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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-16
Massls IL

London. June IS.-Tbe Shanghai cor
respondent of the Daily Telegraph. for
warding advices here from Manila up
to June 8, says: On June 5 h insur-
gents forced the passage Of the Zspute
river and secured Las Pinas and Pan
arank Since then up to the time my
advisers left Manila the fighting has
been continuous and the Spanish were
being gradually driven In. The fan OF
the city seems Imminent before h ar
rival of the American forces. Manila
is absolutely incapable of resisting
bombardment. The defenders of the
city have suffered severely from the in
cessant attacks. from want Of food n
rest, and the hospitals and churches
are crowded with the wounded.
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Special Dispatch To- the standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Bozeman, June 15.-The Woodmen of the
World held their annua session in the
i. o. o. +. hall to-day, with Is delegates
present from some n Montana camps. G.
w. Farr OF Miles City was the chairman,
and e. NJ. Hungerford of Billings secre-
tary. The following were elected as dele
gates to the San Francisco convention:
II. s. Hepner. Helena; J. II. Brady. Great
Falls: T. A.. Grigg, Butte: L.. j., Price, Dill
lon; c. j. Walsh. Anaconda. Alternates:
w. II. Ross. Helena; Matt Wilson. Liv-
fngston. II. D.. Moore. Missoula; F. c.
Dilken. Marysville; A. C. Murphy, Helena.
The next meeting. to be held in 1901, will
be in Missouia. The delegates returned to
their homes this evening after having
passed a very enjoyable day in Bozeman,
where they visited the college grounds.
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THIRD EXPEDITION.
Preparations for Il Are Being Pushed
Rapidly. |

Rapidly.
San Francisco. June 15.-No definite
date can be named at present for the
sailing OF the third expedition to the
Phifppincs. Preparations will be pushed
orwar rapidly. Thus far the steam
ers chartered for the next expedition
are the Indiana. Ohio. Morgan City.
City OF Para n three Northern Pa
cific anne now at Seattle or en-
route hither from Puget sound. There
is talk of securing the San Bias. The
Indiana is now being QUILTED. and the
Morgan City Is ready To receive troops.
The Ohio Is not yet locked, and the
Puebls Is on her way to this port from
Puget sound.
June rs has been mentioned provision
ally as the date OF sailing. II required
y days TO prepare for sailing the four
vessels which went out to-day, but the
long delay was caused by the non-ar-
rival or supplies. There are hundreds
OF carloads of supplies here now, and
so IL VIII hardly take so great a length
OF time to prepare the third fleet for
service.
Much interest Il manifested by the
troops stationed at Camp Merritt re-
garding what organizations are TO form
the third expedition. IL is the yener-
al belief that the expedition will be In
command OF Brhgadler General King.
but Just what troops will be assigned
TO him has not yet been announced. The
opinion Of the officers I'm camp is that
the expedition will be composed OF the
Idaho battalion. the 18th Minnesota and
10Th Kansas. the LIST Montana and the
9TH California regiments. These troops
are now equipped. n could leave in
a short time.
Major General Otis this afternoon is
sued an order directing that details of
men be sent to guard transports In the
bay as follows: From the Minnesota
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-16

Tacoma. June l5.-It Is evident that
the cas- by the government OF the
Nc rthern Pacific company's steamers
il of. as far as the steamer Victoria Is
concerned. The Victoria to-day COM
mer ced again taking on a cargo for the
Orient. and will sail for Hong Kong on
Saturday. OficIals OF the steamship
company will give out no Information
in regard to the matter. but II IL ru-
mored that the deal is OF. owing to a
refusal Of the British government to
cancel the charter which the vessels
now hold.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-16
Brewers in Session.

Atlantic City, N. j., June 1.-THE 3sth
annual convention of the United States
Brewers association opened I'm this city
to-day. President Berger presiding. There
are about 400 delegates present. President
Berger stated in has annual address that
the consumption of beer during the year
1897 was "a. 42S. 1872 barrels, q decrease com
pared with the previous year of LOS 900
barrels. The sentiment Of the delegates
was in favor of cheerfully accepting the
war tax az a duty the brewers v to the
government.
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Issue Of 500. ooo. 900. The subscription of
the National City bank. the Central Trust
company and Vermyle q Co.. made the
day the loan was opened was for thai
part of the total issue that should NOT be
taken by the public. Another proposition
was formulated che same day covering
the entire amount It same from J. Pier
pont Morgan and q humble Of associates.
The treasury department regards the spir-
1t shown in the proposition as particularly
praiseworthy.
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Editors Invited.

