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MADAM CALDWELL-MEDIUM LIFE
reader; healer; mining expert; rs ] ST.
MRS. FRANCIS WINTERS, Occulist
test and business medium; mining a
speciality. Mansion House, 7th, and ].
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DELIABLE
~ and ENTERPRISING
Sacramento Dealers.


We employ q professional poultry dresser.
Healthy poultry. fresh ranch eggs. p0ul-
try supplies, thoroughbred poultry and
eggs: Sacramento Poultry Supply Co..
1923 street. Cap, phone 400. Halsey G.
Smith MANAGER
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BOOKBINDERs.

THOSE MAGAZINES, THAT MUSIC,
gather 1t up and have 1t bound at E. w.
Breuniug's. 219 ] street. Sacramento.
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5-ROOM COTTAGE IN WASHINGTON
SO SO. 7-room cottage in Washington
large yard, SIS. HAWK & CARLY, l0l:
Fourth street
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r. H. FULLER, EXPERIENCED
nurse. Residence sos Twelfth street.
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1863 ELEVENTH ST-LOWER FLAT
four rooms. Apply next door.
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THE AMERICAN FISH COMPANY AT
TIA ] street has the most complete fish
and poultry market in the city. Always
carrying everything the market affords
in their line. Tel-Sunset, main, asa; Cap.
61e
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French Laundry opens Monday February
14th; at 1904 Second street. First-class
work only, by experienced French laundry
hands: Prces reasonable and perfect sat-
isfaction guaranteed in every case or
money refunded. JUNQUA BROTHERS,
Proprietors.
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WANTED-A STRONG AND TRUST
worthy box of pleasing manners to drive
a grcery wagon and take care of horses.
Address Is, this office. f132t
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LosT-FoUND.
SPIRITUALISM.

NINE. JOHNSON, TEST AND BUSINESS
medium. Singleton Bldg, room A.
MRS. l. DARRALL. CLAIRVOYANT
and trance medium. to u. / to 8. III 18th
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NEW LAWNS LAID OUT BY LOUIS
BAHRS; also other garden work done.
2Sth and W, or Elm Nursery, 18th and L.
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Try McMorry's Blend Coffee. 35c.
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NURSES.

I. A. TURNELL, GENTLEMAN'S
nurse. Physicians references. Cap.
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1000 MEN TO HAVE OLD HATS MADE
new 1124 street. w. l.. ROURKE.
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CRYSTAL PALACE, SOC ] STREET
The choicest of wines. liquors and cigars.
Call and be convinced. SCHNEIDER &
FREYGANG. Proprietors.
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HOS FOURTH ST.-NICELY FURNISH
ed rooms: suites or single: 81 and up.
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RAG CARPET WEAVING; Old Carpets
made into rugs. Mrs. Johnson. 1914 Sth
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

W. W. MACFARLANE, NJ. D.-OFFICE
Fourth and K: residence 716 18th St
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WANTED-FURNISH COTTAGE Oh
lower fiat for housekeeping by young cou
pie; no children. Address S. E. c.. this Of
fee; rent not exceeding $40; not above
Seventh street fe12-3ts
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yIAyI CO.'S OFFICE, S06 j STREET.
Rooms / and .. Health talks to the
ladies' 18th and 21St.
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WANTED.

MIDDLE-AGED LADY DESIRES TO DO
Homework in small family. Address
MRS. DOTY. Sacramento. f13-2t"
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THE ONLY AND ORIGINAL KLON-
dixie tamale parlors is at 1409 L street.
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SAMPSON & MCKENZIE, CARPEN-
tiers and builders, 1888 ST. Stores and
offices fitted up and jobbing. Phone 445.
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BOARD AND LODGING.

PROF. GEO. B. FRANZ, TEACHER OF
the violin. Residence 2820 o street.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
MUSIC AND ART.

BELLE CARRINGTON, 1924 f STREET,
teacher of piano, singing and harmony.
PROF. J. s. BECKER. TEACHER OF
piano. Tel. 135. 719 n street.
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WANTED-WAITRE AND GIRLS
for city and country Apply to Grant
Mckay, 921 Sixth street. Sunset phone,
red 541
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JUST RECEIVED CARLOAD CHOICE
Oregon Apples; large lot fancy navel or
anges and fresh nuts. s. f. Market, 504 K.
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DR.. w. H. BALDWIN. OFFICE, 1929
I'd ST. Hours-10 to II. to 4. and to s.
Phones, red 1863. Cap. SO. Residence l1a0
II street. Phone. black. 431; Cap. S.
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DIR. MARY NJ. CRONEMILLER-s2s
ST 10 10 a. m. to $3.50 and to IS
.. M, tel, office, 473; res, 406. Sunset, 1s2
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HOLBROOK & LOTHHAMMER, PIANO
tuners and repairers, 1921 Eighth street.
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DR.. w. o. GIRARDY, DENTIST-OF-
fee and residence, S22 Fifth street Cap
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8 z. DYEWORKS REMOVED TO 251
] street. Work on short notice.
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DR. p r. WATTS, 1006 Eighth Street
to p. m. Sundays, to 2 p. M
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REMOVED-DR HART HAS REMOVED
to Suffer Building, Fifth and streets
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VETERINARY SURGEONS.
INSPECTED DIARIES.

