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MOVEMENT OF TROOPS

From ChiekaniAuga IPlu gogin To-day.
Il l. Almost Csriainly settled that the
FIrlt West virginiR Will he Ineludsd'
cHIcKA1IAUGA. Ca, july Ito
night 1t looks as IL at least two thirds Of
the troops at Camp Thomas are to be
ordered to the front as an expedltionary
force to so to Porto Rico under General
Brooke.
The movement will begin tomorrow
morning. when the second brigade OF the
First division first corps, commanded
BIZ Brigadler General Haines, VIII leave
for Newport News.
This brigade received marching or
ders few minutes before o'clock this
evening. The regiments OF the brigade
are the Fourth Ohio, Third Illinois and
Fourth Pennsylvania. The order TO
move was greeted with the widest en-
thusIasm. The regiments OF the brig
ade Joined in Vells OF frantic delight and
the regimental bands dlscoursed nntion-
al airs.
This brigade Is the only organization
that will leave the park tomorrow. but
II there is not n sudden change In The
plans as they are understood here to-
night, the entire first corps win follow,
the different brigades going ont as rap'
idly as transportation can be arranged.
While General Brooke IN person had
nothing to give out for publication, one
Of the most prominent and best posted
officers OF the first corps admitted that
II was the purpose to move the entire
corps which numbers about 5000 otii-
GERS and men. The regiments Of the
first corps are: Fifth Illinois, Third
wisconsin, FIRST Kentucky, Third Illl-
nols, Fourth Pennsylvania, Fourth
Ohio. Sixteenth Pennsylvania, Second
Wisconsin, Third Kentucky, Thirty
first Michigan, One Hundred and Six
tieth Indiana, First Georgia, Sixth
Ohio. One Hundred and Fifty-eighth
Indiana, First West Virginia, Second
Ohio, First Pennsylvania, Fourteenth
Minnesota, Twelfth Minnesota, First
South Carolina, Fifth Pennsylvania,
Eighth Massachusetts,, TWenty-first
South Carolina, Fifth PennByivania,
Eighth Massachusetts, TWenty-arst
Kansas, Twelfth New York, Ninth
Pennsylvania, Second Missouri and
First New Hampshire.
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WASHINGTON, July 2i.--The follow
ing report has been received from Ad-
miral Sampson:
United States Flagship New York,
PLAYA DEL ESTE. July 90
Secretary OF the Navy, Washington,
D. c.
Progress In wrecking the Maria Teresa
very satisfactory, The company thinks
the ship will probably be raised by Sum
day next. No information regardfng the
other ships. Board officers examining
the Reina Mercedes to-day. She will
probably also be raised. Lieutenant
Commander PiIlsbury, commanding the
Vesuyius has been supervising the
wrecklng of these vessels on the part OF
the navy. ..
(Signed) SAMPsON.
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DEWEY'S DESTRUCTION
ofths spaniIh Fleet in Manila Bay-The
Awrui Results orthe Shots Of the AmSFl-

