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New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
PARRADO VISITS THE MAINE.
THE ACTING cAPTAIN-GENERAL RETURNS TIL

THE ACTING cAPTAIN-GENERAL RETURNS THE
VISIT OF CAPTAIN sIGsBEE
Havana, Jan. 2S.-General Parade the Acting
Captain General. visited the United States bat
tie ship Maine. starting at about IL o'clock this
morning. and sauted by the guns OF Ca
bannas Fortress as he went board thus
turning the visit paid 10 him yesterday by Cap
tain Sissbee OF the Maine. who was accom-
panied by Consul General Lee and Lieutenants
Howard and Haleman Of the American warship.
fact which is being commented upon
sderably In social circles is that the Bishop OF
Havana has visited all ,he Secretaries Of the
Autonomous Government, while although two
weeks have elapsed since he did so, the secre-
taries have not returned his visit
The Royal Society Of Friends Of Peace and
Friends Of Cuba. under the presidency Of Senor
Rafael Montoro. has appointed a committee to
formulate commercial treaty with the United
States.
The insurgents have blown up with dynamite
sugar-cane train at the plantation Of Soledad.
near ClenfueSos, Province of Santa Clara, owned
by Mr.. Atkins. The train was thrown from the
track and five persons were injured. two Of
tEem seriously.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
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The London Office of The Trhgne IL convenient pls1s
10 leave advertisements and subscriptions
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MARKETS RESPOND TO THE PRESIDENT.

sI,r-RrrTEs FAvORABr.Y APTDCTED ABROAD
BRITISH PRESS COMMENTS
London Jan. 2s-The speech OF President Nc
kinney at the third annual convention Of the Ma
tionaf Association Of Manufacturers. at New YORK
last night fsvorably affected business on the
Stock Exchange to-day.
The morning papers comment upon PRESIDENT
McKinleys speech at tho banquet OF the National
Association OF Manufacturers on Thursday evening
characterizing II as Impressive and sounding
but vague and non-committal," and as giving
little hope OF bold stand against the silverites
The Morning Post" says: 49,,
.~rhe speech was evidently intended TO mark the
line Of battle In tho coming Congressional ELECTION
Every one interested In American property Will re
ioice II the Republicans frankly adopt the policy
silggested."
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAYs FORECAST.
Washington Jan. 2s-The weather conditions aTe
,,aern,e over the Whole country. The storm central
rbur.aav night in Manitoba has moved 70 Lake Erie
diminishing intensity. and has caused HHh' sno" il"
tho lake regions This VIII move eastward ana
,.,. t.b, s,ow with warner weather In New England
a., Eastern SewYork followed by fair weather II mas
e-o,n coiser IN Eng ard. the Middle and Northern
Rockv Mountain slope and northern plateau and me
in tlc Mississippi ana ONO Valleys
- ir tho lake regions Light rain may be expected on
he West Gulf coast weather In the lake regions
elsewhere except li2ht snow IN
~, F-gand II Will ie warmer saturday In New Eng
~ "a coid.r In the Ohio and Middle Mssissippi val
ie~s md IN the upper lake region
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
FORECAST IN DETAIL FOR TO-DAY.

For New England light rnow: warmer; variable winds,
becoming southeasterIy.
For Eastern New York. light snow Saturday morning
followed by fair: southeaseriy winds becoming
syufhWestery - <., $50
Pr Eastern Pennsylvania and Ne~-Jersey. fair. pre-
ceded by light In northern portions sou'heas'erN
winds becoming westerly ,,,,
F,r the District ot Columbia. Delaware MARYLAND
rarv cloudy colder saturday night sou'herV
win northwesterly
Western light snow, followed by 'hir'
-o,.ab warner fresh souheasteriy winds. he
coming westerly.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
NO ALARM IN WASHINGTON.

