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September 15, 1898 PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. ~~ THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 1898. IggyjtVggiil PRICE THREE CENTS. ESTABLISHED JUNE 23,^ 18B2-VOU S3. lOilTI.AND. MAINE. ^MORNING, 15, wits Hiuw auu ino lontr range hubs ui me dred members were and the day MISCELLANEOUS. “The government council in today’s present enemy’s infantry killed and wounded a of to old comrades. The session ordered: was one pleasure number of our men while marching following officers were elected: Joseph along this road and before there was m lives lost. “Whereas,hostilities have been suspend- At Charles ilrst any opportunity to return this tire. sd and orders which hinder the move- Hears, president; Jameson, this time Generals Kent and Stunner K. K. seoond nents of those charged with bringing vice president; Rankin, were ordered to push forward with all I and W. H. Simmons, possible haste and their in ibout peace, should not be enforced when vioe president, place troops It position to engage the enemy. Gen. ihe of has secrotary and treasurer. was voted to independence Cuba already with this end in view, forced the reunion in this Kent, Jeen reoognized by Spain and the United hold the next oity. head of his column alongside of the cav- column as far as the narrow trail States. TO HOAR. alry EMBASSY OFFERED and this hurried his arrival at Terrible Hurricane Will In- in suoh oircumstanoe it is permitted Sweeps Cuban Insurgents “Whereas, the San Juan ana the formation beyond iseless to deprive the Spanish army oi Senior Massachusetts Senator May Go To that stream. A few be- lews and which in some cases i1 hundredjyards guides fore reaching the San Juan, the road On nay even be a duty to provide so that London If Ho Chooses. Barbadoes. sist It. forks, a fact that was discovered by c may evaouate the territory as agreed Official of Famous Lieut. Col, Derby of my staff, who had ipou with the United States. Campaign 14.—It is under- Story well to the front in a war approached “Whereas, the war being ended, all ani- Washington, September --- Sen- balloon. This information he furnished nosity and hatred duo to the struggle stood that the President has invited to the troops, resulting in Sumner mov- i hould cease, thus bringing about the ator the senior Senator from Massa- Roar, ing on the light hand road while Kent iniou of all the Cubans under our flag, mission to in of chusetts to accept the London Santiago. was enabled to utilize the road to the vhioh is the symbol of liberty and not ol Ending Capture OVER 40,000 PEOPLE MADE AMERICAN OCCUPATION TO a definite re- left. ■evenge. succeed Mr. Hay. While is ! “Gen. Wheeler, the permanent com- “Whereas, the leaders of the army sponse has not yet been received, it HOMELESS. OF SYBEP OF FIGS BE RESENTED. In their to mander of the cavalry division, who had THE EXCELENCE hould do all power punish that the Senator will gathered probably been ill, came forward during the morn- not to the and I iny attempt against personal seourity is due only originality decline on the that he would be ing and later returned to and ren- I md that no private vengeance shall be ground duty of the but also in his dered most and efficient service simplicity combination, Halted upon those who have served more serviceable to the country gallant care and with which it is during the remainder of the to the skill Spain. Be it resolved: present position, while the delicate health ; day. scientific “First—To until further orders Doesn’t “After crossing the stream t'ne cavairy manufactured by processes suspend of Mrs. Hoar renders a of habit Miles Conspicu- change Figure moved to of con- 3 in its last part and para- the right with a view known to the California Fig Syrup laragraph and climate at her time of with Lawton’s left when he Manifestos Point To Tbis 9, 10, 13, 14 and 15 of artiole 48 of unadvisnbie necting Thousands Starving Or Being Fed At Co. and we wish to Recent j sraphs oould come their left rest- only, impress upon ibe penal law. life. in Document. up and with the those near the road. all the importance of purchasing "Seoond—To grant amnesty to all It was rumored that In the of the ously ing Santiago event “In the Kent’s division, Pnhlie true and remedy. As the Conclusion. ruittv of the crimes enumerated in artl- meantime, Expense. original acceptance ofjthis embassy by Senator with the of two of is sle 48 of the law; and exception regiments Syrup of Figs manufactured penal thus genuine Third—That these resolutions be em- Hoar, Secretary Long would be a candi- Hawkins brigade being uncovered, the California Fig Syrup Co. date for the succession as senator from moved to the front from the forks by ulated among the