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The herald., 1898-04-28
w. Dukeman to ]. Price, 550-232. ...... 1000
Six releases under $1,000. ................. 2,247
Total ... S3f 247
.$31,247
ON CHANGE
Conditions as Shown by Transactions
on Wall Street
Total

NEW YORK, April q. = Today's stock
market was almost entirely without tone.
The total transactions were not greatly IN
excess OF the smallest days business in the
history of the exchange. the aggregate of
sales footing up only 1900 shares. The
market drifted aimlessly and over very
narrow range. Such usually volatile spe-
cialties as Sugar and Metropolitan street
Railway covered range OF less than u
during the whole day. A large number OF
stocks which almost always figure in the
days trading have not single sale re-
corded for them. A few stocks moved quite
widely on account of special causes, but the
volume of business even in these was small.
Canadian Pacific and Northern Pacific
stocks moved upward together from the
same cause, namely, rumors which were
prevalent in London that the Northwestern
rate war Is about to be settled. Canadian
Pacifc's net gain is 2es and Northern Pa
cific point. The strength of these stocks
really gave tone to the whole market, lift
Ing 1t above last nights close, while re-
tained to the end.
General Electric showed strength from
the showing made by the annual statement.
Kansas City, Pittsburg and Gulf recovered
2A of yesterdays loss, which was said to
be due to apprehension that its terminal
port on the gulf would be closed by the
war. Hawaiian Commercial recovered 4
points on statements that its stocks Of
sugar In transit were not liable to capture.
Arbitration dealers sold most of the inter-
national stocks. but bought Northern Pa
cific. Their transactions, however, were
insignificant. The dullness in stocks Is no
doubt due in part to the transfer of specu-
lative interest to the wheat market.
Conditions in the money market seemed
to be working to an easier basis. Call loans
at banks which hold out for per cent are
being repaid. as money can be had for less
than that IN the street, and time loans are
said to be made at a shade below per
cent which has been firmly held for some
time. The demand for funds from the In
terror continued. but is not as large as
earlier in the week. The rise IN exchange
checked the rate for demand, sterling hold
Ing steady at about 4S4%.
The bond market was intensely dull, in
sympathy with stocks, and prices were
held about steady. Total sales, $500 06O
Y In bid price, and the new As coupons,
were as lower, bid. than the sale price of
yesterday.
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THE INVESTOR
CONDUCTED BY GEO. D0eNsoN

DR.. George B. Walrath, of 10-room 2-story
residence, to be built on Carondelet street
near Wiltshire Boulevard tract He has also
prepared the plans for the store fixtures OF
pied by the Coulter Dry Goods company
They will be of oak veneer, interspersed
with marble, plate glass and electro metal
work.
Morgan & Walls have prepared plans, for
L. A. Thompson of New York city, of a
14-room residence of Moorish style of archi-
lecture. The dimensions are 4Ox16o feet. II
Will be built on the corner OF Douglas street
and Kenslngton road, Angeleno Heights
John p. krempel has completed the plans
for the 4-story and basement brick building
for A. Winstel, to be erected In conJunc-
ton with the Henry Martz building or
the east side of Broadway, between Fourth
and Fifth street. 1t will have a frontage
elevation will be OF pressed brick and terra
Gotta, with galvanized iron cornice.- The
two buildings will have q frontage of 12t
feet, and are designed for hotel purposes
with stores on the first floor.
Plans and specifications for the construc-
tion of the new electric railway that is to
be built on San Pedro street, with pro-
posed terminus at San Pedro harbor, are
now being considered in the office of the
engineer, F. w. Wood. 1t Is expected tina
In the meantime architects are working or
the plans for the buildings to be used ir
connection with the enterprise.
Work on the Oxnard beet sugar factory Il
progressing. Contractor Carl Leolardt has
thirty-one brick-layers at work on the mar
building. The boiler house and office build
Ing Will be completed in few days. Over
100000 brick were used in the construction
OF the last two buildings, together with
10O. 900 fire brick for the boilers. The factor,
will be in running order BY July 1st. Alto.
gether about 400 mon are employed on the
various classes of work under construction
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An Interesting Decision

