before I”. llc-v. Newoll lhught llillix. l). 1).. sucx cessnr m l’rnf. Dmld Swmp. Chicago. and RN: Frank W. hum-31mm, D. D... proaidrm of Arnmur instilm». (‘hicr pa. will lwomm- usanointv editor: 0‘ Ililllimlu-ru Furru, R8“. “'illium (. Rulx’rts. 1). 1)., until recently N-nlur wort-tut) 01 (he Preo- bytt-riun board of hmm- missionu Ind formerly presidpnt of Lnkr Forent unl- vernlly. hur now-med \lu- presidency“ (‘c-nu-r cum-go. Kentucky Prof. “’illium Libbey. u! I‘rince!ol nun-en“). will lend a uciomific expo- dilion [H ”mm“ ”my”. He hope. to visit and o-xyluro 11w \mriul cave. of the Huvsaiinn kings of long ago. So far In known nu while mun has ever Pxplnrwl them or gained turn a good gem-ml idvu regarding ‘hezn. The mus! PM“ nsiul Hit-rinometer i. in 1151' nl 1hr Johns ankim uninrsity. I! is known :m l’rnf. Moulnnd‘li flach mmm-‘rr. nud 1s \ulurd m “0.000. n is nn nhmlun-ly pvrh‘t'l inurument, nlld1hrprullllhhulnunHn'fllnis are no firm Hut! '1! in name-mun) to un- a micro- N'Upl' tn rrml kuL l‘nlnrpI-Ird III-user) 0! ”so sick.- nud the Man II Inc Throflle ot the Mornâ€"go. 0n the bridge Howl :1 man wha pinyefl in the great lottery for th. grandvst prize of life. “'hethor he lost nr “an. enduring fame was hil.‘ Sucre“ mvnnt the lining: of his nnmd on the roll of immortality along with! thou- 0! Dc-vu')‘. l'nul Jam-h, Dooltur' Perry and l-‘nrrngut. What a hurt wreath of everlasting glory-for and singin- act in NW (re-rat dramno! war! , But down in '11? hold. 201??! below the surfaro- of thv rolling billown‘ in" omhmuu darkness, rrlim'cd only by thq light of flick-ring lamps, no soundq save ‘he drunk of the engine, thoi creaking of the hull and the lwuh 0‘ the lnnhing “'num ('nmr to to” augh' of whu! wa- ‘runupiring above. Nothw‘ ing but the soul 01 wk» (0 inspire "101 men? Nu plum- for them on hmc' eternnlramphip ground! Nothingbu‘ (he selflsnme npirit of Jim Bludsoe lire-p "ha-r nuzvln- m 1h:- bnnk (”I t but himm-lf wru- uufe on nhore. The mun with hi: hand upon 01‘ valve and hit: been our imrnt upon t \Hn’rJng hells. Ihl’ mrn. grimy, sweuh 1mg, Nackrnml. {uriounly piling co“ into 1hr yawning. roaring furntceH neither knowing when lhe drcgd ex- plodnn would (-01:19 ‘hat might lend (hrm. torn fragment- and scattered upon 1hr {our windl to 1h!!!” few doom 1hI‘BQ “1- rr flue rt-ul heroe- 0‘ thr Murrrimnrf Tlu'} knew tin-re wuuld lu- nu lilting rowan] for the-m. nn plnrimn hark-go whirl: ”my could trammit to their cliilulru-n, nu ra-novm such in would on- rolnp ilu- lenders ai Tbornmpylnc. at. 1hr Alamo. nr (lit- cool and during lieu- u-nam «m the lurixlgv ubm'e them. To \livm it “In lint). plum and simple. humlrln- and “hm-lire. “ith the fun knmxln-«lga- that 1ln- reward must be ill" (wimrimnnen of duly vu'll phr- furnw-l. .\'n Millstnmiul promotion, on!) u flu-ting nutorieiy. no pointing thv \'-u_\‘ uln-ro' glory walls-I All lllllfllrl an) “o. to ”it inlrvpid Pn- ginvor mnl fin-man of ibc Morrinucl Long may their mrmories be pfl‘berVPd by their admiring countrymen! All honnr in men whose only reward is me conxciousnm of duly performed! «Baltimore Bel-3K SCHOOL AND CHURCH. HEROES IN THE HOLD.