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AUCTION SALES.

RATCLIFF3 SUTTON s. CO.. Aucts..
ego Fa- ave. NV
To WHOM Il MA CONCERN To PAY
STORAGE CHARGE. ETC. ETC.
On SATURDAY MORNING.. FEBRU
AIRY IL, A Il. 1898, at 10 O'CLOCK.
will sell ar the rooms OF Katcliffe. Sut
ton & Co., q20 Pa. ave. NV, a lot Of
household goods stored with me by Jeffer
son Frost the same to be sold to pay StOr
age charge, etc. thereon
All parties interested viii please take
notice. DAVID FISHER
fe7 d8 ds-em
IF YOU HAVE furniture. mdSe.. etc, to
dispose of. sea J. E. Frechie & Co.:
prompt settlsmenJs and best results. J. l.
FRECHIE n CO.. General AucttOneerS.
3I6-31S 9Th NV above Pa ave. r ;. .-
Goods taken on storage; advances made;
goods insured. IeS-u
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FOUND.
WANTED-FARMS.

WAGTED-TO lease farm. from 4 to 10
acres. with Improvements. some forest
preferable near some water, cheap. Ad-
dress, with all particulars. A. A. this
office. feS-3t
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FOX sALE-A rare chance Tor a good
mechanic or an office man TO buy
ne-tnfFd interest in a Wefl-eS Ia hliSEed
business doing model making and general
machine work; also gold. silver and nickel
plating and chandelier refinisning. bi-
for selling is sickness PTIce, SI,uG0
Cali on or address GEO. 5. DOREMUS.
Al 11th st. NV. feI0-2t
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE City prop-
erty. Buen1 Vista, head OF Norris road.
Anacostia. ; room house, with summer
Kitchen: No l order. including lots.
IO,41O so. 1t. In all; front. ~ IT.: good
water: excellent view: worth So 300: sell
81 roc. See owner. W. III. TlERNEf.
feg st
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NANTED-By young man, place to drive or
attend horses: very polite and regu-
lar habits. Cali 1919 St Item
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PERSONALS.


FOR RENT-Fur. rooms. with or with
board, at 709 Sth st. nws felO-3t.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR RENT-Fine-toned upright piano On
long time at 81. 222 New Jersey ave. Sc
fe D 3te
FOR RENT-Space in store on one OF
the most desirable corners in the City:
suitable for kid gloves or other ladies'
articles. Address A. B. c.. this office
fe10-3t-em
TYPEwRITERS for rent. with privilege
of purchase, reduced rates; all standard
makes: ask 70 see the ''Jewett." NEW
MANS TYPEWRITER AGENCY, 611
7th st. JaZS-lm
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NANTED-Three t3D white fine ha nd
lrOners, $50 per month and go TO
ftOnGa, iaIlruau IarrS paid, at once,
quick. DICKS HOTEL AGENCY. 613
IN ST. II
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WAN TED Young man who has some
knowledge as comDoSitOr In lob printing
Office; soc. a dav. Cali 63l st NV. 1t
WANTED good Shoena ker Tor repairing.
ocSO sIh 3 {. NV. fest -eil
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs & CARRIAGES

FOR SALE-125 second ha nj buEgieS.
pha etOnS, traps, SuTTieS, bucEbuarts. tea
carts and dayton wagons, express and
delivery wa guns. also Oe sets OF Scconsi-
hand single and double harness. 2O9-l1 Is
11th St. NV. A j. STABLER x co.
fe10-6t
FOR "a LE--Sidc-bar buggy and runa-
bout ffO5 nth St NV fe9-3t-e EN-
FOR SALE -Nhe two-wheeI heroic cab.
with inside lamp; cheap. 12s 2d St NV
feS-7t
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fOt, BEN i-bne or two IA rye front rooms;
Suta hle Tor doctor or dentist. CT two
new building: steam heat: fur
nished or Unfurnisned. 1928 lfth st. NV.
Item
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FOR RENT Nice 3d-floor from -HOm.
with board. for two persons. for So per
month; goo location. 7l6 18th st. NV.
fe9-6t
FOR RENT-Furnished or furnished
rooms firSt-claSs board; reaS Sonabie terms
No. 11l2 10Th It. NV. fe9-3t
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FOR RENT-Roonis in all parts of the CITY;
see our list. NASHlAUIUN ROOM
AGENCY, Central National Bank Bldg.
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HOUSES For RENT AND SALE

