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KILLED IN A MINE.
Thos. Matters, Foreman of tn. Boulder
County, Falls Down the Shaft

Thos. Matters, Foreman of the Boulder
County, Falls Down the Shaft
The Boulder County mine of Caribou
was the scene of horrible accident this
afternoon. Thomas Matters, foreman
of the mine. fell eighty feet down the
shaft and was instantly killed. When
the Camera received a special despatch
from Nederland at 3 o'clock, the body of
the unfortunate man had not vet be n
recovered from the sump. Particulars
received this afternoon were meagre,
but it is understood that Matters was
part way down the shaft when he slipped
and fell to the bottom. Word was in
stantly despatched to Boulder to J
Wells Smith, who is operating the mine.
Matters is man about 90 years of age
and is we'll known in the county. He
was married but had no children. Mrs.
Matters resides at Cardinal.
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Policy
Nos The Topic
CABINET MEETING.
The Members Discuss the Colonial Rate of
Exchange.

The Members Discuss the Colonial Rate of
Exchange.
Washington, Nov. THE ca binet met
today with all members in attendance.
The rate of exchange with Cuba, Porto
Rico and the Philippines formed an i'm.
portant topic. The government has
established one rate and the business
men another. The matter was referred
to Attorney General Griggs, to report on
Friday.
Regarding the control of Cuba the
officials are hopeful that it will be secur-
ed by December 1, though the evacua.
ton will not be complete until January l.
After the meeting it was announced
that instructions will be sent the peace
commissions to find the best terms on
which the United States can secure the
Philippines.
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Company III Dance

Company H will give dance follow
ing drill next Friday night at the new
;armory. The dance will be under the
auspices of the company. who have en-
gagged Prof. Melvin as an instructor
Denver music has been secured and il
is the plan OF the company boys to give
dances each week to raise money for the
purpose of furnishing the new building
No persons of questionable character
will be admitted. All others are cordial
ly invited. Admission 50 cents. Dane
ing at o'clock sharp.
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Big John Meeting.

Pueblo, Colo, Oct. 3I-(News Special
The Big John mining company held a
meeting IN the company's Office tonight
on South Union avenue, and decided to
put on steam hoist and push the devel
opment of their property. The Big John
mine is located on Sugar Loaf mountain,
in Boulder county. 1t has an eight.foot
vein of pay rock that averages $50 per
ton in gold. The first shipment of three
cars Of ore will be made tomorrow to the
suelters in Denver. The owners of the
property are w. G. Frasier. A. c. Dan.
iels, J. F. Bishop. Charles Nichols, DR..
d. w. Collins, Andy Parks and McMa.
hon and Collier. all of this city.
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Fusion Itinerary.

The county fusion candidates have di.
vided into two parties for the purpose Of
holding meetings in the towns Of the
county. One party comprises Jos. T. At
wood. Thomas Ovington and Thomas
Butler, and the other Jay Byron. Henry
DruInm and Norton Montgomery, cam
paign chairman. The itinerary Of the
first is as follows:
Louisville, Nov. l.
Garfield, Nov.7.
The itinerary of the second party is as
follows:
Caribou, Nov. 1.
Magnolia Nov. 2.
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CONGRESS OBJECTS,

The Assuming of the Philippine Debt
Meets Opposition.
Washington. Nov. IA canvass of the
members of the senate reveals the de
teat of the treaty if money is given for
the Philippines. The specializing mem.
oers of the presidents cabinet are anx.
'ous to get the proposition through to &C
cepi the Indebtedness so that they can
secure the rake-of on the new bonds tha,
would be issued to replace the old ones.
The ablest members of congress are op
posed to the policy of giving Spain one
cent tor the islands as they belong to the
United States by right of conquest.
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Halloween Row,

Chicago, Nov. I-Hatchets, knives and
razors were used in a bloody battle in
front of 40 Jackson boulevard between
seven persons this morning. The com,
oatants were hauled away in ambulances
and patrol wagons. Two men were SO
badly injured they cannot live and one
woman was seriously stabbed. A Hal
lowe'en canning bee and an alleged in.
suit was the origin,
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Anent the jail Break.