ofths Spa niIh Fleet in niAniia Bay-The
Awful Results oCthe Shots Of the AmSrl-
can ships.
NEW YORK, July 21.-A correspon-
dent Of the Journal writing from Ca
yite, Manila, July II, relates the result
of an inspection Of the hulIs of the
Spanish warships sunk In Manila bag
by the squadron of Admiral Dewey.
The cruiser Reina Cristina shows the
most complete destruction. The course
OF the olympla's elght-lnch shell is
clearly traced by a line of ruin extend
ing from her stern TO her waist All
her woodwork is totally destroyed.
There are very few large shot holes
through her hull, the principal ones be-
ing from q sIx-inch shell amidshlps ana
from some four-inch shells. Charred
human remains were seen in several
places.
A large heap of remains near where
the ladder stood shows that rush 70
escape was made by the engineer force.
All were lost as the matches 20 engine
aud fire rooms were closed.
THE cruiser Castillo was less burned,
WAS kGAAAblu NANNtNNf -
pinln traces where six big shells tore
immense holes In her wooden hull
When the fire started the weight OF the
guns cnved the hull inward. The war
ship Is now mass Of twisted iron and
charred beams, very bad wreck, re-
sembllng that OF the Maine in appear
nnee. Everything AFT from the engines
was shattered. Three large shells en-
tered amldshlps.
The number OF deaths was not so
large as on the Reinn Cristlna,
The Don Antonio de Ullo did not
burn. She sank quickly, rlddled by
shells OF oil slzes. The greatest havoc
was done bP the six inch shells.
A uumber OF dead bodies, all huddled
together near the ladder leading to tho
superstructure, shows that the men
were killed by shell rs they were at
tcmptlng to INT the treasure chest TO
tbe sttnprafrtiCtiIre and save It.
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spalr Of success. But they condemn the
proposal to retire to the citadel, which
Is utterly defenseless, as such a step
will merely invite slaughter. There
fore, they believe It would be better to
surrender, though fearing public CEN
sure. However, they will probably be
compelled 70 surrender soon, as food 10
dangerously scarce. They may pretend
to fight the Americans for the sake OF
appearance, but the result VIII not be
long in doubt II Admiral Dewey re-
solves to capture Manila with the forces
he has at his disposal.
NOws Of Csrvsrn'S Defeat.
HONG KONG, July 21.-The German
steamer wuetan at this port from Ca
vIte, reports that the United States
transport China, with American reln-
forcements for Admiral Dewey arrived
at CaVlte on Saturday last and that the
other transports arrived on Sunday.
The Wuetan also brought the news
that no advance had been made BY the
American forces. They were awaiting
the coming Of General Merritt who was
expected 20 reach the place within ten
days. The insurgents still Invested the
town.
The news Of the destruction Of Ad-
miral CerVera's feet at Santiago de Gu
ba was received at Manila on July n
and created CONSERVATION among the
Spaniards.
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10 AIfI NIIIe..

NEW YORK, July 21.-At the office
at Major summerhayes, who has charge
Of the government transports at this
port 1t was stated that the Roumauia
and Michigan sailed this morning and
that the Massachusetts, got OF tonight.
The Norwegian tramp Otto, loaded
with lumber and laborers to assist Gem
eral Miles expedition at Porto Rico also
left to-day. The City OF Washington
and the OiIvette, two Of the original
transports which came back to this port
with wounded, are being fitted out again
for use In carrying troops, although the
Ollyette will be used as an auxiliary
hospital ship whenever needed. It IS
expected that the hospital ship Relief
will return to this port to unload the
wounded aboard OF her and che will
then sail direct to Porto Rico.
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WASHINGTON, July 21,-The report
from Barcelona that the people were so
fearful of the approach of the Watson
squadron that they were urging Franco
to establish = protectorate over all the
Catalonia district including Barcelona,
was dismissed by the officials and by
members Of the diplomatic corps best
informed on the affairs OF France, as
fantastic speculation, quite unwarrant-
ed by any actual movement now on
foot. It is said to be thoroughly we'll
established that France is mot lending a
helping hand to Spain In any OF her
affilIationS.
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LOUISVILLE. KY, July 2i.--The
state board Of health Issued a pfoclama-
ilon to-day placing the whole OF jackson
county md each of its Inhabitants un-
boon more than 100 cases Of smallpox IN
he county. The facts were laid before
.hr county authorities and an effort was
made to have nn appropriation made By
he county court as designed by law.
rhe court declined. although there l.
iDncy IN the treasury The s'a:o board
'ow calls on the adjoining counties 20
'nforcc RtItct quarantine aEainst jack
son county along its entire boundary.
evasion Of the guarantees lncurs heavy
penalties.
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ElnniIy got 10 Yea.

