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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-27
~ Glover Trick,

IL certainly looks like H., hat there IL
really no trick about 1t. Anybody can
try II who has lame Back and Weak
Nidneys, Malaria or nervous troubles
we MEAN he can cure himself right
away hy taking Electric Bitters. This
medicine tones up the whole system
acts as II stimulant to tie Liver and
Kidneys, IL II blood purifier and nerve
t'nic. IL cures Constipation, Headache,
Painting Spell, Sleeplessness and Mel.
nncholy. II Is purely vegetable, II mild
laxative, and restores the system to It's
natural vigor. TRY Electric Bitters and
be convinced that they are u miracle
Unl!y soc. 4 bottle at Robertson e I'D
der's and Pelham's Drug Store.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-27
Tl.C lew Price Of rnttOu.

Editor Herald aud News: About four
years ago wrote I'm article TO your pm
per In which said cotton would stcp
down to Il lower position In tho scales
or prices cnch succeeding ycur under
the gold standard. Tho wiso men toll
us that IL IL over p'odictiOu that Ia
working tho mischirf Init they nrc
vnry persistent In thoir declarations
that they have cspied great wavo Of
prosperity In motion which viii soon
roll all over tho country 1T tho Same
time they are directing every effort IN
II manner to curtall consumption 10 tho
plaugcd thing won't roll nnd tho hopes
OF tho people aro sadly deferred.
Strnngc, very strange, wa aro max Ing
so much and rnjnying so little, hui e
we venture !n pronounce such u state
Of affairs unj INST We are called anarchist,
r"pndint"rs and many other fancy
names by tho wisr men
Now. ns we lind ourselves In un un.
cnviOns position We huvc to change
base or collapse. IT, seems to he the
SN'S' ni 'h'l"fSSi'u lilitG ~ Llc TURNER'S
would orgunizc to reduce cotton acreage
wo could accomplish satisfactory re-
suits. have never had any faith In
such movements and have never pur-
ticipntcd In them because beloved
thnt IL the impression was general that
the ncrcngo would hn decreased each
individual farmer would think It an OBJ
perfume time for him to increase and
act accordingly. Another serious OBJ
lection have to such movements ia
could not submit to any organization
nor individual to dictate methods for
me To pursue on my farm think the
farmers renlizc tho condition confront
ing them and II each farmer would re-
ly on himself and not on farmers col
lcctivrly to solve the problem to better
his condition the desired end would he
in sight. a farmer believes his con-
dition would he better IL his crib and
meat house were bountcously supplied
for another year why wait for the mo-
tior of any other farmer or the orders
of any organization to fiji them. There
are hundreds Of minor matters on the
farm that il given II little practical at
trntion would ultimately paralyze the
grip of the wise men and we could he
more independent. G. Il. HILL.
llclcnn, s. c., Sept. 26, 1893.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-27
Den nfnrsS Cannot hS Cured

by local applicntionS ~ they cnnnui r,,cb
III" uI>';lS" port ion OF the ear. There is only
one way tornrc Deafness and that il nv ,n,;
ntionnl remedies. Deafness is ruuS ii bv
M inilamri condition OF HE mucous Nnin;.
o., ' NC Enslhchinn Tuhr. When this tube gets
nhnpt,uuhmVtMfi ~ NSm nave rllmmir" sound IN,
''''' N'itiiNiS III ;s;ii TVSiii, ami uIirsS III,
unanlnaiton can hr taken out nnd this ,uhr
L'NI,ttu 10 us normal condition. hearing viii
w '''Nlf"Htu lore 81: nine r.,SrS rni nT tr,,
are caused iN rntnrh, which is nolhinr h1,t
,th lh"hln"d condition OF the mucnnS ,mr
faces. NV "''""S SUI
W" VIII civ" One Hundred Dollars fo- ,n,,
'a,' "' i'ralnrIS &C. tnsru by rutulrh) TINT cnH
t f"a ~. rnrru ny Halls Cnturrh Cure. Semi
S,ll,, n,,,, Toledo, ..
illIl FAMILY Pills are the brsi
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-27
millions Given ,yuy

