Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, August 13, 1898, Image 1

Newspaper Page TextI AN^ i vol. viii. , Finger Vadbi> rusca avui sruii^/v, I W You fuel the Mood rushing W } along. M i But what kind of Mood? I That is the question. Is it pure blood or impure 8 blood ? I If the blood is impure then | you arc weak and languid; your appetite is poor and your I digestion is weak. You can- ft not sleep well and the morn- 1 ing finds you unprepared for II the work of the day. Your |l J cheeks are pale and your corn- B plexion is sallow. You are A troubled with pimples, boils, IW or some eruption of the skin. Why not purify your blood ? Y t per \ f will do it. Take it a few days m ar.a men rut your tinker 011 ?: I your pulse again. You can t H fee! the difference. It is f I stronger and your circulation I better. Send for our book on K B Impure Blood. j M If you are bilious, take B Ayer's l'ills. They greatly B rj aid tlte Sarsaparilla, Tliey Q ^ I cure constipation also. J B Wrfta to our Doctor*. tp Writu tin-in freely all 11 |i.n nl?n H P.! In Tour ? ;??< . Vmi t il r<o-< ivu * D? 4H |<roi\i|it ruiil/. without _o*t. U| Athlrus*. Jilt. J. AY Kit, ffg Jgf Lowc'l, Main. v| "\I E II WE II,III,EH I I iwtv I hmiTiw ni 1 ii\)\ i rmmiiuij. "Kmhodyiiiir IVoposrM irnns In Negotiation of u 'Irmly ns tonkin tow an! the eonlirmal mil <>1 pomad vn net .i a long -I* -.< '<< <!.-v \ la* tllO seen Inrv o! . J;.?* Mini lit French a.nl-.?--.?<!?..'<? 1 11 [ ? the !< i Hi' u[.-in w hn i- l u iiu- i.t gnliatiolis ;<.r a tn-M'v .an- t ? I. COllillK'liil : 111.1 i..! ; ! ti.? Ill? form of prof* Tin- |.r? tocol, it is t ni'-.i- _\lr:iti?>it vi<.-\\ as t t!. propro-s tn-nil- t_\\- sctitrniv : is i'X[ifcf?i! tli.it t!ii- jUMturiil wi] !>? I'Xi'ciiti- 1." ^ 1 lurt* i s a I v> s \ tin |-11 11 i t t :.. . i : .. i. .i i ^ 111 ii?-;tiiiii: won iii' . 'iiiiv11 JII\ eriiiiK'fit t hiii r in,.. .1 1 ho !jtI moment < r : im|?Ii agreement. tin ii ; simm'oIj proh:ilil?? t li.it ii v\ mi I I < w ill in to invoke the I'rrnrh >m > !--? In jb in l lit' 111 li ' 1111 in. tii.ii woiihi I'nl i, low wliiit lo tilt* w orh! won I seetn to In- i ri piolhitioii ?>; hi ^benevolent oll'oiis in It 'll i!i < Spain. MAY l?K IS lliil |> ItTKoltK *TI SIONKh. There mu>t be <lel?tv ?poMibV fc\ 5ASTE LANCASTER, ! from 21 to IS hours?before the next stop ran ho taken and the 1 protocol made binding upon hoth tho IT nit I State* and Spain by t lio attachment of tho si,'mature ' t of tho plenipotentiaries,Secretary j Day for tho t inted States and M.j (amhon tor Spain. Tito delay; ?vill lie largely attributed to physical causes. The protoc<d is : lonir ; it must be translated and ( turned back and forth into code and simple lanmta^e no less than . live times before it reaches Mad , rid through tho Trench foreiirn I j ollice. This work was not be^un' ! until late t! i i? afternoon after it j had consumed the best energies of Assistant Secretary Adoo. of! I lie state department, and M. j I luebaut, secretary of the Drench j einbassv. iii tie* formal shape o! 1 l tin- two copies o| the protoeol. one in Knulbh and one in Drench. These Were prepared Very rare lolly and idioma'ic variance in j tic two lanpia_'e- nece--itatine tie- t est eaulioh it' order that t be idem iea! cha'actor of t he t wo copies should be preserved. 