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   Sunday Gazette, The (Newspaper) - July 24, 1898, Fort Wayne, Indiana                               THE SUNDAY GAZETTE VOL XXXVI NO 180 FORT WAYNE JULY PRICE FIVE CENTS f THE WEATHER WASHINGTON U C July I cooler in northern winds Why Suffer Miles Will Reach Porto Rico To-day Ocn Division Left Tampa and is Now on the Deep to Join Troops Leave To-day and I Boys and Children's Crash and Wash Suits 50c and targe Assortment of Summer Clothing now Awaits you at TROY STEAM LAUNDRY Noi 48 A BO St Linen li the Koit pH of Toilet DO It Qir will ull to put of the 01 tj F L CO Has extended his Cost Sale of Refrigerators and all Copper Nickel Plated Tea Kettles the balance of this week He has had a great sale for the last days but has many more bargains Don't delay if you want an Alaska Refrigerator which there is none better and All Copper Nickel Tea Kettles at is like finding them nt for BolU 11100 to to rain toil to nil ml Uil te Im your order COLOMBIA AND TOKT IND We Carry Full Line of Vivo Cameras I Cameras Cameras Cameras Ray Cameras Quad Cameras Dry and 1 print and enlarge i at Terr reasonable prices H W 74 Calhonn Street WAYNE I Garcia's Firing on Spanish Not Conditions Im Reports ISO Cases of Yellow Fever and Some Captures Another Investigation WASHINGTON D C July Miles expedition in all probability now in Mona Passage between Hayti anil Rico nnd will be in sight landing point In tbe morning The War Department declines to mate ny comment as to the point selected tor the place It will be in ho closest cable communication with Miles Headquarters alter landing troops got away only to-day from Tampa and the 1st division Gen Brooke clears trom Newport News Monday The comfortable anding ot the troops is by tho landing in detachments Instead t in one vast army as army did at Santiago Inasmuch as Gen Shatter has made less important subjects a matter for it is hard to understand why he should tail to mention an event t as tbe reported attack ot Carcia upon the Spanish troops n their way lo surrender to Gen Shatter The story is therefore doubted ere No health report came from Uen Shatter to-day which Is believed to in- a continuance of improved health conditions Some or tbe papers ome from Sampson hut the reports were closed on the day before the famous ival battle The War Department will begin at once to plans by Alger securing reserve camps in localities It was tor his reason that was selected as a reserve camp within the last wo The value ot this policy has just been justified as otherwise there have been no suitable place to which to remove the troops from Tampa Ono reserve camp is likely to be located in the valley ot the mac 10 miles from Washington The State Department to-day completed ths engrossment ot the joint re- adopted by Congress extending thanks to Admiral Dewey and it transmitted to the Navy Department which will forward it to Admiral Dewey along with ot LL D conferred on him by the University ot Spanish Colonel Investigates on Own Hook WASHINGTON D C July War Department received he following from Gen General Washington D HEADQUARTERS FIFTH colonel of engineers In the Spanish army baa just arrived trom He heard Irom tho Freuch there that Santiago had surrendered and they had been included Not crediting it he was sent here to verify the tact They will be very glad to accept terms of surrender are very ot rations and I shall have u feed them at once He tells me thero are men at that place Am now well prisoners here nnd sick iu the hospital 2000 men in to-morrow from Son Luis and Talmas Will send to-morrow with one ot Gen to receive tlie of Guantanamo anil will then BO to Sagna and to receive he surrender there Think the number of prisoners will he fully up to estimate Signed SHAFTER Major General Commanding Mangrove Captures Another Spaniard KEY WEST Fin July Torpedo boat Cashing which left here ides food and clothi Cardenas without though himself did not Bo ashore Cln Thursday last the Mangrove raptured the Spansh sloop off dc 15 miles im Cruz del Padro She will be brought here to-morrow Gen Brooke and Staff Start CHICKAMAUGA July most event of the war here occurred at 7 o'clock when Gen and staff left Camp Thomas tor Porto Rico They go to Lexington Ky on tho and Hence on the Chesapeake Ohio to Newport News Troops Leave for Porto Rico WASHINGTON D C July War Department to-night received lie Adjutant General Washington D PORT TAMPA Fla July transports Arkadia Whitney Miller and Cherokee with Gen ailed between 10 noca an ero and to-day with two light batteries of the 7th artillery one troop of the two companies infantry a full regiment of the infantry and two sections ot a general pack train The Mohawk can easily overtake these The boats cannot sail before They