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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-21
WOOL.
REGISTER OFFICE,
WHEELING, June 20, 1893.


The wool market is very dull. The
tendency among farmers is 10 market their
woods at once, in anticipation OF further
decline The nominal price for fleece wool
is 2Oa22 cents for the best chips. There
are few buyers. Horkbeimer Brothers
furnish quotations as follows Fine un.
washed 20 cents according TO condition and
length Of staple. Medium unwashed LA
1Sc.
PHILADELPHIA, June 20.-Wool. quiet;
Ohio. Pennsylvania and West Virginia
Xxx and above 25a26c; Y 23a24c: medium
27a2Sc: coarse 27a29c; New York, Michi-
gan. Indiana and Western fiLe or Xxx 22a
23c: medium 26a27c: fine washed delaine X
and Xxx 23a26c; medium unwashed comb
ing and delaine, 29a3lc; coarse do do. 25s
soc; Canada washed combinR 2Sa3Oc: tub
washed choice 32a33c: fair 30a3lc; coarse
27a2Sc; medium unwashed combing and
delaine 20a22c; Montana l3al6c; Territorial
1CalSc.
BosToy June 20.-The demand for WOO
has been moderate and the sales are in
small lots only. Ohio X is quoted at pa
25c; Xxx and Xxx and above 26a27c; Mich
igan Y 22a23c: fine delaine 25a26c FOR Ohio
and 23a25c for Michigad; unwashed comb
ing 20A23c: Territory quiet; fine 41a4Sc
fine medium 45c; medium 40a43c; Texas
California and Oregon dull; pulled woods
quiet at 30a95c for super; Australian WOODS
firm; foreign carpet woods dull.
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Bold Daylighs Robbery.

ALBANY. y. Y, June 2O.-A bold day
light robbery occurred yesterday after
noon st the iewelry establishment Of 10
seph Neafach. Concerned in the robbery
were three men who called at Mr.. Nea-
fach's place Of business and asked to see
some diamonds. Mr.. Neafach showed them
over s., 200 worth Of diamonds contained In
a pocketbOo which he carried on his per-
son. Just as he did so one of the men
seized him by the throat, bent him back
ward and presented a revolver at his head
while one of the other men threw red pep
per into the eyes of the jeweler. Relieving
him of the diamonds and his watch and
chain they quietly walked out and all
trace of them was lost.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-21

1000 head; market steady; stock ewes
Al 5Oa2 rs; Texans SO 75a4 90; natives 50 80
as 30; westerns a 25a4 %; spring lambs
$3 50a5 90.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, June 2O.--Cattle-
Receipts 26O; shipments 100; market slow
and unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000 head; shipments,
900 head; market slow; medium and
light weights, So 6Oa6 20; heavy weights,
s. 25a6 40.
Sheep-Receipts, 81, 900 head; shipments
1000; market very dull, 10 TO l5c of from
yesterdays decline.
CINCINNATI, o., June 20.-Hogs, in fair
demand at 6 50a6 40; receipts, 5000 head !;
shipments, 1900 head
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How 10 80 Puasd slseves.

Very pretty hats are to be had to
match cotton gowns. They are made
on frames, and &re merely series OF
rufIles Of delicately colored cotton stuff,
with great bow placed where that
looks best. They do not suggest the
child's wash hat, though for that matter
the latter come this year 10 so many
elaborate shapes and made OF all sorts
Of wash stuff. that the girl who IS get
ting up cotton outfit for herself had
better consider them. They are quite
inexpensive and are especially becom-
ing to some sorts Of girls. The crown
of the toQue Of this picture is OF black
straw, and the odd brim is made OF
straw, lace and jet. The crown is very
low and is encircled by pink vel
vet ribbon about one and half
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-21
ETNAYILLE.

