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The Saint Paul globe., 1897-09-06
VULCAN TURNS THE TABLES.
Young Blacksmith Gets Even With a
Girl who PLAYED Him q Trict.

WEBSTER CITY, To-, Sept. 5-Fred
Grund Travelled with Ringlings' cir
Gus from the time of it's organization
until last year as master blacksmith.
He was known to the showmen Of the
whole country.
In December he inserted an adVer-
tisement in a matrimonial paper in
Chicago for a wife, and half dozen
young ladies of Alden, who had formed
an alliance to have fun with just such
advertisements, answered Grund'5 3
personal" and he was so impressed
with the answer that he left his per-
manent job at the winter quarters of
the circus, went to Alden and took up
his residence.
He bought a blacksmith shop and
made the acquaintance of the young
lady who had answered his letter as a
Joke He wooed and won her. Last
night the marriage was celebrated,
and today the bride and a number of
friends received letters from him
stating that he had gone for good, and
it would be useless to search for him.
The young lady Is heartbroken. Her
father insists on following the village
blacksmith, but she declares she will
never live with him again.
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New Workers at Gettysburg.

GETTYSBURG, Sept. 5.-The veterans
hundred nd-twenty-four New York regi-
ments and the veteran fremen of New York
spent all of today on the battlefield. In the
afternoon the veterans of the One-hun-
dred-and- twenty held an informal
meeting at their monument at DEVILS Den,
which was opened with prayer by Rev. T.
Britain, who also made an address. Brief
historical sketches of what the regiment did
here in battle were given by Col. Wygant,
who commanded the regiment after Coils
was killed; Dr. Thompson, the regimental
surgeon, Under Sheriff Howell and other vet
erans of the regiment.
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The detailed crop report of the Great
Northern railway for the week end
ing Saturday night is as follows:
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DIED..

John ]. O'Brien, at South st. Paul, Sun
day, Sept S, 1897, Lena L.. aged q years.
Funeral from above residence, Tuesday
morning, Sept. Z, at $50. Service at ST.
Augustin church, at o'clock.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-09-06

A candle is not worse substitute for sun
light than are certain obscure articles for
goods that have a widespread and legitimate
popularity Don't let any storekeeper de-
ceiye you.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-09-06
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
ST. GATHERINGS SCHOOL

FOR GIRLS.
All departments. 1877 and 1S2 Western avenue
north st. Paul, MINI.
viii reooen Thursday. Sept. 9, 1897.
Apply for circulars and information to the
principal.
MISS NJ. S. DUSINBERRE.
Office hours from to p. m. and Tuesday
evenings.
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Heads are peculiar, some hats won't
don.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-16
ma DAY AT THE
CAPITAL OF TEXAS.
,...,on introduced to Authorize the Speaker ia
'OI Give Preference to Platform Measures.
!. ~ PLEDGES WILL BE QUICKLY REDEEMED
Has Already s;ssa ' BIZ D hs Coming s This Dis
pe,s to Increase the Tax Retail Dealers in Beer

Texas 15ln the house this morning Mr.
Au canies of Significance
bus ~
the to
A
..op to D hurrdy cast aside
Hs shape resolution which be knew
ntru woods. nil, 10 r,o,,,, e.,.
bill
o in the they
,s,ns table Mr. Dibrers
had
their
~. Mil another day.
of ooical fireworks
Ward bill
MSayns fee bill is special order
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CAPITOL {

Austin. Texas, Febru
introduced a bill this
materially change the
taxes. The bill propo
privilege of selling be
now required Of deale
OF course will raise the
which now pay only a
in addition sell whisky
tax. The large dealer,
be affected by the bill.
Chief Clerk Lee J. X,
left this morning for
the National Editorial
Mrs. $. Merriwether
tress OF the house. is c,
attack of lagrippe.
10y bdTTett-Blll TO {
OF education.
BY Drew--Bill prescr
Ing liquors.
By Harris-A bill to
two streets by the city
United States to be us
Pending business wa
the Ward election bill.
Mr.. Love of Lamar &C
discussion of the meas
He favored the bill.
Mr.. Holland of Hart
in full. He thought tt
should be protected.
Tracy opposed the bill
Seabuiy opposed tho
What chance would
Mexican voter have wit
law"
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Poor Farm superintendent.