army authorities of rapidly that fact will Massachusetts. There in the utiliz- only, a knowledge of he republio calling their attention to Is reason to believe previously mentioned road, that the has made no in both but more the assist one in avoiding the worthless he evils which may occur if a policy of Seoretary move ing trails, especially but is the manufactured other and pardon is not observed. that direction, entirely content one to the left and oros3ing creek, MOST OF HOUSES AT ST. YINCENB imitations by par- THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT orgiveness with his post. formed for attack in the front of San ties. The of the Cali- (Signed) Did Own tills the high standing “The Seoretary of War Pro Tern, General Juan hill. During formation, DESTROYED. Co. with the medi- DECIDES NOT TO DISSOLVE. Apparently While fornia Fig Syrup “Dr. Domingo Mendez Capote. POLICE HAVE A CLUE. second brigade suffered severely. ; this move- cal profession, and the satisfaction “Camaguay, September 1, 1898.” personally superintending and Acting. ment. its commander, Col. Wikoff, was which the of has Another received by Mr. Yellow Mill Fend Murder Be genuine^Syrup Figs proclamation Mystery May Thinking killed. The command of the brigade was Issued by Col. Morales, to millions of families, makes Juesada Solved, Lieut. given leoond in command of the Cubans in then devolved upon Col.| Worth, a who was soon the name of the Company guaranty Havana It says: 18th infantry, severely Our Authority provlnoe. and next Lieut. Col. the of the Island Is Com- of the excellence of its remedy. It is ‘‘America Cannot Consider “A and prosperous nation, our wounded, upon Kingston Capital great Bridgeport, Conn., September 14.—This 24th who, seven min- advance of all other lister in ideals, has come to Liscura, inlantry facia laxatives, Illegitimate and Says a Re- republican has been another day of in the also fell under the terrible lire pletely Demolished—Over 20,000 People Harmful,” ihe of Cuba as France gave her mystery utes later, as it acts on the liver and help then kidneys, ease of woman whOBe remains were of the enemv and the command cent Manifesto—That Spanish Yoke generous support to the Democracy dur- the Made Homele s In That Island Alone—* bowels without irritating or weaken- devolved on Lieut. Col. Ewers, 9th In- ng its struggle for independence. Let found in Yellow mill pond. The police Was at the Start Delayed Tampa— Can Be Made of the them, and it does not gripe nor Could Not Re Thrown Off Without js salute under our flag of the lone Why fantry. No Estimate ing certainly have dues upon which they are described to its beneficial the of the stars and and, “While the formation_ just nauseate. In order get of the star flag stripes and Conferences took meas- Amount of Destroyed. Americans Aid Admitted—Tone those circulated working but for reasons which they say off Troops was taking place, Gen. Kent Property name of let us despise reports Landing effects, please remember the ures to forward his rear brigade. But all truth and reason by our con- are and sufficient refuse to divulge hurry Documents Entirely Friendly igainst good were or- the Company— the With Garcia and The tenth and second Infantry London, September 14.—Advices were guered enemy that great republio the nature of aDV of them. It has been Sampson—Watson’s dered to forward brigade while the 21st Eyidently Determined. Is trying to take possession shamelessly received here late tonight, saying that a that certain wore under -- CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. Cuba. Let reported parties nas ocuu wu )f our free and independent Refusal to Take Fleet into Harbor over Bar- all these the first brigade under ben. terrible hurricane lias swept SAN FRANCISCO. Col. de Cuba, 14.—The as continue and do not falter in these suspioion, but the police eay port Santiago September Hawkins, who had orossed the stream in tho Windward of the LOUISVILLE, Ky. NEW TORE* N. T. novements in which our star begins to stories are unfounded and those circulat- General bados, group council of the so-called provisional gov- —Difficulties Commanding and formed the of the division. ihinn hriffhtlv. Let us oheer. soldiers right lesser Two hundred ing them are on the wrong track entirely. Col. It. P. Pearson, Antilles. persons ernment of the republic of Cuba, repre- if the of for free and The second- infantry, army liberation, Sur- forward in or- been rendered hw Connn Davfnlnmn MnQSn Tirflfii — and for the But certain ones are under suspicion, Had to Contend With—The commanding, moved good have killed and 40,000 independent Cuba, great over from the movements of the der on.the left of the division, passed homeless.
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