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seen wearing a hat an swering to
The description of the one found on
Mr.. Winters premises, and is con-
sidered one of the most dangerous
of his class in this country. 1t is
also thought he is the person
who has committed many Of the
burglaries which have occurred in
the city recently.
Captain Klemme is now engaged
on the case and will no doubt soon
have the wiley Chinese burglar
under arrest.
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An Examination for Primary Ora ie
Certificates viii be held on MONDAY,
August 18th, at the Fort Street School,
commencing at 8 o'clock A. VI. The
names of candidates should be forwarded
to the office of thu Board of Education
by Saturday, August 18th.
ALATAU T. ATKINSON.
Inspector-Generalo OF Schools.
Office OF the Board of Education,
August 9, 1898. 3453-td
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w alter Notice.

Owing to the drought and scarcity of
water, the residents above Judd Street
are requested to collect what water they
may require for household purposes be-
fore o'clock A. NJ.
ANDREW BROWN,
Supt. Honolulu Water Works.
3446-tf
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Lost.

EITHER on FORT OR KING
AZ Streets, or at the o. r. & L. Co. .
Depot, two $50 Hawaiian Certificates.
Finder will be suitably rewarded by
returning the same or giving any infor-
nation to &C." at Or L. * Co.'S Depot.
S45I-3t+
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Honolulu, June 80, 1885
1t is hereby ordered that until further
notice, the right of the writ OF Habeas
Corpus is hereby suspended and Martial
Law is hereby declared to exist in and
throughout the Districts of Hanalei and
Waimea, on the island Of Kauai.
(Signed), SANFORD B. DOLE,
President of the Provisional Government
OF the Hawaiian Islands and Minis
of Foreign Affairs.
Approved;
J. 4. KING,
Minister of the Interior.
W. D. SMITH,
Attorney-General.
1920 14S6-tf
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For Rent.

o. A ROOMY COTTAGE on
EiiI Nuuanu Avenue, adjoining the
Along homestead The Cottage
is built of stone and Is hard finished
throughout. Possession given August 1st.
Apply to MRS. ALONG,
Shift Waikiki.
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Sale OF Lease OF Government
Lands in Kawela and
Kaelel<u, Hama,
Maui.
On THURSDAY, August 18th, 1898,
at II o'clock noon, at the front entrance
OF the Executive Building, will be sold
atpublic auction, the lease of the Gov
eminent Lands in Kawela and Kaeleku,
Hama, Maui, containing an area of 1850
acres, little more or less.
Term-Lease for Is years.
Upset price 500. payable semi-an-
nually in advance.
JAS. a. KING,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, July u, 1898.
1929 14SS-3t
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$1,000 REWARD.

A reward of ONE THOUSAND DOL
LARS (sl000) will be paid to any person
or persons who shall arrest KOOLAU
(k), late of Kala!au, Kauai, who killed
Deputy Sheriff Stolz at said EaIalau,
June %, 1898, and deliver him to my
custody or to the custody of the Sheriff
of Kauai L. @. HITCHCOCK,
Marshal
Honolulu, July 18th, 1898.
1884 14S9-2t
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1sT RACE-QUEEN'S CUP-Purse $50.
Running Race; : mile dash for Ha-
waiian-bred horses.
I'd CE-HONOLULU PURSE-S5O.
Trotting and Pacing; mile heats;
best 2 in 5 to harness. Hawaiian
bred horses.
Sd RACE-MATCH RACE.
Running Race; mile dash be-
tween Duke Spencer and Lord Brock
4TH RACE-PRESIDENT HAWAI-
IAN JOCKEY CLUB CUP.
Trotting ana Pacing; mile heats; best
in 5, to harness. Free for all.
9TH RACE-kALAKAUA CUP.
Running Race mile dash for Ha-
waiian-bred horses owned by the
members OF the Club. Cup TO be-
come the property of the one win
ming it twice.
9TH RACE-KAPIOLAN PARK CUP
Purse 800.
ITOItlHS anu racing mile DoaIS;
minute class best in 8 to har-
ness. Free for all.
7rH RACE-OCEANIC STEAMSHIP
CO.'S CUP.
Running Race; q mile dash. Free
for all.
All entries to close on WEDNESDA
August goth, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ, at the
office OF the Secretary, and all Entry Fees
10 per cent. OF the Purse all Cups $40
All Races to be Run Or Trotted under
the Rules Of the Hawaiian Jockey Club.
All Horses not with drawn by Friday,
September 1st, at ? o'clock 2. NJ. are
expected to start.
All Horses are expected to appear on
the Track at the tap Of the bell from the
Judges Stand, otherwise they will be
fined.
Grand Stand (extra) 80 Cents and 81
Carriage (inside OF course) $3.50
Quarterstretch Badges ....S5
c.. o. BERGER,
Secretary Hawaiian Jockey Club.
RAl1-tA
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DIR. BRODIE
Has Resumed Practice

