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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-31

journalist by profession, a politician
by circumstances. and a premier just
at present by misfortune. For there Ii
no doubt that no other statesman could
have been found disinterested and pa
triotic enough 20 accept office at a mo-
ment when Spain is so certain to be
overtaken by disaster as just at pres
ent.
He has been a minister of state I'M
der General Prim: under the reign of
King Amadeus: under Marshal Ser
rano. when the latter was president of
the republic; under the late king. n
repeatedly since the present little boy
succeeded to his ather's crown.
He lives on the little Plaza Celenque.
not far from the Puerta del Sol, and
occupies the first floor of a very or
binary APARTMENT house. and were it
not for the presence of a few police
officers around the entrance, no one
would dream that IL was the o or
the premier of the proudest nation on
the face of the globe. IT presents a
striking contrast to the palace of the
late Senior Canovas.
Unlike Canovas. who made a point of
surrounding himself when in office
with men devoid of intellectual or po-
litical standing. so as to have them
completely nder his thumb, Sagas
has always endeavored to select his
ministerial colleagues from among the
cleverest and most accomplished or
public men. He apparently has no
fear of their rebelling against his au-
thority-an authority which he owes
entirely to his imperturbability of tenn
per, and to the fact that he always
preserves his equanimity even under
the most trying of circumstances. his
calmness. mingled as II Is with irony,
creating a deep impression upon a peo-
pie so passionate and so hot blooded
as are the ~Spaniards.
Spain owes TO him many reforms
and civic prerogatives. and no one mas
contributed more to endow his coun
trymen with constitutional rights and
freedom than Praxedes Mateo Sagas-
ia. who is fond of declaring that he
finds as much pleasure and interest IN
Spanish politics as in a game of chess
New York World.
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ANACONDA news.
LOST BY 4 SMALL MARGIN
Anaconda Takes 4 and Butte 8
O the Latter q Gridiron.
LARGE CROWD R 0 HERE
The Smoke Eatere Slug and Make II
D~isagreeabls for the Team a
Practices Square Methods.
Not Discouraged.

The football population of Anaconda
got up early yesterday morning in or
der to catch the train for Butte which
left here at They put on their
Sunday clothes. rehearsed the cloud
rending yell just adopted. donned the
copper and green, and tripped merrily
up to the &. A. & +. depot and sang
songs of victory and felt very good gen.
orally. And why should they not have
felt good? Their football team was
n splendid form and looked like a win
ner from top to bottom. on this par
ticular occasion confidence was justin
able. No finer lot Of men ever narrowed
a broad gridiron than the wearers OF the
Anaconda club colors. There was not
q word spoken to indicate that any
thing but victory was ahead Of them,
80 confident were the men and their le-
Rion of admirers Of success on the Butte
field.
The train left IL minutes after sched-
ule time. but made up most of the loss
before Butte was reached. II was an
enthusiastic party of excursionists that
went to Butte. and Anaconda furnished
nearly half the attendance at the game,
about $50 going from this city.
The nome team TetuTntu ldSt tNthii6
with the crowd. defeated but not dis
heartened. although there was much to
discourage. when account OF the action
of some Of Butte's players Is taken into
account. A couple Of black eyes were
brought back. and several of the local
men were bruised up considerably as
the direct result of smuggling on the part
of the Smoke Eaters.
The score was: Butte. S; Anacon-
da. T.
Among the hundreds who went from
Anaconda to see the game yesterday
were the following: DR.. ]. F. Spelman,
r. Deb. Smith. Rod Williams. Phil Dan
ie,s. president Of the association; Dr.
Sigh. Dick Starr. Tot Williams. Fred
Peckover, Jack Conley, Tommy Dough
erty, NJ. Martin. NJ. NJ. Donoghue. j. X.
Toole, w. l.. Hoge. W. NJ. Thornton.
Aldermen ]. v. Collins. James Johnson
and John Hamiil. ]. p. Dolan. Frank
Collins. George Shoemaker and wife. r..
d. Mats, Frank Moses, Tim Healey. a.
L. Copinus. Col. T.. ONLeary, A. l..
Church, B. c. johnson. A. ]. McCabe,
James Shields. jr.. w. L. Thomas. w. l..
Walls. Harry Catlin, H.. j. Ashford. q.
c. voss. Gus English. Frank Tucker,
Joe LaPoint. George LaPoint. w. II
Gehrman. w. NJ. Schuldt and w. s
Cameron. Among the members OF th'
baseball team who went were T.. X
Hammond. Bill Dwyer and Messrs
Clemens and Howe.
The big crowd went over on the Cop
per City Limited. Five extra coaches
were added. but still the extra cars were
not enough to accommodate the crowd,
About a hundred were compelled to re-
main standing during the journey. The
train left Anaconda IL minutes late. blu
arrived in Butte only seven minutes
late. There were many ladies on the
train. all of whom wore the colors of
the Anaconda club. and were amone
the most enthusiastic Of all those who
went over.
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A Clever Trick.