CHARLESTON. s. c., July 2i.-Thc
expedition which started Tor Porto Rico
from here Wednesday evening, finally
got to sea to-day. The Grand Duchess
and the No. 90 with General Wilson and
the Second and Third Wisconsin rcgl-
fnents spent the night of Sumter. NJ s
o'clock this morning tugs took them out
through the Ietties Il was not until s
O'Clock tonight that they were followed
bcthe No. u. carrying the Sixteenth
Pennsyivana and two companies Of the
Sixth Illinois. The work cf loading the
last mentioned vcrscl wen; buslly for
ward all day. Some trouhl1 was expert
cnccd In getting the 1000 mules that
were u 80 Oh the ship aboard, bu;
otherwise the work wnn Done rapidly
and without the least accident
The men Of tho Sixteenth were most
enthusiastic over the chance Of shortly
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ANNAPOLIS, Nd, July 21-A well
defined rumor, which cannot, however.
bo traced TO an authoritative source,was
on everybody's lips here to-day to the
effect that Admiral cervera had Sx-
pressed a determination not to return TO
his native country at the close Of the
war II Is said thnt the admiral has de-
clded to take up his residence IN Boston,
whittier he viii repair with his son,
Lieutenant Cervera, who Is also pris-
oner here. as soon as peace Is declared.
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MILES sails
FOR PORTO Rico
And IS Expected to Land on the
Island Sunday.
ACCOMPANIED BY CONVOY
OF. Battleship Massachusetts,,
Cruisers and Auxiliary Ships.
TAKES THREE THOUSAND MEN

Ard VIII Bo RoinfoTOsd ~ Many Other
Expeditions that Ars now on Their
Way, and Others that Wnl RollOw-Ths
Most Complete PrsparationS Made to
1nSuro the success orths InvaslOn-wat.
son VIII Surely Depart for spaniuh
shore. a, soon a, the navy Department
Can ArranE for Ii' Squadron.
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IRON AND STEEL
with MniS and Factories In Operation
Market Remains DnII.

with Mills and Factories In Operation
Market Remains Dull.
PITTSBURGH, July 21.-rhe Ameri-
can Manufacturer in its weekly trade
review will say tomorrow:
Nothing new has been developed In
the Iron and steel market during the
past week. It seems that about the
same conditions prevail at eli points,
and that with the mills and factories
generally In operation, the market re-
n1ains very dull. This is about the sltu-
alton a. all points. In the eastern mar
ket the pig iron quotations are praotI-
cally those OF month ago. but some
makers hold chat business IS In better
shape. Buyers are stili holding off.and
a lower production has mot made higher
wages Forge irons arc very dull. Big
purchases Of BessemeF billetg are eX-
pected coon. There Is a good demand
for galvanized sheet iron and quick
shipments are being made. The mer-
chant steel people are getting In a good
fall trade. There are good prospects IN
structural material, and the plate and
tank trade continues quite active. CHI
cago reports more confidence as being
shown In the trade. The consumption
OF pig iron is large, and southern iron Is
plenty. There is good demand for
foundry irons, and consumers VINO have
yearly contracts are away ahead Of the
time, and stiil hurrying UP deliveries.
Bessemer biIlets are a little firmer, and
large sales Of galvanized sheets are re
poted. At Cincinnati there has been no
change in the pig Iron trade. The call
for sheet bars % fair md there 10 a
stronger tone in the pipe and tube trade.
IouiOVille reports the general iron mar
lCet as being fairly active. In the Wheel
ing district no material change is seen,
as pig iron prices are weak, and less bar
Iron ls now being made than for a long
time past. little change IN pig irun
prices is seen In the Cleveland market,
There is a fair business in bar iron, but
prices are low and the demand for
structural material is good"
PITTSBURGH, July 21.-Tt 10 learned
tonight that conference OF the wage
scale committees OF the manufacturers
and window glass association will not
be held In Pittsburgh as usual The
conference this year will be held at
Pun-ln-Bay, on NEXT Wednesday, both
the manufacturers and President BurnS
having decided on this course. The
workers will ask an advance OF ~ per
cent, and for an eight months fire. IT Is
believed the manufacturers Will agree
to n per cent advance and seven
s,aplha 0rn
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MANILA WEAKENS
When the News of Cervera's Defeat
Reaches the Beleaguered City.
THEY WERE REALLY EXPECTING SOME AID