No. 10 Beretania Street.
OFFICE HOURS: to 9 A. NJ, TO 8
and 20 P. NJ.
az Both Telephones No. $50.
3451-tf
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Sale Of Lease of the Governm emit
Land Lying Between Pahoe-
hoe and Kaohe. South


Land Lying Between Pahoe-
hoe and Kaohe. South
Kona, Hawaii.
On THURSDAY, August II, 1893, at -
O'Clock noon, ut the front entrance of the
Executive Building, will be sold at
public auction, the lease of the Govern
ment mountain land lying between Pa
hoehoe and Kaohe, South Kona,
Hawaii.
Term-Leasc for year with privilege
Of continuance at same rental until such
time as the Minister OF the Interior may
desire 10 terminate the same, by giving
90 days notice.
Upset price $50 per annum, payable
semi-annually in advance.
JAMES A. KING,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, July 18th, 1898.
1920 14Ss-3t
Mn. GEO. j. MCCARTHY has this day
been appointed Poundmaster for the
Government Pound mt Waiakea, Hilo,
Hawaii, vice g. Il. Maa, resigned
J. A. KING,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, August II, 1898.
3fb5 1926
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BY AUTHORITY
PROCLAMATION.

EXECUTIVE BUILDING,
Honolulu, June 80, 1885,
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hoods PILLS &C; easily. yet promptly and
efficiently. on the liver and bowels. $50
HOBRON, NEWMAN & CO.
1856 WHOLESALE AGENTS.
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lfr. O. Is. PGtrich
Stockton, Cal.

fever sores, as know Of 4 lady in Oakland who
has been cured OF ulcers 10y this wonderful med
icine." c. II. PATRICK. No 500 California ST.
stockton California. Get HOODS-
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70 Berlin TO tho Parliament in his stead;
Iall-G feet . inches Staiw1rt and
erect. with blonde mead and beard and the
keeuest OF blue eyes. ho was one OF the
striking figures 81 the Parliament. His
attitude toward several Of the measures
debated ~ that BODY attracted the atten-
t'ou of Frederick William ". and caused
him 20 summon Bismarck for conference
cone, rntnS tho charter tho crown was
about % grNlt 90 the people. Bismarck
wee opposed 20 the lberai reforms pro-
posed by the King: ho would have had the
retormcrs quoted br the army rather thah
ty concessions 20 thclr demands.
Oulv when appealed 70 as q sworn vas
sal # the crown B." did he yield hIs opposl-
uon and pledge hls support - the klng.
even ia what he fOTcsaw was hopeless
undertaking. From that occasion onward
Bismarck was essentially an O'0rif OF the
IrU~-lan throne and rs open champion.
Ii WHr to defend the interests OF ;he crown
that he had hlm-cli elected q tho first
ErUselau Parliament conyosci Tor the
revision aud sanction OF the liberal
constitution. Ia this assembly he al
tagonlcl every measure oitnc friends 81
progress. luclullue the proposed amnesty
f1r political offences. Ills course brought
down On hlm the cIeCratlon Of the people.
. He was h-Sgd az and Otherwise reViled
when BE- appeared IN public and was even
the second Prus-ian Parliament. In
the debates Of tins second Parlla-
mcut Bismarck announced the polu-
cal creed that ever after dominated
h, policy. Briefly stated, ], was strong
Prussian army and q hrm Prussan throne,
opposing eycrv oncroachment of legisia-
ture or of the ball0.-hOx He did not be-
licyc the Prussian people capable OF de-
Gliding the questions vital for Prussia $
preservation and advancement. When
Frederick William ~. declined on April 3.
1919. the Imperial German crown offered
him by the Frankfort Parllament BIS
mark. In his capacity as spokesman OF the
extreme Right IN the Pru sian Chamber,
defended rs decliuatlon because oi the
constitutional restrictions on the crown
that accompanied the Offer OF II.
The abortIve efforts for the unfcation
of the German States. following upon the
outbreak If the German revolution, re-
sulted .u the revival IN 1850 ot the old Ter
manic Diet under tho presidency OF Aus
tria. Hls advocacy of this conces@oE on
th. par; Of Prussia. attended 10y seeming
admiration for Austria, WAS BiSI-OFck :
initial move inthe long game OF diplomacy
he wa, 10 play with the llaqshurgs, before
eHectlur Their Illumination. II was SEEM
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AT LIE rMrrnon N1rL1AM's nEArH-oED.