II certainly looks like il. but there is
really no trick about it. Anybody can
try il who has Lame Back and Weak
Kidneys. Malaria or nervous troubles. We
mean he can cure himself right away by
taking Electric Bitters. This medicine
tones up the whole system, acts as a
stimulant to Liver and Kidneys, is a blood
purifier and nerve tonic. 1t cures Consti-
patton. Headache. Painting Spells. Sleep
lessness and Melancholy. Ii is purely veg
etable. "A mild laxative. and restores the
system to it's natural vigor. Try Electric
Bitters and he convinced that they are "A
miracle worker. Every bottle guaranteed.
Only soc "A bottle at any Drug Store.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-31
SHE WAS
And That Was All She Wished or Cared
to Know.

From the Cleveland Leader.
''Clorinda." said Maurice Fttzpat-
rick. the proud young patrician from
Peoria, u love YOU
Miss Bullwinkle, The beautiful
daughter of Inc millionaire butter
scotch maker. staggered back as If she
had been struck.
mo. TO-" she cried; surely you
don't mean it,"
Yes Maurice replied, lit is. alas!
too true!'
Clorinda Bullwinkle sat down and
looked at the flames that We're flick
ering uD from the gas log. She was
i'm deep thought. For awhile II seemed
as If the shock would be too much for
her, but little by little she recovered
her composure and. turning to the
handsome young man. at last she
asked:
when did you find it out?"
He looked at his watch and replied:
Just a little while ago. | have felt
symptoms Of IL for some time, but II
didn't break out until this eveDing.
Now | can doubt no longer. Clorinda.
I repeat in stentorian tones that L love
you
And she returned, after another
thoughtful pause, can you explain
why? You know ! am "A materialist.
| do not accept facts as such. ] must
first know the underlying causes. Ii
is not sufficient for me that a bird
flies. must know why il flies. Am
] too swift for you. Maurice?'
Mo. darling he cried, falling upon
his knees i'm front of her; the clip Is
none too fast for me. 1 am in some
sense a bird myself. I love YOU be-
cause you are unlike all other women
that | have ever known"
1t glads my heart" she said. ito
hear you say this: but still there Is the
old proposition. You say ! am unlike
all the other women that you have
ever known: yet you do not tell noe
how or why. Go on"
The explanation is easy" he said
You hav not once explained what
you would do to the Spaniards now Il
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THREE FULL COMPANIES
Anaconda Could Furnish Them
on Very Short Notice.
FINE LOT OF YOUNG MEN
Daily Practice Soon to Be the Order.
Preparing to Thoroughly Equip
the Boys as Far as Knowledge
OF Tactics Is Concerned.