The appellate division of the New York
supreme court, first department, held, In
the case of Gallagher VS.. Minturn. reported
In the New York Law Journal, where 1t ap-
peared that an action upon a balance
claimed to be due upon a contract for build
ing house and for extra work to be per-
formed by the contractor, the obtaining Of
a certificate of the architect being cohdi-
tion precedent to the right of the plaintiff
to recover the final payment, but It not be-
ing stipulated that the architects GER
tincate should be final and conclusive as
to performance by the contractor In all
particulars, that the giving OF the archi-
tect's certificate when, in fact, the build
Ing haa not been completed. or when, In
fact, there had not been a substantial COM
plance by the contractor with the contract
would not bar the defendant from showing
a failure of the contractor to complete and
from recovering for damages sustained by
reason OF the breach by such contractor OF
the agreement on his part.
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Registered Architects

Now 1t Is Quebec that passes a law sim
liar to the one just passed in Illinois, says
the National Builder making 1t incumbent
on all persons using the term architect to
describe his occupation to be registered
under the act Persons who have not
passed q proper examination, or who have
failed from any cause to secure registra-
ton, and who use the title architect, either
sngly or in connection with any other
word, name, title or designation, giving II
to DO understood that they are archi-
tects under this act, shall be liable, upon
summary conviction, to a fine not exceed.
ing SIS for the first offense and not ex-
ceeding $l00 for each subsequent offense
This act goes into force next July. Build.
architects for the last four years have the
privilege Of being registered II they make
good their claim. comply with the condl.
tions and make application on or before
July 1st next.
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THEY Offer $4,000
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and Fail to Cure

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weakness in Men They Treat
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No fake cure, but a scientific treatment
administered by physicians in good stand
Ing, and socialists In their line. The
STATE MEDICAL COMPANY cures Lost
Vitality, Nervous and Sexual Weakness,
ane restores life force in old and young
men. They will guarantee to cure you
or forfeit $1Oo should they fail, whert
their medicines are taken according to
directions No money required Ia advance.
Deposit the money with your banker to
be paid to them when you are cured-not
before. The STATE MEDICAL COMPANY
Is an incorporated company with capt
tai stock of $25o,o 600, and their guarantee
Is worth 100 cents on the dollar. Their
treatment is truly a MAGICAL TREATMENT,
and may be taken at home under their
directions, or they will pay railroad fare
and hotel bills to all who prefer to 60 to
headquarters, If they fail to cure. This
company does not supply anything free
they charge a reasonable price If they effect
a cure, and nothing if they don't, and they
will tell you exactly what it will cost before
you take it.
Full information on request. Write today.
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The herald., 1898-04-28
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET
Call Board Dealings and Prices of
Produce

SAN FRANCISCO, April 27.-wheat-
Firm; December, 1.S2ss.
| Barley-Steady; December, 1875.
Corn-Large yellow, LG7laQ115.
Flour-Family extras, 5.75Q5S5; bakers
550q5.60.
wheat-shipping wheat. lsOa1a2M; mill
BarIey-Feed, 1.s5@1. s7A; brewing NOM
inal.
Oats-Poor to fair, 1SOa1.s5; good to
choice. 137laG1.42h; fancy feed, 1421aQ1. 45; ;
gray, 1.35@1 40; milling, 1.4O@l .421z; SURPRISE
Hay-Wheat, 23.OO926.5O; wheat and oat,
| 81. .0O0I25.00 best barley, nominal; alfalfa
15.00417.00; clover, nominal stock, nom
nal.
bran, 21.O0@21.5O.
Potatoes-Early Rose, 35@4Oc per GENITAL;
River Burbanks, 50@60c; River Reds, 400
soc; Oregon Burbanks, 55G90c; Merced
sweets, 1.2541.35.
Dry Beans-Pink, 265@2.75; Lima, 2.5O9
si;o aiSo; small wA''e' i'0ai'0' large ~A''s' '''
vegetables-Onions, 2.50d275 per Genital;
hot house cucumbers, 5Oc01OO; green peas,
1.0Og1.25 per sack; asparagus, 200; toma-
| toes, 1.50
Citrus Fruits-Navel oranges, 15O13.OO;
Mexican lines, repack, 400I4.5O; com
mon California lemons, 75cQ1.OO; choice,
| 125Q1.50.
Butter-Fancy creamery, zoe per pound; {;
do. seconds, 1S1aQ19c.; fancy dairy, 1sc; do.
| seconds, 17q1Sc.
Poultry-Turkey gobblers, 1OQ11c per lb.;
old roosters, 375@4.00 dozen: young roost-
| ers. 75OQl 100; small broilers. 25063.00; large
broilers, 4.00@5.50; fryers, 5.50@650; hens,
300Q4.00; old ducks, 3OOQS.60; geese, 1.00q
1& per pair; old pigeons, 1.5o; young pig
Eggs-store, 11h@12c per dozen; fancy
ranch, 121a013c.
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Building Permits, $1,000 and Over

