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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-12
NORRO CASTLE, THE GUARDIAN OF HAvANAS GATEWAY.

Washington
clgs OF the
the aad Qualifications
earliest
times
rebuilding bettement Its
fens
the
the port the y and the
quebec being price of rock d earth carefully noat-
ed and terraceda at OF vantage
The and aas looks secure against al on
,oos with yellow fronts
Tho
eighteen miles award AZ
b t NJ dozen guns caen the
shot en- barbet which al
erect IN Inc OLD
d.y. syans buccaneers attempting 70 enter port
the MORO castle OF tcdsy IL mas
explored Tor loo
holds secrets
,,tsa do oret and cannon me
piii;al ofepd ana
cours are the
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centuries
perpetual cenus ~ Unit
@ 0 n soing result is amazing %na and ram
have the stone was
tob ~ ms p
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ana orangeah me co lonow ~
crumbing stone y 2. col
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AGAINST Mr.. POWDERLY.
An Adverse Report to BE Made on
His Confirmation.
ALASKA TREATY HASN'T BEEN SIGNED
Bowman Claims Biil Debated by the
Hcusc nnd Some Pension nils
A'asscu--NN ashtnNtou lsrtefs.

Washington. March IL. THE senate com
mittee on immigration reported adversely
en- the nomination Of Hon, 4. v. Powder.
~ to be commissioner OF Immigration, The
nomination has been held ur III commits
tee for several weeks on account of the
absence OF Senator Chandler He having
returned to Washington. the matter was
brought up and tho vote being taken, Mir.
Chandler united with the democratic sen.
atois to secure an adverse report. 1t is
reported that the report Will be made the
basis OF an animated controversy III the
senate,
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Carlyle, H.. March 1.-THE last thrtad
tina. connected the creditors OF the de.nnc,
Rumsey bank with their lost thousands OF
collars probably has been broken de-
clsion has been rendered in the appellate
court at Mt. Vernon which virtually defeats
them In their legal battle with The ten
Chicago bondsmen OF the late State treas
urer OF Illinois. M. r. Murray ~ this city
has received telegram stating that the
Wilheck case has been reversed and re-
manded. This means the controversy In
court undoubtedly VIII cease. as the people
who lost their money In the bank have
grown tired OF the litigation.
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terday morning BY the sudden appearance Of
Emerson Hawcy, formerly tho star pitcher
of the Pittsourg Pirates. who became a Rcd
Stock,rg-clect last fall Hnwley left Chicago
Mcnoay without sending any bulletin to Nam
ager Bancroft announcing his departure, and
arrived here on an carly mUrning train in
time to cat breakfast with tho other Reds
II had been feared that the great pitcher
was lest 10 Cincinnatl. us there was dts
asrcsment between him and the management
on the subject OF salary. which It seemed
could not he satisfactorily adjusted. but
everything Is serene nov. Hawley seems anx-
City.
"a have never felt better than do now"
ha remarked last night, and | am going 10
try To pitch the game OF my life this season.
With the addition Of nawiey, Cinolnnatfs
pitching corps becomcs one Of tho most power
full IN the BIG League; is.5S 4i
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AMERICAN WAR.
| Is Said, Mill Aid Mic.
AGAINST Costa Kica.
|ASD ARMED SOLDIERS
Ia 10 Have Already Been
oss the Border-Sal-
pr wants Peace.

march ia special to the
Panama says;
Lived from the Herald's cor
various points in Central
that war clouds are still how
countries. The correspond
,ibertad, salvador, says the
een Costa Rica and Nicara-
r,ous and that it is reported
ye already gone to the field.
nat Honduras Will aid Mica
Il against Costa RIGA. and 1t
Il Honduras has already sent
en- to Nicaragua to combine
r country's force. Salvador
exerting all efforts to avoid
government is resolved not
RI where Salvador is not con-
ell known diplomat In Saliva
IN the case OF Honduras In
|yaior will neutralize her ac-
Interpretation of this Is that
|ras help Nicaragua, Salvador
costa Rica in the struggle.
envoy has left Managua for
arrying important documents
decide whether the Central
|ntries will plunge into war.
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NcNx Orleans Iintricr.

