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RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND MT. vER-
non RAILWAY.
FROM STATION, IsH STREET AND Pa AVE.

FROM STATION, 1871 STREET AND PA. AVE.
In EFFECT NOVEMBER "A, 1871.
For Alexandria, week days. ESQ., 1:06, 1:35 ex..
ex., II 20, 1:l5, las. 2:o5 ex, 2:40, 500 ex..
1925, 1859 ex., A:15 ex., $50. bO5. 500 $40,
Pm.
Fee ALEXANDRIA, Sundays. 7:45. s:45, e:&5, 1890.
II lis An; 1880 noon, 12:45, $780, 2:l5. BOD
BAD, $50, b:15 $50, Gas. 7a0. s:l5 300. 1o:00
IL 20 PM
For Mt. Vernon, week days, $50, $500. 1000.
11:0O AN; 1905, lis, 2:O5, $500. 1853, TOO.
$500 Pm.
noon 2:15, 3:45, 6:45, 800 Pm.
Fer Arlington and AQuedrct Bridge, week days
500, $3.50, 1870, Hoo An. 12:U5, 1920, lis.
2:05. 500, 3:25. 4:15. $50. 6:o5 1905 $500 Pm.
For Arlington and AQueduct Bridge. Sundays.
7:46. S:45 9:46, 1890, lla5 AM; 1900 n60n.
l2:45 $780, 2;15. $780, 3:45. $3.50. isis. $780, e:45.
7:SO, 6:15 Pm
Parcels carried on all trains. Baggage checked
my2
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American Lin,
North German Lloyd.
FAST EMPRESS SERVICE.

rASI EAfilt-Ss Si-lft ICE
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN
Lain. Tu., lay II, noon kgis W dc Juna 4 Sam
IL. FIiedi ch. May - Lain. Tu. Jane IA IL ana
Trave. Tu-. May 81 10 an, X. Friedrich. Jun. u
CHfEBpt la fAlsiS- BEEMFN.
Hayel Slt.May IS, 10 am Saac Sat. June II 10 am
TWIN SCREN PASSENGER SERVICE
SOUTH HAMPTON loNDON- EREMES.
Frieicrich der Crosse. Thursday. May 10 nm
koenigin i.ulse Thursday. June =. noon
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. IENDA
Ems: May IL 10 am +. WmH June 4. pia
Vera. =. May u. la am Ems - Jun l. . I'm
OEltlChS CO. BOWLING GREEN
apply TO L. Z. DRDOP. ga5 Pa ave.,
'ly-7@<r Agent for Washington
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RAILROADS.
THE kLONDlKE - CANADIAN PACIFIC
RAILWAY. FROM BETHLEHEM, Pa,
o. A. N~~t- ~i,x

To Vancouver. Victoria. Seattle and Tacoma
First cl-ss Steamship Accommodations to
Wranele Skasway, Dyea, Pyramid Harbor. Cor
responding low rates TO Edmonton Prince Albert
Ashcroft and other points in Northwest. To
san FRANClSCo. $40. H; McMURTRIE. Agent,
Sd and Chestnut ST.. Philadelphia, Ia. aud
pos E German St. Baltimore. Ma, or E v SKIN
NER. @. q, A.. $50 Broadway. n. Y.
fez1-u W f-l4tf
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PROPOSALS.