IL certainly gratifying to he pnl,
lr !" KNOW "f one concern In tho land
"h" ar" not afraid To hr generous TO the
nc'Tny ma snlirrinE The proprirtors
sumption, Coughs and Colds. hnvo
given away over ten million trial hnt :
Yes "f this great medicine; and have
the satisfaction Of knowing it. hns nh.
s"Iutely cured thousands of homeless
eases. Asthma, Bronchitis, Hourse-
ness and all discusses of the Throat
Chest and Lungs are surely cured Sv
IL. Call on Robertson & Gilderand w
r.. Pelham, Druggist, and got a trial
bottle free. Regular size soc. and 81
every bottle guaranteed, or price re-
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-27

The soldiers OF the First Rrmimcnt
arrived IN columbia on Saturday. They
VIII 90 IN camp in Columbia for ohout
three or four weeks and then be mns.
tered out. The examination ON mns.
tcrlng ont is rs careful az that to mus.
ter H. This is done TO keen record
OF those entitled to pensions and pro.
vent pension frauds. Something nf
this kind would have been u good thino
ut the close Of the last war.
Our boys we suppose will be home
very soon, and will he glad of the op-
portnnity.
VIC shonld make some arranpcmcnts
to give the boys warm and hcurtv
welcome ON their return home. Thcv
went ut the call Of their country and
""'lc Ihcy have done no fighting, from
reports tho hardships at some of tho
camps were much worse than facino
Spanish bullets. Then they were ready
ana willing to go to the front and lirbt
II need be, and were anxious to 90
Thry have done their duty, and that is
all mat wa expected Of them.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-27
EOC.OS w. CORN.

The News and Courier prints n very
suggestive article on "tcn cent ora
and five cont cotton" which we will
print In Fridays issue, and We ask
every farmer who reads this paper to
read that article. II il hascd on the
talk Of Il farmer which coniailrd two
vcry suggestive statements Onn wa: Il
am sorry fer the Snurhrrnrr who ,r-
mains blind TO the fact that we hnv.
seen the last era OF good prices ~ co...
ton. such u thing has forever passed
away, and the dreamer who Is simple
enough to hope for it's return chns.'s Il
rninhow, the end Of which is bank
ruptcy." And yet are not nearly all
our Mrncrs! chasing that rainbow?
Does anyhndy suppose that The FARMERS,
OF This section of the country would
have gone in debt rs many Of them
have for things they could and shoulh
raise on the farm, If they had not in.
tcrtninrd tl.c hope that cotton would
have been sell ny ut I crn'S this full:
We do not hrlirvr the average farmer
over stops To think cuIrulatr the cost
of mnkinG-whaL he actually pays out
TO plant IL and work it, and pick IL and
say nothing Of his land and his implr.
mcnts and his taxes and even his own
time. IL he does not make II regular
hand in the iicld. And then if he made
htN la IN i'm, 1,n ,,h III L. 4 (,
dill"rrnc" he has to pay Tor his corn
and meat and other things he could
raise ON the farm, but which he buys
from the merchant on Il credit in order
that he may raise cotton at 1 and j
cents. The question is. eau hr AFFORD
to raise cotton at present prices? ilr
can il he makes his own bread and mr,,,
on the farm.
The other remark, according to the
News and Courier, made hy this farmer
was this: 81 have heard it. Suid that il
is cheaper To raise the cotton To buy the.
corn, but some time ago II planter
showed me II field OF growing corn from
which he said he haul gathered an aver
ago OF twrnty-Lw0 bushels an urI,. last
year. After measuring it. ne had made
II careful estimate uf what that corn
hnl cost him. counting taxes, interest
ON the value OF the land. lahor, seed,
fertilizers, farm implements, etc and
ha found that it, come to "A little less
than ten cents Il Mlshrl." And We,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-27
S,l,l,., TOlr
ilnll'S Family Pills are the brs,.
HOW Winnie Davis saved Her E.thc,,s
Life.

