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Bran mill by tht committee whirl
rtMwu>bf4 sleeping quart -* tor t.m>
veterans ai tfce park any of the ->ld
Irlttn would Have b»»« compelled »oj
witlk the itrtfta. Tin laterest of tlv
day centered Ml th* fWlvrntioa at
Park Tka Kentucky dfl* 1
gatu-n waa tarty at work among t'w
drlegaie* la efforts to aarora the an;
eacampnvnt fr r Unkafillf. A delega
tion from th? latilirllli board of trade
hctrt had tbtlr I lota cot for some -Poe
aad :ht delegation alrrcdy ts i good
r«nlli.
Cbarlmtoa ia putting up a strong
fight. Tht claim* of tht South 4Jnrc
ilfiiaai arc that their sign* furnished
but"* won ia jtba civil war I‘uii K*a*
turky and Loolsvlllq ia cot of the way.
South Carol'aa hae the aupoprt of Tex
as In the rootaat aad cialtna that that
■tatc bold* the deriding vote.
Big Guns There.
Among thoae who arrived early cad
tcok teats on the stand were Geoeral
Charles K. Hooker, es Mlialaaippl. th*
orator of th • day; Governor A'tklaaow.
of Ocuntla. General Dickereoo, eim
manOer cf the Florida dlv aioa. ind
G.oarral Stephen D. Lee, looked upon
by rome aa a candidate for commander-
In-chlrf. Ik tore tha gaiher'.ng wa»
celled tc order Hire* rheern were> given
for the "gi "otit sot of Alabama,'' Lieu
tenant Hobaon. followed a mcmen! la
trr by three mere for th' famous cav
alry o®cera now at the front. General
Jcr VVheelr.
Grneial John R. Gcrdm, command
er-in-chPlf. arrived at 11:20 and wot
gh. n r. trcmsadCßg rva.lon. Ch'ter af
t... ci- ag« rough iho hall and
ihc g, ' (<•' con I nnl be af'llfvl f i
five minutes. General Clenr-mt A. ®v-i
a-n*. commander of th" Georgia dlv--
Crn. called tfcc ront. ation to order at
half pas eleven and pray-v wa? oflfer
cd by Rev. 3. Wt Hem .Toner, of Vir
gin*.. fhr.eioin of the United Confcd
crf'.f’ Vfl4rr*nß.
Welccming mt*- <s*ltT-T*d
by Mayer Coll'er, Reprea-mtatlve T. B.
I'cld.T, Col. 'V. A. Hemphill end Gov
Atkinson. The Impellent veterans
multi not wait for th.dr idol and befrre
tfi- music which followed the last wet
coming edrers coasri, the rr>B ot
■•Ucrdon!'' "Gordon:" wore heard in all
prrig rs the auditorium. Genera' Gor
d-r. v as happily Introduced by General
Evans. The general, although pale
and showing plainly the effects of his
r;c nt illness, said:
Gen Gordon’s Address.
‘‘Governor, General Evans, Mr. May
or and Genllrmon of the Committees —
As a Georgia at home my proper place
In this program would seem to be
among those who bid therp veterans
welcome and ni t as a moutii-p of
the recipients of that welcome.. The
official slrtion, however, to which my
comrades have called me demands that
In their nair.-' 1 reavad to tbcEi? heart
felt greetinci-'from jay native state
aud her capital city. Geographically,
tharefere, T should play the part ot
best, but officially I must spnak as
vo.ur guest. Anomalous as tli -s double
capacity may se.tm, It is not without its
compensations. ‘ In my capacity of host
and dutiful son I can lean as it were
on th- bosem of my rocther Georgia
i and feel her beating heart throbbing
IkHh a boundless love and sympathy
HERALD WANT ADS ENJOY THE LARGEST CIRCULATION IN GEORGIA AND SOUTH CAROLINA.