R. A. Chapman, owner; Adams & Knox
bulders-One-story frame broom cottage
Menlo park, East Twenty-second ST.; $l165.
]. d. Pope, owner, e. X. Brainard, build
er-Two-story frame residence, Vermont
ave-, near Pico ST.; $500.
w. webb, owner-COttage. Main st.. near
Cottage Home St: s1265.
Poindexter & Wadsworth, owners, VIM.
Keller builder-Fiye-room dwelling, south
east corner Of Twenty-elghth and Trinity
sts. $1,000.
F. {. Carney, owner; William J, Scholl
builder--One-and-one-h frame T.
room residence, Thompson ST., between
M. w. Conkling. owner; w. r. Wright,
builder - -One-and-one-half-st 7-room
residence, Twenty-eighth ST., near San
Pedro; $500.
F. Winstel, owner-Four-story and base
ment brick building, east side Of Broadway,
between Fourth and Fifth sts.; $2O, 900.
Total, 27 permits, s36,155.
Last week, "a permits, aggregating $62 595.
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Plans Must Be Filed

decision of considerable Importance to
architects and owners, relative to the fling
Of plans and specifications with the memo
randum of contract. 1t has been contended
tered into between the owner and contract
or was all that was necessary to be filed,
but the supreme court says no; "that it
Is just as necessary to file the plans and
drawings as the contract and Specifications,
and they had to be all filed with the re-
corder in order to comply with section 1883,
C. c. Pn
The herald., 1898-04-28
London Markets

NEW YORK, April 27.-After a season Of
discoura cement early in the session. wheat
bulls attacked the market on all sides to-
day. forcing shorts into vigorous action,
which wiped out all the early decline and
left official closing prices sx@1c higher than
last night. The greatest excitement Of the
day, however, was brought out IN curb
trading, when July sold up to 1884 on q
continuation Of the active covering which
marked the. last hours Of trading. Heavy
liquidation formed part Of the mornings g
business, thus relieving. the market Of a
considerable burden and making It ex-
the builish demonstrations. Exports were
fairly large and A. an advance was N,s rsportsdd
in foreign markets today in the face Of
yesterdays late weakness On this side. was
a big surprise to all traders. indicatins
particularly in Liverpool and Antwerp, OF
a continued scare over light supplies. July
sold from 80 to LOLA, closing officially at
I01%. May ranged from 116h to l2211k,
closing officially at 1.22.
The last curb price on July was &c over
the best previous figures for the year.
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Transfers, $1,000 and Over

