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The Van Buren press., 1895-10-12
Hot Springs to be the Battle Ground

DALLAS, Tex. Oct. o,-The Florida
Athletic Club today moved its head.
quarters to Hot Springs, Ark, where
Il will hold its pugilistic carnival oi
three days, commencing October 81
the date originally selected and already
given ont. All parties to the contests
have fully agreed and the matter Il
settled.
It is learned on good authority that
all conditions a. embraced In the orig
inal articles Of agreement will be car
ried ont at the new location for the triple
Rstic carnival.
The Van Buren press., 1895-10-12

Gov. Clarke, when shown the Dallas
telegram. said he had nothing further
to say at this time. He would await
confirmation Of this report and then take
such steps as the law authorised to pre-
vent the fight.
The Van Buren press., 1895-10-12

SENATOR Jas. K. JONES addressed the
A1lver C1ab = Little Rock Tuesday
u16Ak.
The Van Buren press., 1895-10-12

Total, "
This would give free coinage, 544 :
gold standard, 200: doubtful, 96; ma.
jority for free coinage, 1855.
We take from the states which are in
the free coinage column the following
which by many are considered a. doubt.
full:
Kentucky 90 Washington
North Dakota West Virginia IL
Oregon 6Iowa 20
South Dakota 9
Total %
This would leave the silver delegates
with = majority still over all Of 2 votes.
The Van Buren press., 1895-10-12

There Is no doubt In my mind but that
the following states will select delegates
in favor of the single gold standard, al
though Maine by some is considered
Iovx h%fs11.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-17

L. Archer, superhumerary; '5antuc, i.
IcFarIand; Whitmire, S. 7. Black
man; Jonesville, r. y. Spigener; kel'
ton, ". c. Gleaton: Gaffney station,
J. D. Crout; Trough Shoals and As,
bury, G. NJ. Boyd: Laurens, A. J.
Stokes; North Laurens, D. P. Boyd;
Enoree, Y. H. Miller; Clinton, \. 3.
Clarkson; Belmont: a. S. Leslie;
Campobello, D. a. P Phillips; Pacolct,
J. L. Ray; Clifton, J. L. Harley;
Wofford college, agent and professor,
c. B. Smith: students at Vanderbilt.
H. J. CautheD, G. L. Clarkson.
SUMTER D1sTEIcr.-W. c. Power,
presiding elder; Sumtcr, J. W. Daniel;
Sumter city mission, T. G. Herbert,
Jr.; Sumter circuit. 4. H. Best; Man
ming, ". Il. Hodges; Saltee, 4. B.
Watson; Jordon, v. J. Snyder: For
estop. and lower Glare ndon. f.. II
Beckham; New Zion. ". y. Wright;
Lynclburg, J. s. Porter; Osweso. J..
E. Rushton: Bishopyille, J. ". Elkins:
Bethany. J. P. Atteway: Salem, 5. ".
Henry: kersbuw, J. G. Beckwith ;
Smithville. Peter Stokes; Camlen, J.
+. Pate: Waterce, 3: N. Robertson
Richland. I. J. White; WcdScfelj. ".
J. Dowell: st. Johns mission, S. D..
Bailey.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-17
Highest Of all IN Leavsnng PoTez-Lae US Govt Report
I>>a! 9! Rsx!I3S ! Rs'xasi!
ABSOLUTELY pUEsE 4
Tlower Ghosts.

Any child who wishes to see the ghost
of flower has only TO make q very SIM
PIE experiment. Let him go up to
cluster Of blossoms and look very IN
tenlIr for several minutes at one side
Of il. Then very suddenly he must
turn his gaze upon tn: other side CT
the same cluster He will at once dis
tinct,y see /; faint and delicate circle
Of colored light around this second half
Of the cluster. The light is always III
the hue which is complimentary 10
that Of the flower The specter or the
scarlet poppy is Of Il greeni$h White.
The ghost Of the primrose is purple.
The ghost CT the blie fringed SontIan
is of a pale gold tinr. IN these circles
Of color the shapes Of The flower pet
ais are always family but clearly seen.
Chicago Inter Ocean.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-17
Silent Twenty Years in Q Coffin.