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tiaslppi by Tegs*, by Virginia, by Ten-
Pierce, by all tb# people wb«ro It haa
bieu out fortune to eouvege. How
nrsngr. hew marveloualy •!range must
three annual outpour aga appear to • I
peoples outside of the South a bortLrs-
Coiifederata Rruwtoa
••On another oeeaalou I Wt impelled
to advert to tta,» pe-utlar sign HI calico
of ,ge*e CoafcjM ale rewobma; hat the
mind eg* uever lift of lisslr aaalya’"
-Philosophy. Patriot.»m. Virtue and
Rtilgic.na may all f»*d and feast upon
aceb a theme without exhauttlng it;
and tb • spirit of IJbvrty. the reverence
for Law and fer regulated government
rtjtleea and grows strong In the »»a
t:meat and high pt rpose which these
(VUiirtngs evoke. N • other coivi-n
--tlona of ea-atildlera In nil the earth are
to fro* from *flf-#**hing. to untainted
by oasaion or prejtidlfct, *o purely ph’l
antbropte ncr mot* broadly ratrirl'e.
So dltbandcd and defeated so!dl*ry
haa ever turn for so long c period the
apreial obJe<ta of *o unique iin d u'ni
real approbation and aff*etloti by a
people for whose cnnac that soldi-tv
contended un*urc*a*ritlly.'
• In everv ot!i*r age. in everv other
load, popular plaudits have f, "n but
the echoes of tb# shoots and martial
paeans of vlc'nry. Pubi c honor*, cost
|j demonstration* and universal ac
claim have been the heritage of sue
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GENERAL J. P. GOBl*>*
eeasful armies. Imperial Rome, intox
icated with the glory of conquest, ereet
rd lofty riches to her mighty warriors,
only when they bore her proud eaglea
nbov- the ranks of conquering legion?.
France was united and exultant under
the great Corsican bo leng as he was
victorious; but he waa defeat'd and at
bis fall the legislative assembly of his
r.'op!' abandoned and. demanded Hie
abdication of this hitherto idolized
leader. Nor do our own brave coun
trymen, the brave veterans of »>)•?
Fnior army, furnish any parallel to the
conditions which surround us. When
they returned from the horrors of ,vrr
k war to hem os of Increased comfort,
to augment. J wealth and with aims ,n
their hands and victory on their ban
ners. They returned to an established
and grateful government.
‘ The return of the disarmed and dis
banded Confederates, however, was to
people made poor; to a land made flei
oiftt, covered with blackened ruins,
v licre every fjcnic was in rnouinincj,
every breath was a sigh and every
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,j, r ifciafte*) rank* of a krokaa. bat
prrMl »nd rtar. r »UU«* rmr
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air ■ rtl m .urta mi» In ■aardltiit
ibiaan v«a ft im ail*apfir.'4«Bal«Mi. and
far Hi. recnoa I bat »b.r »**. no to,
■prak. th# •p« , lal nranhi of thin grrali
nation. All of it* «-arr»lf*. alt of Its ♦
inflimra aod a t*r»i ttuirr of It* ia«-;
lot ncw*r ar* *abjwt. »k»n rwiulred, *
U Itarlr d'mand*. B aldn*. a* a rat*.'!
U I. trar tbr world o\*r (bat Ylriory'
KiHf r'mdlralfM, whltr drf'al doom* lo
! nit»r« pr« » nletion tbr raw* of Ibr »an- ■
t| itish-d
ua How.*ar, that Impar
llal history, aorttrrd throu#h lb. lalx>r*
of err l.r« a-i-aila t*d and ablf» biaiorleil
mmoM* • e. wilt avert frm our peoplr
sorb a wroai
VI hat I* tbr Vieawlnt?
