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July 15, 1898 PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. JULY * W ESTABLISHED JUNE 23, 1S«2—VOL. 35. PORTLAND, MAINE, FRIDAY MORNING, 15, 1898. gagggSffjmK PRICE THREE CENTS. MI SCEI.1.A>*E()MS. _ Hi YEARS ASONY ( THE FALL OF SANTIAGO. FROM ECZEMA EZCSO^cE • 1 —-----—---- CURED BY CUTICURA For ten years I suffered untold agonies from Eczema, my lower limbs being so swollen and broken out that I could hardly go about. My brother, a physician of thirty years’ practice, and other physicians of splendid ability, tried in vain to effect a cure and signally failed. I became absolutely disheartened, and had lost all hope, when a friend induced me to give Cuticura. Kemedies a trial. I used two cakes of Cuticura Soap and two boxes of Cuticura (ointment), and it resulted in an absolute and permanent cure. DAVID M. SAPP, Plymouth, 111. Sfebdy Cube Treatment fob all Skix axd Blood Humors, with Loss OF Hair.—Warm baths with Cuti- CZJBA Soap, gentle anointings with Octicuka, and mild doses 01 Cuticuba Rbsolvkxt. Bold throughout the world. Potter Dbugayd Chem, Cobp., Solo Props., Boston. “How to Cure LcSTaia," tee. « THE CHAPMAN NATIONAL BANK of Portland, Maine. FR«HM STOPPED- CAPITAL, $100,000.00 WITHOUT SHOT. Surplus and Undivided Profits, $25,000.00 Solicits the accounts of Banks,Mer- a cantile Firms, Corporations and Very Near To Scrap ia tinuta* Individuals, and is prepared to fur- Off Like namo nish its patrons the best facilities Santiago Dropped Daribor, and liberal accommodations. Intarsd Pair! OannsitQ Ripe Fruit. (Copyright 1893 by tha Associated Prose.) SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR SAVINGS. Playa del Este, Guanthnamo Bay, July Interviews and Oorrespondenne Invited. 14—A French gunboat of about BflOO tons (Copyright 1S89 by the Associated Press.) displacement attempted to oome Into tha CCI.LEN C. CHAPMAN, President* harbor about dusk Palaya Del Kste, Guantanamo Bay. tonight) ‘rflthoiat pel* THOMAS H. EATON, Cashier. mission and met with a 14.— 2 m.—General com- BfitpflBe party. -DIIUSCTOItS: July p. Toral, The cruiser Marblehead fired a manding the Spanish forces in Santiago black Shot CULLEN C. CHAPMAN, SETH L. LARRABEE, as the came into the de this sent a communi- gunboat edlHtnce to E. M. STEADMAN. CHARLES j. CHAPMAN, Cuba, morning the harbor, but no attention was paid to BRICE M. EDWARDS, PtRLEY P. BURNHAM cation to General Shatter, indicating his this and a shot from a elk pounder was HENRY S. OS GOOD, JAMES F. KAWXES, willingness to accept the terms of sur- 6ent across her bows, was WILLIAM El. render proposed yesterday and asking the This, too, dls« jei MARKS.w&Ftfistp the American commander to appoint com- regarded, gunboat coming along under full steam, For & few missioners to meet the Spanish commis- minutes it looked as if ft row was possible. The OLT OF TOWS YWm sioners to arrange to send the Spanish on the troons back to Spain. This will be trumpets Marblehead rang out a -;s WELL AS- call to and promptly done. quarters another Shot was sent across the The surrender of General Toral not only gunboat's bow this time NATIVES in uncomfortable (Chat warn- means the fall of Santiago, hut by the proximity have their or was Can cleansing dyeing terms of surrender the whole eastern end ing sufficient, however, and the done promply and correctly. We have cwpptu Wllli-I DAlioilitj DUUUCU" tailors’ pressmen. of the island falls into tho hands of the ness. Gentlemen's clothing a specialty. United States without firing a shot. Ladles' a It Is naval custom clothing specialty. The surrender is to include all the against for a war Kid Gloves Cleansed Every Day. vessel of one nation to enter a which Spanish troops at Santiago, Guantanamo, port vessels of another the nation are blockading CnCTCO^ ^ Forest City Dye House and Caimanera and Sagua, composing Steam Carpet Cleansing unless permission is The HIMI UW I rhklB VS of the given. captain VVork3# fourth corps Spanish army. of the French gunboat was either in 13 Preble St., opp. Preble House The portion of the province of Santiago ignorance of the American or de Cuba that lies east of the line from I occupation Wiw" chose to disregard it until re- Sagua, via Las Palmas to Asserradores, I foroibly minded Of the fact by Commander Mc- is surrendered to the United States, ► Gen. Disabled in of 3. x HOBSON’S CHOICE Linares, Spanish Commander, Fight July Qen. Shafter, the American Commander. Calltt. THE WEATHER. Would probably be a pair of those i The was to iaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa A4AAAAAA AAAAAAAA AAAAAA gnnboat allowed anohor In handsome llusset Calf or Yici the lower harbor for tba Bals we are making a specialty of night. at $3,50. GERMANY'S MEDDLING. WE KNOW Be has been more anxious than he dared Every lady who is looking for com- 5000 Embraces as fort as well as style will be more Territory show to the condition of our sick our Square than satisfied with liusset NEWS. NO soldiers and looked with apprehension Irene Affair Bore Serious Than Ee Polish Shoes, kid and cloth top, at * Washington, July 14.