Before tie CITY is aware Of il. Ana
conda will have three full companies
Of volunteers ready to start to war.
Captain Murray's muster roll num-
bers about so, that of Captain Melon
aid IS and Captain Causey's troop Is
up To nearly 30. Within "A few days
at the most the ma ximum number in
each will have been reached.
and then full drills will be
the daily routine. There is no prospect
Of an immediate call for their services.
but IL Is intended to give the men a
thorough drilling and equip them as
far as tactics and knowledge of war
fare Is concerned. The men were all
selected with the greatest care. partic-
ular account having been taken of the
physical abilities % the applicants,
with the result that the companies will
be made up of the best material OBJ
tainable. every oluntee "A fine speci-
men of physical manhood.
Captain Murray's company will be
drilled regularly a. the park west of
town. This company is progressing
nicely in drill practice. II has been
stated by many persons who have wit
messed the drills that the mpa pre-
sents a very creditable appearance. the
men evidently taking much Interest in
their work. Old q. A.. X. veterans have
remarked on the superior qualities of
the men and their aptness to learn the
several movements. There are a few
regular army soldiers among the num-
Der. Captain Murray, being equipped
with value experience gained In the
regular army. is qualified to instruct
his men az they should be. As a drill
master he Is said to be quite success
fui. The muster roll IL still open.
Captain Causey vii, take his troop
out this evening II the weather IL
agreeable and put the mer through a
course of instructions. This Is the very
young company, the average & OF
volunteers being less than 30 years.
Some of them are Is years old and pos
sibly less, but every one of them could
stand IN under a severe days work
and get up the next morning feeling as
fresh as ? daisy.
Captain McDonald's company is
made IN principally of business and
professional men. There are lawyers,
merchants. clerks and general utility
men. all anxious to go to the front and
remain there. A meeting will be held
this evening at the urn Halle N a
practice drill will be held.
IL the call Is issued for Montana men,
Anaconda will be prepared To furnish
three as fine companies as ever de-
Tended the flag in any engagement.
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IL foreign nations would become pro-
ficient with the formidable guns OF
modern warfare. Lieutenant wilson
recommends 10 their ministers the in-
PRODUCTION of the American and Eng
lish game of playing marbles. The
great projectile throwers and shell dis
tributers are no longer sighted as OF
old. when the gunners of hostile ships
frequently pushed their ramrods INTO
the portfolios of the enemy. Hours
probably before the eager captains
come within range distance the junior
officers of the American vessels have
figured out the problem which is To
direct the men who handle the breech-
leaders. The density or rarity OF the
atmosphere. the prevalence of the
wind. the height of the sea, are all
taken into consideration.
Lieutenant Wilson contends mat
playing marbles steadies the nerves OF
the prospective naval cadet while he
is plodding through the primary grades
at school. The sport promotes a spirit
of calculation of distances which is OF
i~ncalculable value when hostile fleets
are m~aneuvering for battle.
Spain will learn about six dozen les
sons when her fleets have been annihi-
lated and her ministers are comnelled
to sue for peace said Lieutenant Will
son. This game of marbles ought to
be encouraged everywhere. Nava o,h-
GERS really believe that the ~youthful
sport favors proficiency i'm the art or
war. You have often noticed a crowd
of BOYS gathered about a ring where
a score of marbles have been placed in
the center. The youngsters are all
aiming to knock the collection of
agates. etc. out of the circle. What
better preliminary method could be
furnished i'm the method of throwing a
proia.tileo -
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MONTANA MEAT co., ANACONDA
Proposals for Court House and Jail ~
Anaconda, Deer Lodge County, Mon

Proposals for Court House and Jail at
A~naconda, Deer Lodge County, Mon
tana.
Sealed proposals will be received by
the board of county commissioners of
Deer Lodge county, Montana. up to IL
O'Clock noon of the 1ith day of June
A. ID. 1898. for the erection and COM
pletion of a two-story and finished base
ment court house building and a two
story Jail building. all to be erected IN
the city Of Anaconda, n to be In full
accordance with the plans and specifi-
cations therefor. as prepared by BEL
e. Kent, architects. Helena, Montana.
Plans and specifications can be seen
at the Office of the county clerk. NJ.
Martin. Anaconda, and at the office OF
Bell e. Kent. architects, Merchants
Bank building. Helena. Montana, on
and after the 25th day OF May. A. II.
1898.
Proposals must be addressed to NJ.
Martin. county clerk. Anaconda. Mon
tana, and marked. Proposals for court
house and Jail" and must be accom-
panied by a certified check in amount OF
s per rent of the bid, as evidence OF
good faith on the part OF the person
making such proposal. Checks must
be made payable To ID. r. Hsiianan,
county treasurer. and shall be forfeited
70 Deer Lodge county in case the party
To whom the contract Is awarded shall
refuse or fail "a execute a good and
SUFFICIENT BOND for the execution OF the
contract for building said court mouse
and Jail.
The right Is reserved to reject any
one or ali bids, or to accept n Did,
, and TO waive any informally in any bid
II il be desired by the board OF county
commissioners so to do. All proposals
received after the time above stated
will be returned TO the bidders un-
opened. Forms of proposals can De nae
| M the county clerk and the architects
upon application. NJ MARIiN.
| Coun,y Clerk and Recorder OF Deer
Lodge County. Montana.
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Anaconda Steam Laundry. sos e. Parh
Humanity In " ar.

From the Philadelphia Press.
For the mass of fighting men war II GER
tsinly more humane than II was even "A
generation ago. because the destructive
forces employed are so great that many
of the most risky maneuvers which were
considered Of FIRST importance in military
art are now obsolete. A charge against a
~well-eduipped and raine foe would not
now be attempted. Pickett's fatal attempt
at Gettysburg will probably go into his
tory not only az the most terrific. but
also as about the last example of a des-
perate charge.
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Notice.

