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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-11-11
Railroads.
CENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAl
New London Division.
Taking effect October >, 1885.
GOING SOUTH.


GOING SOUTH.
Trains leave Braltleboru as follows.
BPS A. H., for Springfield and New York rDatr
5:4J A. for Mllers Fails Palmer aud New Lon.
dou, Connec irg at Mners FAILS VITA Fitch
burg K r. az Palmer with Boston a Albany
X az Milhnanlic and a. New LONDON wiz
n, Y. n. II. a X. K.
g:lo NJ, for Springfield and New YorE
lOioi N, Tor VI lers Fats ana stsI o. O0'FUgr
burg K Palmer with Boston & Albany l.
am TOR New Lrndo1.
s:l5 n, for spring field and New York
4;oO p. NJ Tor Mllle's Falls and stations on Fitch
burg X X, Palmer and New London and hsv
Nork via Norwich Line.
$3.50 P. NJ, for Springfield and New \ ORR
GOING NORTH
Trains arrive at Rrattleb0ro as follows.
- A from New York via Norwich Lane.
New London Palmer and Miiers Falls
ll;ut A. n. from Springfield
l;O P ~, from Nv London. Palmer and Miller.
Fails.
2:o5. 5:l3 and 1905 P ~. from Springfield ami
New Ao k 90 Ol A NJ. runs Dahl.
s;0l ST. from \ "a l. nd0n. Clnr acru- from
Palmer "lllrrs Falls and interim diafe ST. #r.. MS
81 Suhle 10 change without HOtite trains
run week dR oHiv except otherwise note.
ID. MAJ kENZlF. Supt New London
5. W. CUMMINGS, q T. A., 81 Alnar-
j. A. SOUlhAkD, d. p. A.. New L1nIu..
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-11-11
- from a brave Green

forward one. - from a brave Green
Mountain boy
Camp Thomas, LVTLE. "a.
ST. ALHASs REMEDY Co..
81. Alhans, Vt
Gentlemen Your Green Mountain Rem
oyat0r which ! ordered was received some
time ago. ana can only say that rs dlstri-
button among the BOYS was the means o. pre-
venting many severe cases of maiRrlal fever
and sickness from genera. debility
You know there are any uumher Of doctors
and medicines 10 camp hut the bows cheer
fully accord the FIRST prize u Green Mountain
kcuoyaiur. il hrace4 u up wonderfully and
seemed 30 fortifv a, against the attacks Of the
malaria fever and other diseases prevalent
here. Undoubtedly Green Mountain Reno
yat0r has saved many lives, ana the Green
Mountain BOYS thank you one and all
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-11-11
E.-Gov. Farnhnm 5 rlou.ly injured.

Ex-Gov. Roswell P Farnham while at
tempting to board a train at Pompanoosac
station Friday night fell from the platform,
sustaining severe injuries. He was brought
70 his home in Bradford, where he now
lies in a critical condition with brain fever.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-11-11
The old shipmaster.

He haunts the empty wharves where once Were
h-tp-d
Great ha rs Of silk ana Orient fairies rare,
Ard puugrnt spices seeming al the air.
Ana sandal wood IN truplc fragrance STEPPED.
No more a worlds mart here-nn more for him
The creaking yards, the broad aud belll ing
ssll-
O the o ,d ship that hatt'ed with the gales
Aud nine times touched the round worlds utmost
rim.
His SLOW step echoes from the warehouse wall
Tina slauts AM Says beneat h the soud-u weight
O moss hl tcK shingles d dec e- of o.
To ship ana master, sJorehuuse, wharf, and all
An well! A final pOrt, an evenings rest
krtore the long, 10 40 voyage tits ntting so.
No m IRE great ships that 90 The earth 3 ENDS g @
But thoughts Of on- whire saii-a ain that is best
II James Buckham ia the Catholic Void
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-11-11

On the instant when
a lion shows his tenn
pei " said a famous lion
tanner cut him quickly
over the face Don [
wait until hc springs at
you This Is equally
good advice for treat
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-11-11

A month later came the following
an honest and straight
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-22
THE MHIRL IN sNOHOMIsH.