1 lie ieliirtli o| the protocol illl po-ed ur'-at amount ot labor, upon the cipher clerks, or who-I . i? ,1. .r.' i with tin ?v?-rk of i n?1 riii_ 11>!> original int ? ? ir ? r. i so thai a 11 t ion ultimo i n vol ve< 1 ' mi purely mechanical functions! | will In- run-i.ler a Iilc as Io main j 11u i on.lit ion of a very early an ! sun- i111proliaUe. oi a n itms riiot <;n r rn in-: i n | < n As to I lie character of protocol it can i o 'ate'! on authority that J our terms are in all practical! points those 't out in the al> r ??raet ot' the I'resident's eondi,| lions piiMi-heil from the White ii 11 on^c ,t week airo. From this' .V ?.*< ! ii is ?lc?|iiL*ci| that tlmn.xtra ?- >11< 1 i 1 ion* <>r 11uulilicat ions sought to I? * iiiipn-cil hy tin* Spanish . yo \ ( r a ii i* 111 tt'riv ahamlnmsl at ' 0 !? ;?*r in !ar???> pun hy the I'n-nch ; r ?iiilu*>-a?h>r. This ih'ilnctinn i? , n support^.I hy tin- oiivinnstamms ? that in tho early lnnrnitiir, ami ii hclnro tin- conl'oronm hutwcon! <t rr??J ar\ 1 >av ami M . t'alnhon ; ? \\ 11 i < -11 rfsnltf'l in an atirurnmnt, * hen* wa> * prevalent iinpredion. 1 >?;i-?-?t upon tin* utfot'ainvs <>l , I | ii I 11?* nun who hail talkeil with . the I're-mlent, that the SnanislJ c mswer was 11ri<;i!isfaetory and I that the nenotialions looked as il > 11iey miudit terminate suddenly.1 ' ,\> this situation changed so ->11< 1 ! e 11! v liter t he conference if IIUIV j * I I! he lair!'. assumed that the am J li t*?ad"f abandoned tin* eondi \ tiiiii' which the I'resident was re-j noted to have regarded a* iinsat it Mactorv. It is believed that the d protocol cirri's with and in itself v provision l??r the cessation ol ho* u tilities. < >n this point the naval 1 i ' 1 r contingent is ur/ei.t tint our {*ov ... .. i . . .i \ . i .,,11.<ni . t i <' 111 i.i'" 1 | nlicv ?,f roliisin^ t<> ?-liter in!" an < > armistice without a? iinirin^r -< tin* snh-tantiul pledge to secure the r.?n-intimation ?,f peace. W I.a* s 1 hey particularly desire i-* tint ( i>ur jroverninent shall demand a? v a condition ol a < essation of lies Jtal^ BFvMI -W FFKLY. S. c.t SATF RJ )A\R A filitios, the .-uncii'I'T t-> the I'nited States military foreo* of; of Mnrro cattle at til'' ? f 11 a I ?a i; h harhnr ami some su<-h points <?f vantage as 111?? oilerimportant ports in tie* territory soon to lull under our eonlrol. I'OSMItl.i: COM M iss!1 in i:ks. 4 Tic peace ln^ot iat ions now j helieved to l?o advanced io n ] point where the l/resident has! lei warranted in turning his at tention to the selection of the! commissioners t" i?e charged !