Some time ago a son OF the Widow
Craig got run over by the cars. An
amputation of his leg followed. Some
how the wound did not heal, but be-
came a running sore. Later the case
was given into the hands OF DR.. w. f..
Ebert, OF Etnaville, who decided that
another amputatiOn was necessary.
Under Dr. Ebert's Skillful surgery, as
sisted by Dr. DickeY, another part Of
the BOYS limb was taken of yesterday.
The amDutatlOn was made near the
knee.
There about four boarding houses in
town that had better keep Quieter, or
wholesale arrests will follow. Nearly
every Saturday night, when the
citizens OF the town are asleep,
there are sounds of revelry from the Sc
quarters which are shameful. Already
eight arrests have been made az one OF
the noisy houses, and 10 comes from le-
gal authority that more are TO follow n
they are not conducted more quietly.
The Bridgeport Glass Company's fac
tory has closed down aud the persons
boarding. In Etnaville who worked
there have gone home for their Sum
mer vacations William Layhe and Ed
ward German have gone 10 Cincinnati
and Albert Hague has gone to Fair
mont
Since the REGISTER gave 10 as med
ical Authority that the town needed
sanitary regulations more strictly en-
forced there has been big change.
Cellars are being cleaned and white
washed and the streets renovated.
WIN. Koehline is home from the
Worlds Fair.
The Martins Ferry fire department
will give their blowout tonight, and
.EtnSville will be well represented
there.
The Etnaville brass foundry is going
IN full. They have a large number Of
orders ahead, and the outlook is said to
be bright.
Nv. Sankner has returned TO his
home in Pittsburg after q pleasant visit
here.
John Peltz moved from town yester-
day. He Quit the saloon business and
will 90 TO farming about five miles west
Of Martins Ferry.
The residence Of Jno. Johns is being
tastefully decorated.
The North Side Baseball team would
like to have q game Of ball soon with
any South Side, Wheeling, club. An
sWer through the REGISTER.
The sudden wind storm yesterday
afternoon did considerable damage in
town. Several shade trees were blown
down and doors and screens wrecked
by the suddenness Of the gale.
The first Of next month the new
building Of Louis Friek in Martins
Fersy will be ready for occupancy. Mr..
Frick is preparing 10 move.
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FOR MEDICINAL USE
NO FUSEL OIL

supply, at lower prices. Hogs are in good
supply, with quotations weaker. The sup
ply of sheep is free; demand weak.
Prices are reported as follows by Good
hue & Thomas:
CATTLE-Extra. /, 900 to !, 200, a 4Oa4 so;
good. 600 to !. 900. 81 25a4 40; good, 500 TO
900. a OOa4 IS; fair, 200 TO S00 50 75a4 90;
common, 800 to 700, s3 25a3 so; bulls, g 5Oa
80; COWS. 81 00a3 90.
HoGs-Demand good; supply good; ex-
ira, Sc 4Oa6 so; good, S. 25a6 40; common
81 00a6 %.
SHEEP - Supply fair; demand good;
extra, g 25a3 so; good, s. OOa3 %; COM
mon, e. O0a2 so; lambs, s. 0Oa5 90.
Fresh Cows, so 90 TO $2S %.
Calves. 81 90 to IS 80.
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inches wide which forms bow behind
and continues as tie strings. In 'front.'
against the crown, is put a jet buckle
and a peasant bow fashioned Of black
lace lace about five aud a half inches
wide. A pink velvet rose is put In the
centre of the bows. The back OF the
tooue is trimmed with two similar roses
and two plnk ostrich tips.
II you want 10 get your gowns into
the trunk in spite OF their big pull
sleeve, have the pufIs with their stln
lining made loose az the lower edge aud
on a drawing string. Unite the draw
ing string and let the puff come out as
straight as IL will, then when you get
there, wherever it is, you can tie the
puff up again, and put stitch or TWO
II necessary to keep the string connec-
ton from showing. Bother? Or course
10 is. but is not everything about the
big sleeves troublesome except the
'iust right" air they lend.
FLORETTE.
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PRODUCE
Wholesale Market Quotations.
MUS In VI II tN7LF
WHEELING, June 20. 1893