Los Angeles Olive Growers association to
Frederick g. Herter-Agreement to convey
lots and 5, block 1874, Los Angeles Olive
Growers association tract; $500.
University Bank of Los Angeles (trustee)
to Los Angeles Olive Growers association
and Los Angeles Olive Growers association
to Mary T.. Black--Lot 5, block 1874, Los An
geles Olive Growers association tract;
$3.50.
Elise Arbour to Henry and Julia E. Nico-
laus-Part of lots l and 2, block 81, subdivi-
sion of Rancho Providencia, and Scott
tract; $367
M. Prescott-Lot IA, block D, Shafer & Lam
terman's subdivision of Montague tract;
$500.
Christian H. and Kate c. Hulvei to ALA
l.. Wright-Lot 16, block B, Morris Vine
yard tract; $500.
Clara L. Dosch to Rebecca Lee Dorsey
Lot IL, block c, Shafer & Lantermans SUBJ
division Of Montague tract $500.
Hattie l.. and c. M. Wells to J. w. De
Witt-Part Of section s, township north,
range west; $S700.
Henry Maynard to Emma G. Lattin-Part
Of lots II and 18, block A, Lake Shore tract;
$65OO.
geles Lighting companyLots and 6, block
q, Sanchez tract; $4,000.
Sarah q, Curnick to Alfred L. Fowler
Lot Z, block N, Los Angeles Improvement
company's subdivision; $1,000.
SUMMARY
DeeQS.. :."..ss .............. .s"....... "A
nominal. ...."........ u
1Otdl .$J1 ,4BZ "
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Dried Fruit Prices

NEW YORK, April 27.--California Dried
Fruits-Strong and active.
Evaporated Apples - Common, sara:
prime wire tray, 81; wood dried, prime,
AQS1a; choice. 81; fancy, 9@91a.
Prunes, 3kGS.
Apricots-Royal. e1s@s; Moorpark, saa1o.
Peaches-Unpeeled, 5QS; peeled, 11%.
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were 2i7, amounting to 1920 1884, as against
'P5O, amounting to s162 100 for the previous
week and 246 amounting to $210. .424 for the
corresponding week of last month.
Mortgages filed for the week ended
April 26th were 119 In number and amounted
10 $126,74 as against 100, amounting to
|163256 for the previous week and 116,
amounting to $145,O27 the corresponding
week of last month.
Releases Of mortgages for the week ended
April 26th were 60 in number and amounted
10 $92,9s7 as against 104, amounting to $780,
ZIG the previous week and III, amounting
10 $1O5,729 for the corresponding week Of
last month
A feature of the real estate transactions
Tor the past week was the recording of
IN agreement to convey. property at Ingle-
% D. Freeman. This document was i'm 4.
properly included in the semi official re-
bort under the head of transfers" and
bfect the item would be repeated, thus In
ereasing the total of transfers by an ex-
eess OF $3.50 900, through counting the same
The real estate market continues quiet;
1Nhough Q few of the agents report a
ftatner active inquiry, which seems to be
nade more for the purpose of keeping track
Il expected changes than with any other
kntention. The number of vacant stores
larger than 1t was week ago, but at
Ihe, same time building Is being pushed
nd. investors in realty appear to be sat
hhed with their present positions and with
ne. geperal outlook. Purchasers who may
ke holding back in the expectation Of secur-
ng unusual bargains are not likely to find
heir anticipations realized in the near
Iuture.
The Builder and Contractor notes the fol-
pwing new work: "a
"a. Paul Martin has prepared plans, for
k9lnaexeer = Wadsworth, of two 2-story
treet, between Main street and Maple ave-
SohP 1sxaassp Ass prepared plans. for
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Kansas City Live Stock

KANSAS, CITY, Mo-, April 27.-Cattle-
Receipts, 5000. The market was steady;
tive steers, 30544.9O; native cows and heif-
ers, 1.7O@3.50; stockers and feeders, 5000
490; bulls, 2.75Q395.
strong; lambs, 4.25a5. Is; muttons, 3.75@4S5.
The herald., 1898-04-28
Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON, AfSril 27.-Today's treas
SsaS,ais ass; Ssld res1ies. jisS sM nj. s4'A"'''
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Mortgages, $1,000 and Over

