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THURSDAY INASOCIALWAY IS \fTr a* m* \ * ‘V A TtMI. T* iM <*»♦•'•< as t***W*. m Ik# JB*l!# BlN§ * •## Drwt. !«<•• M Ui* !• t Imp ■BNB tJMP B H»rf*w£ wWrrSSSjiJ %t bl •r«f*ffhMMhi I ts. f® tl» fIWIWIIWI To »*ir rusii 1 v i** st v# f fH*t To stlloom an 4 th# v#l?«. To lb# bhd» ihut r»c* at i hi *it. n* As* fb# b r*» tlMit darts arms I To a Joy wyoß*i titf!i#ii *«»**••. To ills FHarf of all Iby#bi :**»•- To ihr srrl aortb mcrr than fold. W*. H Mrs of sa At# of Most*. With kup nc Lit shall rid#, fmn th« nurpl# dawn of manhood cn Tn ihr Kkini rvrnt it# A toant to thr Child Of Fit*. To the Wheel of My«tlr Birth. To iho rod of all Dcatr*,— f>, ok R'dvr* of Ihr Firth* —FRANCIS J (MRS MkCRETH. In Harper'* for June. Morel »-kuhlke. Thr K r»t Baptist rhurth r.a* the •s nr at noon t*- lit of a very beauti ful ceremonv, that which united in autrlmoiiv Miss Alya Kuhlhe and Mr Harry Haettan Morris. The chut h wad elaborately and taateful!;’ d corated In < paltrts and feroa with white aatln rib-j b ins. The usher*. Mr. P Baxley, Mr. Charles Stafford. Mr. Louts Ma.kel and Mr. Bob Ruthrrfcrd, ware white flann •! suits w.tb white shoes. n*stlig • sbiU'a and turn-down collars. Their bouton niere** wen white china asteis. Pie- : reded by these ushers, to the »t rains of j Mendelssohn's Weld ng March. sk ! lful- j ly pls*ed hy Mr. Watson, th - * bride and' groom entered the church, and the cer*, emery teas impressively pot toed by Krv. Ur. lotnsing Burrows. The groom were a whit"' flannel st>’t i lilte those of his ushers. The bride was becoming!? gowned In white or-! ganc e. The full skirt was frilled to] the kn’e*. each tiny frill edged with lace and ribbon. The bodice, of shit red crga-dle, had a yoke of silk maline and n sc I lor collar, stcck and sa*h cl white sa'ln. A large picture hat trimmed in maline, long nlrmes and white roses, and a large trailing bouquet of rbina nsiors and ferns completed the charm- ' leg toilet. Miss Kublke ii the r c ntre of a largo and admiring circle of friends. She has a notable gn eof manner und a aistln-j gushed appearance, and never hove, these most desirable aitribtr-3 been j more evident iban in her bridal gown.] Mr. Morris Is a universal favorite | Bnd is iinanim''us:!' declared lojie most worthy r.f his lovely bride. , Immediae’y aftpr the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Morris left on the central train for an extended stay in Tybee. Upon their return they will be at home to their friends at 013 Telfair street. Lawn Party and Promenade Concert. The Richmond County Auxiliary cC the Army and Navy League has mat!.; extensive preparations for its lawn par ty and promenade concern to be given In the Court House yarif Tuesday after noon and evening. There will be music during the entire time, and delicious refreshments will be served. There will be no admission fee. The yenng ladies of the city are cordially urged to vol unteer as assistants in serving the re freshments and the public is invited to be present and aid in the patriotic cause. The following ladles are asked to be present at a meeting at the Library Saturday afternoon at (1:30: Committee on refreshments—Mrs. Jas. Dawson. Mrs. W. W. Battey. Mrs. T. K. Scott. Mrs. VV. L. Walton. Mrs. Jos. Day, Mis. Hamilton Wilkins, Mrs, George Sibley. Mrs. A. F. Pendleton, Mrs. P. D. Hotkan. Mrs. A. G. Jack son. Mrs. Phi! Carroll, Mrs. C. H. Row land. Mrs. John Wicker, Mrs. Robert Wright. Mrs. Loula Jackson, Miss Mary Hall, Miss Georgia Estes. Mrs. J. H. Fearey, Mrs. Bertha Meyers. Mrs. A. W. Stulb. I rn As —* «** M*> l« ~ i wsilt Mm. TW «♦»•*• f H «' w* Mms Atjsims taws Mm *• j IW* » %% art *| 1* ■ %B ? |T * i CWffcMl P»««gts«w Met* tsstiAlss. rgr.asjssrj