■■At* *, ami flnallr. I prra* tbr aur»-
llcn. what I* tbr Inmort mranlna of
th.ar Crntrdrrair pa«r,inl*’ Are they
dur io any rovert or alnlatrr alma, or,
in lb* rrmotrat degree, to aelf-neek
f lag? Their t pro aeaalon* and publish*
jad prorrrdlnga. wbleh all the world '»
1 tbilleng d to larpret. furniah the an
| swrr. Do the** r> unions and popular
(*emon*trotion*. whteh attend the*.'
draw thrfr inaplrntlon from any sug^ l
| gallon of dtaloyalty to either r,f th».
tr mrndou* reat'lta of the war —the
freedom of ft* alave and the eternal
|unity of th l Hepublicf The protertlon
jof the nrgro by Bmilhern courta. hia re
'llanee for aceurlty uprn Southern aen*.
J tint •it, and hla edueatlon tbrouglr
| v.blt.*' taxation In Southern acb«AM
( furnish Ibe South's answer to the first.
|To the second; loyalty to a p-vpetunl
union of the states and to the honor
lm-,1 glory of the r public-tho South
; lias beret continually answering sln«o
ibe close of our civil war; r.nd ah" la
answering today by the pr genre and
prowess of her heroic sons at the front
In the war with Spain. H. _ r Dee, her
AVS. eior, her Bnzley. h"r Blue, her
Hebron and her thoitsnnda of volun
teers who sprang to arms at their
conntrr's rail, are cnsw.~rlng from
their pomps frr.m the Philippine aod
from the Jungles of Cuba. You, my
Confei' raie comrade-?, would be there
If the count?’’ needed you. Many of
yoo Eisombled I re would have been
tb"re hot for impaired health and fall
ing strength. But our sons and gt-anil
sons are there. With our prayers and 1
hUsrlngr they are enlisted In this eon-,
flirt with Sprln. tho freedom of on
pritscd lelr.nds In boih oreanH, the
.viri.er influence of America in, the
councils nf the nations, the Increased
ifspret for her pow.?r on land and sea,
there Is still another achievement to
be attained, ho ices glorious and far
reaching: namely, the obliteration of
-ll traces or distrust among ourselves
and the complete and too-long delayed
unification of the American people,
which shall be’called in question no
more forever."
Gen. Gordon was in good voice.
Th" convention th"n organized and
Hon. C. E. Hooker, of Mississippi, de
livered the oration cf the da-. The
regular business then occupied the bal-,
ance of the afternoon.
HERE IS A HITCH.
A Spanish General Who Says He Is
Not in the Surrender.
Madrid. July 20.—General Parreja,
the Spanish ci mmander at Guatanamo,
rs fuses ( • be included in the capitula
,icn of Samiago. According to Span
ish military law. a commander can
stirrer,tier the troops which he person
allyV-mmandfl. hut cannot oblige other
emmanders at distant points, even
though under his authority, to follow
suit. Consequently, it is held here that
the capitulation only comprises abaat
7,000 troops actually at Santiago.
At tit >i v a*
GERfIIAHS
HAVE HOT
DONE RIGHT
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Do * (May m-mrm. Tb* rarmyaaNMi
of lb* Hoag Kntut per** «rt t n« wb
d*r dal* cf Ju* SSrd nay* tb* < ht*f
subject of dlarwmloa It Manila Cavite
and tb* Am*.ionn ft**t. and lb* menn
n( of tb* pr***ncc of Hr German tn*n
nf • >ar and a transport or suppi) «***!
in port
“l have Just mt*r»l*wed tbr hadlna
j ISngl'rhmau h»r* on tb* rubjert. If*
, untaealtatingly tnf.wm d n»* that all
for*itn*i • regard It it ■ remarkaul*
demonatratloa
I iHouraged Them
1 "I am sure,” h* continued "'that tb*
KpjDlsril. bars nrca'vrd rtmiuragrwirni
fr. m such a naval display A dpaalard
I (Old m* that lb* coming of a larpa tier
'nan squadron was construed by him
and tb* leading Spanish . ffinnla as a
■tlr»«*t art of friend)!* Inter»m sad a
warning toward tb? Ynnkn « tbal they
ct uld not go too far Now when a
Spaniard of Influence, as tbts man waa.
will talk like that. I think tt Is high
t,!m* to ax.-rtiaio wbat lb* Germans
mean by appearing h-r* In such fore*.