The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers Of the Butte. Anaconda n Pacific
Railway company for the election Of a
board Of directors for the ensuing year,
and for the transaction Of any other
business that nay come before the meet
ing. will be held at the office of the COM
pany in Anaconda. Montana, on Tues
day. June Z. 1898. at ! O'Clock y. m.
l.. NJ. HALLORAN, Secretary.
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Impnrinnt Announcement.

Beginning Wednesday. May IL. all
trains on the Montana Union railway
between Butte and Anaconda viii be
discontinued. ON and after that date
all trains in and out of Anaconda will
arrive at and depart from b, A. & Il.
depot. W. II. BURNS.
General Manager.
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Doctors now agree that
.--e,~ot,0p &c r,trahle

Doctors now agree that
consumption is durable.
Three things, if taken to-
gether, will cure nearly every
case in the first stages; the
majority of cases more ad-
vanced; and a few OF those
far advanced.
The first is, fresh air; the Sc
cond, proper food the third,
SCOTS Emulsion of cod-liver
oil with hypoPhosPhites.
To be cured, you must not
lose in weight, and, if thin,
you must gain. Nothing
equals SCOTS Emulsion to
keep you in good flesh.
soe. and siIoo. all druggist
SCOTT q BOVINE. Chemists, New Yea
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A IBunet

The Great Northern through train
has v~estibuled sleepers. dining car and
coaches. and IL is the only train run
ming a buffet smoker. Meals are fur
nished on the European plan n the
prices are graduated according to the
order given At table.
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YOU were a man. Therein YOU arc un-
like all others of your tx.
Maurice she cried. fiinging herself
into his arms; 1T is enough. Where
shall we go on our wedding trip
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District court will be opened this
morning after a three-days' recess.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-31

All the wall paper at Mahan Bros Is
to late in design and price.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-31

Tomorrow will be the first day of
summer. according to the calendar.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-31

+. Cantrell and Miss A. Cantwen of
Butte are registered at the Montana.
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A small matter, perhaps-but
remember that Pearline
saves trouble in a great many
just such small matters. And
the truth is that these little
things alone ought to be
enough to lead any quick
witted person to use Pearl
Uneven without taking into
account the big things, the
saving in work, and wear and
tear, and time, and money. ss
NHIhOnSsss:ss Pearllme
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futile. the undertaken. $40 Park av.;
private reception rooms; night calls.
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Sportsmen predict a large crop of
Iucks next season.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-31

j. G. Derks went to Butte yesterday
To see the big game. and he's there
yet.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-31

Closing out pianos at cost. August
Meyer, III East Park.
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Baths-Montana hotel barber shop. &c.
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A. Beaton is down from the Gold
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The Camera club held another inter-
esting meeting at it's rooms las; even
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Or. r. ]. MURRAY and NJ. D.. Thorn
ton of Butte are registered at the Mon
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window screens at Young & Dezelrs.
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sisson's Business college. Durston blk.
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O THE CITY.

Famous ~ rhstles at wright's.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-31

Contractor Hasley Is making good
progress laying the Fourth street
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-31

Mr.. and Mrs. q. Il. Winston ana
daughter are spending a week In the
Bitter Root as guests OF the RaNalll.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-31

Assistant County Attorney Self spent
sunday and part'of yesterday with
relatives in Deer Lodge.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-31

