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The Popularf Stand- SANTIAGO, Aug 2 the st, PAut, m.°M^m*mzFm>mir «o?fi the great f.eet now lyinghere is ready hauled down. It is one of the Im- Army ana Jfavy union, ana of the Mexi- be distributed to the various sta- portant lights on the island. can Veterans' are protected some to gone WAR WITH SPAIN APPROVED union to tions. The Cincinnati has to the San ASi pELI HOSE tetens by law, la that the regulations of the THREE CYCLISTS INJURED Juan blockade. fcAJPtw ftßhort fecesd tns OQofmvtfbii BOQYIIP' army and navy provide that thorn entitled ARMISTICE A CONDITION. £dmpl«t«4 till pTWWit^Mt tyl them can wear them on certain official ANOTHER BATTLE FOUGHT. Chiattep^ioii, B<fl&£t jitatSl J& occasions, but even they are not as fully CONFLICT JUSTIFIED BY THE jforSecretary hi Xd* BIDS protected by law as they should be. The toy Giaixt, ITBE J_aJ^|fe£h ACCEPT protection, legal protection, IT WAS A DAY FOE Will lie Declared Immediately Upon fttKjltpriT.% ftitfft«fWto> game absence of WHEEL- Gen. Sciiv. ;m's Troops Have a Lively ACTION OF SPANIARDS intondeat of jn*rtru<?tidiit Imean, exl»ta In relation to wearing the si^:sin« off the Protocol. fcuWio ft BY medal of honor awarded by congress, and it MEN'S ACCIDENTS Encounter With Spaniards. Abbott, tr^airer, a^d ife^s gnlgibL Is known that certain persons nave medals LONDON, Aug. 12.— The Madrid cor- associate Of the tfUp'reßto of that kind and have worn them without respondent of the Daily Mail says: WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.—The war So Declares the l'lntforiu Adopted Juatlcd «our 4 the authority of oonsrera. The bow of the h |ii Legion is, however, provided Charles E. Hamilton, an Attorney, the department late this afternoon by the Missouri Democratic State "mk !? « **i^tt Army of Honor "The cabinet today considered received DEFIANT. 4*s*** for by law, and it is a, violation of for the following: —— ftite&s* law Run Into by th.c Central n protocol which arrived (Thursday) Acquisition TAMMAN^ any person Static this Ponce, Convention of unauthorized to bave or. wear It." morning. President McK.in.ley accepts Via Bermuda. Aug. 11.— Secretary of \u2666te-tlafth n« io Antnority un- Patrol Wagon Edward Metculf War, Washington: The following me33ig9 Porto Rico, Independence of Decide* *o Not Recognize tne New jj|fo the Spanish reply with slight formal received fn>m til Ftr<? $Irttters Badly Hart In Sehwan: Cuba and a Coaling Station in Election Law, fa &e*>artineni OBJECTED TO STAMPS. a Collision With a modifications. Gamp Near Hormlgueros, Aug. 10.—Ad- Anthony partt Car vance guard, including cavalry com- NEW YORK, lAugr. Wauls feet- Street Max Hlldebrand "The lirst condition of tha protocol is mand, of this the Philippine!* Demanded. 11.-Tammany while reconnoitering near the west of Hafll, through its ier Protection* The Artistic Woman Didn't 'Want to Also Slightly armistice. This willbe im- Rosario river, near Hormigueros, developed executive committee, Bruised. an declared SPRTNGFIELD, Mo., today adopted Disfigure Her Bank Check. m iliattly.The conditions are the same a strong Spanish force, which lay concealed Aug. 11.—The resolutions uttering its in the hills north of Mayaguez. In the gen- Democratic state convention came to defiance of the bill, passed The friction In the flro From the Chicago Post. Charles E. Hamilton, an attorney liv- as tbO9S proposed by President MeKin- eral engagement that followed Lieut. Byron, election at purchase ingat 981 Hague an end shortly after 11 o'clock tonight, the special session of legislature. board ovetf the of hoae was you mean avenue, was run down ley. Sen* r Sagasta has cabled M. Cam- Eighth cavalry, my nide-de-ea.-np, was the meeting "Do to tell me." she Bald by wounded in the foot, and Private Fernberger, having nominated the following ticket: Tammany its absent at the adjourned yes- when she finally secured the at» the centra! station patrol wagon bon an authorization to sign the pro- D, — announces intention not had rldlngr Company Eleventh infantry, and one For Judge of Supreme Court (long term) to recognize it inany manner, will terday, when the difficulty was tem- tentlon bank, "that while a bicycle on East t".-.