M. W., M. d. and M. w. Sinnott to
II. Moere-Part sec. 8. "A, yrs,
M. r. and A. Ottwayy to s. M. Gull
ver-Lot D, Rosenteel place, 80 mos,
Same to /. B. Davenport-I.ot B, Ro-
sensteel place, 8 yrs, II per cent.....
M. e. Wood to ]. G. Fraser-Lot IL,
blk rs, resub. Of Altadena. yrs,
8 per cent. ..................
M. q. Wood to J. c. Fraser-Lot 25,
blk Is, sub. No. 8. Sunny Slope est,
M. Luy ct al. to ]. Scholx--Part Ro
La Ballona,. Q yrs, ID per cent. .......
G. H. Garfield ct al. to Continental b.
and L. ass'n-Part lots 1 and Q, blk 6,
Urmston trt, yrs, 9per cent. ........
Eight mortgages under $10oe. :........
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silver Bullion

NEW YORK, April N.-Bar silver, 6sHc;
Mexican dollars. HkC.
SAN. FRANCISCO, April H.-nar silver
'E0NDON, April H.-Bak silver, 263kd.
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Total ........
Releases, $1,000 and Over

Farmers and Merchants Blk of L.
A. to g. A. pobinson ct ux. 495-218, ;,
j. Smith ct al. to 8. M. Stadsr ct al, !,
b6f-zSp ........ ........... ................
j. M. Fryer to ]. w. Romick ct al.
326-49 ,.............. ............ .......
r. B. Williamson to G. H. and q. II.
Lamme, SSS-l96 ............. .......
p. Brown to B. Prentiss, 430-266.
l., a. B. and L. assn to L. Phipps,
k7HsI8s
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Spanish Securities

LONDON. April 27.-spanish IS opened
343s, an advance OF 3S.
PARIS, April 27.-Spanish As opened at
"a 9-16; yesterdays closing price was "a 5-18.
MADRID, April N.-Spanish Is closed at
$3.50. Gold was quoted at 76.
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We are now located in our new quarters,
Nos. 6o9-511 South Main street, and are
fully equipped for the manufacture Of mir
rors and art glass. If you are in need of
anything in our line 1t will pay you to call
and place your orders. II. Raphael & Co.
The herald., 1898-04-28
Closing Stocks

NEW YORK, April 27.-The following
are the closing prices on the New York
stock exchange fodaX.
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Wall paper. late styles. low prices. at
h 04kStfomsA. 3A South Spring street.
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state Loan and Trust Company
OF Los Angeles. Capital paid up, $780, 200.
general banking business transacted.
Interest paid on savings deposits. Safe
deposit boxes for rent.
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CHICAGO MAREET

Prices and Prospects Of the Trade in
Cereals
CHICAGO, April N.-The foreign wheat
@eSslss; W, we,Se ysrs saRtEe |adn sasss. ss.
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Local Real Estate

Transfers for the week ended April 26th
were 247, amounting to s22O,1S4, as against
ESQ., amounting to $162,1OO for the previous
week and 246, amounting to $210. .424 for the
corresponding week of last month.
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Bond List

NEW YORK, April N.-The following
are the closing prices OF bonds on the New
York stock exchange today:
Anx In ty31l &c
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= T. B. Armstrong retires from the presi-
nency of the Manhattan Fire Insurance
eompany.
Daily camera., 1898-04-29
WILL GO OVER TO SPAIN.
1t May be Necessary t, Send Our Fleet
Acr,ss the Ocean

1t May be Necessary t. Send Our Fleet
Acr,ss the Ocean
I New York, April 2S-The Journals
Washington special says: The Board of
Strategy recommended at late hour
this evening that as soon as it becomes
appaien the Spanish Aotllla does not
intend to cross the Atlantic, the Canary
islands in the Atlantic and one of the
BaIearic islands in the Mediterrar can,
probably the island of Mnorca, viii be
seized by the United States as bases of
supplies.
If the Spanish fleet does not come to
the United States the Board of Strategy
has deci lea that to end the war the
United States warships must attack Spain
at home. The best of the warships are
certain to reach the other side of the At.
lantic considerably the worse for the
voyage. By seizing the Canaries they
can be made base Of operations against
Spain,
Daily camera., 1898-04-29
SPAIN is WEAK.
1t is Not Believed the Castlians Can Put
upa Fight