It is seldom that i man dies III
coffin. but that is exactly what OLD Bar
new FrickerS. Of Alliance. Ohio. dld
when he finally gave up the ghost III
the fail Of 1890. For more than twenty
wears old Barney" had been haunted
with the idea that he WAS on the verge
Of the grave, Every evening ne ue'
c!area that he would never again see
the sun rise. He constantly orooae"
over bis queer hallucination. and never
allowed himself to go 10 sleep WITHOUT
being carefully prepared for death and
burial. Every night he rohed himself
in his grave clothes and sol9mnly lad
down in his coffin and passed. the night
firmly believing and probably hhpEn=
that tor him the day would never dawn
again. Finally death came. but grim
and sly as he was. he did not find "plu
Barney unprepared. The coffin il
which this queer old character Lad SC
often awakened disappointed was "l
his own make. AMI was said 10 have
been a curin>ity IN itself. l'rin@ iit"r-
ally covered with al kinds. pattern:
anil sizes of allrg"rica! Ilinln@>.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-17
REVIEW OF TRADE.
Bradstreet Says There is Il Smaller
Christmas Trade.

Eradstrect says: With the exception ol
mild weather at cities in Missouri. Kansas,
Nebraska and Minnesota. colder weather has
stimulated sales "f scasonahle merchandise
at nearly all points. but only by.contrast with
preceding weeks Wholesale trade is dull.
merchants preferrinS to reduce stocks at the
end OF the year TO make ready for annual in-
ventories. In retail lines there has been 4
marked increase in demand. Irregularity IS
shown in mercantile collections. general trade
throughout the country being relatively most
satisfactory in the central Mississippi valley.
The course Of prices Of staples continues
downward. Lumber remains steady and
without particular activity. Iron and steel
continue with what appears to be the reSI-
lar weekly dccreas-.
The only advance IT, quotations recorded
among the more important staples are for
petroleum. coffee and cotton.
In industrial lines w"oicn manufacturers
report fair orders for d-y goods, but at low
prices.
There are 3l3 business failures reported
throughout the United States this week.
compared with 3l5 last week. .S3 III the like
week one year ago. 337 Two years ago. as
rontrasted with 29S in the second week Of
December. 1882.
Among more conspicuous trade features
are the disappointing Christmas trade at
several cities. smaller volume Of business.
except in Christmas goods, at Chicago, liz
crease in distribution Of heavier textiles.
shoes and rubber goods at ST. Louis and con-
tinucd depression in certain lines at Kansas
City. Omaha and Minneapolis because OF
mild weather. Among Southern cities. tho
single instanc: Of improvement is reported
1&I, AZ ,,4
ing centres expect an increased demand after
January lst Cotton receipts are unusually
small ut almost all Southern points. except
at New Orleans. where they are liberal. Gal
weston reports the Christmas trade smaller
than one year ago.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-17
THE BICYCLE
Ito Progress in Civilized Countries
Is Simply Marvellous.