II Is not gen rally known, we br]icvc
''i't Miss Winnie Davis once PLAYED nm
unconscious. but effective part in sov-
ing her father from assassination. M,
circumstances, i'riclly narrated. orn
that when Mr.. Davis was on his way to
rortrrss Monroe, rs II prisoner, a party
"' officers ON one Of the Federal war
vessels anchored in HAMPTON Roods
determined To kill him if opportunities
presented. 1t was presented when II,
appeared OH the deck of the vessel
which conveyed him to the fort, md
"'th'h pistol range Of the conspi,ators
VINO At uH"r drew lots to decide who
should shoot him. The officer who
drew the fatal token took a position
convenient with an army rife, aimed
at the intended victim, and was on the
point OF firing, when Miss Winnie. who
"'ts then little child, moved to hcr
inthcr's side, and stood so us to cover
his h"dy until the opportunity passed,
5nt Tor her accidental presence at tbc
crltlcnl moment he would have been
killed.
I'hcrr Is no question as to the truth
or the story. 1t was told In detail in
the boston journal two or three Years
ago, by the chaplain Of the BrookIvn
navy yard, who was himself the officer
"ho drew the lot
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-27

o. iilaftyrdom Is reacbrd when an IN
'urior ,, laundry srhdg your linen home
t. m'.,i rhGgcd cdEcS ANA yprcnd eagle
To hard drink" IT, wilI surciv Iri", Ill., Ill.,
TO seeking II laundry that viii jusmr'' n','
nm such perfect work ns Ia dnno - -, " "
Mansion House Steam InnnIry ." W" v,,''
not Onl y give your linen IL pcrfrcl cnInn
ana iinish, but we scHd IT, home IN ,
condition that insllrcs comforL in h," ~
weather. !" "oI
AGENTS. wanted in every town
\ ~ ~ =. N', apply to
~ n. GATES, Proprietor
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-27

One Minute Cough Cure surprisos
people hy its quick cures and children
may take u In largo quantities without
inc least danger. u has won for itself
inc best reputation Of any preparation
used today for colds, Group, tickling In
Pelham. '''
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-27

DcWitt's Witch Hazel Snlvc has tho
larHcSL sale OF any salvc in the world
ms la"t and its merit has led dishon-
est people to attempt to counterfeit IT,
LOOK ont for the man who attempts TO
uCcolVc you when you call for DcWitts
w Wi'Hh ilaZrl Snlvc the great pile cure.
w. f.. Pelham. ''''>' " ''
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-27
Teacher SVnntCtl.

The Trustees OF Rutbcrforl echoo,
district Will meet at the school h0usc
on Saturday, October lsL, ut 2 O'Clock.
10 elect n tcachcr. Applicants will cor.
respond with tho secretary.
jos. l.. KErrT,
Chairman Board OF Trustees.
THOS. w. KEII"r, Secretary.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-27
HARNESS SHOP

D. Is. Walton has opened n Uor.
moss Shop on Main Street, next door
TO w. k'ottnor's. Will mnko now
h"rnoss and repair old. Twenty. .fiyo
years experience. Prices roasonabIo
H'Ve INN your orders. Satisfuct;nn
guaranteed. "'''''
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-27

"" hope Columbia may be selected
us one Of the Southern cities for tho
rnramrmrnt of soldiers. IL is healthy
ana :" located rs to he easily reached
hy rail.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-27
.... IMPORTANT. ....
TO
CASH BUYERS!