hnljrst of the r»H*4 l»»««gh**»* of Orta a t f Lt lW M* no s' Ammcls . t tow M>s* Hen ing of * *ol uo>i us AfjMisinrai Mrs llsllle A R tin- Pst Hot k Children. drra'n Ice ls'a*v», at Mrs Florence Co! -nisn s. yesterday afternoon, was a sucres, la every particular. The uta* slon tsaa a nrt<te*fsll|' tat ere ft tag and beautiful one, ifbver to be forgot tea.' There was a tent • n the lawn, and th" Telfair Gu»i t* ('apt. Coleman IV-mu *»<• mood guard and gave an exhibi tion drill Miss K'he! Uavldson. as the ] Daughter of tbe Resiumt, In the fa tigue uniform of the U. 8, army, served lemonade from a huge drum Other pa triotic characters were M'M Sarah Ccbniaa as Ameilua. Mias Sue lata a* Cclumb a Mr Jam » Gardiner as I’n jde Ham. Mr Crawford Twiggs as the [ N’sty Mr. Owen Coleman it the Army, | Miss Let'll* l-amkin as Bonnie Blue ! Flog. Mias Emily Cunningham as the ' Confederate flag, and Mr. Terra tee Beatty aa Little Cuba. Alt the other children who took part In the grand march which so enterta'ned tbe gu. eta. 1 wore white dresses with red und blue . sashes and flags. Quite a large sum •vas realised, and the ly-agur. which oiimbers about 1?5 childccu. Is eery, prcperly pt-ud of Itself. A Salad f it For a king. Waldorf salad is made from anple* * and celery. l*»e mayonnaise dressing, | Into which you have itirr ii whipned [errant. Pare the apple* and chop thotn[ rather fine; cut the ceier. mix the t .vo together, and isgn' nkle over a lifllc |lemon juice, gait and peper. Make the mayjnnalse exceedingly stiff; Just be-j fore mixing it w iiji the apple* and cel ery s.lr Into it sufficient whipped cream [ to mak« It light In color, but not , enough to spoil itg ccnsisteney; add a | few drops of green coloring: mix tbe j whole together and *»rve cn lettuce leave*. —Mrs. 8. T. Rotor in the July! Indies' Home Jcttrnal. Schley Vanley. The marriage of Mss E. Crowell Manley and Mr. Louia Walker Schley Is announced for Tuesday, (he twenty ax* t>, at St. Paul's, at 8:30 a. m. No cards. I Mr. Clark Jack is in Atlanta. Mrs. J. C. (,'. Black has gone to At ; lanu. Miss Ann ! e Laird Branch has re- J turned. Miss Dctabclle Webb has returned from Bath. Miss Barn-itt, of Alabama, Is vlslllng ! Miss Black. Mi. Richard D. Crocker is visiting friends in Warrenton, Ga. Miss Marie Alien has returned horn 1 after a fortnight's slay with r'dative* on the Hill. MaJ. and Mrs. J. C. C. Black are the guests of Mrs. Spalding, i.i Atlanta, ( tiring the reunion. M':~s Belle Walkc, end her guest Miss Harriet Houstin, have come up fiom Bath io spend a week in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Gumming and Mrs. Mary Lou Walton went down o Charleston today in Mr. Scott's private eav. Dallas, Tex.—-Farm work, although well advanced, is being retarded by wet weather. Cotton is in fairly good con dition. Breaham, Tex.—We have only had a trace of rain during the week. Pros pects of cotton very good. DIVERS Examine Spanish Ships in Bottom of Manila Bay. Stiff V nfV iaethfft R|l| Wffltil tifiH'i tvnrt«vM, iitti iitilf S|,J*# M**l I \peft lUlffl Iff Euffifff Sfffli'l (Ifflk nncHTFi l & i:sc «»p m:\th AND DBSTKI iIION, t. lowed ft at. he* Ptt<esle4 trvw--I •- vaping and File* *1 ffsatt awd pnd.cn Show I arge * usnhvr * M nl Uwwg V Ith »hlff*. ASWtkM She! s Mad* a Tndal * f*k as «he .'gewHh JMHff*. t*«f»v Hghled h* The Jnwrgsl and Augusta Hetaid 1 IdpetMl to The ||*rald | I Cavtfe duly 17 tßiilit. tr cable l » [the New Talk Jottfhnl and the Augusts t„ ttowi Of Manila hay. f If 111* 9 *! vrr* to dir# ill# rCMir*# of IA K‘ o« h ill* *1 ffom iln* Oh miMB fiom | ..**«! io ffvaidt || *r wooi* if fo* tally destroyed There atv however. . ... c _ tarif nhots tbnnish rfc null Tfen** li cm? • ineli ihcU burir 1 amtd ilkl|Mt. tbe a.