ANNUAL. SUPPLIES FoR UNITED STATES MA
rine corps--Hc adqusitsIs United States Ma.
u. G. May :. Iss,s.-seaIcd proposals. IA aS'W
cate, will be received at this ofiee until TNEINE
otI0h NooN IN SMITH Jl'NE. isSs and
then be publicly opened for furnishing Inutrarv
supplies Ca he delivered az Philadelphia. Pa nni
Mash,nston. ID {. Sealed pr.p~als. IN duplicate.
VIII he received NJ this Office until TNFlA II
oClsk NOON IN THIRTEENTH JUNE. iSiS
ana ~. We Iusliciy opcnS- for furnishing B., and
STATIONERY at Washington. II. &. fuel laundry
work. fations and forage, at Portsmouth, y n
Boston Mass Newport. Il. l.: Br,-,klsn. y. y
ihhade phia. Ia; League Island. Pa. Annapolis.
Md Washington. DC; Norfolk Va: Fort lso,ai
g; Pensacola. Fla; Mare Island. cal: Br,,m-
erton. Wash, ard Sitka, ALASKA Rlank t,r,,-
Isrsals spec .Hcaiions aid other Interrogation IAN
DE obta.ned upon application TO the commanding
one'T' Marine Barracks al the above -nani",l
i.hs. STANDARD Samples can b. examined at this
ONCE; NJ HOO South Broad 81. PhIla,irIllia ia
at Marine Barracks BOSTON Mass Br,-kiyn y
l., ana Mare Island cal. This Cfficc reserves the
risht I" reject any and all bids and 60 waive de-
Iects. BIDS from manufacturers regular deal
ers emily Vii be considered p. L.. DENNY. Ma
JH, qua terilastcr, L. ;. Marine Corps.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS oF iIIE
District Of Columbia Washington. May o lslS-
posals, will be received at his one mn n
TMEIME O'CLOCK NJ OF II ESpAY TIRE
ana Other property OF the District Of CouIn,i,
Tor period Of i've years from June a. ix,s
subject to annual appropriations therefor. a
schedule Of the present rate Of Insurance yni
prcfsrty now insured. with any other Informal
tt Will DE FURNISHED
piication at this Office. A deT-lsit II $3.50 must
aecon:dny each proposal guarantee that
auate security If the hid should he ne~er,'~d.
The right 10 reject any and all bids Is reserved.
JOHN w. ROSS. JOHN u. WIGHT. W. NJ,
HACK, Commissioners Of the Districi Of 20.
Iumbia myg-6i
PROPOSALS FOR DOG TAGS-OFFICE nF THE
Commissioners OF the District Of Coiumbia WASH
ington, May ). lsys.-Sealed proposals VIII be- re-
ceived at this Office until TWELVE O'clock
FRIDAY. MAY THIRTEENTH is.,S 10 furnish
the District nine Thousand Ave hundred Cog tags
more or less during the fiscal year to end Jrns
30. 1889. Bidders should submit designs nd m
pies OF The material they prulrse furnish. The
tags must Ice made In the work mani h man
ner, with links OF malleabl. iron attached nine
Thousand tags, more less, all 10 he delivered
complete on or before June 1. lsgs. The Commits
si'ilers reserve the right to reject any all bids
j. w ROSS. j. b. WIGHT, W. NJ BLACK Com
nissioners. II. e. u,G-Gt
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TO ALASKA

by new EMPIRE LINE .5o0-ton steamers
Ohio, Pennsylvania. Illinois. Indiana Con .Inaurh
Steam heat electric lights and all modern lmroSe-
mcEts.
Seattle to St. Michael.
Appointed TO sail about June Is, 81 -; July l3
20. "a,
connecting with company's fleet Of new ,IKOS
RIVER STEAMERS, insuring prompt through ms
sage TO DAWSON CITY and other Yukon river
points Apply EMPIRE TRANSPORTATION co
Oa First ave-, Seattle, Wash. Or To INIERNA-
TioEAL NAV CO.. 1906 L ST. NV, Washington
~. Y. anlG-sArllof
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CHIROPODISTS.

Cons aDd Bunfns Instantly Relieved
Prot ]. ]. Georges & Son,
i1lk Pa. ave-. Next to Raleish HoteA HsuR . = &
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CHARLES J. GOVERN. PLAINTIFFS,

CHsnLrso = 6OKERN, PLAINTIFF,
VS..
THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST con-
PANY DEPENDANT
Before L. Z. Strtder. Justice Of the Pence
A summons in due form he wing been issued out
Of this court 10 lawful constable of this District
for the said defendant. and the same having been
by said constable returned mot to be found 1t
~ hereby ordered that said defendant eatlse his
appearance TO be entered herein the 18th day
of May, 1ssS otherwise the cause will be pro-
Ceeded with in of default.
L. q. STRIDER j. F.. 916 + nj NV
apo5-1aw:Sw
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SUMMER RESORTS.
SPRINGS AND BATHS.

FOR RENTAL BERKELEY SPRINGS, w. VA. A
completely furnished cottage of rs; ami: lot
75x250; fine water and air; very delightful and
healthy location. Price for season, $500
my9-tf OSCAR W. WHITE 11fi St
FAIRFAX Inn. BERKELEY SPRINGS, ". VA, Is
open for the Accommodation Of guests: first-ciass
In every respect. Address D. CORNELIUS,
Manager. ap16-1mos
FOR RENT-COTTAGE AT DAGGER'S SPRINGS.
furnished; suitabl. for light housekeeping; 500
for the season. For further particulars apply to
e. s. MeCALMONT, 4T2 La ave. my6-3ts
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ATTORNEYS.