Editor Camera-Are you trying to
make votes against your candidate for
governors Yesterday requested you to
correct your statement regarding the es-
cape of prisoners. This YOU failed to do
although gave you positive proof that
the work was done within less than
3e hours before the escape and that there
was no iron bar or anything Of the sort
except piece of broomstick, chair leg
and two table knives. You are asking
the Populists to support enc of the worst
enemies they have in the state and yet
for the county campaign you are trying
to make capital out of this escape, while
as a matter OF fact :here has not been
a sheriff in the last ten or fifteen
years who has not had break from
that corral which is not and never has
been entitled to the name Of "jail." Still,
up to the time Mr.. Dyer took the Office
there was $50 per month allowed for care
of the Jail. This would, of course, help
to guard the jail during the busy time OF
terms of the district court. Since thai
time the county commissioners will moi
allow cent for the care of the Jail
while we are spending our money and
making every possible effort to recapture
these prisoners. If you succeed in getting
offered the 50 reward you mention we
will give you due credit Yours truly
Z. B. MEEKER,
Under Sheriff.
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MET A FROST.

Emperors Jerusalem Trip Did Not Receive
Expected Applause.
London, Nov. I-While it has been
stated that the European complications
that have arisen were to blame, the ex
pected early return home of the German
emperor is believed to be really due to
the emperors chagrin over the lack Of
attention with which his trip has been
received.
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M'kiNLEY'S AGENTS.

The Go. Betwe That Acted on Behalf OF
Brother Abner.
New York, Nov. I-Ernest Huber OF
Davis & Huber. promoters. has been
discovered as the go-between who ar
ranged tor the letting of army contracts
through the influence of Abner McKin.
lev. 1t is stated that he and Mckinley
had arranged to divide the s. rake.oa
on the 10000 overcoat contract.
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Returned q Verdict of Guilty.

The case brought by the Humane so.
cie.y against DR.. McGraw for alleged
mistreatment of his step.son was term.
mated late yesterday afternoon with a
verdict of guilty. The doctor was fined
$40 and costs. the costs amounting to
nearly $3.50. An appeal will be taken to
the county court.
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Voting for Governor.

Harrisburg. Pa, Nov. The first
ballots for governor of New York were
cast in this state today. The colonies OF
the 2oIst and 2o2d New York regiments
at Camp Meade agreed upon this day TO
hold their election, according to the
soldiers and sailors election law. The
ballotlng accordingly was begun today.
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Kansas City's Stock Record.

Kansas City, Nov. This place has
attained to first place In the worlds cat
tie trade, the receipts for last week hav.
ing reached 23o.S45 head, the larges,
market IN the history Of the trade.
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VIII Attend His Daughters Marriage.

Havana, Nov. Rear Admiral Samp.
son and wife will 60 to the United States
the last of November to attend the mar.
riage of their daughter Olive to w. H.
Scott of San Francisco. The admiral
will return to his duties as evacuation
commissioner.
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Santiago Receipts.

Washington, Nov. I-Despatches from
Santiago states that the customs collec
tions for October were 100000. 1t is be-
Iieved that the restoration OF order and
the development of country will increase
this amount by 100000 year.
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Must RC1|QIi1
m 1Ph|DDI1eS
SOLDIERS MUST REMAIN.

Colorado Volunteers Have No hope for an
Early Recall.
Denver, Nov. 1-Governor Adams to.
day received the following telegram
from the war department regarding his
despatch to Washington concerning the
recall of the Colorado volunteers from
Manila:
"Washington, D. c,
"Governor Adams,
Denver, Colo.
"Your telegram received. There is no
way now to relieve the Colorado volun-
teers at Manila.
"R. A. ALGER,
"Secretary of War;"
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FREE TRANSPORTATION.
The Administration Planning to Garry
Spanish Troops to Spain.

Washington, Nov. THE president
and Secretary Alger are discussing the
advisability OF this government expend.
ing money for the transportation of so,-
ooo Spanish troops TO Spain. The ad.
minis.ration is anxious to get hold of the
Cuban custom houses. The Spanish Of
6cials are now devotlng the receipts to
their own private use. ..
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New York, Nov. lit is stated here
that the war enquiry board will investi.
gate the charges against Abner McKin-
ley made by Binbury, the contractor.
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Still in the Race.

Richmond, Nov. General Fitz- Hugh
Lee will leave today for Savannah. He
declares that he is still in the race for
United States senator from Virginia.
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Stlvor Quotation.

New York, Nov. I-Silver is quoted
1t 6I3s today.
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ANARCHISTS AT LARGE.
German Officials Fear for the Emperor.
Safety.