CONCENTRATION OF THE SPANISH FLEET WOULD
BD VIEWED WITH UNcONCERN.
Washington. Jan. 2S.-The reported concentra-
tion Of the Spanish naval fleet at Cadiz is viewed
with unconcerd in official circles here. though
as yet there has been official confirmation
OF the reported order for the rendezvous. 1t is
not believed that the feet Is to be ordered to
Cuba In its entirety. II would be a token OF
unlimited confidence on the part OF the Spanish
Government in the continued neutrality OF other
nations to deprive the home ports OF the protec-
tion of the fleet
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
PEACE NEAR, SAYS BLANCO-
THE CAPTAIN-GENERAL TELLS THE CUBANs n
EXPECT IT NEXT MONTH.

Havana, Jan. 2S-Captain General Elanco. II
is announced from Spanish sources at Mama
milo. Province of Santiago de Cuba. in address
ing the municipality OF that place, said the coun-
try should look forward with confidence 10 the
near approach OF peace. which, he believed,
would he arrived at in February owing 10 the
new policy adopted by the Government and the
support It receiving from the country
The Captain General will remain at Manza-
milo at present and will inspect the forts the
river and CautO.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
DINNER OF SETON CIRCLE.

Archbishop Corrigan the guest OF honor last
night at q reception given in his honor by the
Seton Circle the Schnorrer Club house. In Eagle
ave and One -hund red d-sixty third-st.. In the
Borough OF The Bronx.
Civil Justice j. NJ Tierney made an address OF
welcome 70 the Archbishop and the visiting clergy
men and the Archbishop replied expressing his
sympathy with the work OF the Seton Circle for
the higher education OF women.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
SECRETARY ALGER'S CONDITION.

sTTLL VERY SICK MAN. ALTHOUGH IMPROv-
ING SLOWLY.
Wsshir gton. Jan. B.-Acting Secretary Meikle-
John who visited Secretary Aleer to-day on official
business, said that the Secretary doing nicely.
He had not him for about ten DAYS and was
agreesby surprised 10 find him looking so well.
The Secretary Is still a very sick man. however.
and the nature OF his trouble-grip and malaria
preoudes the probability Of rapid convalescence.
~ Gcer u expedite MS recovery as much as pos
soe ne VII! te removed 70 the mountains II South
Oayoina, probably next week
MS pay sicians say that the damp and unflvor-
soe weather Of The last few weeks has been mainly
responsible for MS Glow improvement
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
JosrpB p. SMITH SLIGHTLY BETTER.

Washington Jan. 9.-There was said TO ne
.eht iuprovemen, to-day in the condition or joseph
p smith director OF the Bureau Of American he-
publics who = at Miami. Fla. mis- brother IN ms
civ receiving information 10 that effect. tele-
gram from Mr. Smiths physician 10 ii-eAd IN ms
City says There Ia IA ray OF nope
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
IF yOr SEE IT N "THE Stry'' TT ISN'T so

School Commissioner Henry v. Maxwell OF
Rrooklyn submitted ~ estimate OF S-%'.vp 'of ne
i.,.rensce Of lsg Mr. Maxwell .- ntpf ,"r or
s1,p.rintendcrf Of schools Maxwell OF l'rDoHi u. a
fact which did not seem 20 De known 10 -. Wein-
Sun
Nor to anybody else because 1t is not true.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29

OF McAllister Bros who were supposed TO own
the vessel. and they told him that the boat was
owned by a man OF the same name who lived IN
JecksonvNle, Fla Captain Berry then called upon
shipping Commissioner Dickey for advice as 10
how he and his could obtain the wages due
them. and he told that they had better sue
those who had employed them.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
CUBAN TOBACCO COMING FREELY.

Washington Jan &-The Cuban tobacco which
has been for so long held in Havana is now COM
ing TO the United States in large quantities. Gen
eral Lee has informed the State Department that
by the steamer Olivette there has been shipped
e5 bales OF hller tobacco for Tampa, while the
steamer Seguranca carried 2426 bales OF the same
TO New-York. l2a bales 10 New-Haven and S bales
10 Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
9pelial Notlees.
Tribune Terms 20 Mail Subscribers.