iS S1ElplS -hOG ' S1VVS'
Tic progress which the bicycle has
made and is making il the leading
civilized countries Of the world is sim
ply marvellous. In fact. in every Land
where civilization is at its height the
tWo-wheeleJ system OF Self-propelied
locomction is considered al Established
institution says the st. Louis RepuD-
liz. In America alone more than 1:OUu,-
0CD men. women and children are cWn-
ers of :lcir Wheels While another hall
million nf the population Well under
stand the art Of riding the deluslEe
'bike" During the wear 1874 upWarcs
Of 30n.UU bicycles were made ana solu
in this country. and the estimate i"r
1895. made by conservative men: IS
6DD.nV. Is it any wonder that the llT-
crymun sees only dark future FOR his
business, and that the industry o.
horsc-racing is "a. 1uS:
In Europe The bicycle craze Is even
more virulent thin it is in America. III
London and Paris thousands or ln1"l-
uatcd whcclerS plunge nadlE about
the streets from dark until , ana 5
o'clock in the morning. Great brl'aln
! has 200 900 cyclists. and 4 capital OF
E7J .W0. .OGQ invested in the procuc'ion
Of BICYCLES and tricyclcS. and the factor
les in which such machines are manu-
facturcd give daily employment 10 -
600 men.
The census returns of France enulner-
ate 161.271 cycles Which arc used solely
for pleasure. Those used by !radcsIfen
in any Of their business transactions
are not taxed On that 1S>ounf lhe
above figures fail to >>>fef an; tn'ns
like aE accurate D~a OF the hVinpef o.
whccis owneI<1n that countrH
In Br}Sr07n. Holland. Germany AUS
trja and Italy the bicycle is fast super
scding all other means Of locomotlon.
especially where pleasure and health
are the GIljects sought. In short, the
bicycle las, within very few years,
become Il very necessary adjunct 70
modern c.yilizat:ri!
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-17
Chilean Finances in Good ConGitiC

Chilean Finances in Good Condition
Tie financial situation Of Chile is
highly satisfactory. according to the
recent message Of President A1oltt TO
the Chambers. Tie expenses in JS04
amounted 10 TS,4S3,0G0 pesos. The
receipts produced 94,o420o0 pesos.
which shows III excess Of 10,G0S.O0O.
IT IS also estimated that under orji-
nary circumstances the financial ex-
erciSc Of 1896 will close with 4 surplus
Of about 100000 pesos. The produc-
ton Of nitrate, the most important ar
tic,e Of Chilean exports, which reached
in 1893 20,6G5, 1G1 Spanish quintals has
amounted in 1894 to 23:S10.2S3 ouin-
taIs. The whole commercial move
mcnt in 1884, was represented by l26,-
524 ,O3G pesos in value. 54,3S3, GIG being
FOR importation and I2.04o. .42o pesos for
exroltation.-NeW York Tribune.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-17
\ Mans Right TO Boil Down his NaE,e

a -1aN NlSilt W i1S:I DU" IL HIS -NitII!t.
There are u great many curious
things that come to the attention Of
the State authorities and some ruzZ]inS
questions are often asked OF tie Off
Gals, and this is especially tic case
with the Attorney Generals Office.
There came the other day areq@c*t for
4 decision as to whether n man who
Lad too many initials coali dispose OF
several Of them. The Young man, for
h. evidently had been named after The
war, lad sevelai Confederate CcHcrais
names given him, and ne thongEt two
of these would Ire Sufficient for his
1ISrs. He asked whether it wo:;il be
illegal for him to do so, and whether
it woult} interfere with hislegai rights.
Assistant Attorney General Townsend
took the matter ur, and ia frien!ly
WAY wrote him that So far as he could
find there was 10 law against the drop
plne OF some OF the Initials. He cn"! |
not of his own accord change lis srr
name or his given name. In wor'?,
he thought that he conld drop tbr .'H'
from bis own initials II he 50 wished.
but that he had to keep the names
Charles aad Townsend. The Young
man in question had three long given
names and he wishes to abrid9e it hy
leaving out enc Of the initials.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-17

Jy .oc.t applications. rs they cacaot reach tie
d:seas.;t po- OF the ear. There is only oae
:; 'i,.j rc]aaaies. Deafness is caused by an IL
famed 4 me condition Of tie mucous lining Of the
Eustachian Tube. Wien this tube gets III
fIr,e,I yor; have = runia:ins sound Or imper-
f.:ct kcuc:ag and wnc1 it is entirely closed
i,ari1a can bs taken out aad 1his tuEc re-
stored 20 i,s normal condition. hearing will he
destroyed forever. Nine cases nu! of Ten are
caused by eatarrh. which is ncth:ns: but all in
We viii give Ono Hundred Dollars for any
case Of Deafaess tcaused L. catarrn) taa: caE-
not be cured By Halls Catarrl Care. Send ior
circulars, free.
- .sn;i IL iirn,,,s.sts liz
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-17
PROTECT USERS OF "XOYAL." :
baking Powder Company Wins Its Case
in 2.;ietl SEntes Court.