Corsicana, Texas, February 15,--surerln-
tendont Dewitt OF the Navarro county poor
farm. is making an effort to organize n
county poor farm superintendent asaocia-
ton In this State. He has received very en-
couraging letters from superintendcnts who
have been approached on the subject, and
no thinks II will DO only short while
until he can put the organization on foot.
which he believes will be OF great beneht
to superintendent all over the state.
Twenty three thousand. seven hundred
and nincty-nine dollars and eighty cents
has been dishursod by Navarro county for
school purposes for the past scholastic year.
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fast; then that bearing down feeling.
Her doctor says, "checr up, you have
dyspepsia; you'll be oil right SOON"
But she doesn't get "all right" she
grows worse day by day, till all at once
she realizes that u distressing female
complaint Is established.
Her doctor has made mistake.
She has lost faith in him hope van.
iahes; then comes the breeding, NOR
bid, melancholy, everlasting nLuEs.
Her doctor, II he knew, should have
told her and cured her, but he did not,
and she was allowed TO suffer. BY
chance she came across ono OF MIRA,
Pinkham's books, and in II sho found
her very symptoms described and MA
explanation of what they meant. Then
she wrote to Mrs, Pinkham, at Lynn,
Mass, for advice, feeling that she was
telling her troubles to woman.
Speedy reliof followed, and vigorous
health returned.
Lydia II. Pinkham's Vegetable Conn
pound instantly asserts its curative
powers in all those peculiar ailments
Of women. II has been the standby
OF intelligent American women for
twenty years, and the story rccited
above is the true experience of hum
dreds OF women, whose letters Of
gratitude nre TO be found on file n
Mrs pinkham's library
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A Peculiar Accident.

afternoon quite n serious accident hap
pcncd to Dr. H. Stevens.
Ho was at his drug store when some one
camc In and wanted chloroform. Tho doc
tor waited upon him and soon after, In
attempting TO replace the gallon Jar. fell
from a stoplndder TO the moor behind the
counter ut the same time breaking the
Jar and receiving severe injuries, the chio-
rof~m putting him to sleep.
by skllfnl treatment. however. he soon
began to awaken from what seemed to be
fatal SLEEP. As soon as possible he was
taken 10 his home. Or. Herzog entertaining
every hope OF his recovery.
Mrs. Mary Deioway and family left yes
tcrday for her new quarters In Apgloton.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
RAILWAY TAXES.

Austin. Texas. February 1.-THE comp
troller today received from the following
roads Of Texas per cent tax on their gross
earnings for the quarter ending December
81, 1896:
Austin ana rthwestern--Earnings
sso33.s6 tax. sso.4.
Waco and Observation-Disclosures, $i4,-
o5l IS; tax. s1i9.H.
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe--Earnings,
si52. 335,70; tax, sl523so.
Houston and Texas Ccntral-Earnings,
SLIT ,350go; tax, si773.si.
Texas and Paoifc-Earnings, s171, 341 IS;
tax, $17l341.
Lancaster Tap III. and T. C)-Taxes,
$40; Fort Worth and New Orleans. sl1077:
Central Texas and Northwestern 1875.
Tho Austin and Northwestern and the
Granite Mountain and Mountain Falls rail-
ways paid $40 each occupation tax.
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Ch~.. Tournament.

Fort Worth. Texas. February 15-The
chess tournament which has been In prog
some time, is ended. O. Il. Monnlg being
declared the champion. having won IL and
lost but games. Otto Monnig was award
ed the second prize. with score Of IL won
and 3 lost The third position IL Tied be-
tween q. NJ. Furman and VIM. Monnig. who
stand 8N won and ,,a lost. meeting has
been called for the purpose Of Wganiz-
ing q club Of the lovers Of the game.
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NOTES.

Miss Mary Field of Denison, Texas, will
arrive tomorrow to visit her father Or. j.
C. Field. member of tho lower house.
Denton county today redeemed $4,000 Jail
bonds and BeSar county paid 5000 interest
on bonds held by the permanent school
fund.
The governor today signed bill making an
appropriation for the purpose of paying
for the publication OF the constitutional
amendments submitted at tho last general
election.
The teachers and pupils OF the State asy-
Ium for colored deaf. dumb and blind chill
dren gave a literary and musical enter
tainment Saturday night complimentary 10
the newly appointed superintendent. 8. J.
jenkins. The programme was an excellent
one ana creditably executed.
PERSONAL. MENTION
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Committee for Senate and House.
Legislative Committees

Austin. Texas, February 15,-The mouse
committee on stock and stockraising met
This afternoon and killed every bill that
had been referred to 1t. The bills gen
orally embraced measures regarding stock
laws and fences.
The house committee on revenue end
taxation met this afternoon and finished
tho Drew oocupation tax bill with the ex-
cention of few sections which will be
considered later. One Of these sections is
the tax on beer, which has been set for
hearing February %, at which time brew
ers will have chance to explain matters.
The bill proposes TO tax breweries 90 cents
per barrel for all beer produced IN .ne
State and all outside product sold In the
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Colorcd Killing.