will carry 10 companies of the Infantry about 000 pack animals the brigade ambulance train and Red Cross ambulances Signed D RODGERS Brigadier General Volunteers Senior Officer at Port Tampa Shatter Reports Yellow Fever Fatality WASHINGTON C July midnight tlie War Department made public the following trom Gen Shatter regarding yellow General Washington D The following men died at yellow fever hospital at Siboney 7th infantry Private Dongan Bert bandsman Frederick A company P Michigan On the 21st instaat Sergt J troop G 1st cavalry William J we teamster Patrick Sullivan company E 7th Infantry No deaths at tlie as yet Complete report will he sent in the morn The situation is not alarming though there are many sick with the ing ing e fever about exact number will be given In the morning rt ot those sick are down Only a small In all Slight changes of all troops been made to got Hie cavalry has been moved about three miles ith yellow fever about 10 per ground anil o Major Commanding Gam m THE I mediate sentence In Jollet 111 July for the Globe Savings haul PV Miss la the young woman upo arren the convicted ex g monoy of till Globe Savings bank before the of Hi d Sarah his former bank and they have been anxious t iY wwo marled ever forme was n divorce IX NEW YORK July li S arrived from Siboney ith 125 sick nnd wounded luring 21 days the lias lioon i she has received sick nd wounded soldiers of whom 13 have ed nnd ninny have been transferred to and Hudson Out of 1C 125 inca now on board only five nre wounded this ire Private who WHS shot through the i His case is The left Inly 20 making the in ireo days and 21 hours Re- ef arrived iit slin was 1 hy Doty who found one fi from fever He lo koeji the Relief until from ilic time of g coast and e of DETROIT RACES rue Chimes and D L C Each Get Two Heats and Out Over the Fifth Midi July 311 over MIC judges decision giving tho si in to D L C sport Much was on lift C got two In the final hwit D C was in the lead in stretch hen Anita S came with a rush and the though slie the bay horse ho judges thought differently and the heal to D L C There were of but the judges were nil with two to his broke badly in tho following two d WHS nut of it He did in the nnd tho bettors thought lit could vii flie bad not the made their decision against AniU Tlie Swift never in danger in the of Commerce nud dward D opened favorite for the aec but IMS breaks him out of tlie loncy was never pushed handily trotting purse i L 3 2 1 1 me Chimes a 1 1 3 -1 4222 2313 pace purse 3 Ion 2 Mward Chamber of Commerce consolation nee he Swift 1 il T 4 dl -I 1 A SHORT VACATION aken by President Down the Potomac With a WASHINGTON D f W Mr Kinley this took -i Ins f phi and of trip down Urn Potomac J y Mrs McKinley and M I mvc io tlie lie party Smith Mr li rd sit niL-L liy WilFon nnd -Miss ong and Paul I and They the tug nd down the river M far ns nt The y was at ami laler BIG GOLD TRANSFER learing House Sends to the Loan Makes It Necessary NEW YOKK July of tin of gold ever made took to-day in which wa fium the clearing to tLi The transfer was made by he as a ol In- banks tho final payment of Tin the excess of in the by tho government on nf MIC nmv war loan for which the unable to with iiK it to deport money nnd in tin nf had lo bo APPOINTED CHIEF CLERK George M Allen Formerly of Terre Haute Express Gets a WASHINGTON D C Tilly M Allen 14 years editor of the Torre Haute Express has been ap pointed chief clerk lo the first assist ant postmaster general In tho of Perry he acts as firs Tin position ts but upon rcii be President Compelled to Decline an Invitation Veterans Pass Resolutions of Congratulations on President's Conduct of the War WASHINGTON D C July McKinley sent the following etter to Gen John B Gordon in re- ponse to resolutions adopted by the Veterans association of Atlanta o Hon John B Gordon in-Chief United Confederate ans EXECUTIVE WASHINGTON U J j Gpn recent tele- gram in behalf of the United Con- was very welcome would have written yon before ID Tor the demands upon my time The present war certainly served one pry useful purpose in completely the sectional drawn 11 the last one The response to the call to arms has been equally and patriotic in all parts t the country Veterans of gray as well as of the arc now fighting ide by equal honor and wn Their brave deeds and un- triumphs of our army and avy will receive the gratitude of the eople of the United Stales To have such hearty commendation yourself and your colleagues of he work of this administration in of the war and the pledge of support may be needed to elp In bringing it to successful com- Is Indeed most gratifying I bank you especially for the frank and expression of the resolutions and forwarded to the men With very kind regards I am sincerely