County Attorney Trippet and Asses
sor Miller returned Yesterday from
brief visit to Deer Lodge.
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Flower gatherers report a large crop
Of wild onions on the hills south of
town. They also say that a strange
weed Is making its appearance his
spring. II Us described as having a
Ions stem. on the end OF which are a
number of leaves grouped i'm such "a
way as to form "A bulb resembling "A
miniature pineapple.
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At the Montana-S. Il. C~alderhead,
Butte: w. J. Fortner. st. Paul; George
Gill. Lizzie Melins. "A Boy Wanted"
company: Robert J. Burdette. Frank
H. Alberston. Philadelphia; Miss A.
CantwelI. 4. Cantwell. Butte; J. II.
Murphy. l.. T., Morrow. city: j. V.
Prosser. Davenport; J. O'Connor. city;
George y. Schultz. Minneapolis; &.
Stein. Chicago: NJ. 6. Hall. Portland.
W. IA. Hahlo, Butte. J. A. Cobavies,
San Francisco: &. A. Reaton, Gold
Coin: w. ID. Thornton. Butte. Or. 7.
J. Murray. Butte; +. w. Kirchner,
Chicago.
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smith e. Black. architects. may be
found i'm rooms 10 to II in the Durston
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h''''' 'n's '''g' t''''''' n''.t u
tore Nus letter ytatcfuIh from hIH
brother. John Mnlunoy. who H the
-.t...t..... 1900. ... f....f..I. f-,ft.t
."''''''"'i "'''- %" '.'' .'
states SNIP NoWhlh AIt'f ih'
ulyl battle uf Sautiasu u.H over. hc
won't ON hoard the Mafl I.r.rt and
$3.50 s,...,t.n .... tf,,
ccht'Wna. when 10 '.N. do. NI"tN'l
90 souvenir The I.U.r was
dated 90 gutntsnnmu U.t. and eIyrf
a rf1ubIc absorption DBL. th. r0.noa
af.fr hi" tatin. Ha follow
racket Ir Santiago W. book I. m
tha tilmIlI,ifn Ind the tHl lnI .Hi nf
Jiiv. tb.u came down nero iH .tru.
ms ~ tbs grI 10 dlachIr.. arms and
examination f,r the cuban. UHI CO.
,frbt b.,E we got h... after on.
r.5I nubf v.aa over. I..#rHHIy uu
h1Hrd thIa shin curr.l Door, Gp and
d,tgp b.T,u.n No missed IN. fun. An
IA s4w WAS the WRECKS Ht the AZ.
mironf, Oourndo and th. Maria Tor,
~. hae.b'1 about thf mites from
t,. .,tr.r.. ,yaat ~ fh. fort aud
.i..uf b.if "a milo apart was 600
N..gf H. Narin Trros1 go thH Gih
nr sth DON'T know which. HhH was
b.4l ONTO tha beach and WHH burned
in ID rhHu with the exception of part
~ I.r ...,.r drstr All. which wore
$500, 49, ~. vs.s iik Hiuurh..f
F',,' IN. ,yitar was "a md greasy
I,lIfl - b.r and m4r.I.I b1Hh
.,.r,,yh,rs 1 counted nuy.uu. bodies
.s rartr az bodirs hr,au LOGO ana
.r,i. and i,,fire ,gith Mother hrrlH
nor irrt I uinunHcd Co. sos fcw
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Great Fails. Mont.Aug. 1.-THE an
nual conference ~ the North Montana
mission n the Methodist Episcopal
church. presided over by bishop Mall
ltlleu u Boston. convened 90 Bolt Guy
his morning and passed Ihe following
alluunn. which was asnt 90 President
Mckinley
"Nheuas. Under the guidance ~
| A'mIrhy God. our country has wagcd
al0etssful war with spain, ana peace
now ms assured.
"l',allVrd, That We appreciate the
W.a. leadership of our noble President.
william Mckinley, ana hH ahlc c1un-
sellers. and the bravery ana skin ~ our
army ana navy.
'irFllvod, further Thm We admire
ihe advance step ln our rouuttys
destiny as proposed IN tho terms 10
% ACC, but We pray that ihr victory ~
hN.y he Tho Philippines shall hf per-
D. iuat,d In the complete drllvrtance
" those Islands from the tyranny and
d's1latl1n of spanish rule. tnd tho Id
iure peace and prosperity % those
pglplg as wen assured as those of
cuba"
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Nov York. Aug. l-The bcnent Tor
ihe New York slldirrf ana Sailors
Family Protective aHslciiu0n. held tu-
night no the Metropolitan opera house.
was more ln tho nature % a rec aptln
in Lieut. tlnhr1n. Minister 90 Spain
W1odf1rd ana Captain Phillip OF the
Texas. than hanudL The upctt
house was TANNED with people, almost
5000 being present. Gen, Wnodf0rd
came nut upon the platform and the
audience received him with a great
uuiburs. Of cuthu tism.
A few minutes afterwards came
President John Byrne ~ the associi-
tlln. who introduced Lieut.. llOhsln "a
the prt siding officer. Tho introduction
WIS a nlsnal Tor a continuous round
NJ cheers. Lieut.. Hahshn made a
fptcch On which he recalled the aciilna
around Santiago and d HcrIhud In de-
TAN how a. and his companions sink
the M.rrimnc fie was followed by
MlnlHor W11dflrl ana Hon VIM. Nc.
Adan. formerly assistant secretary oi
the navy. and Mrs. Ellen Foster. vice