1t is Not Believed the Castilians Can Put
upa Fight
Washir gton, April 20 Commodore
Dewey's squadron will arrive off Manila
tonight or tomorrow. An attack " Ill not
be pfecipitated by the American fleet.
The Spanish feet is not formidable and
its opposition will not be strong.
After the reduction of Manila, the
landing OF 5000 troops at Ma.anzss to
hold a base for operations will be the
next move.
The officials, while endeavoring not to
be too confident, do not believe that
Spain is in condition to carry on a seri.
Gus warfare. The question OF coal is
keeping. the fleet on the eastern side of
the Atlantic, and its evoluuons are con-
fined to the ports of Cadiz, Canary
islands and Cape Verde islands.
The feet which sailed from Cape
Verde islands today may intend to make
an aggressive move, but it is believed it
has merely gone to the Canaries.
The preparations made by the Amel-
can government have been made not so
much for Spain as to keep the European
governments from interfering.
Daily camera., 1898-04-29
CO|dC||0S PO|I
Reduced IOd0v
SILENCED TIE BATTERIES.
Two Anne r.can Vessels Complete the Work
in an Hour.

Two Anne r.can Vessels Complete the Work
i'll an Hour.
Key West, April 2o-A despatch boat
has just arrived from Admiral SIMPSONS
feet and reports the bopbardment Of
Cardenas by two boats of the American
fleet.
The bombardment was executed by
the monitor Terror and the gunboat
Matthias.
The American ships fred On the Span
ish town for an hour before the batteries
were silenced and the Spaniards were
driven inland. 1t is believed that many
Spaniards were killed
The American vessels were unharmed.
The officers OF the despatch boat refuse
TO give fuither particulars and no!hing
more will be known until the report has
been censored.
Daily camera., 1898-04-29
GOWAN CAPTURED.
TIE American L;ente lant in tie Hands of
tie Spanish.

Jacksonville, Fla, April 2o-Cubans
here learn by way Of Port au Prince
from their agents in Santiago de Cuta
that Lieut.. nant Gowan, United States
agent to General Garcia has been cap
tured by Spanish coast vessel. No
word has been received Of him fer sever.
al days and it is feared the story is true.
AS he is in citizens clothes it is believed
he will be shot as sly.
Daily camera., 1898-04-29

Key West, April 2o-The steamers
O!ivet, Floiida and Mascot were order
ed at 80 to keep up steam and he ready
to start forsCuba atcnce at the command
from Genefal Wade.
Daily camera., 1898-04-29
y Spanish Inspira ton.

Madrid, April 2o-The officials an
nounce this afternoon that the fort at
were lost on the Spanish SIDE in the en-
gagement Wednesday. The American
reports are not permitted to be produced
here
Daily camera., 1898-04-29
ANOTHER CAPTURE.

Newport Oteraauls Il Two Masted spanish
We ei.
Key Wesl, April 30 -Ihs two masted
Spanish ship, Engracia, bound from
Yucatsn to Havana, was captufeu by the
United States warship Newport off the
Cuban coast this morning. Size was
brought to this port this morning.
Daily camera., 1898-04-29
A Traitor On Board.

New York, April 2o-A Key West
special states that Spanish sailor on
board the Monitor was caught tampering
with the lock OF the magazine last mig hit.
He has been courmartlaled and sentenc-
ed to be shot.
Daily camera., 1898-04-29
Resigned IL deral Position.

Washington, April 20 The first official
to resign from the executive department
for the volunteer service is Z. Z. White
Of Arkansas. He is captain of com
pany of nationa! guards. His place in
the department will be filled by sub
stltute and kept for him Until after the
WAL
Daily camera., 1898-04-29
The Medical Test.

Tampa, Fla, April 2o-All officials of
the troops here are being subjected to
thorough medical examination. None
will be sent to Cuba that are not able to
S and the hard campaign.
Daily camera., 1898-04-29
MGrmons Must Enli.t t.

Salt Lake. April 2o-A letter was sent
10 Governor Wells by the president of
the Mormon church to1ay in which he
states that he urges all members of the
church to enlist for the defense Of the
stars and stripes.