WHEELING, June 20. 1898
With the advance Of the season, home
grown produce comes in more freely, and
quotations are lower. Strawberries are
in good supply, and prices are lower than
at any time during the season. Georgia
watermeions have made their appearance,
and are in fair demand. Butter and eggs
remain about the same as quoted last
week
Butter, creamery, weak at 1Sa2lc and
plentiful; country choice l2alSo; country
good loo; country fair SAGE.
Eggs at 141<al5c per dozen.
NavyBeans, hand-picked, 81 15a2 % per
bushel.
Cheese, prime Ohio factory, 1lka121Sc;
New York, 12al2Hc; Limberger, l5c;
Sweitzer, l2lSc; maaket nominal, demand
good, supply limited.
Poultry, old, live chickens, So 75a4 90 per
dOzeni scarce. Chickens, hens per pound,
lOc, spring chickens 8 0Oa3 80 per
dozen; pc pound loo.
Ducks, $500 per dozen. Geese, 5Oa55c
each.
Lard, country prime, 15c; very scarce.
Home grown onions, 81 % per ousheL
New cabbage, 81 50al % per barrel.
Potatoes, 75aS0c per busheL
Apples, 50 50a3 20 per barrel.
Beets, 25c. dozen punches.
Green Onions. 15a20c per dozen.
Caulihower, 81 80 per dozen.
Spinach, 81 90 per barrel.
Onions. 81 50a200 bushel
Turnips, 40c. per dozen punches.
Lettuce. soc bushel.
Rhubarb, 15a20c per dozen.
New Kale, 81 coal 50per barrel.
Radishes, 15a2Oc per dozen.
Asparagus 40a5Oc per dozen; per bundle
1Oc
Bermuda Onions 81 IS per crate.
Green Beans, per bushel box, 81 25a1 So
Pine Apples l0al5c each.
Tennessee tomatoes, 4 basket crates
81 75a2 90.
New peas, T5c.aSI 90 per bushel crate.
Strawberries, 4al0c per quart
Cucum bers, 40c per dozen.
New potatoes S. 5Oa9 IS per barrel.
California oranges, Washington Naval
sedless s. 50a4 90.
California seedlings, 50 OOaS % per box.
St Mickeals, 50 25a3 80 per box.
Watermelons, Georgia $50 0OaS5 90 per
hundred.
PittsburE Produce Market.
PrTTsBURG, June 20.-There is q contin-
ued fair demand for choice butter and for
such full prices are being realized. Eggs
Arather quiet, the extreme hot weather hav-
Ing curtailed consumption, but No. can
led stock commands full rates, Cheese
pntinuesto move pretty freely, but as viii
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-21
TINANCE AND TRADE