REA L ESTTAE BULLETIN.
BT
THOMAS f. wAGGAMAN.9 9iT r ST. NV.
THREE STORY BRICK AND FRAME
HOUSES FOR SALE.
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HAAIED-By young girl, position in Of
lice; good peuman, correct at figures.
have knowledge OF bookkeeping. viii work
Ior small salary. Address 5. j.. this office.
Item
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NANIED-Bv cOlOred girl. situation as
Chambermaid or waitress or to do plain
sewing. Address OF can at 22S o st. NV.
II en-
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W NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as clerk in prouuce
ti.,Se- W. a.. hoaI IA 80 40 st. NV.
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WANTED BY firsi class meat cutter
and grocery clerk. place in meat market
or grocery single man; lieSt refs. Address
JOHN COUGHLIN, LuCkett's z. o.. Lou
dOun count Y. Va fe1 st .eiu
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WANTED-.iy Inst class Englishman, place
as butler % CoaChman in private family:
good references. Call, No. ., l 9th St, eN-
tended feS- 3t-em
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WANTED One male hOuSecleaner. must be
experienced. also first-class waiter. 3IO
L. Capitol St 1t
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FOR RENTAL elegant newly furnished
suite OF rooms, Chea D, or will rent singlY.
heat, gas and bath, all home privileges.
1920 18th ST. NV. felU-sr EN-
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FOR RENT -uSruRS1suEp ROOMS

FOR RENT rooms: Sd floor; fur. or ur
fur; 3furn. or unfurn. rooms on I'd floo.
closets in each room. 412 Sd st. NV.
felO- 3t-fm
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FOR SALE "A grocery. meat aud pro-
vision store In the northwest: casn sales
$500 to $500 weekly; owner desires ID
leave city. GROCERY. : this office.
fe1 0-.St EN-
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VAN TED "A refined young woman for
paliniStry. professional. az au assistant
~ reading the lines or fate; only hirh class
with references. Address PALM. this Of
lice. 1t
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WANTED-A regiSt cred druggist. with 300
as partner, have other business. Address
REGISTEkEn. this office. reiO-St
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FOR RENT-2 rooms. heat and gas. $40
or 3 fUoms for sl3. 234 I st. NV.
fe 10 81 EN-
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WANTED Good cook. must be clean and
good bread -lna6er, only those with refs
need apply. 100 B 81. re. fe10-Bt
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WANTED-A LADY or gentleman. with a
little capital. u Join in the Ia dies and
gents Tailoring. A Cdress Is. M. This office
fe9-3t-em
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FoH hENT-A rooms and bath for light
housekeeping. 1908 NJ st. Sc.
fe lU-6t-em
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WAN ANIED-Steady woman not afraid of
WORK, TO do general house work anu
COOK, wash and IRON: must staY nights.
l22O I4th NV. Item
ANGED-h Young lady model of good fig
ufe TO pO>e Ior amateur DuotO.1aBne
ia PRIV ate studio, pay good Address
TRIPOD, thIs office. felU-St-em
" An hi)- Lady to open new treatment
demonstrating parlors at your home or
el>eWne 80 capital reuuired: Sl5 10
80 weekly profits. Address NO IRI-
fLEk- TINS office. felO-3t-em
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NANTED-A girl about 6 to work il
dairy lunchrOOm and cafe: must be neal
q active. Address CARE. this office. i
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OK KEN SOS n ST. nM T., par lor floor.
private cath, 2i ana Su-Storr ha n rUoius.
2C-story back. unfurn.. bath. fel0- EN-
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WAN TED-A Ga sh girl bet ween / = and 4:
must be quick in figures. none OF her
need apply. No. ; II ST. NV 1t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-By a settled colored man, q
place as huStleT, uisnNasner, or Work oil
any kind; relereHces given Ir required. 900
Il 81. NV. Item
MANIED-Situation as CLERK in proluce
h,'Se. W. a.. noAt IL. 80 ~ st. NV.
Item
NANTED-By Young man, place to drive or
attend horses: very polite and regu-
lar habits. Cali 1919 st. Item
MAATED-SitusJi zion in private family as
butler, or ia any capacity. LOUIS
LIADsA Y, 1Ithnw. Item
WANTED t3y young man. thoroughly ex-
Perienced in the grocery business a mo-
fe9 st
WILL give 500 for Government posi-
office. feio4t
WANTED Situation by an orphan bow:
white. place as office boy: or any light
work with references. Call or address
SAM REpMAN. i16 X st. NV. 1t
wANTED-By young man. position in
drug store; three years exnerience regis
tered in W. Va; best Oh refs. small
salary with chance of advancement. Ad-
dress DRUG CLERK. l221 Sth st. NV. 10
wANTED-An kinds of writing and tvpe
writing 90 do at home; will WORK cheaD.
+. C., III st. NV. feI0-3t
WANTED BY respectable Young coIored
man, place as laDItor. waiter. belIman
or driver, ref. 92I o st. NV 1t
WANTED-By experienced middle a ged
man, opportunity 10 20 TO Alaska. Z.
j. 5, this office. 1t
WANTED ry coiored man (22) situation:
good waiter. experienced In cafe. Ad-
dress PATR' Ck. 1910 10Th st. NV.
feS Stem
NAN1EB-iiy hist class EngliShman, place
as butler o. Coachnan in private family:
GOOD references. Call, No. D, 10th St, eN-
tended. feS- Stem
WANTED Position. either as alter. but
ler, general houseHorker, lanitor or Iell-
ittan. Audr">S PEDRO JOHN, 345 Pierce
81. feS-3t
WANTED BY firsl class meat cutter
and grocery clerk place in meat market
or grocery, single man; test refs. Address
JOHN COUGHLIN, LuCkett's p. o.. Lou
dOun count Y. Va fe1 st .eiu
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WANTED A young girl to learn tailoring
H. WOLF. .lll3 Stnw. felO-st
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The "3 Days" Cure