-, ers in wvera! pluees Where laddrr ilood IbiTf li i b#B4> si s and bodies sh»w>iig w .Vue unsu ee#*f Jl rush ii> nadr to f» u»h#o nil ip went down. Thr entire engineer forre, all ffrrmcn. cos) passers and stokers w 'til down vi(b «bip li hat* h« >» in #agln<* and flip pum «< r»* rioted. It impossible to determine lb# fiifl iumLer that prriihed or to meue WX of the df timpoß'i bodies. Th * Castilla sal less burned, but teir:Mv u r/eked by American shells IMatn (raevs s*cn where big sh'lls tore immeti™* holes 1n her woeden hull. As ftr> reacted, the weight Of her big gun* broke the support* and the ship caved and collapsed inward*. Her hull is now a mass of twfstaff Iron and cha' red l>< arott. Oteorff report wrt k a danger ous c'tu to examine. In many part tcu lars the w'ttrk of dtstruHion resembles that or the Maine. In the mass were found many budie* badly burned. The shot* that did the most damage were i has.'* thst tore over afterdeck and into port It- w. tearing off every thing aft to engines. Three large shell* entcr.'d her araid ghlps. The death lint of Castilla not so gr at as that of Kc'na Christina. The Den Antonio <!e tllloa did not hurn. she was sunk too quickly. She Is riddlcl w 'b shots of all sixes. 6-inch shells did th'* >vcrk that sunk her. There is a big bunch of dead men near ladder, shewing that the men were hilled by a shell as' they atlecup ed to escape. Trrann p rhesi on superatructurp • open and empty. A 6-lncb shell through the cabin wrecked everything, killing j a score. Bodies too far decomposed to hell rank or to distinguish. This is the first t;m“ that divers ever ' -’lsiterl a warship which has gono i through fight. The names of th" two Intrepid men jure Oscar Kr' non and Frank Bresbam, I two of the best in the navy. | Attend J. B. White’s Fri day Bargain Sale tomor row. Special reductions in every department. POI.mCS IN JLl'i liRSON. Prlmiry For Legislative and County Officers Called For Aug. 4. LouiMdli.o, Ga.. July 21.. A mass, meeting of the Democrats of Jefferson j county was held here Saturday. It was ( decided that, a primary hr held on Aug- ( list 4th, to nominate senator, represent- j atives arid county offleerts. The Eight-; tenth senatorial district coprises the; countio. of Richmond, Jefferson and | Glarceck. It is now Jefferson’s turn to j nominate the man to represent the district. The following gentlemen have announced as candidates for nom ination by the Democrats: Hon. Wil liam Littl?, Hen. James Stapleton, A. ; R. Wright, Est]., Dr. J. N. Olfphant ant! Hon. A. S. Smith. Only two have announced for repre sent, nth. !. viz: K. L. Farmer and Geo. G. John •'on. The following have announced for county office rs: For clerk, W. K. Mur phy; treasurer, S. M. Clarg: tax collet tor. G. W. Keliey; tax receiver, W. E. Clark; sheriff, I. F. Farmer ami J. A. I Chc£.■ —t; coron r. C. A. Grubbs, W. j A. Stephens and R. A. Diehl. So far the Populists have named no tickets. Don’t forget J. B. White’s great Bargain Sale to morrow, Friday. It. AUUUBTA SANTIAGO CUT CROWDED WITH AMERICANS —ii 'in— if iN iixifcu Mtirii off hlffftUfil TrW VsffkMi flkmhsgff* * .yv« * tkegt ffhs*l* •cm ataff Mcwff Awwchaw (karwn*. AMm fh# wst#r ipw** r ‘ ” * |_ * - _ diffifMiuM t«*ry i tuniffd ihr«Hmh#nf it*** The- Am«*rbraas iw twiytnii sw««r* , s. tn« l«l« stiff bait mm stem IhHr f**cs sti4 all talk dmarlly an m* r to Hcamrr* I lying AWrs and MHpe* Swntlago today presents a bright and . kr#rfol pu mr# la ,w<l lifa>s fffn Ov«*r Ihlrifi si**i»mft*. ffjrlnn ’iHa* sum and strl|*a, nr# pruuJly #a»l* j iaf In «r n#ar It** barter Bmall l»osia , •it ftyiaf briskly to and fr** on th# I4u# aairrs f*#v#rsl tar*, st aim-rs. i th.