scven-eighths OF mile. selling -Russclla
ioi; Maggie s.. ici. Harry Lee. Mcddicr
Everest Pirate, LOG; Bombardon. 100.
Ono mile md twenty yards clorinda, 100;
Saratoga Cavalctta. Chiffon, Ios; Maltese,
Kings Pawn. ioI. Joe Shelby. Domsic. nins-
more. oninoor, no. .lt.a s4r Il
Handicap throc-fourths OF d milc--Siva. 90;
Mary VIII, ?os Elsie Bramhlc. 90: ST Rupert.
le2 Octave. Ella Pcnkancc, Meddlcr. loS:
Tnkanasscc, Azure, 1o1; j., A.. Grey. iii
Lightning stakes. s.ycar -olds--prs Sam. A.
Mcknight. lc5; SIR Fiorian. May Hampstead.
Mile and onc.sNtecnth. se,lng-AJini Con-
sister, John sullivan, los; Lakcyicw Palace
Aryan. lbs
Thrcc-fourths OF a milc--Alamo Frontier.
Tommy Rnttcr, Doc Turbvilic, Mamie Dunn.
lorsey Ind. Ntlans. Robinson. Stanra. los
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Notning rom Gonrt or inquiry.

Washington. March 1.-THE statement
was persistently circulated this afternoon
that the administration was In possession
OF intimations that the results OF the in
yestigations OF the court OF inquiry would
show that the Maine was destroyed by ex-
ternal agencies. A cabinet officer was even
quoted as making this announcement and
another report had IT that the Hten0s-
rapher's notes OF the Inquiry we're before
Secretary Long Secretary Long pronounced
the statement as false. There ia not a
word Of truth In IT," said he. mo word
has been received by the president or any
one else as TO what the inquiry will de-
farminsb
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GameA win Clncinnnti.

San Antonio, ''exas, March 1.-THE Vets
of the Cincinnati baseball team leave In tho
monins for Austin 10 play an exhibition game
IN the afternoon, with the Senator's The
Colts" Will play the San Antonio team On
tho same day, and on Sunday the Colts viii
nlaA az Austin and the Vets ut San Antonio.
The Reds have been praoticing hard every
oos this week except today, when they were
prevented by rain, and they nrc rapidly get
ting into championship form
Tho make-1p OF the Colt team which viii
play Mt Austin tomorrow is au fol,nws. HOLT
day, ilrst base: Mcfarland. center Ncld; stein
fcldt shcrtstop; Vaughan. third baso Wood.
catcher pwyer, right acld: Moore, second
base: Dammann and HUI. pitchers
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Delayed by DoutrIlc.

Washington, March 1.-the bill for ths
relief Of tho yIctins Of the Maine disaster
va1 to have been called UP in tho house
today. The speaker agreed before the
house met to recognize Mr.. BoutelIc. chair
man OF the naval affairs committee. for
that purpose. The later left the hall for
few minutes to summon hig committee.
Who were in session. hut before he could
return the regular order had been de-
msnded and the house had gone into COM
mitiee Of the whole TO consider the Bow-
man claims, II Is expected that Mr. Dou-
teIle VIII be given an opportunity to call
up tho bill tomorrow
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Nav Orleans, March 1.-THE weather va.
slishtly cloudy and the tract, fast today A
Barrett rode three winning horses. The feat.
uie of the day was tho win of bergman II
at odds of so to l.
,,siH turionss. sellng-Forryman II, Alamo
Mamie Cnllah. Time t:i5M
fuur turlongs e-year- oids Tho Diver, pansy
H.. isWinncr, Time 40
:, orc mile selling Globo IL. Una, Ma Petite
Tunc .is.
one mile handcap-What Next, Cherry
Lcal. Elkn Time Egg
Sesen furiongs- Babe Field Hama R.,,c
Dorothy HI. Time 90
Mile and sixteenth. selling--.Iack n,
Hearts. Little Brambe. Kingston Time 1850.
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onI.Innh nr,nlix.

san Francisco, March 1i.--oakland results:
Fave furlongs Maiden stakes Pa Finnogan.
Los Rosos. Sleepy Jane Time. i;OaM.
Five furlongs, maidens-- Moringa, Aprona.
Ciprltno. Time l:02H
selling, 2.year-old mnilcns, three and half
Imrlongs-- Maud Ferguson. oIni Muster Buck.
Time ;S2H
one ue, sclllnF-~Iichon4ol Odds On.
Chaprie, Time ii2&
Mile and n snrlone, selllng-Ace. parthn-
max, Argentine Time i:h5.
siS furlongs selling -Blarney stone Duke
OF YORK II. Little Alarm. Time l:l6.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-12
SELMA, ALA, INVESTED.
Four Hundred Cases of smallpox
within n Ffve-Miic Rndfur.