Berlin, Nov. I--There. was consterna.
ton among the German officials when i,
was learned that three of the anarchists
were not apprehended when the gang
was arrested at Cairo. One of the three
was arrested in Jerusalem, out two are
large and the officers are ipanic s'r'cker
orfear of the mischief thev may CAUSE.
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THIRTY THOUSAND MAJORITY.

Silver Alliance Canvassers Claim Victory
In Colorado.
Denver, Nov. THE political speak.
ers who have been campaigning in the
state returned to Denver today ald will
now devote their attention exclusively to
Arapahoe county. The Thomas people
claim the state by 10000 majority,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-01-14
BELIEVE GOULD IS ENGAeEp,
Guests Mt the Dinner Think He VIII
Marry Miss CIemmops-

Marry Miss CIemmOns-
That Christmas dinner Of Howard
Gould's, at New York, was something
more than a mere piece of charming
hospitality. It seems There was a
method in the young millionaire's hos
pitality. There was a motive for the
luxurious dinner In the gilt room Of
Holland house.
1t viii have been noticed that one OF
the guests at the select entertainment
was Miss Katherine ClemmOns. who
WAS present with her mother. And now
It appears, on the word Of an intimate
friend Of Howard Gould. that Miss
Commons was really the guest Of hon
or. and that the dinner had been de
signed as a fitting occasion for the an
nouncement that she and the host Of
the evening sSere engaged 10 be mar
rlel
But the announcement was not made;
that is. ii was not made formally. in 81
many words. although there was moi
one of the guests who did not thorough
" understand the situation. Still. IN,
announcement was expected, and thai
Il did not come Occasioned surprise anC
shade Of disappointment.
Howard Gould himself appeared tt
regret It. although he did not explain
why he had changed his mind in thi
particular. No one cared TO ask him
but the absence from the dinner Of hi
elder brother. George. the head of IN
Gould family, was a thread that RAJ
through every fabric Of eonjectur
woven by his guests.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-01-14
PRoreoe OF GEORGE GOULD.
Sympathy Aroused for Georgia Ctr
nv sad story of Her Mother.

sympathy Aroused for Georgia GiFI
by sad story of Her Mother.
When Mr. and Mrs. George Gould
were returning north from a visit TO
jacksonville, Fla. several years ago,
the train upon which they were passen-
gers was struck by another train near
Waycross, Ca, and Mrs. Gould was hurt
quite seriously it was then feared.
She was taken 20 a hotel in Waycross.
No trained nurse could be obtained,
but the housekeeper Of the hotel proved
an excellent substitute. and soon won
the confidence and friendship Of Mr..
and Mrs. Gould. Impressed by her evil
dent refinement and gentle ways. Mr..
Gould questioned the housekeeper, and
learned tbAS she had been the only
daughter Of a railroad magnate. reared
amid luxurious surroundings. Her
father spared no expense in her eduea-
ton.
A young man named Graham, her
equal in every respect except wealth.
won her love, and they pllghted their
troth. Her father, having the most am
bilious hopes for his only daughter. re-
pulsed young Graham's suit and threat
ened to disown the girl IL she failed to
do likewise. She answered by leaving
her home and marrying Mr.. Graham.
Mrs Graham was very happy for two
years IN the home her husband made
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-01-14
NOT TO WE'D EGYPTIAN.
Mr.. John wanamaker Speaks for
His Daughter. Lille.
she IL a Friend OF Mahomet All. the
KhediVe's brother. Dat Never
Could Consider Him I'm
light 81 Lover.

The Sphinx, an English newspaper
published 10 Cairo. the capital OF Egypt.
has recently made public announce
ment thar Mahomet An. heir TO the
throne, was engaged to Miss Wana-
maker" Of America. The khediVe
promptly sent forth a denial. Certain
Egyptian newspapers published the de-
mia. with doubts and commented on
Mahomet Ais devoted attentions TO
Miss Wanamaker In Paris. Mr.. Wana'
maker then promptly denied that Miss
Wanamakcr had anything more than
friendship for the young Egyptian.
The story has again been brought 10
John Waramaker, whose daughter
Lille the reports concern, ard he says
OF Il;
The staten, nts that my daughter
is to marry Mlhomet Al are inspired
by the enemies a. his brother. the
khedi,e, and himself. They are always
plotting against these two. for they
wish To change ru.ers. The shadow
cast by the edge % the keenest knife
blade that was ever ground is lar great
er than the truth q the statement that
Al and my daughter are engaged 10 be
married or ever will be.
-My daughter 70 not q weak girl
neither is she fool DO you suppose
that either she or airy American girl OF
character would for one moment con
slider the proposition TO become the wife
Of a man the laws OF whose country au-
thorize him to have three wives? Ger
tainly lot.
"AlI is o bright. clever young fellow,
met him q number Of times when ]
was in Paris lie and my Sun are great
friends. They went up the Nile To-
gether. Ny daughter knows him. OF
course. She knows many young men,
That Is no reason why IL should be said
she Is engaged TO him. All is no more
to her than any young man she has met
and been polite IN.
II am aware that this statement has
been industriously circulated in Eu
rope. have avoided saying anything
regarding It because do not consider
that the affair really concerns me. TIT
secret, however. Is "a have said. TIL,
report is simply circulated by the enc
mics OF the khedive and his brother VIII.
are trying to bring about their down
fall"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-01-14
Murderou. ItaIi.n Ar,l.,.