“I am familiar," my Informant con
! Untied, "with all German .ntereata In
Manila, and my nlatlon* with the Gor
man* ar* agreeabl*. and I am positive
on* Grrman cruiser would be fully able
to protect them lo every moot re
quired.
The Great Tight
‘ Further detail* cf th* great fight
of May I filter through some h'«ru offl
: cials in Manila as lime passe* sow
1 itppcara. according to authentic in far
' mat ion In the hands of Consul , WU
'flams, that out of 491 men on the K’ ina
-Chr!«tina. 3ti4 were killed, only ISC left
<m the ship. An officer who was aboard
and new In prison tells me that one
could nut step a foot in any direction
on her decks without coming In rontait
-o) her with flesh or dead bodies. Hnch
t waa the pewer of the American guns
and skill of the American gunners.
SENECA AT NEW YORK.
Some of the Sick Sent to Swinburne
to Be Watched.
New York. July 20.—Tbo transport
Seneca arrived at Quarantine today and
Vi.* detained by the b-elth officer for
disinfection. Six soldiers will be re
moved to Sw!.nliurnc laiand for observ
ance and treatment. I)r. Doty says.
«bile these eases are not well marked,
and are not by any means yellow le
ver, he will not take ehaneea. ond,
therefore, derided to remove them to
Swinburne Immediately. The most se
verely won,idl'd soldiers will be sent
to Bellevue for tref.tment and the oth
ers to Hoffman Island for observation.
The Seneca left Slboney July Mlh
with 99 sick and wounded soldier* and
49 passengets. The passengers were al
ready aboerd when the sick and wound
ed were received. The ship, being, in
tended for transporting troops, was not
in any wny titled for a hospital ship.
The passengers'consisted or foreign na
val and army officers, members of the
Ked Cross society and a number of
newspaper correspondents. The foreign
army and naval officers aboard guve
their quarters to the sick and took pot
luck with, the convalescents. The stea
mer between decks was filthy and not
lit for human beings to occupy. The
bunks were built of rough boards and
! looked like cattle pens. The lee gave
lout first and then the fresh water be
came vile and unfit for use. The wash
ing es wounds, In many cases, woe done
with salt water. The food was scarce.
TV- passengers say I' yellow fever had
■appeared on the voyage home the mor
tality would have been fearful. The
Keneea brought the how ohnrer, or how
gun, of the Vizcaya, which was put
aboard before sailing.
A CLOSE CAM.
Asheville. N. July 20. -Senator
Pritchard, of 'North Carolina, left his
home Sunday to attend church, at
' Burnsville. It .-has been learned (hat
when crossing, a swollen mountain
I stream his baggy overturned and the
! Senator had a marrow escape with his
itife. He had an exhausting struggle
I with the flood-. The buggy ond horse
were swept away, end the senator came
into Burnsville bruised and moist and
with several.(Ugly cuts, none serious,
however.
PORTO RICAN
FORCE HAS
NOT SAIUED
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I res I r -.bin ntya MMa mum tag that
! mu. uadi rot mi Cwb*. Tbi* •* in |
|tk* face wf ataMMwta by G*a*rat Al-j
!a*e and other* and la mmfwatag. It la'
•iaiasM (be nvunm that Mila* fa no*'
i g*g ting a was to dsw* to Gw* tort tltot
j tb* navy to n*4 r-sady to f wrm«li Ik# j
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Wellington. Jnly M. - Cleweml Mite*
rabltwi from atwantnnamo at 2 p m If*
has t*n transport* loaded with ttonp*,
larladtna ikme that toft Tamp* • ta*
4g;-« aa« He mbtea for ordrra aad
naval convoy.