Hrenham, Texas. February i5.-sunday
morning at Washington. In the east end OF
the county. Albert Williams, a negro. shot
and killed another negro named William
Dynum. The weapon was double barrslsd
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hands of the receiver after the dsch lrga
and the payment of the creditors named 10
the mortgage OF trust deed, whose claims
rave not been adjudged to be fraudulent or
fictitious. and after the payment OF all the
expenses incurred by him as such receiver.
snail be held by hini subject to further or
ders OF the court.
Sec. H.. In all other respects the re-
ownership provided for under this act shall
be governed by the general law of this
State providing for the appointment Of re.
CciYera.
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An Interesting Case In n Justlcc's
COurl-Iimc Table Chnnrc

NOurt-T1mc Table Change.
Beaumont Texas. February i5.--Consta.
BILE Landry last night returned from Hous-
ton. having In charge Mr.. II. l. Feageli.
Saturday night = warrant charging Mr. 'ea-
cell with swindling was placed 10 Con-
stable LAndry's hands. Tho affidavit had
been sworn to by MIR. w, n. smyth Of Beau
mont and charged that tho party named
had swindled Mr. W. W. Kyle, = wealthy
Beaumont property owner, and a Mrs. Hall.
This morning MIR. Foagcli. accompanied by
Judge Thompson, n Houston lawyer, APP
pcared before Justice Dowlen and domand-
ed preliminary examination OH the
charge. MIR. Smyth. with Mr. u. p. Wheat.
sultation amended tho affidavit by striking
out the name OF Mrs. Hail. who lives IN
the city. leaving MIR. Feezcll charged with
swtndling MIR. Kyle, who is at present At
Howell. Jasper county. n town moro than
twenty miles distant from q railroad. After
amending the affidavit the prosecution
asked that the preliminary examination be
postponed until MIR. Kyle could be brought
in court. To this MIR. Fcageil and his
lawyer protested. They explained to the
court that they had come 10 the city under
heavy expense and were ready TO prove the
falscncss OF the charge The prosecution
insisted on postponctncnt, when the Judge
,ui,a INA. wna. was eApce,eu 10 DO proven
II wa. acn. ana Tho ,rs,r,,u,,n, ,n sn%
stance SGT forth that the defendant had
put lightning rods on Mr. kylc's house IN
Nrsuan, :" wr,',on von,rN.' ano e ny nus
Mr. KYLE In eyceas ~ what tbn c,nt,ac,
called for. Upon this representation Judge
Dowlcn granted the postponoment and set
the hearing for February %. and at Mr..
Foazell's request appointed Messrs II. Il.
Eastman and X. II. Jnndy n committee to
measure the work on MIR. Kylc's house aud
report whether or not an excessive charge
had been made and collected. The court
then released Mr.. Feazeli on his own recog-
nizancc
MIR. Fcagell Is well known and stands
we'll In this city. He put the lightning rods
on tho court house, as well as OH many
private residences and he says that this "a
the first complaint at his work. II might
be wei, to state here that this complaint
does not come from tho party for whom
the work was done Mr.. reagell says the
object OF the complaint and his arrest will
be fully developed at the examining trial
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
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REWARD oFFEREp.

The governor today offered "A reward OF
5000 for the apprehension OF the unknown
murderers OF II. II. Cunningham. killed In
Lee county In December, 1896
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weston county TO cede to the United
$ such portions of public highways In
aston county for the purpose OF estab-
lg Notifications thereon situated out
the limits OF the city OF Galveston.
as taken UP by unanimous consent
passed under suspension OF rules.
ljourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow
Il nj
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Austin, Texas. Februa
dietary committee No. 2
favorably upon the bill t
jurisdiction to the count,
lin county; also upon bi
sale OF tobacco, cigars q
Sunday.
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TO the Young Face
PozzoaIs CoMrEExIoN PowDEa gives fresher
charms; 10 the old. renewed youth. Try II. |

shotgun, loaded with small shot and fired
at close range. Tho trouble was the result
OF former misunderstanding over a game
OF cards. Tho examining trial was held
today before Justice Hughes. and Williams
wa8 admitted to bond IN the sum OF $3.50.
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HuntsxllIc Itcrns.