Pierantoni, the painter. who some
time ago murdered his mistress. Con
tessa Lara" the au,horess, A. Rome. has
been condemned to II years and /
months Imprisonment al hard labor
I, was shown at the trial that the Grim,
was committed not through jealousy
but because the woman refused 10 sup
ply him with money. She was the a.
Vorced wife Of the son II Mr. Manelni
minister Of foreign affairs Wlseu IA,
triple alliance was formed Her father
had been British consul at Florence.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-01-14
Matchmaker.

have as good a matchmaker
as can be found anywhere. Ho
has a complete outfit Of tools for
doing all kinds Of watch, clock
and jcwclry repairing in The best
manner, and positive guarantee
goes with all work done by him.
All work Of this community IN
this line is respectfully solicited 90
as to justify keeping a arsi-clas,
workman.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-01-14

CONLEY'S CORNER.
BEST CIGARS.

BEST CIGARS.
9 have exclusive sale for J
= Louisa of the most popular
line Of cigars retailed in
Cincinnati. They are the
best that can he made for
: the money, leaving but
small profit for manufactu-
rer aud retailer.
Z Both imported and do
I nestle
4 Princip de Gales, lOc. |
4 Adelina Patti, loo.
4 PEBBLES Perfectos, Sc.
4 Pebbles Paffs Sc.
4 Quaker Gentleman, Sc.
Z Reina Maria, Sc.
9 Latest and Best, 3 for Sc.
&VV~VW WVW~~
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-01-14
Big Sandy Division.
Time Table ia fleet May lO.

Pass. Tam Leaves Ashland 100 a.
m. arrives I.oul-a s;l5 Peach Or
chard 9:iS, Wmtehouse 10 % D. IN.
Returning. Leaves " hitehouse al , 20
p M; arrives Louisa 40. Ashland
600.
MiXrn rEArN
LepNcs Whiteliousc 5. a. m Ioulsa 7:ls
e ~; arrives liurhanan sac, Cat
ltt5bue $40, Ashland $40. Re
tu-uiug. leaves Ashland 10 p. m;
Z All tlSh1rg ass buchanan :OU; ar
riy,s Louisa 1855, Peach Orchard 20
Mljiehpusc 30.
"a. :, SrEW ART. H.c. BOUGnToN,
Inin Master. A,,,t Supf.
Ashland, Ny
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-01-14

Gaunm ruuJS; siSIs.,nIp anna OF utJ . . . u
05 10 oOI piiIvg7Hl ApnsD slsiros'l sEeI
'IsASIoI uciISdI1suoO o-h0 OF
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-01-14

The Big sandy News,
AM rsL
Twice aNoek Courier-Journal
WIN be sent one year . any address
for | 81. AGlrrss ;kIa SkNp, NEws
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-01-14

The chiefs 81 Africa are particular,
fond Of umbrellas. and upon any special
occasion you viii be sure 10 see them
produced with great state and oere.
mony.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-01-14
walnut Tree sap

Tho Russians make palatable drink
from the sap OF the walnut tree.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-01-14
THE
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$1.00 a year.
Issued Wednesday and Sltui-
day mornin

Beginning January /, 1897, the Week
ly touIier-Journal was changed % the
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day The Wednesday paper will be de-
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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-06-09
Notice of Sale.