>!, to which step the queen regent other private were killed and fourteen Marshall, nar of the cashier of the street, Seventh en- William C. of St. Louis. — it name a porarily bridged by practically passing Imust put a stamp on check?" between Robert and Minnesota has already given listed men were, wounded. It is reported For Judge of Supreme Court (short term) list of names for appoint- this streets, assent. that the most, not all, of Spanish in Loye Valllant, fhematter. The trouble arose over the you not, check not shortly after 5 o'clock "The cabinet council tonight also dis- if the B. of ST. Louis. ment as deputy commissioners. The "If do the will yester- Mayaguez and surrounding country, consist- For State Superintendent of Public Schools Custom of the board to advertise lor good," replied day afternoon. Fortunately Mr. cussal the instructions to be given the ing of 1.000 regulars and 200 volunteers, took —William I. Carrlngton. of Green county. resolutions state that Tammiany hall only be the cashier. Ham- part in enemy two brands of hose, named the "But is such a pretty check," she ilton escaped serious Injury, though negotia- the engagement. We drove the For Railroad and Warehouse Commission- believes the bill an unconstitutional this Spanish commissioners for the from his position, and, is believed, county. White Anchor and Maltese protested. "Don't you know that Ipainfully it in- er—William E. McCully, of Macon enactment "of the most reprehensible the Cross bruised about the left thigh, tion-: of peace. The question of the flicted heavy loss. A wounded lieutenant The platform, as reported by the brands. Manufacturers of brands nicked out this bank to put my money but his bicycle was completely was found in the field and brought in our character, tending to annul the repub- other your wreck..d Philippines will be the chief point for committee, was adopted without desired to bid for the contracts, and in because the engraving on under the heavy consideration, lines. Conduct of officers and men was be- lican form of government as enjoyed checks is so artistic? It'B an outrage to wagon. wheels of the patrol and on this the precise yond all praise. change. by every the question was discussed at some Ipropose to continue my against district of the state, and an in- have to spoil It." intention.-! of the American government march' The resolutions platform length at a previous meeting of the help that, The accident happened while Mr Mayaguez at an early hour tomorrow. indorse the sult to the honesty, patriotism and sense "We can't madam." an- Hamilton was on way are not known. The impression pre- Sehwan. —Miles. adopted at Chicago in 1896, and demand board. Commissioner Walther argued swered the law says the home from of the citizens of Greater New that cashier. "The his office in the Manhattan building vails here, however, that the powers the free and unlimited coinage of silver York. all firms be allowed to offer bids. there must be a stamp on the check." who pride on the purity and One firm, O. Allen & Co., The patrol wagon, driven by willnot regard the prvblem of the Phil- ALLEGED PEACE TERMS. and gold at the ratio of 16 to 1 themselves William of "Oh, well, if you Just cashed mine Fraser, responding Prank without fairness of Minneapolis, offered to place 500 feet of stamps," insisted, was to a call, the ippines with the same passivity as they waiting for the consent of any other their elections." without the she "the horses going at a rapid hose in service with a guarantee for law wouldn't know anything about it. pace. Mr showed towards Cuba and Porto Rico. The Points Said to Ite Covered by nation. Confidence inWilliam J. Bryan NOVEL FEATURE. one year. This offer was yesterday Idon't care anything about the two Hamilton failed to see the approaching The American and Spanish delegates ac the leading exponent of these princi- declined, and the board to no- cenrts, you know," add, team, and claims there was no sound the Protocol. decided she hastened to of gong on wagon will meet immediately in Paris, the ples is expressed. The Republican party tify the different manufacturers that to the the in time for NEW YORK, Aug Soldier Vote Causes a Tie Ina Penn- "but Ido hate think that when Ihim to get out of the way. cabinet at Washington urging expedi- 11.—A special from was censured for the non-enforcement whenever the next purchase of hose send the check for my next quarter's The hors^ Washington says following sylvania was bids might be struck him on the shoulder, throwing tion." is a sum- of anti-trust laws. Issuance of interest Convention. made considered dues for our card club the secretary of the from all parties. Wal- and president him to the pavement out»of the way mary terms of the p:ace protocol : bearing Pa., Aug. Commissioner the will both see that though bicycle SPANIARDS OX SHOW. bonds is condemned. Soldiers TONAWANDA. 11.—At ther handed In the business card of C. ugly stamp and on my lack of the wheels, his went The cession of Porto Rico to the United and sailors are thanked for their heroic Bradford county Republican conven- Co., comment under the horses' feet.
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