>v j t lie I u it ed St at es with t he <1 rat t -! ine ot a treaty ot peace > ? tar us can he gathered, l ilt one name, Uns licen positively determined, upon, namely, that of Secretary Pay. who will head tic commission. lieyond that point then i-> no certainty although -ome prominent Iiatn have Oe n t rou^li! forward. uf.rn n t.i:\vt: ium oit. Mr. Woodford. '>nr hoi mire* l' r to Spa;n. h?.s i me;.- ' tiotied. thontrh he < credit? 1 with entertainini' a desire to re torn ' ? Madrid, in tt ,> -lon-pe ( ' I lilted State, minis'er after the v. nr. The t \v i euihit mm- murh* conflict , pea ? .r11 * ti - 1 'tier not always in itiy wcie-mm a? a min ister resident, partiealarly where lie h>s I party ohnoxioiis pi ae?? upon the in try to which he i< .? he ae -redded, t hie of t he names ilia' tinds u:ii-1 vorsai approval among persons verse,! in diplomacy i- that of; Mr. I\u>ti?. ex amhastaoor to Franco, whoso htaiuivii American-: i-ni. combine,! with diplomatic ' knowledge ami legal utility. are 'ir_r?M 1 a> lilting lorn esp i:*!I\ appoint 111?'111 as peac<? commi.s-, siotmr. The t * ! that Mr. Kustiv is a Democrat wnuM not mitigatoj airainst his chances, a< it pro- ' t sinned tho President wouh! rather, prol'cr to make tlit* commission j lion partisan. \\v\i. omenta HKi ir.vi: i*; i: iI .AT H ANI). { '11m' 11:<v a I ollirers have made 11 ]> their minds that peace is at hand and are planning tV?r a re dnetimi ?.f the naval establish merit In a peace !?:i-i~. Th* tirst j *Io|. t<? taken will l?e the re i lireinent of the monitors from active service. They are uneom fort aide craft < to live in and a fiord the men little opportunity for \ general training. .M ANY OKI' l'l'.oM.rrioNS. Another matter which has rel >i OK ok < liiio, i'iia i>r Tui.in?o, / I.I I \H ('ill \ I V. V I 1'iavK -I. iikni \ makes nitli ttint lie i- t lie >?*nior |>:trl iht ol' I lie lirm l" , I I i I I I. V I v . i I i . i i i > i . i ?\ ? ' . iiii11: i' ihi i in' - in tin* < ity of ToIimIo, ? 1111 _> run!' state afore-.vol, :ui?l t but >.iid linn will; pay t li?' -iiiii i -t 11 \ I . Ill \ I >It I-'. 11 i I >l >f,l. \ K> tor eifrh a in I every i e nf I'atarrli that eaiitint be ?r? I by tin1 use of 11 a i.i.'m ( \ i \ i: i:' ' r i: I . I i; \ \ K .1.1 II I.N r.v. Sworn lo before ii :i I -'.'i-eribeil in my presonne, Ibis >i 11 ?!ay of I ?? - . tuber. A. I I>m'.. v " / A. W. i . I I. \ i -\ . ' \ ';ipy I'Miiiio. II hI IN i at urrb l 'tire is t iken in I ri lally ir111 ad i 111port Iy on l In- l>loin! ami 11.11 mis suriai'i's of Iln? >y-l>-ui. Si'inl for I i'?i i until tali, free. .l.ril I.NKV a i o./l'oledo.O. So|i| t>y I >riifjKists, 7.V. Hall's Family I'ills are tin' best. m " Hp T7 ]p> W} JL JCL a\. A ' rc;usT 13, iHpp. reived attention is th ,t iinntint's to bo accorded to other- B who have <1 ist ingijislc'd 11; tn- n solves during ill" hostilities. \ jj ?tep was made ir this diree'ioi; a to dw by the submis-iY.o to the "j 1 'res ;,.?t of re('om!:iei):ht'io ts by I the <eeret:irv of the navy for th \ advancement o! all of t lie oflieer- I of S impson's tleof who ?1 *~t ii 3 finished 1 hem> !v- <? vo an n noun.eed some tinie aim t'.at a H board would be apom 1 iii ih I cid" on all promotion- in !