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of a
judgment and decree in foreclosure rendered
and given by the District Court of the seventh
lier and State of North Dakota, and entered and
docketed in the Office of the clerk of said court,
IN and i tor said county, on the 25th day of May
Fisher was plaintiff and one Henry Nelson was
defendant, in favor of the said plaintiff and
against the said defendant, for the sum of nine
hundred thirty,one dollars and sixty seven
cents, which judgment and decree, among other
things directed the sale by me of the real estate
hereinafter described, to satisfy the amount of
sad Judgment, with interest thereon, and the
thereof as the proceeds of such sale applicable
thereto will satisfy; and by virtue of a writ to
me issued out of the office of the clerk of said
court, IN IN and for said county of Cavalier, and
sell SAID real property, pursuant to said judg-
ment and decree, |, John McGauvran, sheriff Of
said County, and person appointed by said
described real estate to the highest bidder for
cash, at public auction at the front door of the
S f in the City Of in the coun
the 2nd day Of July 1898, at o'clock p. NJ, to
satisfy said judgment with interest and costs
thereon and expenses of such sale, or SO much
aS he of such sale applicable
The premises to be sold as aforesaid, pursuant
to said Judgment and decree, and to said writ
are as follows, to-wit:
No. thirty.four [3l in Township 20 one hundred
sixty-thrce 1851 north, of Range No. fifty-eight
1881 west of the fifth principal meridian, con
tanning one hundred and sixty acres more or less,
situated in the County of Cavalier and State of
North Dakota.
JOHN McGAUvRAN, Sheriff of Cavalier County.
State of North Dakota.
B. ERICKSON, Attorney for Plaintiff,
Al Langdon, N. D.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-06-09

During the summer OF 1891. Mr.. Chas.
p. johnson. we'll known attorney OF
Louisville, KY, had a very severe attack
OF summer complaint. Quite a number
OF different remedies were tried. but failed
to afford any relief. A friend who knew
what was needed procured him q bottle
OF Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and diar-
rhoea Remedy, which quickly cured him
and he thinks, saved his life. He says
that there has not been 4 day since that
time that he has not had this remedy in
his household. He speaks OF it in the
highest praise and takes much pleasure
in recommending 1T whenever an oppor-
tunitv is offered. For sale by H. D. Al
lert & Co.. druggists.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-06-09

FROM leakings through the gov.
eminent censor mill there are rea'
sors to believe that about the same
tina Gen. Skaters command
left Florida for Santiago another
large body of troops embarked
bound for Porto Rico, which is tc
be captured and permanently held
If these two movements succeed
The public will be disposed to for.
give Gen. Miles for having sue.
ceeded in postponing the general
invasion of Cuba and movemen,
on Havana, although it will
probably continue to poke fun at
his ideas of how soldier ought
to travel he says he needs al
least 100000 men to invade Cuba,
and his critics add, Especial train,
with private observation car and
proclaim bath tue attachments
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-06-09

BR1dAD1ER GEN. SKATER, who
is in command of the troops sent
to Santiago de Cuba to help Com.
modore Schley capture or wipe
out tho Spanish fleet that Schley
has barred up in that harbor
didn't travel in luxurious obser.
walton car, nor carry porcelain
bath tub with him - only Gen
Miles travels with all those frills--
but he and his men will give q
good account Of themselves all the
same. News of the capture OF
Santiago by Gen. Shafter is daily
expected and about the same time
Schley will either destroy or cap
ture that entire Spanish fleet; he
has already disabled the outer
forts and some of the warships.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-06-09
FACED DEATH!'
Lieut.. Hobson and Seven Sailors
Ran the Merrimac In Santiago
Channel and Sank Her.
BLOCKED THE FLEET.
The Spanish Admiral Recognizes
Their Bravery by Notifying
Sampson of Their Safety.

WASHINGTON, d. C. june 4
Rear Admiral Sampson, during
Friday morning decided to close
the narrow harbor entrance of
Santiago De Cubs, by sinking the
collier Merrimac, loaded with coal
in the channel He called for
volunteers to 60 to almost certain
death and four thousand men
offered themselves. Lieut.. Hob
son and six men we're chosen and
at 3 a. M, Friday morning, the
Merrimac, under her own steam
entered the channel under terri
bic Spanish FIRE. The vessel was
riddled with prejectilss, but she
anchored and swung around.
Lieut.. Hobson then set of an in
ternal torpedo, with an electric
attachment. There was an explo-
sion, the Merrimac sank, and the
channel was closed.
Hobson and the hero crew of
the Mer1imac were saved. On
able after the sinking of their
vessel to make their way back,
through the storm o: shot and
shell, they rowed into the harbor
to the Spanish faglhip. The
Spanish admiral, under a flag of
truce on Friday, sent word to the
American admiral that he offered
to exchange prisoners.