Daily. $40 a year 81 per month.
Daily. without Sunday. s. year 90 cents per month
Sunday Tribune. 81 a Weekly. ST. Sem-Nseklv ~
POSTAGFExtra postage charged 70 foreign courtree
except Mexco and Canada and the daily IN New
York CITY.
REMITTANcEs. II sent N cash unregistered. Will b q
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
SHEPPARD HOKANSS WILL FILED

heckensack. y. J.. Jan 2S.-The will Of Sheppard
honans the well-known lfe insurance actuery
VINO died recently in Central Park New-Yorx mas
zen hieo here. Mr. Homans leaves $500 TO each
4s chlioren. and the balance Of his estate both
zeal and personal. is bequeathed 10 his wife wv"
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29

Tribune once. Jan. 20 d m The weather yesterday
The temperature ranged between 23 and 2l
srees The O23 degrees being 81 degrees lower
than on Thursday y degree higher than
responding day .ast
In and near mis- city to-day there Will probably be
snow. followed by far weather.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
.rE pp1rMr SERVICES IN MADRID

Madrid. Jan. 2S-King Alfonso. the Queen Re-
gent the Cabinet, members Of the Diplomatic
Corps and all the municipal authorities attended
a 'vre Deum" at the Church Of san Francisco to-
day IN celebration of the pacihcation OF the
Philippines The church was especially decorated
with regtmental flags.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29

Especially In serious cases OF cold. or IN the ao-
sence OF the doctor you want a medicine which you
know Is right That's Jaynes Expectorant. -
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29

The white, tender meat Of country kept dairy
Ped ll.tle pigs s used in DEEKFOcT FARM SAL SArEs
Choice spices them. Beware limitations
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29

k~ndn11-At meeting % the Executive COMMITTEE of
Surety Company ~ New ~. held Wefnes-
day January 20. 1898, st ii:3 the chairman N
ferred 10 the recent death of Mr.
Kendall and offered the following minute. which was
placed the records ~ tire committees
The Executive Committee Of the American Surety Co-
their deep sorrow AZ the loss they
have sustained by sudden death of their esteemed ana
faithful associate. william r. Kendall From me carry
Of this Company he has been prominent IN
It's councils his Efforts for prosperity and
keeny alive by in his 70 promote its
and personal bereavement. and shall cherish MS
of beloved friend and associate whose place.
the and responsible positions ~ trust NJ
called occupy. will be tifncut 20 MI
We extend 70 his sorr0wing family. I'm this hour ~
their ariction. deepest sympathy anf orf1
this minute placed upon records. -
fSealD (sgdD DAVID p. srcKELs
Secretary of the Meeting.
A.-The kensico oCcnetsry.-Pr;vsts s'stioa. Hai
lon Railroad z3 ride rom the Grand Cenifh
Nsro' Onicc 10 East
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
DIED.

YoUNG-On Wednesday evening. January %. 1928. Ann
s. widow OF John s. Young and daughter OF the ate
Peter X. Post
Funeral services at the Murray Hi Hotel Saturday.
January % 1875. at .. m.
pfe,s omit
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
AN ARMENIAN PERIL DEPARTMENT.
rom The Chicago Journal.

@.OM The Chicago Journal
MY Dsy after Gay hour after hour. minute after
c"-aae the Rev. George II HepvOrth. Special
S-nns sioner from The New York Herald" to
vbIshia passes through perils the thought Of
cn.eu would turn 10 water the blood Of specta.
,Sa Sa4Tnassoner for less impor rant newspaper Yet
III f'eV Nr HepwOrth not only passes through
.hese perils but he actually sits Up and notices
,Jh SJeh a. he goes along. and writes about them for
Es armenian Peril Department Of THE Herald
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In TINS diagram continuous ~Ai-e 44ne sn0ws the
changes IN pI,. 1re indicated The Tribune self
r,coriinr bar ! ei. The dotted line shows the tenn
peraiure ! Bed et Terry's Pharmacy.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29