Special Dispatch to the Standard
Omaha, June 15.-The Burlington road
has rendered the Montana Press associa-
ton free transportation from Billings to
Omaha n return. June . Il Montana
day at the exposition. COMMISSIONS w.
II. Sutherlin invites all editors to visit
the exposition. which 10 q magnificent sue.
cess. M%ontana's exhibit excites much in
terest.
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Seattle. Jun 15.-The steamer Laurada
Is reported on the rocks at the entrance
Of Vancouver hsrbor and may prove a
total loss. The Laurada left San Fran
cisco May Is for Kotxebu sound. carrying
100 passengers for the gold fields. and was
on the return trip. She was under charter
of the Boston & Alaska Transportation
company. The vessel was brought around
the Horn. She was engaged a year 8 as
ports.
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Questions Proba bly, settled.

Halifax. N. s.. June I5.-Lord Seymour
the new conmmander-in-chief Of the Brit
ish army in Canada. arrived last night
from Quebec.
Advices from Newfoundland state that
a British syndicate Is buying all the lob
ster factories on the French shore. and II
Is believed that the company has inside
Information OF the settlement OF the
French shore question. a. otherwise Tn.
investment would be precartous.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-16

regiment to guard the stsamsr City of
Para From the idaho battalion to
guard the Morgan City and Ohio. From
the 9TH California regiment to guard
the Indiana. The details were given
I'VE days rations.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-16

San Francisco. June fs.-Work at the
mint In this city. Is being rushed prepara-
tory to the annual cleanup. which begins
next Monday. About 800. 900 will be coined
into halves. quarters and dimes. this sub
sidiary coin being needed in paying on
the troops now here. No bullion will be re-
ceived at the mint between June 10 and
July 8.
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THE SECOND EXPEDITION
HAS LEFT FOR MANILA
Thousands Chesrsd the Departing Troops = Every whistls and
Bsn in San Francisco Helped Bid the Boys
0ood-Bys-Ths Third Expedition.

all there were $40 prfvates and 60 on
GERS on board. On the steamer Senator
is the LIST regiment OF Nebraska volun-
teers. numbering 1.023 men and off,
GERS.
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Winfield. Kan. June 15.-William j.
Bryan addressed about 1000 people at the
Southern Kansas Chautauqua assembly
this afternoon. talking strongly against
territorial acquisition. While here Mr..
Bryan received a dispatch to be at Lin
coin, Neb., without fail on Monday. when
his regiment would be mustered into ser
vice.
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Left for San Francisco.

Portland. Ore. June 15.-Troop G.. 9Th
United States cavalry, from Walla
Walla, spent the day in Portland and
left this evening for a Francisco.
The Oregon emergency corps supplied
the cavairymen with an elaborate lunch
at the armory.
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Bond subscrtpltons.

San Francisco. June l6.-rhe total sub
scrfption to the new 3 per cent. govern
ment bonds at the First National bank to-
day Al , ,. m amounted TO 81. so 0N.
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Washington. une S-The assurance of
the success of the government loan has
been made absolutely certain by two prop
ositions, zach covering the entire present
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Dewey HOuOred

Princeton. N. J.. June 1S.-At the com
mencement exercises of Princeton college
Admiral Dewey was honored with a de-
gree of LID.
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oICQ-IObV-
A prospective mother cannot begin too
early to 1ook after her own health a phys
ical condition. This 10 sure to be reflected
In the baby. Any weakness or nervous de-
preston, or lack of vigor on the mother'sr
part should be overcome early during the
expectant time by the use of Dr.. Pierce'sd
Favorite Prescription, which promotes the
perfect health and strength of the oWauism
specially concerned in motherhood.
II makes the coming of baby absolutely
safe and comparatively free from pain; rem
ders the mother strong and cheerful. and
Transmits healthy constitutional vigog to
the child.
No other medicine in the world has been
such in unqualified blessing to motheru aud.
their children. II Is the a positive spe.s
ci6c for all weak and diseased conditions
of the feminine organism. II IL the only
medicine of its kind devised for this one
purpose by . trained and educated special
ist in this particular field.
Mn. 2. .. Cummings, of No. ago umpire O..
g. Louis, No, writes: Il am now Z happv
mother of q fne. healthy baby gih- Peel that
your Favorite Prescription aud little Pellets
have done me more good than anything ! have
ever taken. Three months previous 10 ny con-
nnesens sess1 u.sne your .sdsoss I seos
queuces we're ! vas only in labor fosty-6ve ME-
utica With my first baby I suffered 70 hour.
then had to loae hS0- He 49, very delicate and
only lived n bou0l For two yean I suffered
untold agony, aue had two miscnriages. The
'Favorite Prescription saved both ny child anl
myself nv baby Is not yet three weeks old eel
I Do DOT thiak I ever ssat bstter ID ~ lie"
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BASEBALL YESTERDAY.