From span-It Claimed that Unless the spnads Surrender in
the Meantime Admiral Dewey will Bombard the Fortacatons
by the End Of this Week-The Latest Advces from the Amer
can Admiral we're that the Second Expedition from the United
States Had Arrived and all We're WeAWaiing General Mer
rs Arya-The American Troops Reported to Have Seized
Wake Island.
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TALK ABOUT
TAME AFFAIRS!
How Does the First Dlstrist DEM
Oeratis Convention
STRIKE YOUR CONCEPIIONl.
J.v. Blair, of DOddrldge. NOmln-
ated on First Ballot.
RECEIVES AN EMPTY HONOR.

Dn N. s. Holt, or Weston, whO Lat.lV
ESpoured Dsmoorasy, ana who Was
EasorssG " LavIa County Gos ths NOu,.
inatIOs, Receives soant Courtesy at tbs
Hands Of the "TumuitaOasH Body of
DsmoeratD-Ip Spite Of ne Ungrassral
Action OF the Convention pr. Rolt
Makes aThriiIlnE spsooh" PIsdElnE
HIS support to the NOmInso-A Crazy
aunt Platform, with the Same OLD awe.
psnonns.,, on Top.
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rrl.r rnnnlr,r sen,nilon.

Special Dispatch to tho lntclilgeneer.
sIsTERsVILLE, W. Va, July 2i.-
The evidence in tho srieklins trial at
Mlddlebourne continues to be sen'a-
tlonal. Some OF the evidence adduced
so far has been OF such sensational
nature that the names OF several PROM
lncnt people In the county have been
.used IN connection with some very
Shadg transactions. The trial viii last
all OF this week, and may extend Into 2
portion OF next.
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rHnuaHr HE WAs pEApl
Alleged Letter from General Garcia 10
General EhaftsT,


NEW YORK, July 2i.-A Santiago
special to the journal. dated July 20,
Gays that General Garcia has written a
letter 10 General shafter declaring that
he is dlsgusted at his treatment at thc
hands of the Americans and Will there
fore withdraw his forces TO the hills.
Among me things which General Car
cla complains lE the failure of The Amor
lean commander to officially notify HIN
Of the surrender II the spanish forces
under General Toral. and he IA also IN
cepsed ni tAe alleged fact that he was
not invited to be- present at the cere-
m1ny attending the formal eaRtui7tlor
OF 9an'ilgo.
Ansihcr SRI vance Is TN rcleatl5n =
the spanish c.vil aptnofillfn lh ~, IA
,1inirtratlon Of .htlr iiinotions Ia San
tlagu.
Fir these rcas0ns Garcia declares h.
wiilno longer cooperate with the foreet
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WASHINGTON, July 2l.--The BuHa-
10, late the Nlothcroy, purchased from
tbs Brazilian government, sailed to-day
from Newport News IN company with
,he Rainbow. Tor New YORK. Th,rc the
Buffalo Is 10 be turned into an efficient
cruiser. while the Rainbow WIN be made
q refrIgeratlng ship.
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BAYoNNE, France, July 21.-A dis
patch received from Madrid dated yes
terday, says: In spite Of the denials Of
the ministers everything points to the
Imminence Of q crisis. It Is believed
General Polavleja Will become minister
for war In q national cabinet which the
condition uf AFFAIRS seems to call for.
There IS an unconhrmed runor that
the government intends 20 arrest Gem
eral Weyler. AT the last audience which
the general had with the queen regent
ne protested against the calumnies
leveled at him and said: ',AR0Ve all I am
. soldier and I will vaiiantiy defend the
institutions Of my country and the royal
house."
AS General Weyler has immense pres
tige among the Spanish officers, espec-
tally among those returning from Cuba.
It Is regarded as probable, II national
ministry is formed, that his assistance
will be invited.
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CRISIS IMMINENT