G. II. AR3iES,
Late Asst. e. s. Atty, d. C., has established his
law Office at No. ASS La. ave- Rooms b and Ia
Opposite the city hall. ap9-Im
CAMPBELL CARRINGToN. A1ToRNEY-AT-LAW.
WEBSTER Law building, COS d st. NV. Washing.
ton. DC. Residence, No. 3 Mount Vernon FIats
New York ave. and Orb ST. NV. seIs
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
American & Red StarI-ine

American & Red Star Lines.
NEW YoRk-QJ EENsTowN- soUTuAmPToN.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The steamers performing these serv-
ices are either British or Belgian.
Every "Wednesday and alternate Saturday nj noon
Ncordland. 800. May ii Westernland :. June i
Friesland $500. May Is kensngton. ..une 8
Southwark. May - Berlin. ......,.. Iun. N
'Chester- May - Noodand. -. June rs
American Line,
Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures
The steamers performing this scrv-
ice are Belgian
SAILING EVERY SATURDAY.
Belgen d May II. =: 80 pm Belgenla nd June is o am
Maesland June 4 am PenDland. Jun, - 1 :3upn
Ehyninnd. June IL. pm Nacslaud. duly % > nm
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION CoMfAsN
NEW YORK OFFICE, BOWLING GREEN
PHILADELPHIA OFFICE 3ua & 500 WALNUT ST
WASHINGTON OFFICE, 1906 r ST ". or
Geo W. Nc Agent. J2l Penna- ave. nra-21d
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FOR SALE-OR RENT-ON EASY TfRMS-I1.
room house; STROLLER Cottage; large grounds, with
fruit: Apply 70 Mrs. D. Fl. STROTHER. Berke-
ley oprMs'. ". We. apes-ew'
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ESTATE OF GEORGE Il. PATCH
Late Of District Of Columbia. No. S29S. Docket 81
ISSUED April -. 1881
Application having been made to the Supreme
Court of the District OF Columbia holding Orphans
Court. for probate Of last will, dated April 30
lS3G. and for letters testamentary said estate
by Elizabeth Patch widow, and executrix naUlad
In said WILL this is to give notice to ali concerned
70 appear In said court of Friday the 10Th day of
May. AID. 1895, at 10 O'Clock m. to show cause
why such application should not be granted.
Attest: j. NOTA McGILL,
- Register Of Wills d. G.
IRVING WILLIAMSON. Proctor for Applicant
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ESTATE OF JOHN SMITH IAN INMATE OF
the U. 5: soldiers Home, Washington ID. c.
horn at Ypsilanta. Mich. about the year 1883
entered military service OF the L. s. in 1861
and served therein until 1880, being finally dis
charged from Co II, 23d L. S. Infantry late
OF the District of Columbia
No. 1855 Docket %.
Issued April 20, 1893.
Application having been made the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia holding Or
phans Court for letters Of administration on said
estate by Mary Ann Cary. II niece Of said John
smith. who asks the appointment of the Washing
tot Loan and Trust Company such adminstra-
tor this Is To give notice to all concerned to aI-
pear in said court on Friday, the eth day of May
AID. 1898. at 10 o'clock am, To show cause why
such application should not be granted.
Attest: J. NDTA McGIIL
Register of Wills, D. G.
JoaS i: LARNER. Proctor for Applicant
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MEDICAL.