Capinin Berry Of the steamer 1flfe. which went
down If Bernegat Sunday night. stated yest''-
dav that he and his crew would sue the owners OF
The boat for their wages The lilHe - S"'" "
to,,o he.n On q niibusiering expedition. and no one
d..sires 70 admit the ownership OF the steamer
Captain Berry states that he called at the once
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
OOfhEET ON CURRENT Events.
A NOTABLE FRENCHMAN

NOTABLE FRENCHMAN
from The Boston Journal
IN me most conspicuous man in France to-day is
W." Duer with him In mis- literary methods as
WI, you cannot deny that TO him has come
81, prominence than 10 the President OF the
vy.sepSo.lc ever. With that prominence has come
s,.s sns manifestations Of popular hatred and re-
'0V@ OF indifference, and once in q while OF love
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
SECRETARY CAGES SPEECHES.

from The Buffalo Commercial
,ssecresry Lyman J. Gage speaks in public
'r,,tAout saying things worth hearing and think
;.s over His address before the Trades Leasue.
~ fhHa delph.a. fairly bristles with noteworthy
yrohts incidentally Mr.. Gage exposed In stI1k-
It way the sophis'ry and lnfalrness Of the free
saiFer orators ike Bryan whose game" compels
mem mem 70 look on the dark side Of things and 10
crOak continually.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29

...-rr NATTFR ETC berinzn ttesmefs saln0
'PRiNL take printed matter etc. Tor Germany
Oh IeesoA; ,ssre'sed printed matter etc. other
sno ~, Euroye American and White stA stssnasrs
partn .. -. German steamers Thursdays ana
On "e'hss.~.rrs ani German steamers 6Aturdays
CgnA' matter Tor all counties for ~hch
.hss sss ~. advertised % cauj maj"
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
pnnx, a Co., oI and os Firm Aven

bangs Co., OF and O3 Firth Avenue
will sell a, auction TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY sstsr
Moons al o clock,
An interesting collection of
BOOKS.
comprising many valuable works OF old and To'en
literature
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
A MOUNTAIN AND MOUSE.
WOMEN IN MISSOURI POLITICS.

.0'II TIC + kallSIs C!ty IIIHts
In very entertaining article William Marion
Hseeqy OF ST Louis has advanced tho idea II az
u the wife of Colonel Charles Henry Jones, OF
Caf ci't mad not been snubOed by the wlfe OF
Governor David r. Francis there woula hhvt
oeen 10 upheaval OF the silver forces Ia MISSOURI
ana the old State Central Committee combination
would SIN be supreme. Mr. Reedy argues WI.
evident self-satsfaction from this proposition inat
sA the surprising changes In Missouri poll.aS,s
curing the last two years come as a "'''"H Ies"ii
~ Tie feminine snub direct.
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EUROPEAN COMPLICATIONS POSSIBLE.
Congress Will Remain in Session Until War
is 0ver-Proceeding of the Senate
and House.

Washington, April 2s.-Congress, ac.
cording to the different leaders, is likely
to remain in session until the war is
over. 1t is most important that IT should
in view of possible complications with
other European nations.
War Revenue Measure In Senate.
In the senate Mr.. Teller, Mr.. Petit
grew and Mr.. Butler spoke this morning
on the war revenue measure with the
bond issue. Mr.. Allen will propose an
amendment for an income tax, the coin
age of the silver seigniorage and the issue
of $500, 200, 900 in non-interest bearing
treasury notes.
Senator Buffers Resolution.
Senator Butler, IN. C), introduced a
resolution providing that thes United
States bonded Indebtedness should not
be increased, but that the cost of the
war shall be betrayed by taxing incomes
and the coinage of the silver seigniorage.
1t went over.
War Interfering With Coast"iss Trade.
Mr.. Pasco (Fla.) presented memorials
from the Florida board of trade concern
by the present condition of war. Mr..
Pasco said American vessels We're being
forced to refuse business and he thought
The commerce committee ought to con-
slider the subject promptly. The me-
MORALS were referred to that committee.
Asphaltum Land Bill Passed.
The senate after passing a number of
bills, including one to open the asphalt
I'm and gilsonite lands in Utah to entry,
adjourned.
Urgency War Measure Passed.
Before the debate upon the war rev.
nue bill was resumed in the house to-
lay the urgency war measure was
'aSsed by unanimous consent to repeal
he limitations upon the purchase of
uartermasters supplies during the exist
st war. Mr.. Payne, (Rep. N. W, mem
er of the ways and means committee,
,as the first speaker on the war revenue
i'll today.
avs Governing Quartermaster Depart
ment.
The committee on military affairs fa-
orably reported the administration bill
important laws governing
le quartermaster's department of the
rmy. Chairman Hull will urge its i'm
ediate passage in the house.
of Yellow Fever Immunes.
The senate military committee today
,cided to report bill which will per-
it the enlistment of 10000 yellow fever
lmunes. q
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FOR SALE BY
n. B. CARTWRIGHT K BRO.