- Htata **f Texas. I.e>t*a at.l Aran is*, ore alorgntdc the ehsrves. b.ially engaged in unloading their car««M« of 1 suppllea and provision* In short, ev- , rr> thing denote# laislle n«id wetlvlty. I The Immense shed* al<e| the watet ifront nre already packed with merch- ! i, ndlse. and Ita- large ator. * rented along Marina street are busy receiving g .ods. e hlch are tiring steadily un- i ‘ traded Everywhere there arc algo* of ] a r vlval of commercial activity and ' Mil* Clara lUrt .n yesterday ttegsn distributing supplies, irllevlng thous srnls of cases of dtatrie* from hunger and afeknesa. The ice factory has re sumed work, and the woier supply wit! I* turned on today. | The change In the appearance of ttv* city la kaleidoscopic, and a rouple "f flat - *, when further shipment* arrive, will sulfite for the normal business to revive. All the stores are open this morning, by General McKlbldn s or ders. but the saloons remain r insed for , tbe present. In order to avoid the pos 'slblltty of a claafi between the soldiers In case of drunkenness. The elet-ylc light plant Is working. , 'The* rawnshoft* are doing a rushing hu- stneaa, their counter* being crowded by people of nil sorts of color acid condi tions. pawning heirlooms, clothes, and j also dresses and furniture. Offlcera tender theli medals, spurs t and sword* and civil employes offer their tortoise shell, gold-heeded caneft-- sold for a mere song width are, In turn, bought at fancy prices by the Am erican soldiers, officers or newspaper [ correspondents as relics of the vr.r. i There have been more machetes sold to ,our men as souvenirs than were laid | [down on the morning of the surrender, and crosses, service stripes and or ders are cheerfully ported w ith for Am erican cash. 400 Spanish Troops Still In City. About 4,000 Hpunlatj troops still re main In lb' city, but lb" majority of j them will be removed so soon os a tamping ground bey-*ld the rifle pits ran he arranged. The American troops are being re moved from their old encampments be hind the trenches to cooler and better spots In the hills north of the towei. Officers assert that there Is not a case of yellow fever in Santiago raid that there at" but few cases of smallpox. The streets look fairly clean and also show signs of care talo n by the Span iards to prevent an epidemic during th" sl»ge. General Shatter bus placed a c'-nadr in charge of the cable nffir" and only (government dispatches are sll-uved to ihe sent today. It Is said, however, that I press and nymmcrcla! dispatches will be received, subject to th:» censor’s per:- j ceil sor.n—probably tomorrow. | Spanish merchants,who have been in jtervlewed on th- subject, say they ex- I peet business to revive at once and hope for large investments of American capital within the next ycor. There seems to be no race hatred, the bitterness being all directed against 'the Mod rid government, which is charg ed with gross mismanagement of Cu ba and bungling during the conduct of the present war Only 2 Deaihs Yesterday from Yellow Fever. Tile hospital headquarters ■ re still located at Juragua. Two deaths from yellow fever were reported there yes terday, but the names of th" victims have not been mode public. The phy sicians say . there are but few nov ca- I s.-s appearing, and that ib epidemic is under cp*nol. The also, think that th" danger .(o the army Is about pass ed . Commodore Schley, with a party of officers, visited the city this morning, coming up %o bay fa a steam launch. Tbe commodore called on General Me. Kibbin »ns’ strolled about the street, .Di- DEWEY’S Second Expedition. Arrive* tfffffly At Mff* nilA With 3.600 M«n. Hilt# M«t4 Half *■) flMfffft liafftU «k 4 rwiHfyiffffff sptffi h |*«kkr«AM TmtW ••4 AMrrkffff His Rff*4 \n\ \(JEOF MONTH AM):» OW.s Health ni Inmp* I v**HeWl «*»•> 4 IkHrtks AWieWg ftsaff ASi*tkS4 Army sf TffwMM Vg* •.own Me*. (ffperial I* Tk* IMsid | 1 illy How he Harrell. ffiiMW I** H mtn I Hmi K miju inly Sl.