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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-06-24

Col. W. ]. Bryan at the head of
a gallant Nebraska boys has been
assigned to Manila, ard still! there
IS a deSpicable portion o! the press
OF the country that are still attrib-
uting all the evil intent possible to
Col. Bryan because he led The Tree.
silver forces in the last campaisr,
and because he isbrave enough 10
go to war tor his country. Slch
expressions are dishonest. di>ioval
and tritorous. Col. Bryan is a SOL
der of the United States, and will
hight to pphold its flag, ard as such
his political beliefs cannot be call
ed into question. When such or
gans as the New York Sun and the
Oregonian continue to utter such
malevolent expressions jthey a,e
anything hut patriotic.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-06-24

The people Of the bay and west
OF Corvallis are jus, now in rather
an unenviable situation as REGARDS
freight shipments 10 and from ST.,
Francisco, from which point mrc.:
OF their merchandise ii obtained.
This freish, is now carried by Va
qnina to Portland. Thence i.
comes by rail or river steamer 10
Corvallis, and from here westward
by the c. s. E,.-Times.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-06-24

Or. .Cady's Condition Powders, are
Just what . horse needs when IN bud
condition. Tonic, blood purifier al.,
vermituge. They are hot food lat
medicine and the best in use TO mn n
horse in prime condition. Price Us
cents per package.
For sale by o. o. Krogstad Druggist,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-06-24

Peter Bouden, a Union county
sheep raiser, clipped $1,000 pounds
of wool this year.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-06-24

Two of the Oregon troops are re-
ported to have deserted when the
transports reached Honolulu.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-06-24

pOnt Tobacco Spit and Sr,okc lo,r -, Ausv,
To quit tobacco easily and forever. bc mn,
neuc, iuu Of life, nerve and viEut ,..e Ny.g,
sac tac wnnacr- worker. that 'Ua;; weak r.ca
strong Al druggists, 5oc or 81, CUro gsaran.
teed Booklet and sarple ar,n Yss
STERLING Re'nedy Co, Chicago or 2,aS YORK;
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-06-24
ROSS g RICE.
BLACKSMITHS.

-OIEDo' OREGON.
Ceneral shop and Repair worl; of all kind dow
q ya-onSnle prices. HORSESHOEING A Sna.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-06-24

IA ether emuIsiouS you are Liable IL
so an uneven heneilt-e!tifsr an
owes or under dose. Get scot.,s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-15

initla tory 10 The concerted action of the
powers. and there is apparent agree
ment in advance that the appeal will
Sari the Spanish appeal will recite
States. stating in detail the many CON
movement contelnplateS that THE influ-
ence shaft be exerted at Washington
rather than at Madrid, as it is the COM
mon belief in diplomatic quarters that
H. Madrid authorities have reached
yae limit OF concessions. There is no
suggestion, however. that this influence
at pt'ss"n, WIFI be of material char
a-tter. but il is expected to be an asser-
TON of all tne moral influence of the
powers in checking tendencies which,
L is believed. Inevitably win lead to
war. UP TO u ;ite hour tonight word
iiud not been received at the various
foreign establishments that any COM
sn.n basis 81 joint action had been
reached, although it was the general
Impression that There would be hi tile
difficulty in arriving az this common
ground IN View Of the prevailing SEN
ti;lls nj abroad. II is not SO certain,
however, that aGl of the powers are
ready for a step of this character. Ger
many has of late >hown Il disposition
10 avoid eXertuS strong influence on
rie United States. Russia is aiSO
Thought to be somewhat indifferent,
rs She was in the former one. Whether
a,4 of the six powers are rseuy to JOIN
III the movement is in doubt, and With
.ut uhis united action il is felt the
force Of her Influence would be lost.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-15
AN EXCEPTION.
est. Louis Gobe-Democrat.)