Within n Ffvr-Miic Rndfur.
Selma, Ala, March 1i.--Dudey Reese,
treasurer of I4owndes county. was In Selma
today and reports that smallpox is pre-
valent throughout the county. He estimates
that there are 400 cases within radius
OF FIVE miles OF HaynesvIlle, the county
Eeat
State Health Officer Sanders recon-
mended that all cases be isolated and the
county spent several Thousand dollars In a
vain attempt to carry out the plan. II IS
Impossible TO accurately estimate the mum
afflicted are negroes and have rot called In
physician Fortunately the disease Is OF
a very mild form: numbers Of patients do
not 80 TO bed with IL and deaths are few
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The Models Again.

The well known Model Laundry hnpebaii
team. so high In the percentage column last
year. has reorganized. They have played
three games and won them all by unmon
tionablo scores. They anticipate a victory
over their former victims, the H. s. a.
Tho game viii be IN League park and called
at s o'clock The Models viii niny ag FOL
lows: Riordan. captain and catcher, Hinton.
pitcher; Jones, first base: C. Breeding. sec.
ond base; g. Oliver. third base; j Weeks,
shoftAtop' Il. Porter. left neld G. Gibbons,
center field. II. Cage right field A rood
crowd is expected. at 10 nnnlA a hnhd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-12
No AInsI<an Treaty.

Washington. March li.--It is said at
the state department that the Ottawa re-
ports that Great Britain and the United
States have signed a treaty for the set
tiement of the Alaska boundary dispute IL
Incorrect, no treaty having been signed
as yet, and the matter Ia still tho subject
OF negotiation, The department will say
nothing regarding the details from Ottawa
az to the agreement.
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AL RGsEcRANs DEAD.
Inst of the Great Union

Inst of the Great Union
RMS Passes Away.
n Cal. March 1l.-General w
died this morning at Z o'cioca
near Redondo. He was one Of
the great Union generals t.
independent army. the army
erland.
stacke Rosecrans was born
y, ONO, September IS, 1919.
yea at West Point in 1912.
/ priacipal battles were:
Fey, siege of Corinth, Iuka.
% and Chickamauga. He was
l'.s minister to Mexico 1853
rs a democratic me mber OF
rom California 1s3l-S5.
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nors to sarnncIli.

March 11.-Advices received
Fres from the Herald's corre-
Rio Janeiro state that Dr.
b has met with great success
ting with his yellow fever
nts In San Paulo. delivered Il
was given a reception in San
week. Senior Campas Sales.
dent-elect, assisted at the re-
made a short speech.
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~ About the Pnris.

arch l1.-There are many in.
at the office of the Ameri-
bany for news of the American
which sailed from New York
which was due to arrive at
Wednesday last in order to
st record.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-12

Washington. March lt.--tinder the spo-
cial order made last week today was set
aside for the consideration of the bill con-
tanning provisions for claims agsregat,ng
sl,20o,ooo reported by the court of claims
under the provisions OF the Bowman act
Before the special order was entered upon
Mr.. Hull tRop. Iowa., chairman of the mil
itary affairs committee, reported an agreo-
mont by tho ccnfcrecs on the army appro-
priation bill. The house then Went into
committee OF the whole and took UP the
special order,
Mr.. Dingley, the republican floor leader.
opposed the bill In an earnest speech
Mr.. Richardson Oem.. TENN and Mr.,
Evans crop, Ky,l advocated the bill.
AS soon as the enactlng clause had been
read Mr. Moody tRep.. Massl offered as an
amendment a bill containing the French
spolintion claims
The chair ruled the amendment out
without making any progress with the
bill the committee rose aud on motion OF
MIR. pipeley ii was agreed that when the
house adjourn II be to meet on Monday AT
O'Clock the house recessed Until o'clock
~ the night session twenty-five pension
bills when came over from last Friday
wore passed and In committee of the whole
forty-lwo bills wer,. fnvorably acted upon.
AZ 1890 p. III. the house adjourned until
Monday,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-12
Memphis netting Privilege.