>?? re 8 enmmended. hut !' -on I this plan seem t.o 'en I abandoned so far a- -?#:.!? , lie- & chief otlieer- were eone?rued. >1" KF. M r.V I - <; > I / V >'.KI 1 ! . i i"n Morrill*; ['<>: .?<? i ; !,. IM >! ip| iM"; is to 1><> iI ! / ; 7.n,,l> troops now * . i 'V i!.' ro. ',vhi"!i will 1 t mi:- ports ran I S,..-rotary A!.: - . ! * tll.lt J.M'M) troop v. ' (iJH't?. '!'!;(> dep..: v.. ' at traa , (' v v flii' rons * pr. - at. I "it t it's those !; whirl: :;ro to If.v . t ? iI'll. M fun . 1 ^.OOtl ' , no hurry lor the < 11 \ : . . ' In- n ii1i:ii11t r' K Ml??l:t an otr. trim j or t t ho t r ; ' . , ( ?T' ! the prints a v. it i- probable t1 r ' . 1' ! ra n sport* that 1: * w . i , ' ] i* i nila will await* d. 'i '.* tary to Irtv oahh ! <ien. M . Hhkini; him when it u.?? e\i 1 il t he t ra nspnrts v. < i:i ; : i.to San Francisco, ami i likely to roach t i t' point \: :ti three weeks their r> ; 11 r r. \ : a waited, ;t - it will t i \ .; t. i that length of t it.to to ' ; m . o, transports in ma i:m t mops. k *>t \ i'kmt:\ r i> \ \ ' < Washington. \ >: . r?.? ii? :t ii H\ver of Spain in i in- ii-i m> < piMiM Hot ix'inir out liv: . tory to tin' f.r?ivci i:uu 11*, ' wor? -OHIO :ippi'oiioii-io;io in clio day that neyo?i:ttions m _ < ho hrokoii oil or 111 r; in-r !oi t . A I'Diiirn iii'i' hi1! ivc 11 l! ? : ; urn I >:i-sailor and S o,?r. i .11 y i1 t In* -t a! o department 1.1;. mornimy. however, - <\ , lieve t lio situat ion. a- t tollowod prompt ly 1 v < 1 tho siMTotary fill t!i?' 1 i". ~. if..!. with whom ho roiiiain d o:ne t iiuo. After iiis talk wit h t . dent the secretary "W have ay reed upon a em lioilvin iiriiiiii.ii '..in. I - J )t iat ions of t lie t rr i) \ ;i" i . iiicl :i I.un the e vacua! > >ti < a fa I i' it o Kico an! it i? ?\ ; ? <-i i-1 a thai ! 11i> protocol wii! i- >>x icut e<l." ' tut ij-vrt> : n \; i' nn:. nr. month 1 his was the lu>t n?liiii^>-i<>n . that the two noV< I'll 1!) nl? at last 1 ft had practically conic together ?>n | the lnisis ot pence. It was iufi < tiiatcl that what remained to lie i>. R I&P . - WL Wk -Xrw .A>' \ UiSdS O | I NO. 37^ Royal makes the tout] pure, (j wliol uoil ilcliciuu^t, J r(i5?2% fej ! mmm rt^r.olutcly Pi;,-a WMA n. Ml' . 1 ) fo,, sr M vo.ist. " " i -> ... .? a.,,~ " <'i in | ill ?.?'?I pijc, :?inn a I ;. r ' i* ... .. Was rt ;i ni'i 1 l ;ii.- uaI tiivs I'll in liii! i|c - iili'M1 a ?-\ v.?ul<! \ 1 .?r in .. Iii. l > ' .t1 i * | ' Sit* . \ ? 1 I * ;n n; : , | 4 IIi> \ I v : 111 v. \\ j ! . ! i. i. . 1 ,, !!. : 11. i.I I . . . , , ; 0. j >u: iu<M- ... ! i;r_ ?. 1 %. 11.'.I. . . . I I III ?. ? 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