! The decision Of Judge Showalter in re-
cent ease tina. came up before him susta:ns
the claims o? tic Royal Company to tho eN
elusive use Of the name Royal as tTa';c-
mark for is b%!;irS powder. The sp"";a'
Importance o. this decision consists in the
protection ,;nic;: II assures 10 tho Mill
ions OF consuncrs OF Eoyal Bak-
ing pow,!ec THO excellence oi this
!rticle has caused it 70 be highly
esteemed and largely used almost tie w"c!t!
over. It's nigh standard o. quality having
been always main!ained, Consumers have
come 70 rely mpIic!tly Upon tho Royal
brand IS i2ost Wholesome aud efficient
If o:h*r manufacturers could sell under
the Narne OF 4 well known. reputable
brand incalcUiabie damage would De doEctc
lie public by the deception. The deternila-
tion Of tho Roya! Baking Powder Company
70 protect tho ussrs ol tho Royal bakinS
s,owtc- against imitators by rigid Ircsrc'l-
zion OF ,hen, makes such limitations Of its
BRAID extremely rare.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-17
The Obe6:cut Egg.

Some curious tricks can he performed
with eggs prepared in the following
way: Pierce an egg with pin. and
empty the contents Of the shell. When
the. interior is quite dry, pour into it
seine fine sand until fourth of the
Shell is flied. Then seal the hole with
a drop cs white wax. }cu can then
mace the egg on the edge Of a knife or
the margin Of the decanter, and il will
stay where you put it. Take care 20
shake the egg we'll before placing j: in
any OF these POSITIONS, and thus bring
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-17
1t Was an Outrage.

OF Bishop Bathurst, who was great
whist player, It is reported that on
hearing the name Of a new appoint
ment in the chapter there was wrung
from his the passionate exclamation:
Il have served the Whigs all my life.
and now they send me down canon
who doesn't know clubs from spades!"'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-17

Rjcnes ito Brown. who is vigorously
flaming himselt)-Hcl clio. old man. Try
ing to keep cool: Brown-No: In tray
cling through Greenland looking lpI
Peary. Haven't I'll extra se;iSk'n "h"nt
YOU. have you:-Pittsburs Dispatch.
Little Ethel (horriiedl-Nr'rr iENIt-
ed too many children 10 CUR tea lr"rty.
There isn't enough for them TO get
more than bite each. Little Dot trc-
signedIy)-Thats too bad. Wen have
20 CAN it reception.-New York jour
nal.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-17
: t',liId Enjoys

II, pleasant cr:or. gentle action and soothing
..gcc;s,cf Syrup of Figs. when in need OF lax
/.+i.e and L the father or mother he costivt .;
bilious, the most gratifying results follow Its
nsc. 80 that it is the best family remedy known
ard every family should have q bottle.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-17

the center of gravity to the place where
you desire it to be. TO make Gj:S-
obedient egg introduce into an empty
egg shell some grains Of shot and seal
ing wax: Close the hole. and hold the
shell over a fame until the wax inside
has melted. The shot and w;.N vii!
;her adhere to the bottom Of. the a=g.
When cool place the egg on the table,
and it will stand upright like the ona
shown in our illustration. Tha egg viii
be a source Of mystery to your friends,
as it will refuse to assume any other po-
SitiOn.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-17

FITS s,r;rH"tl ircr b. D::. Ni.!NE'; i.*!:
NERVE nES-o:.f;:i. Eo:+> after :;:5: days l.e.
Marvellous cures. ;rea.;.c an: S2.W: -!a ho.-
tic trc. Dr. Kline. -: .!r,'h -. H!illa., "a.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-17