DIR. leatherman.
Expert specialist ir the cure Of all specta. dis.
eases OF men and women. Consultation free
Hours, 20 IL. to s: Ties, Thurs and Sat
evenings. to 8. coz n ". Closed on Sapda =
ap1S-lms - -''
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. 4
E. s. RANDALL'S POTOMAC RIVER LINE.
Steamer HARRY RANDALL Will leave River
View wharf Sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays at
M landing at Colonial Beach, Chapel Point
Returning on Mondays and Wednesdays at p.m..
ana on Fridays about $3.50 pm.
UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
WASHINGTON. d. c.. TO GLYM0NT. Nd.
The new STEINER ESTELLE RANDALL daily
except Sunday. $3.50 am. Returning about pm.
passenger accommodations frEt-cIass. Freight
e. 8. RANDALL.
Proprietor and Manager.
GEO Q. CARPINTER General Agent, Washington.
MM NJ REARDON. Agent Alexandria 1a2l-20f
STEAMER "wAkIsFIELD."
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
leaves washington. D. G. 9TH ST. ferry wharo.
Colonial Beach. -Bushwood. Rock Point, Nominl
Greek. Abells. Leonardtown. stones. HoWards.
Cobruns. Col.on's. -
~ wednesday, 7 an, for intermediate landings to
Leonardtown, Abell's. Nomini Greek. Piney Point,
comico rivers.
. Saturdays. am. for fntermedists landings to
S S9la Beach. Bushwood Rock Point coltons
sei,ff O. ~ VII RIDL Zee GenL Manager.
THE wFEMs STEAMBOAT CO.
POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE.
Winter Schedule. IN elect Dec: - 1891.
Leaves Washington every THURSDAY At Pm.
Baltimore freight ssiiciaed.
ess., 90 =. e. sTEFHPsss I 1. R'sa AZ r.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-10
FOR BROWN AND DAVIS.

FOR BROWN AND DAVIS. MIDDLETOWN, Aug. S.-Editor Call: Tn our opinion L. H. Brown will be the strongest candidate the Republicans could nominate for Governor Prob ably W. R. Davis would be the second choice of this locality.
 READ & READ,
 Editors Middletown Independent.
 ESTEE IS MENTIONED. PETALUMA, Aug. S.-Editor Call: On account of his handsome treatment of our Company c, W. s. Barnes would be first choice in this community, M M Estee second. Believe Estee strong est in State. F. H. SNOW,
 Editor Budget (R).
 HAS ONLY ONE CHOICE ONTARIO, Aug 8.-Editor Call: Gage choice of this section. No par ticular choice. R. c. P. SMITH,
 Editor Record (R-).
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-10
INFO IS FOR FLINT.

BISHOP. Aug. S.-Editor Call: Flint has more pronounced support here than any other. El1ert probably next, though second choice divided among all except Davis Pardee and Dickinson. No one of these three mentioned as being pre- ferred. Prefer hazarding no opinion
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-10
ANOTHER BATCH
 OF FAVORITES

The Gubernatorial Situation as Viewed by the Editors of
 Interior Papers. The following telegrams were re- ceived too late to include them in the list published yesterday:
 BROWN THEIR FAVORITE. IOMPOC. Aug. S.-Editor Call: L. Brown. first choice; George A. Enight second. H. A. AVERILL,
 Editor Journal (Rep.).
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-10
MAGUIRE DEFINES HIS POSITION.
States His Views on Few of the Many Perplex.
 ing Political Questions.

4 ss % @ @ sa @ @ @ 5 & '; E55': 11s late he ss as he seespt se the Pos f s6e @ espoH @ of % dsfs @ 5s @ @ o oF @ pupe ser Smoothing out the ed feather stopped @ % oTsT % at hs @ M It spp the attending snds9 Judge phase of it. and his replies come rapid ss01 @ I i a % @ opinion will be the @ !uf of m @ % s4s h question it would certainly diversified which @ will 4as1ra M ass % sssts fsnPsn % bde a must ss@s R such @ @ matters "n M accept
 received Uas notthcaon @ my 1oHa0n by the T @ ssess0d t Rp0a f those aa @ @ their ene While b 1ny us ] Gh a % 5eP R whi @ @ @ et on @ @ m Ths opa % 1 @ o 7ou T eo89ed
 political for various causes Tnsy
 ss1 of 36sh a5 a edgsp H9s s. @ certain lines They took up = oersa4 tf aGoS bra S a eope absence of % m s pa5ss 4s @ ss5S saa P a Ds sssv .t @ a 7as5g @ Of 9s ts s Bn of
 o35 @ s1osn .5s .5ss @ @ sa question % fusion " Ba ao1S1s yoa
 pssame and they did 'D4 platform deo ' think M them
 known advocacy of the single tax proposition nave 15 opponents My personal views well nT a theoq1 @ am ann not and M Pe or tSoJo you d,sossg among of taxation the PG % y0u S 6 h m dsS 9s2's best n ] oB6@a6a 6aA to Sa sne W ana What change any " Tbe peTnoerac party today Has ehangedT"
 @ PaAnss @ my M letter s. of pss 7 o1 oaie @ party E 'a of a7"
 just
 s.. the ass sss & 5ss R9fsss s @ s e95 of G squenay entirely " % a @ to ah s S ' ay yo selected any convenHonq'
 Have ss you 19 a choice a o convenuonT'
 sst r the sssbs Ps sr. to those in whose hands the man
 sn Gf h te @
 aPs % tb to asn @ s nd nena ea @ Huntington daily along with the proposed % eoTn t1 t'n 4rfn qnI ne po@ @ b ~ that ~ ss P9 % anD 7nn M VIII = ae and Ts % eet6 @ tas o ha 6e changed vdsati0n @ of in fighting 'o: g California refundlng retire & from & G04sres % at t t a moment moment
 asht M MF @ ag5s @ 5sRsd Gabs i'd Congress The rest lies with the people They 4f % d of % acquiring Philippines @ @ sninE ia @ 5usaabis alliance then mes hatever VI this should be final at @ @ h hag % % 67sF @ 6nes Completely a siveiy @ tiled for come"
 s5 sHHssS % cAlrAnr may develop e'n'f A. ~ WILEY dnd R)
 Editor ATcata ohi0h Vp' DAVIS. THE soOIt1 ron 0A1A" Aug Call.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-10
ARE STILL DOUBTFUL.