SNOHOMISH, May e1.-M- A. La Be.
OF Snohonish. and Mrs. Kate Herrick. OF
Tacoma, were married at the house OF tha
latter this week and left Wednesday for a
three months visit In the East.
Mrs. Charles jackson. OF Seattle, who
HAS been visiting her sister. Miss Sadie
Packard. has returned to her home.
Mrs Cole visited Seattle friends this
week
Mrs ]. NJ. Hull entertained the Dramatic
Club Monday evening.
Miss Alice Turner. Of the Seattle public
schools. visited Snohcxnish friends Satur-
day and Sunday.
Miss Lottie Doyle has gone to Ballard,
where she win make her home temporarily.
Miss Sadie Headlee. OF Seattle. is visit
ing her parents In this city.
Superintendent r. Z. Friars visited the
Snohoniish schools Tuesday.
Miss j. w. Kennedy spent the week with
Hartford friends
Miss Maud Brown and Miss Minnie Whit
field returned Wednesday from visi. wifi
friends In Everett.
Miss Cameiia Robertson entertained MLzss
Abbie Fuller. q Boston schooknase, this
week
Mr. Carl watsersdorf, OF Seattle. was In
Snohonish early this week
Mr.. Reeder. recently from the vicinity
OF Guthrie, Oklahoma territory, will
fnake MS future home in snohomsis.
Mrs. Robert Henry il entertaining Miss
Ethel Green, Of Harrington. Wash,
Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. cubsn@ have re-
turned 10 Snohomish from MeMurray.
Bishop Barker, Of the Episcopal diocese.
preached In ST. Johns church Sunday
morning.
Mrs c. E. Paul and Miss Maggie Black
spent portion OF the week In Seattle.
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EVERETT. May zI.-Mr. James Van
ysrr. OF Hartford. was in the city We'd
Ths mother of DR.. o. V. Harris left
last night for Sioux City, Ia
cant James D. Wood. the postoffice
inspector from St. Paul. was IN the city
last week.
S,,es. Of her sister, Mrs. r. A. Hubert
Mrs. W. r. Stccknrfdge and her sister.
MIRA Alien. were N Seattle last week visit
ing friends.
Mr.. william c. Butler ard Mr.. F. II.
Milford returned from San Francisco last
week.
Mr.. John Doyle and Mr.. c. D. Griffith
,es, wednesday morning for Seattle, whera
they took the steamer for Alaska Tney
expsc. 70 reach Dawson the last OF June.
Mr.. p. s. Grcsscup. Of Tacoma. was N
the city last week
Mr. Gran, McNeeiey aHd Mr.. j. II.
Mitchell LETT last Tuesday evening for a
,wo weeks trip in thu mountains
Mrs Isabel wing Lake and Or. Car
o.yn .Ges;er, national ". c. ?. Y. workers.
are making a trip through the Wess. They
viii BE here next Tuesday.
Mr.. Louis F. Hart, OF Snohomish, was IN
the city last week
Mrs. Frank Mar,esl OF Snohonssh, is In
the cz:y visiting her brother, Mr.. j. c.
Mckinley.
The Everett City band viii be organized
th@ coming week with eighteen pieces. The
srxt entertainment Of the series OF con-
certs and dances will be a dance at Monte
e~rfs.c hoteI. Thursday. May es.
| The last ef the series OK balls given
/ for sha- benefit Of the Everett hospital wal
| hala at Monte Cr$sso hetei Friday night.
/ .rne ladies Of tbs Cashosse church gaye
| surprise party at the X r. hall Frida,
/ evening
The ladies OK Columbia Chapter q
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rAarIE. AsD oTsaEs AFFAIRS.