My new stock Of Drv
Goods, Notions, Dress Goods.
Shoes, Hats and Jackets for
the Fall and Winter is now
open for your inspection.
1t is the best line that will
be offered in Newberry this
season and you can buy them
Tor LESS than you can buy
INFERIOR goods at other places.
So it is very important that
you come to The Peoples
Store to save money.
Keep ever in your mind
that it does not make anv
difference what other people
say or advertise, that you can
buy reliable merchandise at
my store lower than Won
can anywhere in Ncwbcrry,
because:
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-27

"hNFED-SEVt RAJ, TRUSTWO GRITTY
PrfsOhs In this State to mnnnpc our
business ~ Their own nn,i ncaib cOnntjC :,
IT, ~ ~ inly cnicn wo,k conducted a. home
H"nnr? s'rn'ght ~ year ana cxpnnscs-
Monthly 81. References FincIOs,, s"ifoa
ere esscd stamped envelope, II ,rbori1E IIns
Frcs:, Dept. N Chicago. '''
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-27
This is the Season

When you want
Spices Of all kinds for
putting up Pickles.
Catsup, &c. We have
what you want and we
guarantee them to be
rnre. We also have on
hand the celebrated
Monogram VINEGAR.
Call on US.
Robertson & Glider,
Druggists.
On the corner.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-27
\ NEW TRAIN NEEnED.

We nnti''r the State mrwHrau,.r Genie,
" ith approval car suImrS,io ion to src il
anything can hr done to have the
morning train lO tirrruVillr start from
Columbia instead of Prosperity. What
does the Stat" think Of rallin,r Il meet.
ing OF delegates from towns all along
the line 1T trCrnwnOd. say, and tail;
the matter over anri sec if lhrrr il any.
thing We could do and find out how io
do il and then go ahead and lu it,. W,
suggest Greenwood hrruuSr il Is about
central point and could hr easily
r,arhrd hy all points Interested. What
we want Is postal clerk on the road sc
II the proper effort is made. What, i,
to hc done should be done at once
NrwhrrrN Herald and News.
lhc state thinks we'll of it, cHcccd
ln%ly we'll, and will do all in it's power
10 advancc the movement
we uo not hesitate to avOw ihu, the
state Is directly Interested in the run.
hlnG OF an early morning train from
Columbia over thee Columbia and Green.
VILE division, for that would rive this
newspaper for the first time the udvnn.
thTr oi It's position at the centre aud in
The capital OF South Carolina. If such
II ,raln should leave this city at Il "A. IN.
IT. would place the. State in the hands
oI It's r";ldrrS along the line OF this inn
p"rihht highway five hours earlier than
ut prrSrnt.
But thrr" are other and greater rca.
sons OF public convenience why n s,,.-
nnd train should br put ON the ru,J
The schedule today is prar,icnllv tho
same as it. was - years ago that is ,o
SLY, there is the sam" one dni)v tr,in
from Columbia ls in 1873, leaving hero
a' about the same hour. II Il. m. |,
III )Vcs laStrr. that is all. Every other
ro'" mas improved its schedules: every
n'h'r ROAD ol Importance has two duiiv
I"lhS each way but the Columbia anil
''rcrnrlllr remains stationary ina time
OF progress.
MOI only would the extension of the
terminus oi the present train from
prosperity to Columbia be Il great con.
vrnirncr 10 the people alony the line
IN travel and mail facilities, hui il
would enable Columbiuns to visit nr,r.
~ every point on the line and rclurn
the same day and would permit its cjtj
|rhS lC send their letters and r,,c,iv,
lhc an rrrS ON the same dav.
IN 1913 Columbia had about :. 600 moo.
PIE Now 1t has, with its suburbs.
"car'E '",oUo. Surely Columbia de-
serves from the railroad Of which il is
ny 'ar inc most important feeder some
'''"Sh'''oh "l lis growth and its bust
ness.
We believe that thcaddi,ionol rost,l
clerks can hn readily Obtained # ihn
authorities OF the rujlrood viii rvrn,,
To provide the means for ,hri, t,.,n..
p"rlation and the opportunity for their
employment. Let Editor Aull 90
ahead. '''
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-27

'oeVernt IN" Bel Room Suits for sac
cch up, 10 make room for other goods.
$. j. WOOTEN.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-27

For Sale.
My house and lot on Calhoun Street
opposite Presbyterian church. Terlns
easy. GEO. b. CRoMER.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-27
Uhr ;a(rmld and J)raVs
r. n. AGbI., EDITOR.
AS TO TiINr TRAIN.