Give people cause, and they seldom
fail 70 be grateful The trouble is that
they so seldom have cause.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-17

The late Marquis of Waterford wa.s, "a ac.
count OF his lameness. allowed to address
the House Of Lords seated. H. vas. nHver-
iheless, quite Il forci5!c and convincing;
speaker.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-17

=1rs. Niaalc"'s SnGIEing syrup fa- children
.eething :ottccs tire gums. red"ccS !Eaanrla-
lion, allays pain, cures wind co!ic.2:c. bottle.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-17

Piso'S Cure for Consumption has saved
ne luan: 4 doctors 9:ii.- :. F. HARDY. Hop
kns Place. Baltimore. Nd. Dec = lSat.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-17

Most everybody knows Mr.. Y. il. Clark, OF
Atlanta. Hcis !. truthful. painstakire "cH,
tcmun. Listen wi 81 he says: Il hare sutle:ea
wit1 indigestion ever since tie war. y lev
wears ago beam taking Tyne, :: Dyspepsia
Remedy and il cur :! ne NJ "ifc takes il
al.o. and in ftct nj: the fami take il whea
they eat .iiiE ha: .i:sa;r cs with hem.
+ not thai goo! testimony. Price ~ cents
Fer bottle. E'c" sa.e hE ii! urt;: & SIS.
aIanyInG G::cnccs tanbine to r e1wcc Health
to &c d"nyc; i;!:i.:. The revivin- properties
Of tarEcS'$ Ginger Tonic overcome these Ills.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-17
neatnc.e Casuos ue Cured

Everyone Knows How It 3s
to suffer with corns. aaa thc:- are rot cond1c-
i-eto Eai:;,>r. -r.,ovc :hc,. with Hiudercoras
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-17

lcaflic;cd with sore eyes use Or. Isaac Thon?D
sons Eve waic:. Druggists c 1T --rc Der bottle
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-17
THE PREACHERS STATIONED.
ASSIGNMENTS to the Charges in South
Carolina

The South Carolina Conference met
ut Rock Hill last week, and all report
pleasant and profitable meeting.
The next Conference goes to Able
Vile. Invitations were received from
Columbia. Florence and Marion, but
Abbevil!e was selected by very largs
majority.
Just before the iiual adjonrnmens
Bishop Galloway, who presided over
the deliberations of the body, an"
nounced the appointment for 1875 as
follows:
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-17
Truthfu, and ,Fyade ruI Record.

Z. !. F'F Wy = CO, IoleHc, =.
81 Sold h Druggists, nc.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-22
SIX MURDERBRS
Entire Force of Chicago Detective
Agency Charged With Kill
ing Man.
RIDDLED HIM WITH BULLETS
Crowded About a Buggy and Indls-
criminately Emptied Their Revolv-
ers Into the Victim.

CHICAGO, Nov. 15,-An inquest this af
ternoon over the body of Frank White
who was shot while riding in a buggy at
the corner of West Polk street and Win
throp place Thursday evening, and sub
sequent Investigations on the part of
Police Inspectors Shea and Fitzpatrick
and a score of detectives, have led to
startling developments. The discoveries
made may result most seriously to not
less than six members of the Berry De
tective agency, including the supernten-
dent, and possibly a seventh man who
had not been identified tonight Not
only was ". j. Dix held to the grand
jury by the coroner, bat the clrCum-
stances surrounding the case 20 to show
that the buggy jn which the two men
were riding was brought almost to 4
standstill when the tragedy occurred,
and that at least three Of the detectives
who were detailed to assist in the arrest
of Clarence White, made au effort to
crowd about the vehicle and emptied
one or more ch8mbe Of their revolvars
in the direction Of the innocent man
who was killed AS 4 result of the po-
lice Investigations, the wholesale arrest
OF members of the agency was ordered
by Inspector Fitzpatrick, and tonight
seven men, IN addition TO w. j.
Dix previously arrested, were locked
up at police headquarters, Then
a search for oGe more is also being made,
The names Of the arrested men are c. A.
Mcdonald, perintendent; j. We'll, D.
McLain, Joseph Mcdonald, j. tischel,
Charles Poole. John F'rew, w. J. Dix,
The name of the ninth man wanted is
Thompson. Or these it is probable Nc
Lain and Well will be released as they
are not considered responsible for the
affair.
F'ischel admitted tonight that he fired
two shots into the buggy and gave eyi-
dence duplicating t'rew and Thompson.
Poole also admitted having used his re,
volver. White was shot almost to pieces
by the detectives, two bullets having
pierced his brain, two went through his
chest, and he was shot through the spine
from the rear, All the bullets were of
large caliber and were fired at close
range. The men now under arrest com
prised the entire force of the Berry
agency with the exception Of one man,
and the police are chasing him.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-22
As Was Expected.