Memphis, Tenn, March 1.-THE execu
tive comittec of the new Memphis Jockey
club today awarded the betting privilege
for the spring meeting TO Captain TILES OF
st. Louis The contract stimulates that all
reputable bookmakers are invited 10 draw
IN at 500 per day.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-12
ORDERS TO TAKE ALL MEN WHO
OFFER THEMSELVES.
Notice that Most of Them Are
Wanted for the Heavy Artl-
lcry Service.

Dallas, Texas, March 1.-THE following
self-explanatcry telegram was received TO,
day For the first time in the history OF
the Dallas recruiting station mon Will be
sent to other regiments than the Twenty
third. The telegram has caused con-
siderable excitement in Dallas military cir
cles:
Recruiting officer 8is Commerce Street,
Dallrs, Texas.
Washington, March 1.-THE aijutant
general directs that you enlist all desira-
BILE applicants for the artillery, heavy ana
light, who fulfill requirements, and report
Them to this office for assignment. Such
recruits should be young, active men OF
good intelligence A considerable proper
ton of these are for heavy artillery. An
Should have a fair knowledge OF arlth-
metic. Carter.
Assistant Adiutant General.
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nal Commission.

March ll.-A special to the
Panama says the United States
canal commission has con-
spectlon of the line of the
4 and will sail from Colon to-
Ing or Saturday.
liz at Port Limon and Grey
on board some members of
10 remained there, the COM
proceed north. Although the
1.-The commission declined to
visit they appear to have a
preston of the work.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-12

Fort Wayne, Ind, March 11--Kld Mccoy
knocked out J. ]. Bates Of Chicago here
tonight in two minutes and thirty-two sec
onds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-12
rrison Relieved.

Philippine Islands, March IL
garrison which has been un
the insurgents, was relieved
fsssel with achievements, af-
hundreds OF rebels,
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luiet In nrnzil.

heiro. March 11.-Tranquillity
f, but TIE government has
raordinary session TO consider
situation caused by The fall
nnd the reports at the military
Zming revolution.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-12
Fern Sails for Cuba.

Key West, Fla. March 1.-THE Fern
sailed for Matanzas tonight with cargo
of provisions for the starving Cubans.
The torpedo boat Dupont has arrived
from Mobile. There is no unusual activity
amCrg naval officers here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-12
II In rho Knee.

p, March lin a duel just
" lvanka shot Privy Council
~ the governor of Pressburg.
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LnnnI nn.eI,nII Nnfes.

Advertisements of tho games with Cincin.
natl on March 10 and 20 VIII be put up today.
They are In the shape OF thrce-shoet posters,
and they arc beauties, too. and help much TO
advertise the games
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-12
On ,he Galio.vs.

Sparta. Ga. March ii.--Isalah Thomas,
co;ored. was hanged here today. The drop
fell at 1875 p. m. Death WIS instantaneous
Thomas was hanged for the outraging Of a
negro gifi.
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/ same Old Crowd.

mes Review.
jug organs anu politicians are
because the State democratic
nmittee adopted a test for yot-
nmarles which requires each
lhdorse the Chicago platform
oihise to support the nominees
.atc party. If we mistake not
I'VE attempted to force on the
~ OF oak plank" on the pro-
.ioh' and later, when in control
,uied out of the primaries and
al who did not support the
yminees of the election preced-
smInss are mentioned to show
10y II is not the pledge to
orn,nees which is so nauseat-
ea.iemen, but forcing them 10
Peni Of the Chicago platform.
.hey do not indorse the Ma
n ~ nor even acknowledge II as
vu,atic declarations. and they
= I'm 70 have the next conyen-
.ne vital planks In 1t. Not
.'psctable party following. SO
NJ are concerned. and remem-
ba sy once controlled the entire
4 !. lhey are now wanting 10
me ne party, and, II possible.
he wishes of the voters.
r. e , me test was too strict In
III III. we indorse that part which
6rm nace 10 the National demo-
bo,,ld ana think every county
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-12

Those players who are IN the city were out
TO the park yesterday. bowman md seby
both did some clever work In the fleld In
bis running and fielding Bowman reminds one
a great deal OF Jimmie Slagia, Reed also
showed up 10 good advantage, and n MI az
counts be true bo viii be again IN his old
time batting form when the scason opens
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Pretty Effects
JAS. Butte.
HOUSTON.