in Spain According to Rsiiahis AaV'eas
oltSids ofPrssS Csusoruhip-Rsport Car
rent That WsyloF AIay be Arrostsd-Pso-
pie Panic stricken Over WalGOn's VislI.
LONDON, July Dispatches filed
at Lisbon, Portugal. on July IS, but
which were suppressed by the censor,
say that owing to the suspension Of the
constitution In Spain the Portuguese
government has ordered reinforcementS
of troops to be dispatched to the frontier.
fearing Spanish uprislngs and the entry
of revoluaonists into Portuguese terri
tory, as has been the case in the past.
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WASHINGTON, July 2i,-Thc Prcsl-
dent to-day Issued q general order open
ing post communication between the
United States and the Santiago district
and other districts that may be taken
heran fter
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seeing active service In Porto Rico and
they were given an enthusiastic cheer
by thousands Of people WIN were aesem-
bled 70 geo them on.
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under General Skaters command, but
win act Independently, as ne did before
the American troops landed In Cuba.
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MADRID. July q, p. MA dispatch
from Havana says that the American
warshlps before Manznnillo separated
yesterday, i've proceeding to a point or
Cape cruz, where they bombarded n
signal tower, causing damage.
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For West Virginia, Western pennsyiyas
MIN ana Ohio, fair and warmer; light va
riublc winds, becoming southerly'
Local rrmprrAturs,
Tho temperature yesterday as observed
by 4. Schncpr. druggist. corner Market
and Fourteenth streets, was az IohoWH
Z a. m.....,,...,. 50 2p. m.'.'''''''''''
n n,..,.,,.,.. IS y, m,.....s,ss,sss ~
Il m,....". ..,,,,, % Weather--Fair, {,
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LONDON, July 21.-A dispatch to the
Times from Cavite refers to the island
over which the American transports are
aid 10 have hoiSted the American flag
a. wake Island, which 10 in the Mar
shall group in NItcroneBi, comprising
tbs Radack and Rallck chains. Prob
ably watts" Is a cable error.
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MANILA, Philippine Islands, July
~, via HONG KONG. July 2l.-Rear
Admiral Dewey may decide to capture
Mnnila before General Merritt nreives
here. In View Of the posslblllig Of nm
early peace and the news from Cuba,
thc Insurgents are renewing their nc
tivity There have been vigoroug ni-
tneks md n slight bomblrdment on tho
outskirts OF the city. 10 which the spnu-
iiardH replied with an cxtrivlgant rhoil-
Ing
The spnnlnrds now say thcV do not
believe the endorsements promised
them WILL ever reach here and they de-
, 1898-02-26
PASSENGERS
CHRISTIANSTED.

CHlISTIANSTED.
Feb. l4th-pRr schnr "Atlantic" from st.
Thomas-Mr. Jurs.
Feb. 16th-per schnr "Atlantic' from st.
Thomas-Sohool Inspector Quin, D. Dessan,
Planter Arendrup, Lawyer Brun, Miss Elise
Arctander.
Feb. l7th-rer schnr. "Atlnntic' for st.
ThOmas-E. Steele, Il. D. Bernon, Premier
Lieutenant Ramsing.
Feb. l8th,-per sclnr "Vigilnnt" from St.
Thomas-Mrs. Best, Miss Liggctt, Miss
Burnett.
Feb. 19th-per schnr. "Alantio' from St.
Thomas = Premier Lieutenant Ramsing,
Daniel LinIardt, Alma Baker & child, Miss
Norah Qnin.
Feb. 21st.-per schnr. "VigiInrt' for st.
Thomas-Ellen Yalwood, Hnrtense Mac.
Donald, Lawyer Brun.
FREDERIKsrED, 25th Feby.
The 3 4. "Nladiana" arri 5ed here from
New Yor& via Bermuda on Wednesday
evening, unIoadcd l 40 pkgs. and proceed
cd to St. kits yesterday.
The U. S. S. "Brooklyn' left for St. Lucia
yesterday nfternoon.
25'h insi.- Per sehnr. "Atlantic" from
St. Thomas-Mrs. Bache and 2 children,
Mia NJ. Vlnun, Mrs. II. Waloott, MIR. p. e.
Paul, Elizabeth Heidmann, Josias Joseph
From New York via Bermuda oath inst.
per s. $. "Madimu'-Mr. Field.
, 1898-02-26