Warren R. Huff and Nora A. Sweenp.
of Central, were married at Silver CITY,
Friday, April 20. y
The entire property Of the Cross II
Cattle company, located on Bear and
Walnut creeks, is offered for sale.
Silver City has organized a company
of volunteers for active service In the
war with Spain, also a company of home
guards.
Deming has home guard company
composed of so volunteers, officered by
VIM. Letfler, captain, and Edward Pen
nington, first lieutenant.
w. B. Walton has resigned as mem
Der of the Democratic territorial COM
mittee and j. A. Mahoney, of Deming,
was appointed to succeed.
The county commissioners of Grant
county have begun suit against the A..
T. e. s. f. Ry. for the recovery of So
o35. 36 due on judgments levied during
the past three years.
Luke Kline was killed in a freight
wreck on the Southern Pacific near
Adens, Sunday, April "a. In the wreck
the special containing the soldiers of the
First regiment en- route from San Fran
cisco to New Orleans was derailed, but
none Of the soldiers were injured.
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Movements of spanish Asia tic Fleet.

News comes from Madrid that the
Spanish fleet under Admiral Mantiio,
which left Manila Monday, has put into
Subic bay, where it will await the com
ing OF Admiral Dewey's squadron.
Rumored Check Of U. S. Fleet.
Paris, April 2s.-There was an uncon-
firmed rumor on the bourse today that
the United States feet had received a
check in the Philippines.
Funny Reason for spain's Manana Policy.
St. Vincents, Cape Verde Islands,
April 2s.-Although the Spanish squad
ron is still at anchor here, it is believed
that the warships will probably sail to-
morrow as the paymasters have been
here settling accounts.
Improper Actions of Spanish Minister.
London, April 2s.-The Spanish am
bassador having opened fund here to
increase the strength of the Spanish
feet, the matter is regarded as serious
abuse of diplomatic privileges and will
be brought up in the house OF commons
today.
American Ship Shenandoah Safe.
Liverpool, April 95.-The American
ship Shenandoah arrived here safely this
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MARKET REPORT,

New York, April 2s.-Money on call
nomnally a "a per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper, or. Silver, 81; lead,
$3.50; copper, 11H.
Chicago. = Cattle, receipts, 10000;
steady; beeves, $4.OO a $5.25; cows and
heifers, $2.25 q $4.6O; Texas steers,
1915 "a $3.50; stockers and feeders, SO. 10
@ $4.75. Sheep, receipts, Il, 900: steady
to 10c lower; natives, SO. rs "a "a. rs; west
erns, SO. so @ $3.50; lambs, "a. 90 a $3.50.
Chicago. Wheat, May, $1.21K; July,
95h. Corn, April, "a; July, 34A. Oats,
April, 2915; July, 251s.
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TERRITORIAL TOPICS.
Grant County.