dor men) leads all remedies in this city.
prompt and permanent cure or no charge,
consultation free. DIR. MckEEHAN. 716
18th st. NV. Office houss. 10 q. IN. To
p. m, 8 to p. m.: Sunday. z to 4 D. m
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WANTED-By a settled colored man, q
place as hoStleT, uiSnMasneT. or WORK oI
ahy kind rel ereHces given ir required. 800
Il 81. NV Item
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FOR RENT-Large. handsome room. fur
niShed, Wen heated and lighted: 81 to
Sl2 per month: also suite unfurnished
rooms, S12. 622 L st. NV. 1t
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WANTED-.'drtics desiring permanent en-
ployment, Yalary S5Oand S75 per month;
please address G, this office. fe6-3t
NANTED-Rest help; all kinds. with ref /;
furnished free, drop postal CENTRAL
EXCHANGE. Sos 9Th ST. NV. TeS-7t
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WANTED At CITY Intelligence Office.
cooks. walters. diSliw asher. drivers Ia -
borers, watchnien. boys, gardeners, laliitors.
427 j lth ST. NV. fel0-7t
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Mrs. DIR. RENNER,
DR., I,EATHERMAN.

EXPERT sPECiALIST. t25 years ex-
perence.J All private disea ses quickly and
Cured In any stage Consultation free.
Hours, B to IL 2 To s. Tuen.
Thurs. and Sat. Evenings, to b.
No. 6O2 st. NV. Closed Sunday.
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WANTED "A young man 10 care for horse
and drive for grocery. referenc ces REQUIRED
Address Box l25. this office. 1t
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FOX SALE-Ihe best corner grocer store
IN the NV, rent or nuuse. Sc Jre Snd sta bic.
good, clean stock and fixtures: price. $3.50:
800; line location, with no opposition:
worth twice tins amount. C0MMEntIA A.,
olO + 81. NV. la31-3t,em
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NANIED-By colOred man. 80. references 5
TO DO any KIND OF house work. SO a month
,. NJ. HEBRON, $40 10Th ST. NV. IL
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The above S only a portion Of the prop
erty Oh NV BOOKS. Fol- Iun lIst call at
office for bulletin issued on the LIST and
10Th. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN,
fe7-tf-en 9I7 + ST. NV.
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MADAME LAMONT.

The Greli CE.irvoYant and Palmist.
Advice and help in al affairs OF life.
Fee, soc and 81. 1898 G st. NV.
fail lno-pn
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WANTED-AI canvassers on first-class
goods. Apply Room 10 IL. 529 7th ST.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-03-04

Wendell Hodapp received letter
Sunday from his brother, at New
Humboldt. Neb., announcing the
death of j. B. Wedermann at that
place. The deceased was the father
of the wife of the writer of the letter
and formerly resided in this city and
taught school on North Front street.
He moved away fifteen years ago. He
is remembered by many of the early
settlers. He was born at Augsburg,
Germany, in 1915, and is survived by
a wife and five children.
Mrs. Hannah Price, the mother of
Mrs. 81. S. Holman and Mrs. j. z
Hughes, of this city, died suddenly
Saturday evening at the home of her
son, D. J. Price, of Lake Crystal.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
forenoon, March l, at HOO O'Clock
from the M. E. church of Lake
Crystal, The interment will be at
Minneopa cemetery.
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MARRIED..