Cb.iH.wton S. C.. July >•. Tb* eol-1
dUet la CharlMton were not taken out |
.for a march yetoerday Probably the I
ofilcera did no! In I end to give tb**m a
long walk every day anyway, or possi
bly the inctebe on account of prepn
intion* whtrb nr* going on for Ibe em
barkation for- where ? Thai active
. preparation* are being made for a
move lo the front la evident to nil who
•pend half an hour on «•»* water aide
The so biters are not having a great
deal to do with lha loading of the
transports, but they do guard duly and;
over*** the nork. which la accomplish- J
rd by gangs of tvgro laborers.
The monster ship. No. 21. which lie* ;
al the East Shore terminal wharves.
wa* yesterday receiving Inlo htr caps- 1
clous bold thousand* of ton* of hay
and other storm Bewldrs the f<*d the
*blp I* »stpeeled to carry the Sixteenth
P.nnay'vnola regiment, Ha wagons,
tuulaa and a.orea.
The n;on aru- compltdelv In the de-v
as to where amt whfn they are to *<•
but they srv behaving very well and
not maklt.K any fuss about staying In
Charttaton. It wos talked about yes-;
terday that a part of the troops no_*v
in Charleston might be sent to Santiu- j
yo. This did not please the men worih j
n cent Th.y said there was nothing
lo atraet them to that spot now; tin j
batik* had been fought und won .and thej
clory hud all tmen appropriat ’d by the
troops In the field; their arrival now
would be something like the comln;j of
a po'iremac after a row had been set- 1
iled, and toe br-lllgerenta had shaken
hand*, or a‘ leaal stopped maulinr each J
(tllfl
'ins new* tint the troon* wonlt
piohahly go 'o I’ortc Rico was roe- It'd
with avidity and freely discussed. All
Monday night 'he men had be>n cx
! porting that the bugles inlgb' call them
at any time to embark on the Grand
Duchess, No. 21 and the Odam, but
■tip bugles did not sound until morn
ing. and then It was on.y the regular
' reveille,” with the breakfast call focn
after* ante.
Frcm the wav Hurt things were rush
ed ibonrd the transports Monday night
it was generally thought that an early
start was intended, hut something
caused a change of plans, or at any j
iate a delay. The work of loading
went nprrtly on yesterday and possl- j
bly today one of the fine ships will sail
(Alt wllh a big cargo of supplies and
Chr Second or Third Wisconsin regi
ment for Porto Rico via Santiago. The
tship Is expected to stop nt Santiago to
deliver a portico of hr cargo—bespit-,
cl supp le-- - which were loaded for that
point. The Grand Duchess will then
proceed tc Porto Rico.
Ohlcliamauga. July 20.—The move
ment of troops from Camp Thomas for
Pcrto Rico begins tomorrow. Today
Ihe various commands included in the
first order to move are busy packing up
and loading their effects. Gen. Brooke
was al headquarters early today. He
spent the morning in consultation with
officers arranging plans of departure
to Porto Rico. He declined interviews
on the movement of troops, or any
other subject. Although orders are
not yet issued, it Is believed safe to
say the Third brigade, First division,
First corps, and Second division of
First, vrps will Iwgin moving Thursday
or Friday.
The commands are composed as fol
lows: Third brigade. First division—
Sixteenth Indiana. Thirty-first Michi
gan. First West Virginia. Second bri
gade—Sixth Ohio, One Hundred and
Fifty-eigh, h Indiana. Second Ohio.
Third brigade—Fourteenth Minnesota,
First Pennsylvania. First. Georgia.
Another Company In.
A colored company from Darlington
arrived on the Coast Line, four hours
late today, and have joined the Tenth,
regiment.
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SPAIN NOT
SINCERE IN
PROPOSALS
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by owe Gwvarwtaivnd.
fagM.ui to Tbs Itocabl |
toadhinaton. Jnly »•—A high • M
Hal of tbc.wst* d*wattn>*sl say* lb«t ;
Upton's first proposal Mar will b* ’
of a nwtwvw that cannot bo a* t spivd -
aod will be advanced merely to g*<»
tltß# HustitWUe will tbsrwforw eon-;
tiawn eve* though Apniw *w*w for pswc*.