Huntsville. Texas. February l5.--The city
council met In special session tonight 10
consider the revision Of the city ordinances.
County court met today with an unus-
ually heavy docket.
Mrs. r. II. Foster left for Tyler TO visit
relatives.
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DONnS AppRnvEn

The attorney general this evening op
proved an issue OF 500 900 OF Houston Mar
ket House funding bonds.
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Had a I,nraIytic stroke.

San Diego. Texas, February i5.-IIon. N.
@. Collins. ex-state senator, had light
paralytia stcoks yesterday about noon.
DR.. Spohn was sent for and came up on
a special train from Corpus Christi last
night.
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morrow. Tho evidence 10 on tho point a.
TO whether defendant was Ia contempt or
not. Il will be concluded tomorrow, whom
the habcas corpus in the Edwards case will
be resumed.
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Bryan. Texas. February l5--The commits
sloners court has created three new voting
places In this county, az follows: Peter
sons gin, stcelc's Store and the city hail
In Bryan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-16

Governor culberson today appointed the
following delegates TO represent this State
at the convention OF charities and correc-
ton. to be held ct New Orleans March 1
TO Z:
Rev. II. C. Buckner OF Dallas county.
link Evans OF Navarro county. william
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state. The tax PROPOSED
Is $50.
The senate finance co
Ing decided to repor.
mendation that it do pa
viding for the transfer
for building purposes
rect tax fund as REM
March l. 1897.
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Clemens Of Comal county. l.. A. whatlcy
of Walker county, Rev. Homer +. Wilson
of Tarrant county.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
THE OFFENDING sHEuIEV.

Hon Scott Field Of Calvert and Judge r.
D. Perkins OF Greenvills are In the city.
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THE Blues.
4 GRAPHIC peecRlPTloN or mn
DREADFUL FEELING.

what IL Meant BY This Form Of Aeuoo
Aiisery--whsre Doctors Mako mistakes.
When cheerful, brave, light-hesrted
woman Is suddenly plunged into that
perfection Of misery, the BLUES, II Il :
sad picture.
It Ia usually this ways--
She has been feeling Tout Of sorts =
Lx~A
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-01-17

Gemelos de teatro, campo marina con
cristales de gran alcance. Lentes V espeuelos
de oro, y de miguel con cristaes de roca ' de
aqua. Gran variedad.
Bazar de Noyeaades de Goitzdlc- i}sAiq
Hanadlaos. Francsco-38
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Dicen que esta enfermedad es desconocida

Dicen que esta enfermedad es desconocida
en- Ell extranjero.
-Cuatro nuchachos de Tarrasa que no
cuentan mas de ounce amos, Sc han presentado
al alcalde de aluella ciudad solicitando sentar
plaza de cornetas el ej6roito de Cuba.
Previo consentimiento de sus respectivos
padres han sido admitidos segan sus deseos.
-El inventor de la dinamita, Nobel, de
cuya muerte dimos hace POGO cuenta, ha de-
jado una fortuna de so millones de frances,
legandola la Universidad de Stokholmo.
-Actualmente trabajan en- ell acorazado
Carlos Y, 1000 operarios.
va estan terminados ocho cahones de los
catorce hechos por ell arsenal de la Carraca, y
Sc han comenza 10 4 colocar los montajes.
La aotividal desplegada hace Greer que
muy pronto estara el buque en- condolences de
prestar servicios a la patria.
--FIa fallecido en- Paris el pintor espanol
Antonio Casanova Estorach.
Naci6 en- Tortosa el ano l847, era uno
lie los artistas mas notables de la colonia es-
panoa
Sc han recibdo va en- G6nova las calde-
ras para Ell Cristoba1 Colon, y muy pronto Sc
procedera 4 instalarlas.
Como este trabaj Sc crefa que tardarfa
mas tiempo al adelantarlo muy possible que
d fines de Enero 8 primeros de Febrero quede
ell barco en- condolences de unirse la escuadra
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La bora en- Manila