AT THT TMPrROE WILLIAMS DEATH-oED.
big brick house Of two stories covered
with stuccO. The grounds Immediately
surrounding are enclosed by n stone wall
10 feet high. entrance being had through
a lodce-gate. Fredrichsruhe "a chiefly
forest in which are innumerabie BIRDS
for which nesting boxes arc suspended on
the trees large numbers OF w!ld boar ana
deer. the latter supplying venison for BIS
marcks table He has considerable m
come from the sale of timber from Dis
forests to ship-builders. There are many
fields under cultivation, producing va
riety OF crops. and be owns extensive dls,
tlllories. manufactories. and saw-mills, All
of which have his general oversight. he
still owns his residence IN Berlin, 10
Wlheim Strasse. and has extensive pos
sessions IN Pomcranla.
HOME LIFE AND PERSONAL CHARLCTERIsTIcs.
Sharing tho home life of the Prince u
the Princess. 10 whom he has always Oeeu
feuderly devoted. their only daughter
Marie. Countess Rantzau. with her nus
band. the Count. and their children. ne
is SAID to be a fond grandfather. the lolliest
of play-fellows at times with his grand
children. His private secretary Is also one
of ms household. while Count Herbert
his eldest son. with his recent bride lne
the Countess Hoyas), IS frequent VISITOR
aud the Younger son, Count Nilhelm, al
occasional one. Two other companions OF
the PrIuce-and the cloeest-are the Two
enormous Danish hounds. Rebecca ana
IyraS, who are on cithor sldc OF nun WIth
he walks. at bis feet when he sits, anu III
his bed-chamber when he sleeps.
The Princes home life is snid 10 be a.
mothodical as was his official life. lie
sleeps atr-untll about 10 O'clock. In
mediatev upon waking he is served with
"A preliminary breakfast Ot cup OF biGfh
coffee. rolls. and two eggs, which IS sup
ulemantcd an hour later by more SUD
sinntial breakfast Of steak or CHOPS
and a bottle of light wine. walk
over some part Of his estate follows
tbe meal from which he returns %
hrs library. where be- works untl
o'clock. when be drives until d.W. Dln-
ucr. dress affair. at winch usually there
arc guests. occurs az o'clock, followed
ly drawlnC-rOOm conversation ant recre-
atiop for the evening. Music has. AMI
from his boYhood hal. a charm for Bis
marck. Beethoven benz his iavorte
composer and his own wife twho i~ rr-
uutei an artist a. thc piano. his .ayorte
performer.
Ill, affection for his wife WAS ever pres
ent i'm every stage Of his career. On tho
sixteenth anniversary Of Their marriage ne
told her IN 70 letter from Gastein:
always remember this day that brought
sunshine INTO ny bachelor lltc. In other
letter, ho called her my heart ana
nv dearest heart" and enclosed in them
icssamine from Peterhof and blooming
heather HIS favurIte nower-trom BOZ
draux. with all the sentiment of q woolng
lover.
Bismarck must have had inherent an
undcrcu-rent Of scntlmen. which neither
hls caroasiug youth nor the cold and stern
experiences OF diplomacv and war could
eNtermnate. for ~ his aIc he IS fond OF
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his family; but that q great many have
been made unhappy through bin, ana
that but for him there would be thousands
OF mourners less on earth. His criti-
cism upon himself is fully as severe as that
OF tho French journalist. Nj. do Blowitz.
who wrote Of him: He has not been the
creator Of book. nor a statue. nor o man.
Ho has created q formidable empire, yes
but o bristling one. irritated and lrr'-
tatlng. which looks on Europe with de-
fiant eye aud which Europe regards with
SIDE look" But NJ. de Blowitz Is liable To
the charge os blowing hot and blowing
cold, FOR at another time after dinner
and interview with the Same man ne
wrote: Nothing will prevent my de-