ST. CKOIX STATION.

New York, Fcbry. 23rd,-London news
reports that IN the House of Commons the
Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs
stated. in reply TO a question, that, pending
Diplomatic ueg0tiHtlons with France, he
would make no statement regarding Africa.
The Secretary of State for The Colonies.
during the evening, read a telegram from
Lokain announcing that four Fre"ch officers
and one hundred men had arrived at ArGnn-
"a to the east Of the Niger and south Of
the S.ybarna line, and he added, 81 cannot be-
lieve that France has authorised the invasion
of territory whore France has recognized
Eng'Nnd'S tights.
The Paris correspondent Of the "Daily
Chronicle" reports that NJ. Hamo'aux aud
French maps admit the English ownership
of Sokoto and that q semi official note denies
that the French have invaded SOk0to, the re-
port being merely n repetition OF the nm0ur
previously denied also that The French
attachments will shortly receive u quiet init
nation 70 avoid tlespuss.
Notwithst unding the above the Glasgow
Stock Exchange was i'll Il state OF Sem panic;
the London Exchange was somewhat better
than Wall Street, where twenty leading
stocks declined on m average Of 4 points.
In the House of ommonS The Chief Sc
cleiary for !, cland introduced his Irish local
Government Bill, which replaces grand ju-
ries Ivy county and district councils with
a parliamentary franchise, in which peers and
women Will also be eligible. During the
discussion which followed, Messrs. lIllon,
Redmond, and IIealy accepted the Bill, ard
Mr.. Morley, although deserving his criticism
of details, regarded it as being better than
the Bill Of 1898. The Bill was then read a
Ist time.
The London informing Post" states that
owing to the lack of u"animity among the
beet growing powers, an indefinite postpone
ment of the Belgian sugar conference has
been caused, but that a SIMILAR difficulty is
unlikely to arise in Lonlun, where England
will probably invite the confere acc to as
semble.
Paris news reports that NJ. lola on
Monday made a hopeless appeal for justice,
and a magnificent and intrepid defiance Of
his enemies procedure. His address was
received with jesrs of rage.
In political circles it is considered that
the relations between Spain and the United
states continue critical.
Washington news states that the Z. S. S.
"Castine" and Cincinnati have been ordered
to Barbados. All other military and naval
preparations are declared to he moderate and
prudential by the responsible press and
exaggerated into signs Of war by the lingo
journals.
1t is reported that the U. s. s. "Nashville''
or the Montgomery will replace the
an aine' at Havana, where the United States
inquiry is proceeding secretly by the divers
, 1898-02-26
OFFTCIAL NOTICES.
acknowledgements

NET bekjendtgjores herved, at den
I'D mod Skibe kommende fra Maya
guez, Puerto-Rico, etablerede 10
Dages Karant@ne er h@vet.
G0uvernements Sekretnriatet, St. Crolx,
den 23de Februar 1895.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1898-02-26
Translation.


III is hereby made known, that the
10 days quarantine established
against arrivals from Mayaguez,
Puerto Rico, has been raised.
Government Beoretary's Office, St. Croix,
the 23rd February 1898.
LIMPRICHT.