Senator Vest has favorite story
which he has tolG on the occasion Of
many a political speech, but. So far as
known. never on the floor of the Uni
ted States Senate
~ temperance lecturer was strug-
Siins against odds in Kentucky" SAYS
me Senator He was talking to a not
very large audience that had been
drawn to the hall by curiosity. The
effect OF alcohol is to shorten life said
the lecturer
An old man at the rear of the hall
rose at that juncture and said: You
are a liar
"'Why?' inquired the advocate OF
Adams ale
Because, sir. I've been drinking for
seventy-five years. and I'm 90 and am
likely to live to be 100. am strong
enough to lick you if you'll step out
side
oh no doubt, sir. You're an ex-
ception, sir. If you keep on drinking
lecturer paused
topper. o'u
TT you keep on drinking you,u
have to be shot on Judgment day"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-15
THE SPANISH MINISTER

Final Preparations for His prrarturo
from Washington.
''iv 'T"lcGraph)
tiNGToN. April ll.-The Span
,Sh minister, Senior Polo Y Hcrnala
l'ils made final preparations for his de-
~, '.r' from Washington. but no act
ual step in that direction vii, Nc. t,i,,,
anu Specific distinctions arc received
rom Madrid Until today the Spanish
munster has continued to accept tho
~ ,'i.'' ,''!''}tSs"S extended to him
hcsr being numerous and inclldin.,
~ 'i"SNl'hlitH Of cabinet officers ana
=, w., ~ =" u" government service
Wv however Of he reports of tho
i'f"'%h committees in Congress nn,,
-, ~ ne &raEe condition If affairs. he
''''S o"C '''"' not TO accent further
N"hrtrSirs Of this character
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INTERVENTION IMPERATIVE.
>rhe London Pail Mall C:azette)

che London Pall Mall C:aZettc.)
And the alternatiVe-a confidence IN
the past clcvent h-hour repentance
vi the Cuban administration is it to
be entertained even by the most credu-
luus?? There is but one Weyier. OF
course, and in common fairness to
Marshal Elanco he must be allowed TO
have relaxed somewhat the brutality
Of his predecessor There remains,
nevertheless the permanent incapacitE
of the degenerate Latin to MAINTAIN
order except at the point Of the bay
onet, or to rule dependency on the
most documentary principles OF imam
ces or police. The island has been
devastated until from the Pearl OF
the Antilles" it has become a wilder
ness. The cry of the suffering Gu
bans has rung through the United
States. and. as our New York CORE
spondent tells us, it has been the chief
and imperative reason for President
Mckinleys intervention. Nor is the
Maine to be forgotten, IAN incident,
as he has determined to treat it. but
an incident which would be equivalent
70 the destruction of one of our own
ironclads in a Russian harbor by eX-
ternal agency. when relations between
the two powers are sevral times more
acute than they are at this moment.
Spain has made Cuba a standing re-
proach, and she Will have to go. The
American government evidently in
tends to make the terms of her evacu-
alton as easily as can be. There can
hardly be any question: if only in their
own Self-intereStS. of annexation. The
climate. for one thing, is quite unsuited
to an English born race. and. for an
other, the Cuban native is not the
quiet innocent that any country
would care to take over. But, as re-
CARDS Spain, there is but one prudent
course open, and that is agreement
with her adversary quickly. and while
she is in the way with him. But will
she take it? Those opera house eXtrav-
aSanceS are ominOuS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-15
BICYCLE HEART.
british Medical .JournalD