The State newspaper most heartily
seconds our suggestion to see what can
b. done towards scc.,ring the carl,
morning train from Columbia. We
are in receipt OF II card from IIditO,
l.an%Ston, Of Anderson, stating that u
meeting is called to be hoIiI ut Bailey :
Hotel, in Greenwood, At s o'clock, ON
Friday night Of delegates from all the
towns along che road. Our suggestion
OF mrr,in" at GrrrnwO has the up-
prevail ct thr Anderson and Columbia
r""pIr, aud we hope now that every
town Affected hy this train from to,nm
bin 10 GrtcnvilIr, including .r>c two
will have one en- two representatives III
this meeting. We must have concert
Of action il We accomplish anything.
W" would to glad to sec MIR. Wrllrs,
the superintendent OF this divisior,
present, and also MIR. s. II. llurlwiri
the NssiSian, Passenger Agent. We
could talk the matter over with these
gentlemen and maybe reach some con-
clusion. Thry are Interested in The
road and also in meeting the demands
Of 'hc public when !hoNr demands and
requests are reasonable.
We hope the road viii make tn" trial
OF this train through from Columbia.
and il il WAS found not 10 he profitable.
then il could hr discontinued.
Let Prosperity and thupprlls and
l'nmarin in this county and all The
towns interested send delegates to this
meeting at Greenwood.
Mayor Evans hands MS the names of
til" following delegates from Nrwhrr-
rs: + II. .NulI, NJ. l.. Sprurman, 9. B.
Mayer. |. ". Floyd, G. j. Purcell. O..
ktrttnrr, !. y. Davenport, ~. r..
Ep,in" and Or. f. &. Jones. We hope
il these gentlemen cannot 20 that
tn y will get som" others iotalir their
p'arr%
The following is Il list of delegates
appointed ny lnirndant Frllcrs from
Prosperity: II. Enk"r, y. II. Ilaw kins,
\. G.. Wisr. DR.. Geo. Y. Inlntrr.
The Stat" in saturdays issue has the.
following in references to the now
train:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-20
fort sHERIDAN's FIGHTERS.
Infantry and Cavalry Ready to Take
the Field.

Infantry and Cavalry Ready to Take
the Field.
Chicago Feb. 19.-Since Friday morning.
Fort Sheridan, where the Fourth Infantry
and the First Cavalry are stationed, has
been in a state of the utmost activity. Sol
dlers have been polishing their weapons.
arranging mess kits, grooming horses and
preparing generally to march at a mo-
menes notice.
Col. Robert II. Hail. In command Of the
fort, yesterday received one telegram
among the many messages delivered to him
daily, which caused him to take action He
at once ordered that general preparations
for possible immediate summons be
made.
Accordingly every man of the 100 soldiers
at the fort busted himself arranging his
army belongings.
Every man has been supplied with am
munition sufficient for 100 rounds of Shots
This Is In both the cavalry and infantry.
Orders were issued to turn defective
rifles into the ordnance department, and
others will be furnished
To-day final preparations, in complianca
with the orders, were completed, and
those stationed at the fort were In readi-
ness to receive orders Of any character.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-20
American Officers at Havana In.
ternalIy Boiling.
COULD FIND NO CLUE.
Mine Would Leave No Trace for
Divers to Discover.