elaring that Prince Bismarck and Pope Leo
XIII. are the only men-I have seen nearly
ali tho great personaCes of the tlme-who
have not disappointed me, but have even
surpassed my expectations
What better conclusion tor column re-
ferring % Bismarck's 18th birthday. than
the following extract from tho letter
OF the present Emperor Of Germany 70
bismarck. accepting bis resignation OF
The chancellorship What you have ac-
c0mplished and achieved for Prussia and
Germany; what you have been TO my
hous-, 10 my predecessors, to me. Will be
cherished as precious memory by me anu
by the German people forever W!
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class armored cruisers Nachimof, Panrlate
Azowa. Dimitri DanskOi. General Admiral,
aud the corvette lynda with Nlce-AdmTal
kaZnAkoh Ia command.
G-eat Britain has accepted the invitation
10 participate. but her ships have not vet
been definitely selected. II - toleraoly
certain. however. that the flagship Blake
and several vessels OF the North Atlantic
squadron will be present. There ls also
every probability that a number OF ar
nored cruisers will be sen, over o swell
the naval array aud to give the most im-
portant naval pOwer III the world sulta-
bic reuresentation on the m0meEtOus Oc-
casion.
The Italian vessels present at the re-
view will be under the command OF Hear-
Admiral Magnaghi and Will comprise tho
cruisers Giovanni Bausan, Dongai. and
Etna. and not impfOoaoly the transport
EridanO.
sP,IN's TRIBUTE TO C0LUMBUs's MEMORY.
Spain, which contributed more than any
other nation 20 the contamination Of tho
event 10 be celebrated. will be worthily
rcuresented NJ the display. She will send
the cruisers Reina Regenta. lnfanta Isabel,
and the gun-boat Espana. The Relna Re
centa, after which one OF the United states
fast cruisers was modelled. was et the
time of her construction the fast
est war-ship in the world. She has
attained maximum speed Of twenty
one knots, and at her normal draught has
steamed nineteen knots an hour. She has
a celluloso lining at the water-belt. carries
four Elton guns. and mas besides six
4si.,nch guns. The Infanta Isabel is a
much smaller vessel, has o tonnage OF
I 1870, carries five guns, and has a speed Of
fourteen knots.s Like the Giovanni Bau-
sans she participated in the parade last
autumn.
Germany will send two arnorsd cruisers.
the Kaiserin Augusta and the Seesdier.
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his own convictions, in 19i9. the remark ot
Frederick the Great. that the sky dld not
repO7e more firmly on the shoulders OF At
las than the PrUssian State OF it, gene
rails. Even before the death of Frederick
VII. King OF Denmark, IN November, 1st3.
he was convinced that a conflict OF arms
with Austria was inevitably near at hand.
But with the death of the DANISH King he
made the SchlcswiE- E-HOlsteIn controversy
his convenient approach 20 the hreach
with Austria. which occurred IN June. 1866.
How wei he had planned for II the
events of one week demonstrated. Within
that brief space of time not only the army
OF Austria. hut those OF her allies -SaXony.
Hanover. and Hesse-Cassei had been met
and beaten by the Prussian army under
Won Moltke: the kings of Hanover and
SIxonv were fucitlvcs from their domiu-
ions: the Elector of icsse-Cassel state
prisoner: the capitals of all three IN pos
session of Prussian troops, and the fapS-
burgs dethroncl from their leadership IN
Germany. And the brain that had de-
vised and directed the plans now success.
fully executed Tor the asceniancy OF
Prussia IN the confederation OF German
States wGs that Of Otto Won Bismarck.
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THREE CENTS PER COPY.
rmorod ships. i25: unarmorad gun.boats