EITREKA. Aug. S.-Editor Call: Re publican sentiment here IS not suf- ffciently centered on any candidate for
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-10
MAGUIRE DID NOT DISCUSS
 HIS GUBERNATORlALA ASPIRATIONS
Spoke on Issues Of the
 :: :: Day, but Not of His : Candidacy.
Criticized the Position of :; Two Of His Fellow Con-
  :: SreSSmen.

Tney could not have passed it (the refunding biID if our representatives from Cali ,fornia had remained faith ful to their promises Er- tract from Congressman Aaguire's speech.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-10
VERY LITTLE FEELING.

FAILBROOK, Aug. s.-Editor Call: Tn answer would say that feeling here has hardly crystallized. but think Henry T. Gage is favored.
 GEORGE 4. MCDONALD,
 Manager Observer Qnd.).
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-10
THE SOUTH FOR GAGE.

COTTON, Aug. S.-Editor Call; Ab- sence delayed answer to your telegram. Think Gage will poll more votes than any RepubIican in Southern California.
 EDITOR CHRONICLE Qnd.).
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-10

Governor to permit intelligent answer to your inquiry. County committee may develop something on saturday A WILEY,
 Editor Arcata Union (Rep.).
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-10

relative strength in State oi leading candidates.
 w A CHALFANT, Editor Inyo Register Qnd. R.).
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-10
FRIENDLY TO ELLERT.

PIACERvILLE, Aug. s.-Fditor Ca1I. I estimate L. R. Ellert as the e.r reast candidate for Governor in tbte locality and in the State. Brown probably second. - G. A. RICHARDSON, Editor Eldorado County Republican
 (Rep).
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04

pecially steam and hydraulic plants for
generating electricity.
The capital stock Of this company is
10 be not less than 5000 nor more than
Slo0.Q00.to be divided into shares Of 500
each.
The real estate which the company may
hold shall not exceed l.00 acres.
The officers for tho FIRST year are as
follows.
President. r. Lancaster Williams, OF
Richmond. vicc-President. Il. O.. Todd, OF
Baltimore Secretary ana Treasurer, \.
W. Wcddeu, Of Richmond.
DirectOrs-R Lancaster Williams +.
G. Todd. +. W 1Iddcud0rf. John l..
williams and John Skclton Williams.
The application for the charter is signed
bv = C. Todd. r. /. williams. +. Ram
dolph Williams. Carl IT. Noting, ani
Charles H. Holiday.
This company has been formed chiefly
for the purpose OF doing the construction
work on the water power plant with
which it will make contracts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04
ROME VIEWS Us
WITH DISGUST.
No Sympathy With the United States
in Her Dealings With Spain-Ex-
pansiOn Policy is Unpopular.