(bffuSn Mtulcat .JOufflai.)
Several well-knowr~ French cyclists
have lately, it is said. been rejected as
unit for military service by reason OF
hypertrophy and other diseases of the
heart. Medical men Will rather be
surprised that the numbers are so
small. There must be few OF us VINO
have not seen the ill-effects OF over-
eSertion on a bicycle. The commones,
is palpitation and temporary diluta-
ton: but even this is sometimes Very
difficult to cure. L.: case Which oc-
CURED recently y lady. ordered for q
fortnight's change of air after !nt!uen-
"a. chose to spend it in bicycling about
fifty miles Il day. AS IL result. She has
mad, ever since that titnc-noW nine
months aGo-a pulse Which on the
least eNertion rises 10 i2o. though she
has not ridden again. That temporary
ullatatlon occurs is enough To show
the great strain put upon the heart
and it is an added danger ti.:it the
sense of fatigue in tho limbs is -.
slight The rider is thus robbed of
the warning to which he is accustomed!
to attend, and repeats or continues;
the strain upon the heart AS in other
similar cases. the ctfcc; is to render
that dilatati"n permanent. which was
at first but temporary. and 10 cause an
increase in the muscle . fthr heart by
repeated eSertion. The heart produced
is OF large dimensions ANA If thick
walls-a condition which may. per
maps. give little unnaSiliesS to its own
er. but which Il medical man Will View
cannot be too oft",, told that no ever
with considerable distrust and aplrc-
hension Weakly ana elderly people
else is more easily abused. though i.
taken in sensible measure few are
more healthful or cnjpyni,Ic.
The eldest son of Sir Henry lrvine
has published 4 biography OF "t'lcpdy'
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William Conner. the 75-vear-

William Connor the -year-old
father of Maryland baby, wanted to
name the little one liter the wife of
the president but he did not know Mrs
Mchlniey'S name. So he wrote to the
president for the desired information
Here is the answer he got: Mrs Nc
kinleE has instructed me to acknow-
ledge the receipt of your communica-
tlon OF recent date, and convey to you
her appreciation Of the compliment
paid her in the selection of a name for
your daughter. she trusts that the
future may have in store for the little
Slrl much happiness and prosperity.
Mrs. Mckinley's full name is Ida Sax
ton McKinley'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-15
MIssourtlAES MEET IN AFRICA.



Jefferson County TriDune)
Here is Il good Missouri story, which
possesses not only the merit OF bein s
absolutely true, but the additional one
of never having appeared in print. Its
authenticity is rouchcd FOR by one or
the most accurately informed and
widely known public men In the state
An elder brother of Frank l.. Srhrce.
Of Kansas City. is Capt. urici Scurcc
Il distinguished officer of the United
States navy. The Sebrcc boys are the
sons Of the late Judge John Scbgce.
who in his day was one Of the Irumi-
ncnt citizens Of old Howar, county
the mother of Missouri statesmen"
Back in the early seventies Capt. Sc
bree. then Il lieutenant. was coastinS
with his vessel along western Africa
and cast anchor one day Il, small
village for the purpose of taking on
Il supply OF fresh water ana vrgrt;,-
bes He soon observed among the ma
tives who We're engaged in bringing
the supplies on board negro Who
spoke the English language Very plain
ly. although he wore the sarb and had
the appearance of Il native. Lieut. Sc
bree walked UP TO him on the deck and
said: II notice you speak the English
language: where did YOU learn it,"
I'm the United States. sir. 1 was
born in that country"
Born in the United States-what
missouri, sir"
Sebree had become thoroughly intcr-
csted.
What county in Missouri did you
come FROM he asked
From Howard county. sir ] was
born there. near a town called Fay
cite" was the reply.
When did You leave therc?"
In 1860 sir"
Light began to dawn upon the lieu
tenant. He looked at the negro close.
~. and although many years had
passed. he recognized in the apparrnt-
~ wild barbarian of Africa the brcch.
tlouted savage, a boy he had known in
his childhood In 1860 an atrocinus
murder had been perpetratcd in How
ard county--a murder such as was
sometimes. though not often, commit
ted in the South before the war--a ne
gro killed his master in cold blood.
Search was at once begun for the as
sassn and every effort made to apre-
bend him, but he escaped to Canada
and. the war beginning shortly there
after, all trace OF him became lost 1t
all came back to Sebcc like a reveal
ton. Here. then. was the murderer
after all the long years. iIc was fully
recognized by the lieutenant. who de
cided however. not to allude to the
crime. but again began his questions.
So you lived near Faycttr. Did you
know Judge Scbee. who lived there
1t was now the negroes turn To be
surprised
70 God. man, who is you, any
how"
II am the little boy you used to play
with-trici S"bree--dont you rcncm-
Der me, Sam"
They sat down on the deck of the
ship-the polished and gcntlemanly of
f1cer of the United States navy and tho
wild and almost naked savage-anI
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-15