Money 6aa5 Per Cent-GOvernnents, Fir
mer-Stooks, Weak-FiOur, Easy and
Unchanged-Wheat, Lower.
NEW y oRk, June20.-MOney on call was
active, ranging from 6a25 per cent; last
loan S per cent; closed offered at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper st 0aS per cent.
Sterling exchange is heavy at 1914 afooS4'
Gov ERSSIENTs-kirmer.
Fours Registered. ...................lO Ivy
FOurs Coupons. .... ........ ...-...''A6O
Four-and-a-half Registered. ......... 10
Fours-and-a-half Coupons. lOS
Pacific Skies OF ig5................. "
STATEs-Dul.
RILROADS-Weak.
Speculation at the Stock Ex-
change was quiet again to-day. Trading
in railway and miscellaneous bonds
amounted TO but $3.50, 900. At the opening
Manhattan, COrdage preferred and Omaha
preferred were conspicuous for strength,
Manhattan rising ? to 1917 and Cordage
preferred 70 81. Manhattan was Ia
vorably influenced by the concessions
granted the company by the
Rapid Transit Commission yesterday.
Soon after the opening London sold little
Erie, AtchisOn, Union Pacific, st. Paul
and Louisville aud Nashville, and at the
same time money on call advanced TO % per
cent. This gave the room traders, who
are uniformly bearish, an opportunity 10
bring about decline Of 4 to 214 per cent.
Very little support was given the market,
but for that matter the pressure to sell was
not large by any means. The market left
of weak. Sales, 10000 shares. Quota
tiOns closed bid:
Atchison, 25IS; Adams Express, $40; Amer
lean Express, lO5; Baltimore and Ohio, 40;
Canada Pacific. IS; Central Pacific, %;
Chesapeake and Ohio, 1S15; Chicago and
Alton, l35; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
so; Delaware and Hudson, l2l1; Della
ware, Lac5awannR and Western. l421i Dem
yer and Rio Grande preferred 49,; Erie,
l75z; do. preferred, 81; Fort Wayne, l4I;
Illinois Central. 90; Lake Shore, l22}5;
Michigan Central, 95; Missouri Pacific,
S35t; Norfolk and Western preferred, "a
Northern Pacific, 1874 do preferred, 3i3s
Northwestern 103E; do. preferred 1919 ;
New York Central, 1Ol1S; Pacific Mall
{S2z; Peoria, Decatur anu Evansville, 10;
Pittsburg, 147; Pullman Palace, l67; Read
ing, 1919; Rock Island, NJ; st. Louis and
San Francisco first preferred, -; st. Paul,
$50; do. preferred, ll6; Tennessee Coal aud
Iron, 1917; Texas Pacific, Ga: Union Pa
ciic, 29%; United States Express, 90;
Western Union, So; Wheeling aHd Lake
Erie. Il; do. preferred, "a.
Mining StOcks-CholOr- Grown Point,
20; Consolidated California and Virginia,
$50; DeadwoOd, 100; Gould and Curry, 50;
Hale aud Norcross, -; Homestake, 1000;
Independence, -; Mexican, no; North
Star, -; Ontario, 1850; Ophir, 10; Ply
mouth. %; Sierra Nevada, %; Standard,
100; Union Con-, so; Yellow Jacket, 100;
Iron Silver, IS; Quick Silver, 2JOi do
preferred, 1900; Bulwer. 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-21
PETROLEUM.

New YORK, June 20.-The petroleum
market was neglected; no sales; 80 bid for
July options.
OH CITY, Pa, June 90 Petroleum
opened and highestooc; lowest, 5s1fc;
closed offered 5sAc. Sales, 1900 BAR
rels. clearances, 800, 900 barrels; shipments,
I24, 7p9 barrels; runs, los, 9O4 barrels.
PrrrsBuRG, Pa, June 2a-Petroleun
opened and highest, zoe; lowest and closed,
hS2kc.
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DRYGOODs

NEW YoRK. June 20.-New business in
dry goods continues moderate and 70 be gov
erued by the financial situation The
events long looked for in regard TO bleached
cottors took place to-day with the follow
Ing results. as to prices: Fruit Of the
LOOM ~ bIeached shifting reduced l-2c .
ward te 8 Ia and rs to L.. Lonsdale "A
hieacbkd shirting reduced 70 lie.
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FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.
REGISTER OFFICE,
III In On 4 ~

WHEELING, June 20, 1898.
Under this head quotations show little
change from those Of last week. Hay
is in weak supply, with better prices.
Bran Is weaker,
The following are the quotations:
FLoUR-Cholce family honr in wood,
50 20: in paper - IS per barrel.
Minnehaha in cotton sacks e %;
Minuehaha in wood, e. IS; Galaxy in sacks
a rs; Galaxy IN wood 81 70; Famous in
sacks, s. 55; Famous in wood g 20. Spring
wheat -four, in Jute sacks OF 40 pounds,
& 50 per barrel
GRGIS-Wheat per bushel, No. l, 6Jc;
corn 50a55c per bushel; oats per bushel a
a45c; No. white 43a45c.
FEED-Middlings per ton SlS OOal9 90
bran per ton $l7 GOALS 90; baled hay pei
ton sis 90: loose hay SIS % per ton; de
mand brisk
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Wheeling Bridge &TsrmlnGl Railway Coz
Time Table No 9. to take effect l9:Oi a. M,
Sunday, MAY % 1913