Correspondence of the Associated Press)
LONDON, Nov. Civilian 4. Stead,
writing from Rome. under date of No
vemner 2lst, says. "Ihc answer 20 the
question what does the Old world think
OF the new world. has never been made
with greater emphasis than in the Eter-
nal city. The oldest old world regards
the new world with feelings of anger
disgust and alarm almost too great for
words. The sentiment OF Indignation dll-
fers I'm intensity. but 10 is universal There
is no sympathy for the United States
either among whites or blacks. In fact
dislike of the American seizure of the
Philippines and conviction that Tie hui
name enthusiasm which made the war
possible was a me- mask Of can't as
sumed in order 10 facilitate conquest. are
almost the only sentiments shared In
common by the rival camps of the Quiri-
nal and the Vatican.
WORSE THAN ENGLAND
with the Kingsmen sentiment Is COM
paratively mild. They do not believe in
the least In the disinterestedness OF the
American war Of lberaiion. the American
declarations are almost universally de-
dcridcd as examples Of a worse than
English hyproeisy. Uncle sam, they say
determined in all things 90 surpass john
Bull has outd0ne him even IN Pharisaism
and cant.
The friends OF America wiring their
hands in unaffected grief over the faA
Of the United States under the tempta-
ton of the lust Of territorial expansion.
Her enemies shoot out the lip ana can
shrek In derisi0n over what they regard
as the unmistakable demonstration. which
the demand for the Philippines afford OF
American cuQidity American bad faitn
and American ambition outside Enc
land | have met no non-hrori 'n 80 o.
did not dislike the eXpaa-'n ui Atls-. ..t
nor do think ia the whole Of our tour
through Europe / have met one European
who did not receive my protestations as
TO the genuine sincerity with which tho
American people entered into the war
with more or less mocking incredulity.
SYMPATHIES WITH SPAIN.
IN the course OF my tour ! am now
compelled TO admit found proof OF the
existence OF a disposition on the part OF
the Powers 10 Intervene on behalf OF
Spain. which might have been very Sc
rious had 1t not been checked In the bud
bv the knowledge that England would
have nothing 10 do with Il. When l was
In Paris | was positively told that no pro-
posai had ever been made 10 intervene,
"--
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04
Wholesale Murderer TO Hang,

GLASGOW. ky. Dec. 3-Ihc jury this
afterno,u after being Ogt twenty min
MOS. returned q verdict against Bob
Brown of murder. and sSeJ hls punish
ment al death Two months $50 Brown
killed his father-m-iaw. Alonzo McClei-
land am old man aged 6,, shot his moth
er-ln-iaw. shot hs niece. Bertha Court
new his IrotheT-in-law Lewis McCiol-
land and in resisting arrest wounded
reveral menbers of sheriff S pcsse. The
motive for lho deed was that Brown had
been crimirally Intimate with his thir-
teea year old ~istcr-in-law Terry No
cleland and feared she had told her
parents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04
DEFENSE OF TRANSPORTS.
Captain MacKay Denies the Published
RcDorfs The other Side.

MAsnlNGTON Dec Sat to-days
session of .hc Wan investigating Conn
mission. the examination of Captain Mac
Ky. who Was in charge of the trans
ports of thc Santiago expedition, was
onuunea Ue said me question of dis
mDafk4ug tac troops upon the arrival
)f the Transports was carefully considered
orforc ioe cAuedlton lcft Tampa, but
,win- 10 the haste with which the arr
aneemepis were made. a. was not possi-
oie Goo procure stern anchors for mooring
pmposts for an the vessels. Captain
Mackay also superintended he embarka-
hon OF thc iroOps which came North lron
santiago aftor the surrender. and ne In
iignantly denied many OF the published
statements regarding the filthy condition
81 the transports There had been plenty
T ice Tor thc ships az Santiago, mainly
uDpled hy the Red Cross. and he had
ersonaNy supcrintendcd the loading OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04

4bo .,,,.it... g.. r tt... H., ,tr,scrf
llro. %nr.b a tt. 80, (e6@ ms
erou.dod MIN si't glia'l.rl ,ro,, S0,onoy
Uo ad,ittod bot ,,..,. ~ t1e soldiors
,,o~o bertbcd I,1t,.ecr 5.-ts that the
water was nnnar9fabic ,al,sod bv the
rolling Of the Shin and that the sol-
dicrs suffered other disc0mforts. but
many of the crew Were sick. and there
were eytenuating circumstances. lie
heard no complaint of lack of medicines.
There were two contract surgeons aboard.
Tie denied emphauoaIly me statement
that Colonel Humphreys devoted am ms
time TO getting Quariefmasior ana COM
miss"Iy stores ashoie-d IesaIolhs re-
quests Tor Do, ,il'il stores.