—Forecast for upon the possibility of a prolongation of ported. Friday for Maine, New Hampshire Miles and Several Cities. the struggle In the unhealthy valley of 14.—There was con- and Vermont: Fair in southern por- Washington, July Santiago. The Secretary said that the in siderable in administra- tions; showers northern portions; disappointment Porto Rican expedition would go forward winds. tion circles because no details July£[16.—The Daily Mall’s warmer, southwesterly tonight immediately. It will comprise new men London, Boston, July 14.—Forecast for Boston the surrender of Santiago Hong Kong correspondent cables that It Center & McDowell, concerning entirely. The warriors in the trenches is “Now known here that Admiral and vicinity for Friday: Fair weather: the nu- were received. During evening before have them- CONGRESS ST.. southwest to west winds. Santiago distinguished Dewey ordered the correspondents at Ma- warmer; came from different merous telegrams Washington, July 14.—Secretary Long received the fol- selves and it is not deemed to nila not to give the foil story of the Irene L.ocal Weather Report. prudent BROWN’S BLOCK. of the the parts country congratulating them in contact with for fear of aronsing feeling In America jyMtf 14.—The looal weather bring unnecessary Portland, July from Admiral dated off Santi- lead to President upon the success of the opera- lowing cablegram Sampson which might complications with bureau office records as to the weather new troops, in view of the of danger When the full details trans- tions at Germany. are as follows: Santiago. 2 in. The sick soldiers _ ago p. spreading contagion. pire It will be seen that the lnoident was 8 a. m—Barometer, 30.191; thermom- will be nursed back to health and brought more serious than it at first appeared. As ter, 64; dew point, 67: humidity, 79; IN FINE CONDITION. Surrendered.’' wind, W; velocity, 3; weather, clear. “Santiago to the United States as soon as they oan soon as the American ships came on the thermome- scene of In Sublg tbe Irene 8 p. m.—Barometer, 29.962, bo safely removed. Immune regiments aot$h bay ter, 63; dew point, 61; humidity, 9,; slipped tret cable, leaving her anohor In will be ordered te to wind, S; velocity 12; weather, p.Jcloudy. Santiago garrison the The Wlldman Madrid corre- bay. American opnsul, Mean thermometer 64; maximum, London, July 15.—The dally the town and two of these regiments are refhses to say more than this, taking the thermometer, 72; minimum thermometer, The spondent of the Daily Mail says: surrendered General Toral includes about one third of the □nmn linn ftf rtflllnv fl.fl AHmlml TYawav velooity of wind, 16 S; territory by pro- already under orders to proceed. The 57; maximum] Im- total .03. “A despatch from Havana to El It is believed by those who Know Ad- preoipitatlon, vince of de Cuba. The western line as described General Shatter Porto Rican expedition will be com- that three thousand Ameri- Santiago by begins miral Dewey that on the arrival of the Weather Observation. parcial says manded by General Miles in person, monitors and Monadnook he Cape Haytien, Hayti, July 14.—The cans have landed near under at a on the Southern Cuban coast about miles west of the of Monterey ntuiuot Cienfuegos, Assardores, point 25 1UU a^nuuumiui uc|;ittuuicuu city though General Brooke, now in com- will insist bis harbor bulletin was issued upon regulations following today by bureau for 14. taken at cover of the guns of the U. S. cruiser yesterday, July Santiago de Cuba and runs almost due North fifty miles to Los Palmas thence North- mand at Camp Thomas, is expected to being carried out to the letter. The opln ■ the French Cable company: 8 p. m., meridian time, the observa- Montgomery.” be his main dependence. The size of the ion among the foreigners at Manila Is for each section in this “Santiago de Cuba, July 14.—The tion being given El Correo doubts the truth of this re- east to the of de on the Northern coast. It that the Americans will never J city Sagua Tanamo, comprises something will General forgive ordor: Temperature, direction of wind expedition depend upon oapitulatlon of Santiago has been signed. “Gen. Toral cables that the Iosebs the Germans for their meddlesome atti- port. like with a when the Miles’s It is believed stat3 of weather: 5,000 square miles, population exceeding 125,000 is in its wishes, although tude in the It will not The Americans government ac the country Philippines.
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