Time Table No .. TO take effect l9:0i a. m.,
Sunday, May -, 1873
Leave wheelinR-t5:30, 1890, ": A. 10. /
a. n $3.50, %: 90 1850 5000 1850 p. m.
Leave Peninsula t5:46. 1856, f7.59. 1851
a. m, $3.50, 1906 'i:5l. g6:0d. 1885 D. IN.
Arrive Martins Ferry-f5:2 f6.52 fI;b9,
1857 - m. $500 t3:l2 4; A. SO: ~, f6:42 y. m.
Arrive Terminal JunctoB-to:aA t0.oS 70 o.
tl003k m. s3:0S, 1918, '4:b3. 81; ~ teas y m.
Leave Terminal Junction - ~; -, 1880 =. M.
t9i7, '2' 30 tb:27, s5:gi, 1875 t8.ZA tlu.R p m.
Leave Martins FerrY-t6: 8 flU;43 a. M,
t22S ~: 81 %: SO sb:33 t0;Ol 1881 tlO:4S y. NJ.
Leave Peninsula 1910, flO:A A. M. t2.xl,
s2i43. t5:39, $3.50, t6:oS. tS;SS. tlO.54 y. 10.
Arrive Nbeeling-t6:d2. "u:oO a. m. t2Sb
p: 80, t6:45. g5:45. &c: 10. ts:45, tli;o0 .. m.
'Daily. tDAily except sunday. sSundays
only.
All trains will run on Eastern Time
noi9eAe J. t. TAUSsIG, SupA
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LIVE sTOOK.
REG1srSR OFFICE,

" HIIlI-I-0Is I--lN - I-N,7'
The quotations under this head show few
changes this week. Receipts OF live stock
of ali kinds are liberal. Tith quotations
tending downward Cattl4 ass iG good
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-21

Advices from Mecca show that 81 deaths
from cholera in that city from June IS 10
June 10.
Intense heat prevailed throught Great
Britain yesterday. Two deaths from sun
sEroke were reported.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-21
AERfvE

From New York, Phiadelphia. Baltimore AMI
Washington, 7.iOA m. aud 2 ID p. m. aally'
Cumberiand accommodation. 465 p. m. eI-
cept sunday. -
Moundsyilis accommodation, I'D A. m, LV
and 735 p. u, except sunday.
Train SO. Al, az SO p. m. except Monday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-21

'DGlly. tDaily except Sunday
JOHN BAILIE, Mcclure House,
jusesdh T. z. DUNBAR, Union Depot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-21

WHEELING AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. On and after Wednes.
day June l.lS02. trains will run a. follows
city time.
Leave Wheeling. Leave Elm Grove.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-21

tDaly except Sunday.
Sunday Church Trains will leave Elm drove
at 9:l2 g. N. and wheeling At l2T ?. N:
HE WEISGERBER,
Gen. HAnAgeE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-21
wnrr11Nn Am pITrsnuRo pIYIsIoN

WHEELING AND PITTSBURG DIVISION
For PittsbuEg, Washington. Baltimore. PHI
adelphla and New York, sos a. m. AMI oHj p
m. daily, ~
Pittsburg accommodation. 100 A. M. daily,
Pittsbufg express 30 y ~ except sunday.
Washington, Pa, accommodation, go y. NJ,
PittsburS express, 600 p. m. sunday only.
ARRrvE.
From few York. Philadelphia. Balumors,
Washington and Pittsl ufg, ~ 10 aud lOo A. m.
daily.
and 60 .. m. daily.
Masbin xton. Pa. accommodation. f.a0 3. A'
except Sunday.
Pittsburg express. 1875 a. r.. SUNDAY only.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
on aud after June 49, Passenger Trains will
run a. follows: 'Daiiy. tOaily, Except san
day. Central Time.
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rRANs.onIO DIYIsIONs

TRANb-OUIO DIVISIONS
For Columbus, Chicago and ths Neft. go =
m. and l.2j p. n, daily, and 80 >. r., escept
Sunday.
and 10. % a. m. daily.
350p. M, except sunday.
ARRiYE.
From Chicago, 3 - A. N. snd 40 p. m. daily,
and 1906 .. m, except sunday
From -. Louis, Cincinnati aud CoiumDpS
500 a M. and 8 10 .. m daly.
81. Clairsyllle accommodation, i@-1 ana DIV
p 49, CHAs. o. SCULL,
General Passenger Agent
1T. LANE. T. p. Art, wheeling, W. Va
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ASD DEEDS or TRUST PRfErED
or sale 1t tie REslsTEs oiics. sE4
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-10-28
NEARING THE END.
The Great Exposition Closing I'm .
Blaze OF Glory.