-Tk# fipr4ttlo<i. rytmiiMfttN ky (tr imk'i itp« i j On tin nr ay fw*na llnnoinln rmm iti i \%*nk# «•« a rffinAiat of four it*nor <1 irpniimfii, Ik# n»tß*. the Srhlwnder. Ib« Colo* snA Ike Denstor ‘ r fce . htw* arrived on she , | ttth. tbe at bet am the l.ih Lieat. U »* " . Pr'ietc Msthh'X ttf tb* KigP'i nth tnfnntry; B*rg,'*m O'dffrw. , f (he y*ir«t Nrhrrska. and • musician lof Hi* First ri'loradii. died tix the vny | age and mix* buried at sea. The !« with| of the troops la excellent aft*r th- long | voyage of a month and five days, bro ken rnty by n short rrmi ashore at i Honolulu The rrs.er of thr* troops' , shows S.Soff men and IS* oßh crt. as follew* The Tenth fVnnsylvsnla. Ihe First folnrado and the First Nsbrnsks I tolonterrs; one hnttnl.'cn each es the Eu htrvnth nit.l Tw.mly-thltd Infantry. ■ in dr'-nthin nt cf nogtor'rs rorps and 1 Batteries A and B. I’tnh artillery, br-1 !ald a staff officers, sent* ms. hospital I corps men nnd postoffiee employe*. | .This brings the army at Mamin up to j 4.000 mm. • . Largest stock of imitation Cut Class ware ever brought to the city, now on sale at White’s, at prices less than half what others ask. GIBRALTAR. Foreign Ships Gathering Warships of all Nations to Be on the Scene When Watson Arrives. French Fleet of 7 Vessels Cruising Near Straits. [Special to The Herald.) Gibraltar. July 20.--The warships of the fcre'gn po v: « arc gathering on th" , i sitae of the naval con flic which it is| ip(p»(-ted will take place when Commo-1 due Watson arrives . Th ■ French squadron of seven vessel*, is cruising near Ihe glralts. The Italian cruiser, I Dcgali, has sailed for Madeira. The Spanish wans-Atlantic ( omi.an: , fearing Commodore Watson'* fleet, in distributing Its steamers in ''-.irign poitr. The Ciudad Coadal. Httbana and Catalina are in t hit* port. me,king several purchases and appar , ntly greatly ciijoyl :g shore lenve. He was received with great respect by lh- Spanish officer* ho learned his name. Preparations for f ; nrrenderof f'rovince Lieutenant Mlley, of Genera! Shat ter's staff, left here this morning with 11 troop of tb* second cavalry, under Capt. Hre-lt. to make Ihe rounds of th" entire military district o' Santiago de Luba, and for the purpose of receiving the formal surrender of the Spanish forces. He goes first to San Luis, where there are about 4,600 of the enemy’s troops. Lieutenant Mlley will then re ceive the surrender In order, of 800 men at Cobre. 1,200 at Catalina, 2,600 at Guantanamo and 3.600 aL Baracoa. A total of 10,000 Spaniards ar" expected to yield their arm;, to this one troop of American cavalry. To reach Baracoa Lieutenant Mlley will In- comp-died to iid.- straight (cross the island to the northern coast, led by a Cuban guide. He will ride under a white Hag for protection, but General Toral has sent members of Ids staff ahead to notify the post commanders of the terms of tl>" surrender. Gen. Linares Loses His Arm. The wound of General Linares is much more serious then reported. His left arm has been amputated and to-, night he is in a serious condition. GARCIA':-. DEATH. 4TTF*Mmt) NtHMX oNcL KAMI FI THIN M KiJM'IR. j Man < Hilml Hi Uff I ffkffl i fffflff HI Nff» Ifffi. tUffMfilff su fff* I H» a«NI kill* ; %<m ftifi Jffffif |f A K !****«• I* I Iffff rirFftl t knl k# atlCii HfffinfMf I 'I" i#yi n .Iff |.* t4*r 5% { ff*«3«*? |tnr?',rt# ! v.wk July ff TH# kwn mm4 l ' at- t swf !• filt-Ui M'.l~ffH»t Iky | I’’iilsSff*"* . I |i|| A r |||. mmm s»t*« < ■fM»I info. Jl*)y It If *»* A riM# m## I • .wA Mftjtf.C 1 t*F|c-flff « |))|4 lift Mfft 9f )l {*mt tli# pn*snm c*f man! » r At Ikal liffK flnf ba if > irffWNte from fftn* j CnlNia Juaia Cr«4ll» It. Itornt!