New York, Feb. 19.-A cable from Syl-
vester Scovei to the Evening World, n
der to-days date from Havana to-day
via Key West. says:
''The consensus of opinion of those who
have studied the wreck closest is that the
explosion was caused by a submarine
mine.
THE forward magazine. It is now gen.
orally supposed, is intact, also the forward
six-inch magazines.
This leaves only few saluting charges
and a few small callber shells In the pilot
house which could possibly have exploded
aboard the ship.
"At tho same time the fearful damage
is too big for any but an extremely large
torpedo. II It was O torpedo, the divers
viii find the torpedo fragments. but II it
were submarine mine, no traces would
be found.
CAN the American officers are internally
boiling. There Is not one of them, from
Capt. Sigsbee down, who Is not firmly con-
vinced a government submarine mine did
II.
''The Spanish dallles are loudly clanor-
ing Accident, Accident when even now
the fact Is known that the whole middle
deck, which was blown straight up never
had an ounce of ships powder under 1t.
and that was where the first flame was
seem"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-20

Dor to-day near the wreck. but only one,
that OF Tenniss. was recognizable
Consul General Lee will reward the
Fireman Ugarte, who at the risk of his
own life, made gallant rescue of a drown
ing sailor. Ugarte, who was badly burned
about the head, persevered until he sue
ceeded in saving the drowning man. He
will be decorated by his battalion chief,
and the municipality Of Havana
Capt. Sigsbee said to-day to the Asso-
ciated Press correspondent that the men
at work under the water about the Maine
are expert divers, but that the work re-
quires time and patience. Most of the
day was spent in getting the divers ac-
customed to the work and nothing of inn
portance was found. A careful search will
be made for the Names logbook, which
will be of great service to the court of in
quiry. 1t is yet too soon to form any Just
opinion as to what the divers win be able
to recover from the wreck
The day has been tranquil one in Ha-
Vana. Rear Admiral Manterola returned
the visit of Gen. Lee, consul general, and
Capt. Sigsbee this afternoon.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-20
The British government


sustained this view.
The application OF this doctrine to the
wreck of the Maine is felt TO be important
not only In its influence In giving Capt.
Sigsbee control of all wrecking operations.
but also in giving to the work the char
acter of transaction on American terri
tory.
Secretary Long wired Admiral sicard to-
day, after his consultation with Presl-
dent Mckinley, telling him briefly what
answer had been returned to Gen. Lees
application In behalf of the Spanish gov
eminent for permission to examine the
Maine lie also instructed the admiral
to press forward as rapidly as possible
the work of survey upon the Names hull
and to have the court of inquiry TO proceed
to Havana as soon as possible
1t Is scarcely expected at the depart
ment that any Information of value as
to the cause of the explosion wall be avail
able until the court has begun the formal
inquiry. The divers now at work in the
wreck are understood to be employed In
securing dead bodies and in the removing
of the ships papers and small articles OF
value so that IL is unlikely that they will
give attention TO the bottom of the hull
buried as It probably Is, deep In mud.
The officials here intimate that the dis
covery of pieces of torpedo Is not to be
taken in itself as evidence of an outside
attack upon the vessel, for it Is fully ex-
pected that of the torpedoes on the Maine
some were more or less ruptured and scat
tered by the explosion which destroyed the
shin
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-20
NOBLE HEARTED BRITONs.
President Acknowledge Their Mes
sage of Coincidence.

President Acknowledges Their Mes
sage of Coincidence.
Washington, Feb. 19--Acting Secretary
Day has sent the following telegram to
Secretary White of the United States en-
bassy at London:
1.-THE President Is deeply touched at her
majesty's sympathetic message conveyed
through the ambassador here, and charges
you to express through the proper channel
grateful appreciation in the name of the
government and people of the United
States.
''The touching message of the Prince and
Princess of Wales has been laid before the
President who charges you, In the name
of the American people, no less than Ia
his own, to express the grateful apprecia-
ton of this tribute of their royal high
nesses to this nation in Its hour of grief
please convey to the Lord Mayor al
London the Presidents deep appreciation
of his message expressing the sympathy
of the citizens of London In the terrible
bereavement that has afflicted the Ameri-
can people. In their name the President
returns grateful thanks.
1.-THE President directs that you convey
to his royal highness, the Duke of Con-
naught, the deep appreciation of his SYM
pathy and coincidence by reason of the
appalling disaster that has befallen this
government and people in the loss of 'he
Maine and her crew."
Condolences continue to reach the Pres.
ident from prominent persons over the
world.