Married, Feb. 23rd, at 5 o'clock p
M, at the home of the groom's par
ents, 217 Main street, Miss Maggie
Rask, of Ceresco, to Mr.. Morris Burns
of Lake Crystal, by Rev. DR.. Line, OF
the M. E. church.
The bride was dressed in pale blue
cashmere trimmed with white silk
lace, wearing upon her head wreath
of myrtle, and carrying in her hand
bouquet of roses.
The groom was dressed in the con-
ventional black.
The wedding party was composed
of the bride and groom with Miss
Estella Burns. a sister Of the groom
and Anna Rask, sister Of the bride,
as bridesmaids and F.. E. Sylvester,
cousin of the groom, and Joseph
Rask, a brother of the bride, as
groOmsmen.
The invited guests, all of whom
were relatives, numbered forty. A
number of excellent and useful
presents were received by the bride.
After all had partaken of the
bountiful supper, singing, playing
and dancing were INDUCED in till
late hour. Mr.. and Mrs. Burns will
make Lake Crystal their future home.
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COL. MEAD RETURNS.

Col Mead returned Friday afternoon
from trip to St. James and Madelia.
He was accompanied by Adj Gen.
Muehlenburg, who went on to St.
Paul. The visit to St. James was fer
the purpose of looking over the ground
preparatory to the organization of a
military company to fill the vacancy
in the Second regiment. St. James
is enthusiastic and will organize a
company of sixty men, and the bust
ness men will pay an annual bonus.
The order admitting the new com
pany will be made next week. Gen..
Muehlenburg is keeping close watch
on the militia of the state, in view Of
the possibility Of active service, and
believes that Minnesota troops would
G. forward in good condition in case
of need.
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BLAME THE MINISTRY.

Madrid Papers Accuse the Sagasta Gov
eminent of Cowardice.
MADRID, Feb. 2S.-Several of the
Madrid papers blame the weakness of
the Spanish government in its recent
action with the United States. Ell I'M
parcial says: 1--WE cannot underst and
the surprise with which many Spanish
politicians view the conduct America
has pursued toward Spain, for it is
only the conduct that might be ex-
pected from the line of action pursued
for some time by the Spanish govern
ment"
FL Correo Espanola is even more out
spoken. 1t says: "Senor Sagasta' s
government is the very personifica ton
of prudence, only it has been pru-
dence invariably at variance with for
titude. In the Dupuy de LONE affair,
arising from Yankee turpitude, the
government has shown such evidence
of cowardice and f1inching as to appear
nothing more than petty council I'M
der the protectorate of the United
StateSo
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BUSY AT LEAGUE ISLAND.
Four of the Vessels at Present There Or
dered Into Commission.

Four of the Vessels at Present There Or
dered Into Commission.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. %. - League
Island hayward literally swarmed
with visitors during the day in conse.
quence of the re port from Washington
that the cruisers Columbia and Min
neapolis, the double turreted monitor
Miantonomah and the ram Katahdin
had been ordered to go into commits
sion with dispatch. Both cruisers have
skeleton crews aboard, while the mont
tor has been lying at her dock for sew
eral years and the Katahdin since last
winter.
None of the naval officials at the yard
would say anything relating to the fu.
ture movements of the vessels but from
workmen it was learned that the COM
mission orders had been issued.
Hurrying the Repairs.
This was borne out by the fact that
all day a large force of men in the con-
struction and repair departments were
actively at work on the Miantonomah
and the Katahdin. Everything is ship
shape on the Minneapolis and Column
bia, and beyond filing up their COM
PIGMENT OF officers and men and taking
on coal and provisions nothing remains
to be done. This will consume about
five days at the most and then both
vessels will be ready for active service.
The work of enlisting men will con-
tinue until orders to stop have been
received from Washington.
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TRYING ALL TOGETHER.
Second Day of the Appeal Cases Against
Assignee Barr.