At Chicago-Grimth's hesdy pitching
and perfect support allowed but one of the
Browns to reach third to-day. Attendance.
LOO. Score:
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Rush and Connors. Umpire-O'Toole.
At Seattle-Game was called at the end
OF the first half OF the seventh inning af-
ter Seattle had made four runs with one
out. Both teams INDUCED I'm heavy bat
ting. Portland lost through a combination
Of errors. Score:
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-16

How much does the baby
weigh" 10 only another way
of asking, is he healthy and
strong?" When q baby n
welcomed into the world With
lowing care and forethought,
his chances of health and
strength are increased Q hun
dred- fold.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-16

Batterfes-Young and Zimmer; KfIIen
and Bowerman. Umpires-Snyder and
Connolly.
At New York-Rusie pitched a fairly
good game against Brooklyn. The New
Yorks lost by their inability to bat. At
tendance. ASIA Score:
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Observation-Disclosures and Vaughn:
Frazer and Snyder. Umpires-Swartwood
and Wood.
At Cleveland-The Pirates made 1t three
straight by bunchink five hits in the sew
enth inning. That tells the whole story.
Attendance, 1000. Score:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-15
SNAPSHOTS Ri THE WAY.

Broker Hooiey appears 10 have per,e-
trated few fractures On the great Anglo
American alliance.
p >. p
Gov. Rogers VIII find considerable diff
Guilty in restoring the uliddIe-of-the-road-
eFs 10 peace basis.
- p -.
The administration has obviously nas,sd
the eoiors CT the Washington volunteers
10 the home-gla-d mast
=. - =.
Co Lewis VIII find or his return that
his campaign has sadly suffered IN the
hands OF his proxy steyedores
- =. -.
Gov. Rogers has moved into the bAss
house in Olympia. Some PopulLsts have
a strange way Of proving tina. prosperity
has not returned.
p -. p
We care not. says the Popul.s: press
who hght the battles Of thu nation ms,
50 ne can hold onto our old JOB q sup
plying The campaign lction.
y. - -
The war IS over and the voice O. The
MIss0u-. Democracy IS still Tor Is 70
Expansion never touched IN; but party
contraction will get in lis deadly work.
,. -. -
Mr.. Bob Bridges chic: efforts are JUS.
now directed 70 seeing that single tax "a
rot inferred in the SANE grave with Is
to / Fusion has evolved some unexpec.-
81 complications.
- >. =
II has been minated that the heat Q,
comets Is two thousand tlnes hotter than
rs3-hoi iron. Any respectable d.sengag /
comet can make a tie-up with he H5n
Deep Creek Jones when NJ starts in %
stir up the Pojulist animals.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-15

The general belief that the conclusion
Of the war would result in improved
business conditions for Puget Sound is
already being verified. Two lines of
steamers and one line Of sailing vessels
have announced themselves as about to
enter thu Hawaiian trade. plying direct
~ between Seattle and Honolulu. All
that is necessary TO build up a large
trade between Puget Sound and the ISL
ands IS a regular and reliable steamship
service between the two points.
The people Of the Islands are as ready
and willing to trade with our merchants
and manufacturers as the latter are TO
supply them with goods. but the island
ers cannot afford 10 break If trade re-
lations with san Francisco unless they
can lie assured OF prompt and efficient
service from Seattle This the new
steamship lines VIII guarantee. and
there IS no obstacle now Intervening be-
tween our merchants ana the inviting
field % trade. As soon as Ihe future Of
the Philippines is determined, these
ljr-s viii doubtless b. extended across
thu Pacific and gradually thu trade. Or
a large portion II the trade. between
the Pacific coast and the orient viii be
diverted 10 Seattle This city IS greatly
favored llv th. NUN h..r # railroad limos
cvntering here. and Il is encouraging to
learn that The roads are giving the new
shipping fines their hearty support and
co-oqefst,ian. Interviews with our lead
INK business men published Saturday
disclose the fac, that they are alive to
the situation and wlu spare no efforts
u push trade into the new fields. The
outlook Tor the commercial growth Of
the whole Z Puget sound was never 50
bright as * present
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given an entirely distinct government
similar 20 shz- @ = ta-rsecxv. bat 4.
Eey ~ administered as England al
ministers tse Be-r1rssa Isles, En1er gsn-
srzl military 6i-eetSan, hat with q local
cegrc1 haw4zg restricted p0xers-
There are q rznb@- 6. small isla11s
on both si5@s 90 Csts@, hsiE they are -
s.stge Importance ard rsost - them VIII
probably 81 regarded as forming part
q Cuba On the north side there are
several which might be large enough
- lastly retention, especially the three
known as G-an4e Cage, cayo 9e cruz
ard Cayo Geo. tie word Cayo being
only a FORM 0f tie more usual Cay Or
ksT. which forms part ot the name e
- many little Islands around TIE
southern shore
Besides the ISLANDS mentioned there
are a. least three or tour tiny isieis in
ehe Caribbean SEA, u which Blsqus.
CuietFa and Mona are the most ir.1por-
tant. although they are lille more than
rocks. They must d. al included In a
scheme u government Z only as =
matter % form
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-15
A Shoe KING DISCOVERY.