Cuando en- Madrid dan las doce del dia,
senalan los relojes de Manila, capital del ar
chipi6lago filipino, las 8h. 18' 4l'' de la noche;
es decir que esta situada los 124 Q 4o' 15'' al
Este de Madrid oh. 81 35' de Parfs.)
Como Magallanes descubrio las lslas Fill
pinas en- su c6lebre circunnavegaci6n, siguiendo
ell curse del movimiento de rotacion de la terra
aparente del sol, iba atrasandose a cada gra-
do que avanzaba q Oriente 4 minutes, y la dl-
ferehcia aseendia llegada al Archipiela-
60 q diez y seis horas.
Parece que ell atrevido navegante no OBJ
servo estas diferenoas, pues Elcano, capitan
del llnico buque que Sc salv6, no Saba, al en-
prender su yiaje de guelta, que segun ell diario
de bordo, tenfa que contar un dia menos su
llegada al punto de partida, que alcanz6 nave
gando siempre con rumbo al Oeste.
En- Filipinas no Sc atendi6 tampoco esta
circunstancia, por 10 cual era allf 81 de Dicem-
bre cuando en- ell resto del mundo habfa empe
zado va ell nuevo ano. Esto dur6 hasta fines
de 1874, en- que Sc resolvi6, previa autorizacion
del arzobispo, saltar por complete una vez,
ell dia de San Silvestre.
Desde entonces no pueden conslderarse 81
tuadas las islas en- el extreme Occidente, sino
en- ell extreme Oriente, y la cuenta del tempo Sc
anticipa, respecto la de la Peninsula, en- unas
8 hOras
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faco1 la multiplicidad de mecanismos compli-
cadfsimos faciles de descomponerse, que en-
una acci6n probablemente Sc descompondrfan.
Fun 'andose en- este ell sefor de Clot, ina
gina que nuestra escuadra Sc acerca Nueva
York por la entrada de Long Island Sound; la
americana la espera, Sc da en- alta mar gran
combate, en- ell cual les echamos pique con
nuestros torpedos sus principales buques y
ellos nos destruyen los principales nuestros.
Pero en- la noche de estos sucesos, ell resto
de nuestra escuadra bombardea bonitamen-
tie los puertos de la costa de Connecticut,
arrasa New Port sigue su carrera de des
truccion por la costa de Sur. 80.
En- este llega ell general Weyler con su
ejercito. 80. desembarca en- las playas de Long
Island en- las de Connecticut, lie hace frente
la guardia nacional del Estado de Nueva York
En- este punto termina Ia narraci6n. lQu6
lastima!
Porque dice el senior de Clot:
xComo Official de marina no puedo predecr
ell resultado de esta batalla en- tierra.>
(E2 Glo6o de Madrid).
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PreOCupaCi0neS nOrtG- -aIneriCanas

xEl Goberno de los Estados Unidos ba
dado una publcidad inusitada una exposi-
ci6n del Comit6 de artillerfa fortifcaciones
reativa q los trabajos necesarios para poner
Ell estado de defensa los puertos.
Este documento esta tirmado por ell gene
raj Miles, general en- jefe del ej6rcito federal;
Dor los coronees Frank Haines, por ell CO.
mandante Phipps por Cultivate y Aver.
Los tirmantes piden ell aumento de crGditos
consagrados los gastos militares.
xjEn presenca del grave estado actual de
la polftica euro pea-dice la exposicion,-es de
la mas seneilla prudencia para este pals tener
segura su defensa. ST surge un conf1icto, esta-
mos expuestos d encontrarnos con alguna DO
tencia cuya marina, al atacar nuestras costas,
que estan actualmente sin defensa, pue1e des
tru1r nuestras principales ciudades del litoral,
8 exigir enormes rescates.
Sin duda, de los viejos chc1t6s es de donde
estos hombres polfticos trasatlanticos han to-
mado eel grave estado de ia poftica europeas;
porque jamas ha habido mas paz mas tran
quilidad porque Francia, que alguna vez fue
ell entAnt terrible, da hoy ell ejemplo de templan
"a Lo que ell general Miles Zen latin sozdado)
sus camaradas apuntan, es un conficto con
Espana, este contlicto no puede presentarse
81 los Estados Unidos no 10 buscan.>
Tn peri6dico de Nueva York publca un
artfculo firmado por ell marino frances Federico
de Clot:
Eel distinguido Official frances parte del
principle de que, 81 la marina de guerra ameri-
cana es superior caidad de buques arma-
mentos la espanola, 6sta lie aventaja algo en-
ell nnmero de barcos de hombres, desde lue-
40 es muy superior en- el servicio de torpedos.
Ademas, los buques .americanos tienen un