celona that the university students
made u rlolouS demonstration as they
were leaving the lectures on Thursday
After giving ''Nivas'' for the army and
navy, Spain and cuba. they uttered
cries against Yankee Pigs and
Senior Moret. secretary for the colo
MES. The rector of the university en-
deavored TO pursuade them TO dis
perse quietly. but they refused and
marched in a body dnwass;be Ratnbla
The central boulevard sest tn. city.
Eventually they wer. dispersed bv a
detachment of tn. civil guard"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-15
a railroaa man in Portland d

A railroad man in Portland, Ore,
was recently present at an impromptu
meeting Of twenty five tramps in a
Don car there where, after considera-
bic animated discussion, the whole
bunch Of hohocs to a man decided that
III !. case 81 war with Spain they would
offer their services to the president Of
me United States. and, further. that
IN the mean time they would urge their
palri"tic sentiments upon all of their
fraternity Wherever any Of them were
met on the road.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-15

Genuine China dinner sets at $3.50
AND up Three $4,000 French China dim
ner. SETS at s&5 90 this week. sc piece tea
sets. gold Wand or fancy decor ations
at $3.50 Adams Racket Store.
apr-7-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-15
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Ncsscls Arrived Yestsr.iax

Steamer Chickahuminy CBr), Fur
n,-.tux, London
Steamer Miami (Amr.), DeIIano, Mi
ami.
Schooner George Z. Bailey, Provi-
dence
barge S. r. Meade. New York
Barge Mary Whitriuge, New York.
Barge Monarch, New York.
Barge Oakland, Boston.
Barge NaveSink, Boston.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-15
ABSENCE WITHOUT PAY.

--- IFN 'TeTtgTaph.}
WASH NG;TON, April 14.-Postlnas-
ter General Gary today issued an order
that employees of his department who
enlist, in case Of War. shall be granted
leaves of absence without pay. their
positions to be held open for them
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-15
MOVEMENTS -" ,NAL VESSELS.


Out OF Information
tI:v 'r,l.uraph.l
WASuIN,;'iDE. Auril ll-'rh. most
pronounced DEVELOPMENT in tn. NAVY
Department today was tho Issuance. of
an order prohibiting the giving on,
Of movements Of vessels.
one auxiliary cruiser was purchased
today th,. steamer Nan,zu,i;, Of III,
K,l Line. She will i,n,u.fliate,v he
sent la III. shipyar,! for rriitting. SEC
rotary Long stated at the close. of Of
lice hours today that the steamships
Paris ana \,.vr T.rk ma ,,.,t ~, ,,.sIN
90! into The possession 81 The ,epar,
n~ut 1t is un,i.rStoud i,o\yryer that
rs soon as the question of m. terms
VAN bc settled these Vessels Nil H..
l,l;t'i,-i ON the naval list along with the
81. ran! ANA ST Louis of the same line
II is also stated that nu.,otiations are
under way Ior the purci:ls. Of tn.
Holland submarine boat rlun2er
THE KEY WEST FLEET.
KEY WEST FLA. Ar:s ii. Whit.
NO detail Of labnr ar rNJ,,.ns,. is, hrin.
spared III rushing In. navy 10 the
greatest possible fitness for a...,.ssiy,.
defensive operations. there is "A strong.
feeding here that the army branch is
being neglected, So far nS This pIac, is
concerned, The army officials ut the
barracks here, where ,Wu batteries OF
ARTILLERY are stationed. complain bit
l.rly ,hnl ,hay .,,.,. h,i,,,, ,,.n,,in., 49,, ,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-15
WAR INEVITABLE.
such Is the Universal Belief in Eu-
rope.
al