*! I ftwkana, roa»««l t«* **» ° nrkfa >n# mfomuiieun *^*a **l mm ffr atlt Offlf 1 # I'* *M‘ir§ flf. hit: I dd not Und It hard to rwdit lfc*» iHirioi (k# imjsuli on Hi9i«U#f* with 4 he ffi'f* *•) ditiy of Inf* rt'ptlßf r ttifc r* *m#nu an«) nHtton “ff ik# rt |fwnt of tli# Hfianiak poldl-ry "When tk* tit j f#ll bla ditty ««a nf »n rail liui It tk# a«tark on wm ih *n plioiwtl. Manaa* | r.lllo lim to thr w« »f ami If la Itirr* • for# probabl# (bat Htiafi#f d#fßll#<l. OMtia n ronant) so rut off r#inforr#- menu (h#r# Holguin lira isrir thin cltjr. anil nia ( •irflw)Df<l Hy n cofiiidrmbt# forr#. aa th# Amrriran orral muat hnv# i known. “It U not onllkrly that Harris and. hia mm rnmr Into ronfl!ri with a body |of Spanish soldi#!? bound from Hol quln for Manzanillo.’* Aomething About Oarcla. I Calixto Garcia wa* In tils sixtieth | year and wa* regarded by the Cuban j : insurgents as one of their most in trepid soldiers. In tbe ten yrars' war.: his skill, bravery and energy wen him rontinurd promotion untll-he rtfelvnl a general's star. In nn srtiou in 187-1; Garcia wa s cur round "d hy Spanish iron pa. Rather than surrender he shot him** If thr* ugh the chin with suicidal Intent. He reccvewd and wa* sent lo Soaln. He was release In 1k77 when the peace of Jtcttjon *va* declared. Garcia at onca aet out for New York anil organised an expedition to Cuba. He landed In Santiago de Cuba, hut was taken prisoner a second time.j He eludod the vigilance of thv prison] guards In Spain one night after a As-! tr-n years' Imprisonment and fled toi England. . Garcia was the promoter of the 1 Hnwklns expedition, whlrh i.rfl this ] i lly in January. 1X96. with 300 men nnd a large quantity of snplies and ammunition. ThP vessel sunk. He next fitted out the Bermuda, which was sei7-d upon the ev.' of tier departure, j in February. IX9«. by a United States marshal nnd bis deputies. Garcia was arrested and released in $2,500 hail. H ’ [ at once mode another start and landed i in Cuba several days before the day j g ri for his trial in this city. ! For the last two years he has been ( 1 engage I in c nducting 'he campaign of j tli ’ Cubans against Bpain In th.e prov-j j inoe of Santiago de Cub:'. Don’t forget J. B. White’s great Bargain Sale to morrow, Friday. SI FFHRING IN SAND. Some Reports of the Georgia Boys in Camp at Tampa. Savananli. Ga.. July 21. —Lieut. I. Now'll West, of the First battalion. Second Georgia regiment, at Tampa, b-ings tom-' very discouraging reports with reagrd to the condition of affairs there with the Georgia troops. He said today that there were twenty cases of typhoid fever in the division hospital a few days ago, and all th.? patients had to he sent to Fort McPherson or other hospitals. Unless .soro" thing is done to remedy the sanitary condition of the place he fears that many members of tii, regiment will pooh be down with that disease. It rains there every day, Tie says, and the men have been com pelled to pile up sand in their tents and dig 11. -itches around them to keep out the water. They are now prepar ing to build a pontoon bridge from the km', cf the colonel over to that of the! adjutant so that the men will not have | to wade in the wat.?r up to their auk- j lea when they carry orders back ami forth. He says unless something Is done to remedy the situation pretty soon the Georgia boys will suffer se verely. 