Who Opsl* doss ota*v sceeptable bn
•to I bar* will be towtwnl vurprise
Madrid. Jnly 5* —I a to The rows*
rtf tana anaatwowaly agreed to seek for ,
pegwa, the respntastMWty for tb* captl
slat ton taring Ml to faptain-Gaosrnl
lit so.” nnd Genrval Torsi solefy.
Isvndon. July 2*-Air Henry Dram
mond Wolg tbr BrUlsb nmhnaandor tt
Mc lrid bn* b**n folly Informed of Ibe
terms oy.on which tka f-ntiad tatntaa
govarnmeni Is rowdy to tank* pane*. >
GARCIA RHWmTF.U KILLED. |
Sc aval loonl Telcgttow Rstrived TIM*
Afternoon.
Neo York. July Id-A *p*rlal
to lb# I’ovi from Kingston “J» j
Gama la roported Killed.
There ar* no particular* ex
cept that he oaa shot.
COALITION FORMING.
It la Against the Government Bevauvi
ol the Martial 1 aw.
Madrid. July 20—Tb* newspapers
here say a c-alitlon la being organlied
briwran the different pnrtles and
against the government on account of
ithe suspension of the constitution. Tb*
p,aru in ivcmrnl la losing ground and
I the nevrsparx-ra vesture th* sttppatU' l.m
that the British squadron would pre
•-ent ibe Amercsn vessels passing the
ctraita. but th* suggest lon la regarded
us Improbable.
NOT TO PAY OFF.
[ ‘halter Thinks It Would Demoralize
the Troops to Pay Them Now.
| Special to The Herald. |
Washington. July 20-The Resolute
■did not tak<- a million dollars and Pay
|matter* to pay the lroc,ns a’ Santiago,
as was expected. The orders weee re
scinded at the last moment. Gen. Shaf
t"r cabled that It might demoralise the
| troops to pay them now.
BLANCO’S CABLE.
Toral to Be Tried By Court Mar
tial.
Madrid, July 20 —Blanco has
cabled the Spanish government
that Santiago surrendered
without his knowledge. Total
will be tried by court martial.
L ONORE’S OFFER.
t
She 1111111 Take Troops Free if
Liberated.
Kingston, Jamaica, July 20.—The
I Spanish steamship Leonore, held here!
.since the beginning of the war under
the neutrality law. offc-r* lo transport
free to Spain any soldiers possible, pro
vided she Is liberated. The Leonore is
of three thousand tons.
TEriERARIO SAILS.
She Has Left Assumption and Is
Bound Fcr Cuyaba.
Assumption, Paraguay, July 20.—The
Spanish torpedo gunboat TemcrariO,,
which has been undergoing repairs
here for weeks past, has left the, port,
going in the direction of Cuyaba,
Brazil.
GETTING OUT.
The Merchantmen Are Leaving the
Port of Cadiz.
Gibraltar. July 20.—Three Spanish
trans-Atlantic steamers have arrived
from Cadiz, fearing that (he squadron
of Commodore Watson will attack that
place and destroy all the shipping in
(he port.
THOMAS 1-EEKE.
The “Father of the British Navy”
Dead.
London, July 20.—Admiral Thomas
Weke-Massie, known as the father of
Ihe British navy, is dead. He was born
in 1802.
~CONFED SONS.
Atlanta. July 20,—The Sons of Con
federal e Veterans met in annual con
vention this afternoon. Routine busi
ness occupied nearly the entire session.