WAsH1NGToN, Nov. lJ.-The clerks in
the office of the auditor for the treasury
department nave practically completed
their investigation Of the accounts of
Spoflord, the librarian of congress, and
the report is expected early the coming
week and will be transmitted TO the
president. All concerned IN the investi-
CATION are extremely reticent as to their
findings, but it is understood that moth
ing has been developed more serious
than general carelessuess and d very
loose System Of handling the accounts
for copyrights, All shortagee, it is un-
derstoGd. we're made good by Spotiord as
coon aa the exact amounts we're ascer-
tanned, Nothing, it is believed, has been
ascortalned Involving s'potford's personal
honesty.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-22
BIG CONVENTION
Friends Of Silver to Meet in Wash
ington to Arrange for a Ma
tiOnal Convention.
TWO ORGANIZATIONS JOINED
American Bimetallic League and Ma.
tional Silver Committee to Be
Equally Represented.

WAsHlNGToN, Nov. 15.--The executive
committee of the American bimetallic
league today unanimously adopted a
resolution accepting an invitation of the
national silver committee Of Chicago in
calling a conference of those who believe
in the free coinage of gold and silver at
1G to l, independently of other countries,
to meet at Washington Jan. %, 1896, for
the purpose of arranging for a national
convention. By the terms of the reso-
luton each organization is to be equally
represented, neither to have more than
% representatives.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-22
HOLOCAUST,
Three Faithful Employees We're Burnsa
Beyond Recognition.

Three Faithful Employees We're BURMA
Beyond Recognition.
DETROIT, Nov. 16.-Another fire o,
tended with terrible fatalities, occurred
at $3.50 this morning, when the factorv
OF the Improved Match company, a.
Bellevue avenue and Frederick street
burned and three lives were lost, Tba
dead are Reuben Davis, night foreman
"A years old; John. Wagner, night watch.
man, an elderly man, and Agnes Yettks
II years old.
The factory had been working night
and day shifts of thirty hands. The
night shift was busily engaged when
fire suddenly started, probably by fric
ton, and spread with rapidity. Day,
and Wagner, assisted by the Yettke Girl
secured the fire hose and attempted #
put out the fire. Before they were
aware of the danger the flames sprane
up all around them and they were unab,
to escape. After destroying the man
building and cutting a smaller one tn,
fire burned itself out The bodies O
Davis and Miss Yettke were recovered
burned beyond recognition. The build
ing, machinery, and stock destroyed wa
valued at 100000; insured for sG0N
The improved Match company is nev
concern, not in the trust. 1t was Or
ganized by number of Detroit citizen
and Incorporated last week.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-22

spain VIII Not Agree to an American
Protecturate Over Cuba.

san ANTONIO, Texas, Nov. 15--A
special from Mexico City, dated Nov, Il,
says: a prominent Spauiard here, who
is in close touch with the Spanish gov
ernment. says that before SPAN will
concede Cuban independence or permit
the island to come under United States
protectorate or rule, she will throw Cuba
into the hands of England, conceding to
England ostensible possession for mum,
Der of years until England collects a
sum of money which is due her from
Spain for carrying on the war with Cuba.