Il Is gratifying 10 fad thai OR valued
contemporary. the Spokane Spokesman
Review. has had its eyes opened to the
essential iniquity and inexcusabie in
morality % fusion and is led 20 de-
nounce it IN the following vigorous
fashion:
No b3lGeE Or more daring pan vas ever
hstehed to- Joha l. wilson and MS ma
caiEe than toat tod OF "a a dispatch from
Ce8V12e Published in the SpokesEna q Re
YEA. Il fusion o. Silver Republicans. Pc
EIoilcans ard Democrats in Stevens coua-
- Is tAs plan proposed. the ReputA ans
CT course. being gwen the legislative tiekst
= order 10 get votes COR wilson. Was
ever a uaore -sIh9Iy combine suggested:
A more Gnholy political combine has
rot only been suggested. bat 1t has been
fully c0Bsumuaatrd. The Reviews mem
cry apparently needs to BE- refreshed
upon the subject Of the great Washing
ton sFoiis alliance Of 1886, when a com
blnaiion was entered into between Pop
ullsts. Democrats and Silver Republi-
cans for precisely the same objects i,
declares fusion is about t. be- effected In
Stevens county. The Review was at
that tire a most ardent, enthusiastic
and uncomprornising supporter of a pol
ley to which Il now takes such yirtuous
exception 1t makes d difference whose
OK Is gored, and political union becomes
an intolerable crime when the fusion OK
is cornered by another animal Of the
same nondescrIpt pedigree.
1t may be added that the CoIyiile CIR
respondents prophecy OF Republican
fusion is doubtless sheer flight Of fancy.
But ii has not been without value, in
asmuch as it has rudely torn the scales
from the eyes Of the erring Spokane pa
per and has enabled il 10 see itself as
others SEE il.
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a careful estimate prepared by the post
Office department indicates a pronounced
tendency toward Improvement In the mail
carrying industry. The deficit for the pres
ent fiscal year vii BE- considerably smaller
than COR the fiscal year ended June 81. +s37
The deficit for 1Ss, was slI-It5. -. while the
estimated deficit Tdr the current year VII
not reach s. 90 0o0.
The volume of business has bean in
creasing steadily. and while expenditures
have grown along with receipts The in
crease % the latter VII De over < per cent
while that 0t TIE former Ein MT exceed
IS per cant Since the recovery from the
business crisis postal conditions have re-
aected the healthy change II the genera,
Industrial situation. The quarter ended
March q showed the highest record %
issues OF ali kinds Of stamped paper IN The
history OF the service. The face value Of
the issues was 81 I6 SIS. which was over
s3r1,so0 more than Cor the corresponding
quarter OF 1851. Il Is believed thar eha
verified reports OF me auditor VIII show
that the issues have continued a. an equal
Is favorable rate.
From bookkeeper's point % view, the
deficit for the present year viii D. lower
even than the amount Just named. The
payments 20 5he Pacific railways used 70
b So OF against the obligations % c1e
reads 10 the government without appear
Ing as 2 charge against the postal depart
men,. Nov that the government has no
further business connections with those
lines. payment FOR their services 20 the de-
partment VII be charged agains; the postal
appropriation Last year the charges
amounted 70 So 10. and d deduction Of
this amount from the estimated deficit
would reduce il. - compared with previous
years, - S-.3o.Q.".
The showing f9r the year j. highly "a
TorabI-. but i should rot cause a loss ~
interest IN the movement for rate and
classification revision nat would 80 away
with the defect entirely. The postal abuses
must - removed In the hands e private
enterprise the business of mail trarsp0rta-
ton would yie,d 4 handsome pro6- and
there Is no reason why government man
ageueD: shoIl1 not At least make both
ends meet. The next congress vii have to
DIAL WIKI tie subject in 1 determined
suirit
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1os- S1sTan -5- J11g@ DAY rzs - rs
re---sz-szs4 Ss<-z-ss f-e-@2ss-z zgs ar
Inevitable srss--zs-ses za5s rs re-4-arS
ozly : 7ces-soz - ta-sk, a1z Eaxxs Lav.
slt211Hgh Al e-scie-+ TAR, Ezs 19- g 80.
s2-s ,-zZT5e-- Co8 JoAz Eay. vase az-=s
Is Suggested in co1rec-ze1 saEz the a-bes.
u clever usan ard ! ssalwz-t American
1zs - 3sez MT reaca TIE hslrAs ATTAINED
sy sine 90 lis predecessors Charles E----
o-y s-s.ts w91Hd h4 selI qualified tar tae
o-Fsce-eTsn zors 70 than far Ire o-scs 81
postmaster general Re hzs tsksn great
tztereSt IN foreign affairs and ~ course
q 1zs newspaper s1owz hi,n u possess *
esElszt judgment
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Well Represented.

