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Destroyed By Admiral Sampson l _ F4* -

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A I July 3rd.at Santiago. 4 _ _

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THIRIEEN HUNUREU MEN

opportunit' ,

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does not lr _

i....i...g., Made Prisoners and Hundreds Killed and

Drowned'-Cervera Ran His Ships Out to Escape -Shatter Gives Santiago Till To-Day

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r-Sagasta Says Spain

. Will Continue the War-Sampson the Hero

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Wssnisorox, July 4.__(Special)- The American troops have reached; Cavite. They captured Cuam. in the Ladrone Islands without resistence.

The Spanish gunboat Leyter has

surrendered. having exhausted her

supplies.

A number of messages are received .

from Shatter declaring he holds the key to the situation and believes he can take, Santiago at any time.

The Spaniards are considering his

demand to surreiider, and have been given till noon on Tuesday to inove the

(loin

woinen and children out oi Santiago before bombardment, unless they sur- render.

Strong messages of cosgratulation

have been sent to General Shelter by the i>.isi.i.m and cohen-.i Miiés. 'rue p latter expects to be in Cuba in a week I with reinforcements.

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killei. General Pniiflo with 5.000 re- inforcements is being held off by 3.000 Cubans and cannot reach the city. `

` Admiral Sampson has notilied Ihe

government of the complete destruction

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sv ,of Cervera`s tleet_ They tried to escape »/

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Ltetlown' ;)F:(`i,L,; g from the harbor and were driven ashore

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' c “niplete finiothy, ised from

rows, in h narrow

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59 :_¢, and

tif ` U. and blown up.

5 U' , , The whole diet was destroyed. ’ X /` X ` 1 l , . _ _ _. d '_ M _ /~ U A gre it iiiziuy Sp iziiarils were killr

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Job lot of Wi>men,s and Child

rens Boots selling cheap in

Boxes on our middle counter. i

Cliildren’s for 296.

:ind drozvne l.

Thirteeii li~.i'idr.ed were taken prison-

ers. including .-ldinirai Ccriera.

The Amsii.-an loss wits only one kil-

led and two wounded.

There is greit rejoicing :ill over

America and among the troops at the fron:

l.o>:i>ox,Ju‘._v 4-[S;;ecislJ"Sag-ista

sais Spain will continue the War and

will DOL ylf-lil. _

\\`_tsni.\'<.ros. July 4-[Sn+cial]-

Secretary Long says Wa‘son`s fleet will

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1,. l\.l.>.L»iiii» July -L -[Snei-lil] -lt is not

lkuowii ivhether S=:1in`~‘ llrl 21! S062

Willbe sent on from Suez or called

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l-700 feet of Picture

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Books and Stationary.

se.t` come and we will ilo

cheap. \Ve have on hand* a large stock of Picture* -- Moulding to choose froni.§% Ju~t arrived by S.S. Coils*

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Moulding ot all the latest*

designs. Call in and see

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iaP|otuieFrao:..-o .p unpiilsi

_Lathgrs free-a. pure,

Laois ion had soawlaw in

Pi-i¢¢,-highest in quality,-the most economical for every use.

' W f Washing

1 Sur rllse ?lad’tlr%sama.l_res

hild’ 0 WRST! Y _‘S fi.. §..~‘2..Z’s. comes. 312;-= clothes, with ¢=»sv_<iui=1= ww*-' Follow the directions. >

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be sent to the Spanish coast iniuiediate- ~ _

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ARMORED CRUISER ALMIRANTE OQUENDO.

The Almirante Oquendo is an armored cruiser of about 7,000 tons dil-

placement. She is a formidable fighting machine. Her length is 840 feet, beam 65 feet and draft 21% feet. She has a speed of 20 knots au hour and is protected by armor running from 12 inches down to l0}~.§ inches in thick- ness. She carries two 11 inch, ten 6.5 inch, eight 6 pfunder and eight 1 [sounder guns.

ARMORED CRUISER CRISTOBAL COLON»

The Cristobal Colon is an armored cruiser of the Carlos V type. Hel' ha!-

eery consists of two 11 inch rifles and Svc 5`\nch rapid fire guns. The former throw projectiles of 500 pounds weight and the guns are capable of discharg- ing twelve 70 pound shots every minute. She ought to prove a dangerous eul- tomer in a fight.