yours BEEN HELPING YOU JOE YEARS We take a little pardonable pride in our history This is the houso that first broke down tlie i of high prices g to Fort Wayne and all northern Indiana a dry goods house that has become a household name within a 50 to 75 miles and adding to the city's wealth and popularity by the daily larse patronage drawn from Us towns and villages We want no higher commendation tlian confidence bestowed upon us in our methods of doing business than is shown by the large patronage given us at home and from abroad We are going to improve the fact remodeling and ments have commenced The best service obtainable will be had will he to up the sum of store completeness And the basis of the entire success of this store is the money saving vice people PAYING THE FIDDLER L Z Leiter Borrows Two Million More to Cover His Son's Losies In the Wheat Deal CHICAGO 111 July 23 Seven aggregating to-day by Levi L Leiter to tlie North western Mutual Life Insurance company for ten at 4 per cent The properties mortgaged are In the heart of the down town dis- rict among them tue Grand hotel The revenue stamps amounted to on the papers The heavy loan by Letter order to carry his son Joseph loiter through lie disastrous wheat speculation Young Loiter settled in New York with us creditors to-day FLAG AND POLE RAISED of Huntertown and Have a Patriotic Dr C B Stemen Speaks rho residents of and yesterday afternoon raised urge flub staff and an HUB There was a large cro present It estimated that tin fully Kcv Mr pastor of the Methodist church presided and made a short address Two bands furnished he for the occasion The addresses of tho day were made jy Dr C B to sur in Congress the other speaker J M Robinson The a pa one anil the afternoon was in a most enjoyable manner lie large crowd which was present OF Om licet now to be Tin S-i to he nds const The taiN for o ill tin by con f Com lore Watson MINE IN July in at the United Verde copper mini causing tins deduction of tlie mill foundry W J Johnson a of W A owner mine U K nnd a killed A from York not known was had left building KOFI KIW CAMP Va July An u tier was troops of witli tu as News for wnb lo Kit They went to Dainty smoked cyo for summer wear at Dallas F Arcade TWO DIE Charles the son ot 11 and Mrs Charles yes i evening at he home of th 39 Hugh street The funeral You'd think we were cleaning selling all goods at rices packing out the dirr Big reductions in Housekeeping Linens every article in the depErt t lessened prices A big cut in Women's White like them at can be seen out of this store WAISTS FROM WAISTS FROM AKD WAISTS FROM 51.48 WAISTS FROM WAISTS PROM AH Gents Furnishing Shirts Scarfs Ties rs etc goes at alteration prices All domestic cottons will be sold during these alterations at cost At bait price we offer the entire line of Women's and Bicycle Suits The Carpet department makes great reductions on all Lace Portieres Curtain Swiss and Upholstery goods Where there are only cue ot two pairs we make the reductions sharp All Summer Corsets arc placed on sale at Sent from to make room The sale of Cotton Wash fabrics it a yard makes tlm lent lively Organdies Lawns Batistes and Dimities NOTE REDUCTION PRICKS ON I- j REMOS JONES 44 CALHOUN STREET FORT WAYNE IND Second floor CAMERAS AND SUPPLIES OF ALL SLAKES GEN Not Governor I WALL AND I Window Shad A A very fine selection cf n Window from cheapest to the beat S conta and upwards THE SIEMON Wall Paper o 196 St WAR TAX 0 July ic win which been fir tlie nml dealers of this over tion na lo who should iiic lifts in of in turn IL- to the consumers ilie tax hj flitting down of nnd where beer is i fo a pint and no inoto c cents A diamond ring for at Dallas F Green's BIO- Ky Inly 23 -t Warner the q respectively of County National bank tho f i ur Hampshire Savings bank J is not o a re- has been of was ry rtf Ml ill nml in Mr Heath that tho Incumbent 1 Monday at 2 o'clock from tho residence FATAL e the holds private and COL with the first assistant the civil vice commission allowed tbo ment be made a personal one without the previous examination The salary of Mr and Mrs Graff died of tho chief clerk Is a year morning oC cholera The funeral will lake place this after- police last night raided the noon at o'clock from St Peter's rooms at 51 East Main street and ar- Catholic rested Bessie and Ella French j ns of all tlu in City is a iii lent and with tlie the from while in nt Orlean to the fever while oilier III July U of i cd here this evening j upward of three u ago and has been herr J though tracked by 1 icUi in l Ky lie to tlie will ronl en to in iii wnik in at tlie anil slit men Bonds wero put tbe of the released Decorated sil at Dallas P id enamel 1 g 1 Absolutely Pun   

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