Seattle Council No. Liza, RoYsi Arch
num. gave au entertainment THURSDAY
<ssrsng sn G. A. n. hall. Hsncklty block
The fSSEsSIng programme vas given.
Jassrumensal music parxhurxt.s Oschezt7
Qa5xrsesfe-s. Midnight Fire AIaf m
Dsses -. Miss EcAersy sad Mrs. Fairfield
goso-.oh. KsssI4s~ s~a. Miss Lln6erxssfa
Enoos&~-sf.0ns Where the Lilies BISON.
BY aHartssf<.
Goio--"Kens1cky Lullaby" Miss Ecxsfay
After tie rendition Of the aoovs re-
fYexhm<ass were served and dancing Mas
INDUCED in BY mzny CT fhese present
A surprise psrty VAS Essea 30 NJ.
George Ford At ssls reside.ee 1913 Nsfae-
ssenfh avenue Wednesday evening. Those
present we're: Mr.. Ind Mrs George Ford.
Nr. and Mrx. r. A. Hartley. Mr. and Mrs
Henry Smith, Mr.. ard Mrs J. c. Parsons.
Mr.. and Mrs r. vs.. Hartley, Mr. and
Mrs. n ]. Mohser. Miss Gensvssve Mscken.
81 Tacoma. Miss e, A. Kennedy. Mr. r.
r. Leighton. Mr.. II, e B@aeon. OF har-
doiph. ~. r. Mr.. A. n. Ripley. Mss =.
McFSrsand, Mr.. Ernest Rlpisy, Mr.. A. b.
Hunt. Mr. J. y. Kennedr.
z = =
Mr. r. c. wsswe.l gave party Friday
n.sht TO the students OF the university re-
siding 10 Brooklyn. Each gsaesf vas Asked
20 wear 3 badge sssou-nx his or her hobby.
Several wore bicycle buttons ana one had
or . picture Of = cake Of soap.
TIE Harmony whist Club met AZ the
sessd&rre Of Mrs j. W. White on Dexter
avenue Wednesday, afternoon. Next week
on Friday the club will BE- entertained by
Mrs Hall nj the home Of Mrs. WasiinE-
ford on Dexter avenue.
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r. g.. met last Friday evening. After the
work was over refreshments were served.
Mr. and Mrs. W. l.. Bronson, Mr.. f. {.
Bronson and Miss Jane Baker epe1t Thurs
day In Mukilteo.
Dr.. r. 8. Hanna was In Tacoma last
week
Mr.. Ed Robbins started Friday for
short trip east OF the mountains.
DR.. James McLaren Is expected back
this week from an extended eastern trip.
Mr.. William Halbert. or Snohomish. was
in the city last week.
Mr. Everett Colby. OF New York city,
for whom this city was named. Is a guest
at the Monte Cristo hotel.
Mr.. F. Ii. Muiford. manager OF the nail
works, returned today from San Fran
cisco.
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Are Wonders for Style and Beauty.
Call and See for Yourself.

pastor OF the Methodist church hefA -
in the city this week.
Mr.. William MeAl.ister. OF Elmx. y ~
iting friends In the city.
Mr. ". II. Leighton was . H1Qnhm
visitor this week.
Mr.. John Calvin visited Camp Rao1n
this week.
Mr.. W. L. Egner and Mr.. II. Z. TaJj4
were In Tacoma Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Cyrus Smith have rstufnoe
frem Stockton. Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs E. A. Gabriel visited saolr
tie and Tacoma this week.
Mr.. F. W. Thomas was the dsieenlo
from the X. or Il. lodge OF this place - -
Grand lodge az Tacoma.
Mrs. e r. thinner left Tuesday for -
eral weeks visit At Akron. o.
Judge Elliott visited this place SasuFe11
on professional business.
County Clerk w. u. Langhovne. Of CO
halls. was In town this week.
Mr.. c. a. Ballard was In Tacosne ~
week.
Mr.. James c. Ready and Mrs 4. =
Shaw. both Of this city. were married -
the residence Of Mr.. c. ID. Spencer Nay =
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CEATRALIA SOCIETY,

NTRALIA. May I.-Niss Kate Gal
Win returned from Massachusetts Monday.
Miss Alice Jackson and Miss Edith Jack
fon spent few days al Camp Rogers and
Tacoma this week.
Mr.. M. III. Bsnistsr attended the X Of
p. lodge in Tacoma Tuesday and wesnss-
day.
Mr. Arthur Sweet. an empioye on the
San Joaquin X San Francisco railroad. IL
visiting bis parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus
Sweet.
ar. c. ". Johnsone. Of chehalis, spent
q few days in this city this week
Mr. G. ri. Briffett. ST., returned from
Seattle Tuesday.
Mrs. ". J. Jenkins Is visiting friends
in Tacoma tais week.
Miss Emma Shields and sister. Mira III.
Julius Miller. visited Tacoma Tuesday
Rev. Mr.. Smith, OF Aberdeen, former
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-22