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RARMORED CRUISER CARDENAL CISNEIOS.

The Cardenal Cisneros is an armored cruiser of the type of the ViZ°H7l\-

She would he a dangerous antagonist for any ship, but C0016 pwbfiblb’ be dis' posed of by either the New York or Brooklyn of our navy. The fact tb” lh°

was six years in being built will possibly add to her etilciency over vessels ct-

her class. _ . .

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ARMORED CRUISER CARLOS V.

The Carlos V is a tine new steel armored cruiser and is cnc of the best vea-

nls in the Spanish navy. Her battery consists of two 11 inch rifles and tive 5 inch rapid ure guns. The rifles throw projectiles weighing 500 pounds 8801!. and the rapid fire guns are able to discharge twelve 70 pound shots a minute.

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~".day~and assisted ` in ihe'Fonrth" of'July ‘

MILITIA

Assist Gololiraiin I

smilusii i-'|.Ei:'roiiiAo|iii -W..-~

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And Entire Fleet

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Montevideo Besieged-Ex treme I-lot Weather-20 Klondikers Return With

Cold-Chicago Strike Stlll On.

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Monriivmi-:o, Uruguay, July 4-

(Snecial)-Revolntion has broken out and the city is in a. state of siege.

British blue jackets have been landed

to defend the 'British consulate.

Cnicaeo, July 4-(Special) -Pre-N

mature fourth ol July celebrations caused four deaths here on Sunday,‘and

Glorious Fourth. il .!5........é

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ROYAL IAKING 72Vl|2¢l C0., ICU YOISZ.

URUGUAY REVULUTIUN

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two others at Toledo, Ohio, Five per- I sons were drowned at Cleveland while

bathing.

HAT-IFAX. July 4-(Special)-The thermometer showed 93 in the shade. and 100 at Boston. the warmest weather for some years.

Ponrmnn, Me, July 4-(Special)- The Royal Scots oi Montreal arrived to- ,

celebration and fiftieth anniversary of

the building ot the Grand Trunk Rail~ way.

SE.i'rTLi:,July 4- (Special) -Twenty

oi this seasons Klondy kers are just out bringing $375,000 in gold.

CHICAGO, July 4 (Special)-The

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stereotyper’s strike is still on and' Still i _ - --

the-re are no newspapers.

The Dominion Capital

()1'rA\v.~t. July 1-The general oilicer i

commandinv the militia cf Canada

connection with the department yester- day. and is no longer in command. He resigned some months ago, and his resi- natiou was accepted. but he was asked to act until the end of fiscal year. His successor has not yet been appointed

The section men ofthe Canada Allan-

tic railway and Ottawa and Parry Sound railways went out on a strike for high- er wages to-day to the number of 500.

struck for twenty-tive cents a day more. Their action has not interfered at all with the despatcn of passenger trains. It is said that recently the company re- duced the rent of the hcuses belonging to the conipanv in which the section iiieii live by $2.50 a month and as the men originally asked for only $1 I0 a day this reduction was almost equiva- lent to an increase to that extent.

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The future is uncertain, butil you

keep your blood pure with Ho0d’s Sar- saparilla you may bi sure of good` health.

‘ Croquet Sets, 90

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Base Bats.

Base Batts.

'lennis Balls.

' Tennis Racqets.

Hammocks. _

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Mayor-General Gasqoigne. severed his A suulimu'

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They are reciving one dollar and have I mem Of

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SUUVENIR HINAW

Just opened a large

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BEAUTIFUL

SOUVENIR

CHINAW

With vlewa of town and 8.8. Stanley”

Also mounted views on 1-aid.

board at 10, 15 and 250 each.

Geo.Impct>gt¢!U‘4gEtc.&¢itc. can

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VIACIAZINE .

as careful as possihlo but a careless neighbor may put all your plall to naught. Through a carelel neighbor you may he ruined by fire. Mv Co’s Insurance pro teens you against the carelessness oi your neighbor.

ChiIdren’s Garden 'lools. , Thfiy are g"°d sw*

Co s and never contei

Sand Shovels & Buckets. l a Claim,

Wheel barrows, Carts.

Waggons 6: Bicyles. E, R;

lN$URAN¢E A¢ENT»

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