postponed till Wednesday In order that
moro time may be given to the preparation
for the customary speeches incident to such
occasions.
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The house naval committee today placed
In the naval bill a provision for an increase
In the number Of naval marines for 4s7.
up to 3073.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-12

Pensions have been issued TO Jerre
Chambers a Kosse. Texas. ia: Andrew y.
kimbler, Cistern. IS. /.
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M
rny They GIont.
Herald '".

herald.
Nm ga. San Antonio Express
IA M statesman. which fought
ID r nsyan in 1895 and propose
s light In 1900. are boay,in !
s.ittsso.n OF several county cx-
miss ~ throwing the bars
Id ana 2. democracy. BY this
~ va true democrats Of those
yolysaD Az \, 70 comprehend just
|tees N the action taken BY
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-12

Prince Albert OF Belgium was given
dinner by the president at the executiv,
representatives were among the guests
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wAsMINGTON NOTES.

Washington. March 11.--tSpeciai. )--John
G. Clark, Jr.. was appointed postmaster 1t
Stoneburg. Montague county
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THE HOUSE.

bowman Cinims Act Dcbntcd-Ad-
iourncd Untii Monday.
Washington, March 11.r--Tho bill to pay
the Bowman act claims, aggregating 81 2oo.-
GOO, for stores and supplies furnished the
Union army during tho war was before the
house until O'Clock today, but beyond
completing tho debate no progress was
made. Al ) o'clock, aftcr completing two
pages OF the bill. the house recessed until
evening session the house adjourned until
Monday.
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Ptnl. Harley HAS slsnea

bur Pleasant surprise WAS prceipitated at the
Cincinnati baseball clubs headquarters yes
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PrefLdent Bniley haa had mnny imnr0Yc

PRECEDENT Bailey has had mnny Improve
nie nts made at the park ana the good work
still continues. He has had ciBdors placed
in low spots in front Of the blcachcrs and
around the gate and ticket office All tic
lumber for the repairing Of the fences Ia on
by Monday.
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sn Lit has been an
s'riSe which threatens to
e branch of the building
oi'y viii be inaugurated on
a., ,rom 1000 to 1900 members OF
Iis s, Union will lay down their
hnIfss, was decided Oh after
d Ar, OF the boss bricklayers
cent s. Of next month a cut in
mean per hour will 60 into
means a reduction from Is to
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-12

The presentattou OF the now spaaluh min.
lister, Senior Polo U the prssidspt has beeu
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The president has signed the bill apprs-
priating $28s,000 10 b. paid to the BOOK
agents Of the Methodist Episcopal church
tsouth) as fun compensation for the prop
erty OF that corporation used taken away,
injured consumed or destroyed by the
United States or Its army At Nashville.
Tenn. during the war.
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Washington, March 11.--Negotation
are proceeding for the purchase of the
Brazilian cruiser Amuzonius and her siste,
ship Barbosa by the United States. but sc
far as the navy department is advised they
have not yet been closed.
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..--.. .;
LOOKlNG FOR SHIPS ENLISTING TEXANS
THE DEAL FOR THE JAPANESE
VESSELS is OFF.
however, Negotiations HIVE Been
Begun with Brazil Looking to the
Purchase of Two Warships.

Washington, March IL Negotiations for
the purchase of the two Japanese cruisers
new building in this country at Philadel-
phia and San Francisco are off, and present
indications are that no further steps will
be taken towards acquiring these ships.
The Japanese government appears even
more DESTROYS of securing these ships than
the United States, and owing to the deli
cate character of the aspect of affairs be-
tween Russia and Japan, 1t is felt that
the needs of Japan are quite as urgent as
those of this country.
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rbe rootc

The t'oOtc.
Norfolk. Va. March 1.-THE torpedo
boat Foote left Old Point at 1875 for Key
West
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-12

Nothing OF Importance was done At Ia.
days cabinet meeting and the discussion
was OF general character The sessloo
was shorter than usual, closing at noon -
allow the president TO receive the Belgis1
prince. ne
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Bowling Alleys, Magnificent
Drives, complete livery service.
Annapolis Naval Academy Band;
Delightful cottages Furnished
for housekeeping if desired)
ready for occupancy June Isl.
Hotel open from June 25th 70
September Both.
For rates and information ad-
dress ID. G. JONES, manager, 3.
& o. building, Baltimore. Md,
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Deer Park, Garrett county,
Maryland. o'o