(Dy Telegraph.)
LONDON. April 1.-THE morning
papers are filled With dispatches from
the continent. nearly all of the same
tenor. The belief that war is inevita-
bic is universal. as Well the feeling
OF hostility to the United States. The
papers contain also numerous articles
specializing upon the effect of war
upon securities the markets and other
interests.
The Times says cditOrialE:
SPANS note to the powers can have
no effect. except. perhaps. to delay the
issue. The powers certainly will not
intervene. While if they did neither the
United states nor Spain would listen.
II is doubtful whether, even if Pres-
dent Mckinley regaincl his authority
OYER III" situation. he could now stem
he tide Of popular sentiment in Amer
it, for war
The Berlin correspondent Of the
Times says:
The vote in the American House Of
Representatives is universally regard
ed here MS rendering war Inevitable.
It is asserted on good authority that
the powers have no intention of max
ing any further attempts at joint me-
citation.
TN" Krupps will arm the Columbia
ana lii" Eurmannia."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-15
TNFAvoRAEL,E CoAMESr.

tRY TeIegraDh)
BERLIN. April 1.-THE action Of
Congress in the Cuban crisis is UNI
favorahlE commented upon by the
German press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-15
DEMO STRATloN AT VALENCIA
lBN Tele.srauhl

T'NNpNN. ApriI li.-Accoriing q Il
Special dispatch this afternoon from
Madrid. there was 4 big revolutionary
demonstration at Valencia. capital OF
the Spanish province of that na-,e,
yesterday evening. Large cr~..>.a as
sembcd, q red flag W." displayed and
waved. and - "MarScllaiSe'' was
sung. The ;.ollcr. it is added dispers-
I'd ~ people who took part In the
demonstration and secured the. red
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-15

Twenty Dollars for ONE. Cam on Per-
Perkins, Duncan & Co. Now lis the
tune 10 invest. epr-5-2W
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-15
cvHuIsERs AT SANDY HOOK.

------ Wy I tIeSTaPn.J
NEW YORK. April 1.-THE United
States cruisers San Francisco and New
orleans passed Sandy Hook at IA p.
NJ. and later on anchored off Temp
kjuSNillc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-15

Ihere is terrible fascination to
some people about things that is none
or their business.-Puck.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-15
Vessels Sailed Yes er,iay.

Steamer Miami ONlmr), DeLano, New
York.
Steamer Tronguie CBr.), Thompson.
Bristol
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-15
ON THE BRINK OF WAR
Coming Events Cast Their
Shadows Before.
ALL EYES ON THE SENATE


" ASli!N'iIpN, -\rrii li-lntcrcst
~ thc UI,an question conferred at the
rcil;.t, wing Of tn" capitol today
@h",e ttir resolutions reported ycst"r-
'i"y by the SENATE foreign relations
committee Wer" under discussion. The
mos, significant fact OF the day Was an
attempt Ia TX a ynt. auu the failure
[" a" S" on arrouu, of the desire OF
many senators to debate the resolu
lions at considerable lcnsth
Al! Gay long conferences OF Senators
~.r" held. lpplSlns 10 possible,
agreement upon the form of
President, Great efforts we're made
for the House resolution, which Was
known To b" satisfactory 70 the l'reSi-
dent ana which was supported by the
conservative senators. |, is not be-
iicV@d That til" House resolutions can
pass tho Senate and the prospects are
th;t tn" committee resolution will
tiaT" an amendment recognizing the
republic pf L'uDa before il is passed.
thn friends OF recognition claiming Il
clear niajurjty for it.
I'll" conservative Senators believe
the ii"us" proposition viii Win in con-
ference. the impression being that the
iiuus. viii refuse to yield and in order
80 prevent further delay the friends Of
t;i'a III thu Scnat" Will accept the
'iotss" proposition.
NNh"u the Scnul.. adjourned tonight
senator Davis. in charge: 81 III" reSo-
tuition reported his intention to ask
TIA" Senate To sit continuously after
tn, beginning Of The session Tomorrow,
Vote can br secured. Il So" uo other
May OF bringing TIN" matter [" an is
saie'' n. said II. of course. ID not en-
JOY night sessions amy mon" than other
senators. but appreciate lie import
ana ''t ,;rttin:; the Spe"ch"s OF aud of
1,l,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-15