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LEAN AID tZwuwvwto
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J. F. (DYERS
KlliliED BY
(DR. WOOD
SftNIIIdMI SlMtoUkt Affcif It
UN®
I‘rorwtoeot .*leo to a fatal Affray lo
Osrogft.
itnisabotw. Oa. J toy 2* —Mr ton
to ynt revived hero that J. N
Wood, a prominent tnrpeatiao
opetntor and vita pr.aldsnt ud
the Cwyler and to'oadtawrn rail
way abm aod laoastty billed
J r Mrsva as sttornry at Ha
ben Oa. yesterday sftetoaota
about 4 o'clock. Rumor say*
that Mverv tbroatrnad to toll
Wood oa * gb*. aad went to kin
store with a pistol la kin ham*.
, *
and Wood skat him instantly.
TmL CARLISTS
- London I radrr .‘ays Big Nans
Comes boon.
lam d»n. Jnly N.-The Kngltob Carl-
Ists are moat artlve and are la hourly
expectation cf niumfntoua tu-wa. The
leader of the organisation bare aayat
; “Wa are quite ready for active opera
-1 lions. Moreover, there la oo doubt
that the authorities at Madrid art
aware that a Carliat uprising la immi
nrm and that It will be surcaaatul. We
are immensely strong In many parts of
dpain and as tooa a* the news of the
cowardly surrender of Santiago perco
lates our force* will be greatly ia
rrasaed. Tb? foreign enlistment act
curtails eur activity In Ragland and
ever since tb* Madrid govermnato bn-
Ann to get into difficulties are have
bcoa shadowed day and night by apica
and dctectiva*. However, wn have
money which it surely nerded In
Spain."
HOSPITAL CORPS.
A Noble Band of Women Organized
In Savannah.
Savannah. Ga., July 20.—Mr*. P.
W. Meldrlm. of thl* city. I*
one nf the state vice presidents of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
auxiliary corps, whose purposes are to
furnish aid to southern soldier*. This
corps was organised hi Atlanta last
month and rhaptera were also Inatltu
-1 ted throughout many place* In the
smith. In addition to furnishing need
ful asslslance to th- soldiers the corps
«11l siirply trained purses, a proposi
tion which was accepted by the sur
geon general* of the army «nd navy.
This auxiliary corps has already dene
good work In sending boxes of food and
supplies to the soldiers at many camp*.
The association Is gaining In strength
nr.d Influence every day, os It Is eom-
IHisod of the very best woman In Oeor
: gi«.
OCN. GORDON'S STAFF.
,;! T ’ ' r M t .
The Members Are Sons of Confeder
ate Veterans
I Atlanta. July 20.-The aides on the
staff of General Gordon have been ap
pointed from among the sons of vet
erans’. They ace a* follows: I’hll Conlt.
Jr.. Charles F. Crisp. Jr... Shepard
Bryan. Atlanta: Clifford T.anler of
West Point, W. W. Davis of Atlanta,
Charles A. Davis of Warm Springs.
Harper Hamilton of Rome, C. D. Pear
j son of Macon, Preston Brooks Tobin
'of Augusta. P. A Hlovnll of Savannah.
I Albert Howell, Jr., F. H. Richardson
of Atlanta,Edward Tavior of Kentucky,
Thiamn* T.oylhss of Macon, I-uelen
'Knight nf Atlanta, Edward Hook of
Augusta. Waiter G. Cooper of Atlanta.
Royal Daniel of Atlanta. Joseph Pel
ham of Atlanta, A. C. Morris of At
lanta and J. W. Moore of Decatur.
DEWEY’S SWORD.
A Hagnificent Design That Was
Received Today.
Washlntgcn, July 20—The navy de
partment continues to receive elaborate
d. signs for the sword to be presented
to Admiral Dewey under the act of
Congress. One of these which came to
Assistant Secretory Allen today Is the
has relief of an actual sword with hilt
set with many brilliant stones, repre
senting diamonds and rubles. The de
sign Itself, with many brilliants, is
more cosily than most swords.
PRINCE OF WALES.
He (sail Right and is Progressing to
Recovery.
London. July 20.—A bulletin posts';,
at. Marlborough house this morning ar -
nounces that the Prince of Wales
passed a good night and is making sat-,
isfactory progress toward recovery.