armorod ships. 1875 unarmored gun-boats
l7s, and torpedo-boats. 24s.
Russia penned IN tho Black Sea bv
treaties, aud biockaded by ico IN the Bal.
tic for nearly half year. has sought IN
coast-defence vessels. fast commerce de.
stoyers, and torpedo-boats tho fleet best
suited TO her necessities. The Russians
were the frat TO solve tho problem of an
armOred cruiser in which speed could %
combined with the effective protection
against tho guns Of q majority Of the var
vessels then existing. She possesses num-
bers of frst-class armOred battle-ships.
and is rapidly increasing the power aud
efficiency Of her navy. Her armored ship,
number 80 unarmorcd. 81 arm0rcd gun
boats, I2, and torpedo-bOats, f3s.
'rhe policy Of the French government
for some time past has been tending 20 the
construction of rapid commerce destroy.
ing cruisers. Notwithstanding this fact
she has q formidable feet Of heavily.
armored vessels. which. vessel for vessel.
compare favOrably with Great Britain IN
efficiency and strength. France has OF ar
mored vessels, 80; unarmoiod, 1875 ar
mored eun-boats, II: uuarmored gun
boats. 4S and torpedo boats. i}0.
In 1887 4 new naval programme was an-
nounced hy the Spanish government. and
since then.the navy has been entirely re-
constructed aud materially increased IN
numbers apd efficiency. II comprises {
armed ships % .rst-class cruisers. %
second-class cruisers. and about $50 trsi-
and second d-class torpedO-b0ats.
Germany until recent wears did not A..
pre 10 an important place a. naya,
power. but the extension OF her commerce
and her colonial acquisitions. together
with the naval activity Of France, induced
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Political suggestion.
E. b. II.