Twenty dollars for one. CAN ON
Perkins. Duncan & Co. Now lis the
tu1ia 70 invest apr-5-2w
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-15
Ruin and Desola1ion

DO not always follow a fire, bui It
invariably causes some loss.
The .niy way 10 guard against his is
to tsEe 4,ut q policy VIII MARYE. &:
Lutte insurance against pecun,.ry loss
and q liberal and pron7t settlement
which will prevent much nc-,.ven sise.
our rates for Insurance on bu ,tIjass.
merchandise and household furniture :
out it,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-15
NEW YORK. Aprm II. -Jn.rpi, A.

NEW YORK. April II -.la-rll, 4
Springer United States vice-t.nlsln at
Havana, sald today OF the destruction.
If the Marnc
There is ~, doubt that SHE va. Blow
ny by a mine. We know that 70 hc
fact, in sltii. of the denial Of the Span.
:sl governments. Mines We're pi,...ed in
ME ha!bor under orders OF Spanish of
i-i..l.-, by expert men 1>heir ipCA;p!.
was Wei! known to Il Large number OF
n t5fl
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-15
CALENDAR IGOR MUS DAY

Sun rises. .............. 80
sun Sets. &: 40
High water-4:25 A M. and 4:59 2. NJ.
Low water-lO:47 A. M and ll:l5 p. NJ
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-15
Vessels Coming.

The effect ON the war scare ON the
export business from this port. is
already very evident i'll the dimin
iSheu number Of cargo ships now en-
route to load.
The revised list of vessels to sail from
Newport News follows:
Shenandoah, Furness, Witty Il Co.
Ltd.), Liverpool. April 49, Westsate,
Chickahuminy, E'urneSs, Witty X Co.
tLtd.), London. April II. AppomlttoX,
Furness, Witty x Co. ItdJ. London.
April 20; GlenSoil Barber s: Co., liam
burg, April 20
Michigan, t'unch. Edge 4 Co., Lcith,
April ~.
C;,lania, Funch. Edge x Co. Ham
burg. April ~.
Toos;l, F'unch. Edge u CO.. Man
chester, April %.
Lord Londonderry, Funch, Edge &
Co, Belfast and Dublin, April -.
Arroyo. a'arher u Co, hamburg.
April %.
St. Marnock. F'unch. Edge 4 Co,
Antwerp, April 30
ortniston. Barber & Co., Hamburg.
April 50.
Kappahanno, X, Eurness Witty &
Co. I-td), LiNrii =" |. May =.
Albano, Funch. .,.E e u Co, HAM
burg, May 8.
lndralema, Funch, EIy-e & Co, Glas-
gov, May ).
Nenla, tunch EuSe {. CO., Gopen-
hagen and ReTal. May IL.
Marsala. Funch Edge n Co, Ham
burg. May %.
The vessels now en- route to this
port with dates Of departure. follow:
Ethelburga. Genoa, March 81, Gibral-
tar March %.
Bjorgvin. Shields. March 90
Primers Point. Liverpool. March 81.
hemisphere, Swansea. April !.
Juno. West Hartlepool April l.
NiZcaina, Cardiff, April !.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-15
NAvAL. NOTES.

NORFOLK, April 1.-THE powerful
ocean tugs Tecuinseh and Osceola, re-
Gently purchased by the Navy Depart
nent, arrived at the navy yard today
ana Will ut once be converted into gun
boats
ing OF cement placed over her entire
hull.
Day ana night forces are employed
ut the yard on rush work. and a large
force ut the government magazines in
loading shells and otherwise preparing
ammunition.
Notice was given yesterday morning
that everybody not on the rolls of the
Yard as employees would hereafter be
denied admitt;lnce at the gates.