Grant County.
The Deming Headlight is now issuing
daily war extras.
Measles prevail at Central and the
school attendance is small.
W. G. Wallis is putting in large grain
and lumber yards at Deming.
Rafael Barela and Mary Cook were
married in Silver City last week.
The burnt district on Silver avenue,
Deming, is being rebuilt in brick.
The Western Union telegraph office at
Silver City has a night operator now.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Wiley, of Silver
City, have an addition to their family.
A son.
Rev. Ruoff, formerly of Santa Fe, is
now doing service in the Lords vineyard
at Central.
The Eagle says Silver City has Chi
nese laundryman who sports the sign:
Wah Shing.
s. Brown, railway yardman at Dem
ing, lost finger while making coup
ling last week.
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REGIMENTS TO CUBA
Convoy to Escort Arms to Gomez
and Garcia Started This
Morning.
DEWEY'S TASK IN THE EAST
Portugal Will Announce Neutrality To-
morrow-State Allotments Filled
Philippine Ports Must Be Captured
steamer Saturnina Released,
Evidently a Fake.

Washington, April est is said tha
Admiral Sampson was sent orders OF
last Monday to destroy the new fortifi
cations at Matanzas and that the nava
| officers had great difficulty in securing
the presidents consent for him to do so
The Situation In the Philippine Islands.
The officials here believe that the
Philippines will fall an easy prey tc
Commodore Dewey and are already
figuring what to do with them. Some
say that England will pay enough for
them to cover the entire cost of the war.
Troops for Cuba.
Three regiments started for Tampa
this morning whence they will, on Sat
urday, be landed in Cuba to escort 5O,-
900 rifles and field guns and ammuni-
ton to the insurgent generals, Gomez
and Garcia.
PortugaFs Neutrality VIII be Announced
Tomorrow
Count Tyrosa, the Portuguese minister,
informed the state department today
that he expected to be able to announce
Portugal's neutrality by tomorrow.
Volunteer Allotment Filled.
General Corbin says that the volun-
Geer allotment of the different states
will not be increased, as every state has
signified that it would furnish the full
equipment
Philippine Ports Must BE Captured.
Naval officers expect the first big war
news to come from the Philippines, as
Dewey must capture the
Philippine ports as base of operations,
" sail for San Francisco.
Saturnina Ordered Released.
The treasury department has ordered
he Saturnina, Spanish vessel seized in
Biloxi harbor, released.
Artillery Batteries Started.
Chickamauga, Ca, April 2s.--Light |
rtillery batteries E and X, of First al
illery regiment, consisting of 140 men
nd eight guns, in command of Captain
apron, left here today for Tampa, Fla,
thence they will be transported at once
0 Edgemont Key, commanding the har-
or of Tampa, where Notifications have
ecenty been erected; but have as yet
cen poorly supplied with guns.
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WAR NEWS FROM MADRID.
Spanish Reports Of Matanzas Bombardment
Say That Americans We're Compelled
+o Pa+roo+-Cbo,ordoob cofo

w h0bI0db NuOuduuOdu Ndlos
Madrid, April 2s.-The version of the
bombardment of Matanzas by the United
States fleet, which reached here, says
AFTER some hours of fighting, the Amer
icahs were obliged to retreat"
Another Spanish Dream.
The Washington government has Off
cially notified Spain that Havana will
not be bombarded.
Waiting for a Fight. -..
The Spanish squadron of Manila is
still awaiting the arrival of the United
States fleet.
Portugal Playing Sly.
Lisbon, April 2S.-The official gazette
today announces that the Portuguese
government has stopped telegraphic in
formation regarding the movements of
warships on her seaboard or in the har-
bors of Portugal
Investigation shows that the an
nouncement regarding the transmission
of intelligence relative to the movement
of war fleets applies only to continental
ports.
To Capture American Merchantmen.
London, April 2s.-A dispatch from
Madrid says the report is current there
that Spanish squadron of nine ships
left Manila on Monday to capture Amer
lean merchant vessels sailing in the
waters near the Philippine Islands.
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Snow in New Jersey.

Cape May, N. j., April as.-The Sc
we're northeast storm, which began yes
terday, developed into the worst storm
had on the south Jersey coast since last
October. The wind blew alta rate of
40 miles an hour, and the rainfall was
one and eight-tenths inches in ~ hours.
Three inches of snow fell this morning.