PORT ANGELES. May 2f.-Mrs- G. -
Laundsen. of this city. started THURSDAY
for Carlsbad. Germany. TO try the watefs
Of that famous place for the bensnt 8
her health.
Miss Ella Gupti'l Il home again after
years absence i'm Minneapolis. where 20
was employed as . teacher tn the CIT
schools.
Ex-Mayor John Dyke returned Suaday
from Dyes. where ne had been Twins ~
the last six months
The Christian Endsavorers OF this CIT
conducted religious services aboard -
L. s. s. Monadnock last Sunday sstef.
noon.
Mrs. III. c. Miller Is visiting friends y
Seattle.
Mrs. III. K. Latz has been quite III ~
several weeks. but Is improving.
Memorial day will be hfiingiy observes
here. Rev. w. H. Mack VIII deliver -
Grafton and Rev. w. A. Gunton the ~
mortal sermon. the later TO occur a. IN
opera house. Sunday. May o.
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next week for vssis 70 Ii Crosse, Mime
spolis and cs1eago-
r r r
Miss Wcfbert gave tasEbse party Mon
day Afternoon for Mrs- Little. wife Of Rev.
Mr. Little. minister Of The First prssby-
texan church Refreshments were served
sa.e Ia the afternoon Those present were:
Mrs. Chapman. MRS. George Heai4r. Mrs
KauS1an. Mrs. Ba-Ssiey. Mira Achilles.
Nrz c. Anderson. Mrs. C. Hoska- Mrs.
Mccrse, Mrs G. w. Morrill,. Mrs. Hand
forth. Mrs GaEss Mrs navie. Mrs Ssoce.
Mrs Chandler. Mrs, Mccssine, Mrs. Bliss.
Mrs Pgtelio-
Mrs. George III. Walker has returned
from v9ss. 10 her home in Decatur. III.
Mra Walkers brother. Mr. lyman. re-
turned xsth her ard viii visit for soae
tIrae IN Tacoma
NJ Henry Eershaw. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
C. j. Kershax. and Miss Mabel McGiivray
viii pe married in Waila Wana June J..
Mr.. ard Mrs. c. J. Kershaw and family
VIII 20 over for tha wedding.
+ r +
Mrs Asna Anderson. Mrs. @. W. Heliar.
Mrs @. W White. Miss Mcdonald and the
Misses Miller were the guests OF cci.
whelley at Camp Rogers on Wednesday
morning.
Miss Matte Baker viii. SAL from Eng
land on Monday for New York. While in
London Miss Baker was the guest OF Mira
Robert Sale Hill. who formerly lived in
Tacoma.
Charles E. Warner arrived in Tacoma
f.
viii make a short visit here and will then
return TO Alaska and 30 into the klonaike.
+ r +
The Sans Souci Cinch Club met Friday
with Mrs. Rowe. Mrs. W. d. Tyler il
substituting for Mrs. Gaiusha Parsons
during her absence.
+ r +
Mr. ana Mrs. w d. Tyler, who have
past two months. are now In their home
on South c street.
r r r
Mrs C. W. Griggs left for St Pau; Mon
day, having been called there by the seri-
Gus Illness OF Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Griggs'
son Everett
Mr.. Howard Vanderbilt was In town
Monday from Camp Rogers and dined w::h
Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ. Shulsz and family.
r r +
Mr.. and Mrs. W. g. Pearce gave a de-
Egatful dinner TO a few friends Sunday
night in Ms. pearce's private car.
r r +
Miss Jane Fuller. of Washington. d. C.,
Is expected in Tacoma this summer TO visit
her sister. Mrs. II. c. Wallace.
4. z, Z,
Mrs. La Fargo and Miss La Fargo of
Staten island. are expected IN Tacoma to-
morrow to spend the summer.
+ r. +
Mr.. William T. Wright. OF Philadelphia.
left Friday for his home after visit o.
several weeks Ia Tacoma
+ + +
Miss Julia Sprague returned home last
Sunday from Boston. where she has been
spending the winter.
Mrs G.. W. Hellar and daughter wlll 60
to Yakima next week TO visit her parents.
Mr.. and Hrs. George Peck.
r r +
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L. Carman have
. and Fourth streets.
+ r r
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Low, of Ross
land. B. c., have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Pratt.
Rev John Dows Hills has been given a
SIX months vacation by his practitioners
and will sail with AIRS. Hills and their
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Wednesday Mrs. Celia B1tfessl Mrs IL.
c. Cole. Mrs T. y. Ball. Mrs II Seher.
Mrs. n r. Hanzlton. Mrs J. C. WrtEht
ASS a. h. Bennett. ard Mrs. A. Grimm
were On the programme and the music
varieties and individuals was cf To
srens Part c. this week with Capt. ard
Mrs TaEts n saes- hrms on Lannn:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-22
xIoO Hrrard AIaNl.