Sprlrgte.d Republican.
Gen. William r. Draper lately told the
president - the Urite1 States abou. his
var record and his willingness = leave
diplomacy Tar the art1y. II ;he president
- desired L appears that the ara5asss3-
dor % Italy is doing very wei by proxy.
His son. Arthur Draper. row with the
Sixth MASSAGE uset;s regiment of volun-
tec-s. II Porto RIO has been promoted to
Neu'srantcy <or gaNantry n action
Gen Mis- doesn't report % the war de-
partmeat concerning The health OF the sci
on% u prominent families, bts; h appears
. have h.s eve on tham.
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His Monument,

0ITllEl e.l EeT a"IEC8C.
The London Daily Graphic pronounces
Bismarck greater man taan Napoleon.
for ~ work eu3ureS" The test hardly
answers There are many smaller ren
than Napoleon whose work has en3ur.
longer than his has lad q chance 70 en-
dure But IL = a great mistake - suppose
that %apoieon's work has vanished The
empire a gone. % he sure srs re itue
k.ogs tha, ne stuck Up or their taroneS
TOPPED off az soo1 IS he ccasei 20 hotf
tE+n there. bar the France % today re
mains as lbs mon. Eaent.
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Tna a-ec:is-zts sso-scstuze q a wife has
led Me- Beard % take = T4sw % her A1s-
haz+'s dLssp vear2ace which does not s@er
- % justified by Circumstances. IA tn=
rse2ote cozntry whore ne met Els end,
there may be ample opportunities FOR
ROBBERY ard EEr5@r. 5at all ths sac.s
known concerning D., william Par. .s,t
% the conclusion that the story tod q
rs death - true.
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II s very improbable taat Spain ws1 at
.srnps . break faith WITH Is 20 tae extent
& VIII be some tIrrss before it viii D. safe
70 materially reduce the land forces
o. take any q The warsaips OUT Of con-
a1lgs1on- TIE news that comes from ia
pan - alone 0: a character 10 justify this
Cysca.stor.
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Lets al CO. said the Silver Repubil-
cans. whsn = was suggested that they
sand delegation 70 E1ensbarg 70 attend
ihe fusion convention This was easily
done; hffy-iIve eats await the King
county contingent Of the Silver Repaels-
cars. and q course :: was folly 10 have
primaries There Is plenty OF roor, and
al c4u 20.
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II is good news mat 50 many p-osgeo.
'ofs dFe al Work n the Monte Cristo min
ing district Assessment work done On
MINES IN that vicinity vja one day bling =
rich return 10 the persistent owner.
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Great Britain Is extending her fo-tiaca-
tons at every point. Even al EsQui-nal-
the naval station IA to x considerably
strengthened In the event OF q var with
Russia that aiH become a very important
base II may De ina: we shall learn some
thing On this coast as spectator only
with only sympathetic interest IA tte "a
suit