Iask your attention, and through your
columns the attention OF the people, 20 the
following suggestions making them now
that public opinion NAV be formed N
time to express itself IN no uncertain
souud when the State convention meets: :
ltis agreed on all hands that tie ol-c-
tions OF this fall will bc of iar-reachihS
,uportance because tho Legislature then
To be chosen must elect two senators u
the United States, five judges OF The court
of Appeals tor q term OF twelve years ah'
the Judges of the Corporation courts am
all these n addition - the uasoWeut ON
GERS and superintendent or fuD'' III
structlOn. 49,.
II ls further agreed that the Third party
and the Republican party Will be IN con,
junction to defeat the Democrats. ana al
the alluroments If patronage incident Il"
success will constitute grave temptations
- deser,ers from party LOYALTY.
Nor can 1t be denied that certain "FH~S
of Nlr. Cleveland have dl>hearteucd many
stout-hearted Democrats, and that th'
many who will be disappointed IN thcr
proper aspiration for share oi the party
patronage never hitherto dispensed as =
personal perQusItc' Will be. 10 Sav lur
least lukewarm. Who can blame tnrm
But the most serious feature VIII be tho
contention OF rival asplraui, tor the seh'-
torship, the ludgcSnlps and the generi u
patronage Of the Legislature. his VIII
produce party friction IN ncar1f every
county aud civ. Some vii want 10 Ah'"
of the candidates whom they Will support
for senator. tor appellate judges, et'.. ctc.
II not for the voters tayorlte the Eolef
will be Indifferent If not worse. some
voters will want Hunton, some Conrad,
some Martin. others tltz Leo ana so On
TO the end of the rather long chapter.
Nv suggestion Is that this friction ana
peril be avoided by having the state Coh-
ventiOn-WhIch constitutes the gran Is
sIze OF the people IN representative ca
lacity-nomlnat 10 the Legislature the
senators Tor long and short terms. ai.o tho
Judges Of the Court Of Appeals ana super
iutendent of Pubic Instruction leaving
that body untrammelled as 10 the 0ther
Offices. which IL the main are more IoGa'
as the excepted ones aTe pTc-eminchtlA VIe
representatives of the whole state.
UnqueslOnably the convention wou!C
select the five Judges of tho Court OF APP
pcals. one each from the I'VE grand
divisions Of the State. and the senators
from the State at large. all the people
thus participating In their selection. IL
will be cOntended that this action Will not
be biading on the Legislature, which -
sovereign in matters entrusted TO lt under
the Constitution. Granted. but who VIII
get 20 the Legislature until he has prom
lsed 10 accept the decree OF the highest
constituent assemblage of his party
| believe. MIR. Editor. that some such
scheme "a this will be highly promouTe OF
party harmony and party success Inc
deiega'es could be selected with the view
OF passing on this question for themselves.
Let the convention determine, but let 1t
be known beforehand that such question
will be raised, so that nobody can be taken
unawares.
Very respectfully,
W. W. ScoTT.
G0rdoasrUe. Va, March 20. 1898.
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came his home. II would appear that in
making this change he loft behind him all
incllnation for the graceless homo life Ire
mad been leading and was seized with n
Neatnlng for more worthy existence. Uo
writes IN 1857 II must marrv-the dovil
take me. feel lonely and forsaken. and
TINS wild, damp weather makes me melnn.
choly and longlngly prone to love"
At the home q one of his neighbors he
made the acquaintance OF Johanna Won
Puttkammer, who was also vlsiting there,
with whose he promptly fell IN love. Tho
young ladv's parents wero deeply pious
persons, and she herself religious. When
she returned home It was to confess IN
them her love for Bismarck. who had writ.
ten them for their daughters hand. Tbe
Old man confessed that he felt az Il no
had been struck on the head with an axe -
when he read this request from Devil
Won Bismarck" His notorious recent life
forbade their consent 20 such sacrifice OF
their daughter. But when Bismarck pre-
scnted himself before them and threw ali
ms intense nature into tho effort to con
vince them Of his reformation their OBJ
JeCtons wero soon overcome. They lived
t. sec their son-in-law renowned and the!r
daughter both happy and honored.
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speed Of 10 knots. Tho battery OF the
Philadelphia consists ot twelve oreech-
Loading cannon. four rapid-nring SIX
pounders. four rapid-hring three-pounders.
Two rapid.frlng four-poundesrs' tnfeo
Hotchklss revolving cannon, AND four Cat
ling guns. i..o,os,
o,i nos, unSrmored cruising aud hghtlEg
vessel % now built. aud has. probably, but
few superiors in the world IN TIE eombl- or,.li
nation OF speed, endurance. and ar.na- ma
ment. The Baltimore. ~ all essential Tea
tues resembles the Philadelphia and Cni-
The Dolnhiu. from tho deck OF which
President Cleveland will view 'he naval
narado Is one Of the smallest and neatest
~ cny cruisers. She has o displaceme nt
of !. AS tons and has attained speed OF 10
knois Her armament includes one 6-inch
breech-loalIng rifle. two 2-pOnnd rapid
fring-guns. two Hotchk'sS re'ol'1ns-eau-
non, and two Gatllng guns.
MIL IAco0SALp.