The readers Of this paper VIII be pleassss
20 learn that there ss az least one dfeeosS
disease that science has been able y 80
in all IT'S stages and that il edfena.
Hairs Cararrn Cure is the only p0Guu
cure known TO the medical sraisfni.x.
Catarrn being q constitutions, disease = =
uuires a constitutional treatment n 49,
Directly uuou the blood and mucous -
faces Of the system. thereby des1sJaS
the foundation Of the disease. ana ~
the patient strength hy building W -
constitution and assisting nature e gsex
ia work. The pr0prietors have 20 M30
faith In It's curative powers. that faey =. r
One Hundred Dollars for any case 49, y
fails 10 cure. Send for Est OF tssfiraoHs1'
r + CHENEY A CO. Toledo. = j
Sold by druggists. &C.
Halls Family Pills are the Desk
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AN excellent remedy for insomnia ~
be found In the famous old Jesse AcMs
IA" whiskey. taken at bedtime. Tow
druggist has IL.
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S. 8. City Of Seattle leaves YssIef 60
Sunday. p. IN. Ofsics under y. +. ucsss
ONCE. Yesier way and First avenue.
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Admiral Sampscr's share OF prise no.sy
is now over slea.ofa and there are pfoss
bly, numerous packages ssiii anopened
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4,f*&t8,8, &, s, &, s, &, 6 6 &, 8 q
6 s.
+ Cut-cf-TCWn Society +
& &
88&4s$. 4, 4, s. i, &, s. 4, &, + 4. 81

TACOMA. Mag a,-Tae existence 81 war
ss making Itself seriously felt ia ne social
life 81 this esty. as il has Is TIRE East
Social affairs have heea narrowed tawn
to weddings principally. ard mary fElEgs
planned, among them coaching parzees
ard parties. have been gtyes up IN eonss-
qusEce.
The AIoha Csuh has Justly earned
ire reputation for giving deAghzfal
entertainments. ard the '-saakesSseareaa
reception given Monday evening az tae
EFsgzs residence added enc rn0re 70 -
many successes. Il was thoroughly
original ard unusually delightful affair.
the unanimous veraict being that 4 was
entirely too short. Each GRE OF The
twenty-five characters represented was
well given. several exceptionally 3D. Tie
characters we're 50 varied that 10 CRITICISM
could De made by comparison Mrs. Rob
ers Price. az Ophelia. gave her lines with
Irresistible effect. Mrs. III. g. Foster
made charming Portia. One Of the pro-
nouncea hifs Was made by Mrs 3. G.
Daughter as Faistzn. Mrs. e. III. Seslf
Was most picturesque as Katherine OF
Francs. Mrs C. ". Grfggs WAS 10 have
been Queen Elizabeth but owing 10 her
Sudden departure fer Sc. Paul. the par
was given TO Mrs. g. G. Wagner. who
4 n.
Titan hue and handsome court gown
MYx A. Raynor, as Shakespeare. left moth
ing wantinr and presented the characters
Ga correct shskesnearean stvie. ingroduc
1nr each one WITH q clever verse composed
by herself. After the characters had been
preneuted ALI seined In singing the star
5pangied Banner" which was followed by
q short musical programme Of three Num-
eers. given by Mrs vincent browne. aars-
FRANK Allyn ard Mrs O. = wagner hfs-
Frederick Browne presided Al the punch
bowl. ana delicious supper Was served
Following 10 list OF the characters.
Queen Elizabeth ........Mrs. q. C. Wagner
shakespeare ..,.-... AEs. A. III. W. Raynor
Juliet ..............-A Mrs. Frederick Browne
me nurse ......-.s.-'.. ars. anna Anners9a
No mo.sssSs7 ~ 80 49, a,1vn
Wrs pawa Mr.. = K Whi.e
FaIsta0 Mrs s. C. Siaughte.
rsl,..s.,.,,; a. Ias,,'. pasrra
Ttrarsia . Mrs p i Frang,ou
Isabella Mrs. j. NJ Miller r.
Francesca. Mrs. Hans Gtess
The Two Dromlos .....:.....-.. ,.....-.:..
Mira. William bsgesow. Nh G9ppy
ppnean -, r,,,,.s Me- saaiey
Kate Mrs f. G: Hudson
Branca ......s.- ...,....,. Mrs ]. A. Parker
The Three Witches .....,.-s,.- ,.;...-
Mra. a,ex heed. Mrs. r. r 1aco9s'
Mfs, A s ihoihtssoh <,rs .tsx p.tu,e
s r,s, -. ......s =. a. . yv
ns suss.s - 49,. So ~
rI.rsnr. ,rrsev. nressrsas earh guest with
= wg,ss satsn rihhon on which was the
A-Ayfcar flag
T. T. r
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-29
CANARA'S DRAMATIC PLAY.
It ny Become a Tragedy Before Il Is
Ended