CHICAGO, Oct. 24-In many respects the
present week is the most important of the
fair. IL is the last full week within the
official limit The closing scenes will bc
enacted, so far as statutory regulations
are concerned, aud the last look must I've
taken at the most marvellous exhibition OF
human skill ever shown before Monday
evening next
The exposition may continue for time
in AN imperfect condition but IL will bs
seen in all it's completeness only within the
next six days. The authorities have
sought to make these days interesting and
have crowded "A number OF special events
into them.
To-day the New England women
will pay homage to the memory Of Martha
Washington. On their programmes is re-
ception at the New York building.
Marine transportation will have
tomorrow for speciaf- exercises. The day
will end with the programme Of aerial fea-
lures that promises To surpass anything
seen in the line of fireworks.
On Thursday there will be i,ternational
atheietic sports in the stock pavilion. Fri
day will be in the hands OF the coal, gr ain
and lumber dealers aud Saturday will 90.
long 20 the ancient order OF united work
men and the Cook county odd fellows
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-10-28
SEVERAL PERSONS INJURED.
Serious Collision on the Pennsylvania
Road Near Trenton.

TRENTON, y. j., Oct 26.-The seconc
section OF the Pennsylvania Chicago linn
tied, bound east, ran into freight train
last evening AT Bear Swamp. The freight
had jumped the westbound track almost
directly in front of the flyer, and before the
latter could be stopped the collision oc.
Cured
Daniel Mahoney, the engineer, and
Henry Mathews, the fireman, of the linn.
tied, were badly injured and removed tc
their homes in Jersey City.
The engine OF the limited was thrown
on her side
Four of the Pullman coaches were hurled
off the track by force OF the collision.
They are lying trucks up, and all more or
less damaged.
About 20 freight cars are piled up on
one another.
At 10 o'clock four dead tramps were
hauled out from beneath the freight cars.
The only passenger on the limited said
TO have been hurt was Ellis Greer, propri-
tor Of the New Amsterdam hotel, New
York city, who was severely bruised.
The escape OF the others from death or
Injury was miraculous
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-10-28
To FIGHT AT SEA.
Ncllo Orders Cruiser To Attack
the Tiradcntcs.

the Iuaucntc>.
New YORK, Oct. PA deapatch from
Montevideo says:
Ii is probable that one OF the chief naval
engagements OF the Brazilian revolution
will be fought off the coast OF Uruguay.
Admiral Mello ordered the cruiser Re.
publica to sail from Santos TO Monte
video and she arrived yesterday. The
cruiser and all ON board were Quarantined
aud will be kept there for two days. IL Is
believed here that her object is TO attack
.he nradentes as soon rs the latter leaves
she dock
.nce TO Peixoto OF the officers and crew Of
the Tiradentes reached Mello he ordered the
Republica to Montevideo to prevent the
Tiradentes reaching Rio.
The machinery which had been removed
from the Tiradentes so ss 10 render her
useless in case the Insurgents captured her
while In dock here has been replaced and
she is ready to sail
The steamers Desterro and Santos held
in quarantine were released yesterday.
On the arrival OF the cruiser Republica
they steamed closer into the harbor for
safety. Both are now anchored near the
city. tits hoped by Admiral GoncAlvss
and his officers that the government Of
Uruguay will protect them and prevent
any violation OF international law through
an attack 10y the rebel cruisers
IL is believed here that the Republica,
which is well manned and equipped, can
easily defeat the Tiradentes