The six appeals from the disallow-
ance of claims by Geo, T. Barr, as
signee of the r. d Hubbard Milling
Co, are being tried together. This
was the So cond day of the trial G. H.
Ross, of Minneapolis, agent of the
Chadbournes, was sworn on the part
of the appellants yesterday. R. D.
Hubbard took the stand for Mr.. Barr
at noon yesterday, and was examined
throughout the afternoon and this
forenoon. The assignee is undertake
ing to show that the claims should
not properly have been filed against
the milling company. on the ground
that they represent debts contracted
by Mr.. Hubbard personally. Nothing
of general inteI est has been brought
out thus far during the hearing.
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Feb II, IS, 25 Mch 4, II. IS.

Whereas there is due and claimed to be due
Two Thousand and Eighty dollars and Thirty
one cents for balance, principal and interest.
Willard and Mary w. Willard, his wife, mort
gagors to William Fl. L Smith, mortgage,
dated January 1st, 1883, and recorded January
18th, 1885, at p nj. in the Office of the register
of deeds for Blue Earth County, Minnesota, in
book "R of Mortgages, page SOL. mortgaging
and conveying the following DIES ribed premises
situated in said comfy, to-wit: The south
westerly thirty feet of Lot one, and the whole of
Lot two. in Block one, of Warren's addition to
said addition appears, tbesides other premises
in said mortgage described which have hereto
fore been released), to secure the payment of
Five Thousand dollars on January LIST, 1888
with interest at seven per cent per annum, pay
able semiannually, the time of payment of
which was subsequently extended until January
LIST. 1897 nd whereas, said William H. L. Smith
has since died and Esther w. Smith is the duly
appointed and qualified executrix of his estate
and he owner as such, said of NOR gage,
Now therefore, notice is hereby given thai said
mortgage will be foreclosed and the mortgaged
premises therein described sold at public auc-
ton on Saturday, March 26th 1885, at 2 p. m. by
the sheriff of said county at the front door of
the Court House in Mankato, Minnesota to pay
the sum then due thereon for principal and in
terest, besides expenses of foreclosure, including
Seventy-ive dollars attorney fees.
Dated February 7th. 1893:
Execturix of Will of William 81. L. Smith, de-
ceased, Mortgagee.
WILLIAM P. ROBERTS,
Attorney for Mortgage and Executrix,
1904 Guaranty Loan Building,
Minneapolis, Mimi.
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Members of the Maine Court
of Inquiry Return to the
United States.
Will Hear Stories of Survivors
and Again Visit the Scene
of the Wreck.
Washington Officials Report
No New Developments
in the Affair.

KEY WEST, Fla, Feb. 2S.-The
lighthouse steamer Mangrove, bearing
the members of the court of inquiry,
arrived from Havana at z a. m. The
court will resume it's sessions in the
United States distric ct courtroom in the
federal building in the morning and
will probably return to Havana in a
day or two. The most important wit
ness to be examined here is Lieuten.
ant Blandin, the officer of the deck
when the explosion on the Maine &C.
Cured. The testimony of the other
survivors will take only short time.
Captain Sampson, Captain Chad.
wick and Lieutenant Commander Pot
ter came ashore and arranged prelim-
mary details for the sessions of the
court.
Fleet Not Going to Cuba.
Rear Admiral Sicard has had fire.
quent conferences with Captain Samp.
son and other memb of the court of
inquiry at the hot In reply to a
question as to the ru.lored removal of
the wa-ships to Cuba, Admiral Sicard
said: "The feet is not moving and
know nothing about it going to Cuba.
Still, you know, have steam up and
could go anywhere if ordered"
He was asked if anything had hap
pened 10 justify the statement that the
situation was more serious today than
it had been and he replied: "They
know at Washington about that. Just
Spain am unable to say"
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ROOSEVELT'S STATEMENT.
War L. Not Expected but Preparations
Are Being Rapidly Pushed

War L. Not Expected but Preparations
Are Being Rapidly Pushed.
NEW YORK, Feb. 28.-A special to
The World from Washington says:
Acting Secretary of the Navy Roose.
welt, when asked concerning the prob
ability of war, and the condition of the
navy in case of emergency said:
81 wish you would say that while we
do not expect war, the navy depart
ment is simply making every prepara-
ton for it.
"The work of the navy is going on
as rapidly as we could wish. To get
into an ideal position of offense and de-
tense will consume much time and a
great deal OF patient labor. During
the past 10 days the labor of the de-
partment has been multiplied"
His words are susceptible of two in
terpretations, both consistent with Of
fetal reserve and caution. Working
night and day to prepare for war, the
secretary may regard as the surest way
to avert war.