New York. June "a dispatch 20
the Tribune from London says;
Admiral Camaras voyage to Port
said has been rgardod By naval oN-
ports here as a theatrical device for In.
duolng spanish people 10 believe thnt
the Madrid government h not torpid
but IL capable m doing something,
They have considered 10 Incredible that
he should have Intentions Of going 10
Manila. whore h. could only arrive
without coal and unprrpared 10 meet
Dewey with fleet wen supplied and
heavily reinforced from san Francisco,
The only theory on which Hn fullhtrdy
plan could b, explained would be- Il
secret Intrigue between Germany and
Spain by which their fleets might act
together. and this suppIsitlon exceeds
the bounds 90 Crpdlhllity mysterious
as the German emperlrH Interior pur-
pose In the Philippines may be- The
prompt announcement from Washing
ton that an American fleet n pfrpir-
Ing 20 sail Tor Spain IL regarded IN ma
val circles here a. convenient prrteNt
Tor the recall Of Camari'a squadron 10
home waters after a grutralue naval
promenade through tho Mediterranean.
The question whether Cumnra viii
be allowed 90 pass through the Sucz
canal ls eagerly discussed here. There
Is nothing 10 the canal convention on
law that stands Ina blT
way. and the tolls, while heavy. can be
paid to the Surz company boy financial
in Paris Yet Lord Cro-
mer could undoubtedly prevent IA.
passage NJ the nopt N he was ordered
10 do II from London. There would be
various methods uf hHrlHsinr Camlrt
and ohHtructirg the progress vi mia
for lord Cr0moTs will ls Fu-
prone In Egypt The vessels could be
detained there n the London Fuvcrn-
mont We're 20 suggest the prnprloty OF
such action, but II i8 Impossible Tor !
any one Ia London o. ind out whether /
he American government really wants |
IN have Camnris ilHrt stopped ana
inlesa that fact De established, ne may
90 on 90 Manila through the canal II |
ie desires 10 do go.
The feeling among naval men here |
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80 COAL r0n cAMAnA.
Attempt to Load It Ia Fgypt would 10 IRE.
vented by Force

New York, June ga dlspntch D.,
the Tribune from Cairo. Egypt. saws,
Tho Egyptian cabinet. HAVING p,si-
tive Information that 300 tons Of 'coal
an at present on board tho spanish c,i-
Hers coyldunga, san Ffnnciscp ma
Cllun has Instructed tho rovornor al
Port said 10 notify Admiral canaan
that no coal whatever can be supplied
90 him.
a spoelal. TO the Tribune from Port
Slld says.
Admiral Camara, Instead OF tho 10
900 tons or coal for which he asked on
sunday, now demands 5000 toms. nnd
aH Doc Insisted up1u being allowed In
take tho smaller quantity ON arm but
courteous rcfuaaH, the governor of
Port said nt last formally notified the
admiral that under the clrcumstanres
amy conllrg whatever OF tho Spanish
nurt In Egyptian waters would De- for
chilly prevented
Tho Huoups Ayrc7. tho Colon, tho Illo
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moved into out-Of thc-wny barths
thereby indicating OF a long stay here.
on the arrival N The transport Isle de
Iu2nn the troops now on board me
Uucu0a Ayrcs viii be Transferred to
the lHlc de Luzon, 10 as 60 enable the
Bueu0a AyrCs 20 act as q cruiser or
commerce destroyer.