25 counters of cut glass ware, fine imitation, at prices less than half what other's ask- J. B, WHITE. JULY !i I CAMPOS Talks in Madrid. Srtnftn**n hurrMndor In* •Viable He B*yi So Aiffo H«v«na. \MerVffff* Iff Nffff Tfrlffl Iff (X IlffM hi Fffflff Kkff-* V|MffM i.nipriffMffi Ac*H Tffff Kikllf iff Hr Iff vine IffKrrrllf I III* •ilia Fn«i A»efirff. \ Metl< in' Will He PiffkM Hr • (ffhaff War •» Win i am* I), HMi l»d Ko4levv Itlsiearvk fays I net# Is the Find of Mights America Ma» strength s*d Come* neatly AM. Impossible far Vfsls la IJH •* Glori ous Memories I’rrsmri in (Mff Hltlotksl I‘si.hmenls. |Hpr sl to The H*eal4.| Madrid. Jnly 11.- Martinet t amp's* made tbe folltnlng itbrslloa last "The present g<>. rmsseat must eon - • unur during all the time txveasary to make p-ace It may even necTjijstruct Itself, clung,nr, > tue ministers and taking Gama*'a of Moatero Rios as premier. After | >aee la made 811 vela may f irm a eehltvt and undertake the difficult task of settling the situatio* mated by the war." • .Santiago. Speaking of Ban«lago. t’ampon said: | "Surrender was Inevitable, aooaer or l later, it it Impossible to resist such ' a climate with IU-(>‘d soldiers. Tfwi 1 Atrt rleans also suffered from the ell tnste. but had more rcsotireaa, being ; near their country, and could gal tv i rytiling >h. v wanted. "Having such powerful artillery they would hate In- n Irresistible lo tbe end. rhi.fly considering that we had lost , our squadron. Santiago could do notn lag else but sure'mice. Havana will have to do the same thing, whether ; It resists one month, or six. "I am prrsuxeded, however, that the ; pt.rp-we of th. Amr.'lcaoa Is now to get a hold on Porto Rico to try to make good claims on It. America’s Strength. Bismarck »aid long ago. Force it the first of rights.' The American* have sttcnglh. consequently have all. The respunslbllty lies on our govern ment. K is impossible to have a col onial empire without a navy and with out good budgets. It is Impossible to live on glorious memories preserved In old historical parchments. >pain Acted Rashly. “I believe the government acted too rcshly In refusing to accept tile Am erican ultimatum. I would have wait 'd to receive the ultimatum. Apart from th» , I am persuaded the Ativ'ri enns wuni“d nothing but war: they continued to help the Insurrcnetlon af ter Spain hrd grnnted autonomy: bu' the punishment has arrived for the Cubans and for the Ynnkcew The Cubans will-wage against the Yankees the same war they waged against Spain, it will be a costly, bloody end less war like ours." The Carlist Agitntion. Talking of the eufipension of nonstl lutlonal guartmtTos, Campos said: “In'the Hi fit mcmctt'S I thought the government acted rashly, but I have since received letters from regions where tho agitation seems almost not to exist. 1 imagine the government had more complete information on Ihe subject.ehits Justifying the suspension of guarantees. Tbe Carllsts do not c r ;ase to rnnounce what they Intend doing if peace is dishonorable and it Ts impossible to sny whnt they wiil consider dishonorable.” 25 counters of cut glass ware, fine imitation, at prices less than half what others ask. J. B. WHITE. QERHAN WANTS TO ENLIST He Sends Photograph of Himself With His Application. Washington, July 21.—Major von Wroohem of the Royal Cavalry of Ger many, now in Berlin, has written to the wer department, making a formal tender of his services to the American army in the >var against Spain. In liis letter he says that he has served in the Prussian army (cavalry), participa t'd in the late war against France, aud, upon application, was retired two y.ears ago. •'iieiug strong and healthy.” ho says. ■ | once more long to enter active-ser vice.” As an evidence of entire good faith in the matter, transmits his commis sion in the German army, signed by Emperor William, and also a photo graph of himself, in full military uni form, showing nume,rous badges and orders of distinction. His application has been tranamitted to the President.