J. MARTY & BROS GOLDEN EAGLE
Dairy-Located on Freeport road. p. O.
box 1853, Sacramento. Telephone 301.
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70S 7TH ST-6-ROOM HOUSE. PARTIAL
ly furnished. Inquire 704 Seventh stree
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REMOVED-DR. McGAVREN HAS RE-
moved to Suffer Building, Fifth and j.
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f. f. TEBEETs.
DENTIST
91s Sixth street, between and ], west
side, opposite Congregational Church.
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BOARD AND FURNISHED ROOMS;
light, airy, private, reasonable. 6l5 Ele-
Vepth street
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72S 7TH ST-2 LARGE. COMFORTABLY
rooms furnished for housekeeping.
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JAPANESE DOMESTIC AND RANCH
hands furnished on short notice at Jap
anese Inf. Agency, 817 Sixth street.
CHEAPEST SOLING ON EARTH.
Gents, 45c; ladies, 35c, at 1011 street.
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ANYONE GOING TO THE KLONDIKE
will save money by calling on BEESLEY
& SON. 516-51S j.
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TO LEASE OR FOR SALE-91a ACRES
of land. barn and two windmlls. Ap-
ply to Mrs. Grant Fee. Brighton. fest
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WANTED-A YOUNG LADY WISHES
a situation as shorthand, typewriter
and second bookkeeper; will make her
self generally useful in any store also.
Address mo. TO- this Office.
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FOR SALE.

HORSE SO: ALL KINDS OF WAGONS
HARNESSES. al COS Ninth street
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DR.. SIMMONS, JR.-HOURS II TO 12
a. M TO 5 p. m, 1880 evenings. Tele-
phones-Office. Sunset red. S9I. Capt.
tai, 240. House-Capital, 12S
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71Sh K ST-s ROOMS AND KITCHEN
furnished for housekeeping
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DENTISTRY.

DIR. r. l.. WATTS OFFICE. 705 J ST,
over Christianson & Co.'S market.
Painless extraction of teeth by use of
new anesthetic. Examination and
consultation free. Hours-S:30 a. M to Z
D. IN. Tel, office, 1913 red; res SAL black
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Steam Is up in the boilers: the anch-
ors are ready to be weighed and prob
ably soon after sunrise, if not before,
the fighting squadron will be on its
way to Cuba. Long cipher dispatches
from Washington are being translated
at this dispatch goes ashore.
kEY VEST; FLA. April 21--At >
O'clock this afternoon the recall guns
Doomed from the fleet, ordering ali the
officers and men who We're ashore to
reJoin their ships forthwith.
AT nighiofaN, however, there had
been no movement of the fleet and
There is not likely to be any before
morning, as the Cincinnati and the
Marbehead have been ordered to The
docks to take on coal and water.
lat O'clock this morning Captain
sampson had received no orders from
Oft .Su!Hes OF eA!'eIeI uolsuEqsr.M
was expecting some such Instructions.
1t was decided late tonight to sana
ashore from the New York FOR that
ships cutter, which had been put on
the beach when preparation for action
was made some weeks ago This is
believed to mean that landing parties
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pared program. A significant feature
OF his message was the statement that
the Spanish government notified him
that it regarded the withdrawal of
Minister Polo yesterday as terminate
ing the diplomatic negotiations, show
ing that twas not disposed to accept.
the expressed intention of our govern
ment to continue MIR. Woodford as
medium of communication until Sat
urday noon. Mr.. Woodford also an
nounced that he had instructed Con-
sui General Bowen, at Barcelona, to
cause all American sconsuls in Spain to
Immediately withdraw from the coun-
try He further stated that he had in
formed the Spanish government, after
asking for his passports, that he had
placed the American legation In Mad
rid and American interests in Spain
generally in the hands of the British
embassy. The ambassador. Right
honorable Sir Henry Drummond
Wolff. is not at present in Madrid. so
american interests will be confined to
the British charge. Sir George G. F..
Bonham, Bart
To all intent and pu rpose, this re-
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&c diplomatic relations with this gov
ernlnent. This course renders 1,nn ~
esSary any further diplomatic action on
ehe part OF the United States
.7,-,e, April 20, 1898.
lou nave been furnished with the
I teAt OF joint resolution voted bv she
oohsreSs OF the United States on tha
.i.ne .sehtn Neutrality-suspicious. today--in
,eids!oh TO The paciticution of tha IL
land OF Cuba In obedience 10 that
aet 1ne PRESIDENT directs YOU to i'm
an ,,.o, ,,,au Icy communicate to the gov
erhti,eht OF Spain said resolutions. With
the formal demand of the coyarnsn.nt
o. the United States that tjha cavern
merit OF Spain at once relinuulsh its
auhortty and government in the island
Oh Cupa and Withdraw its land ana
ha'af forces from Cuba and Cuban
waters In taking this step, the Uni
Tea States hereby disclaims any dis
position or intention to exercise scyer-
egnty. jurisdiction or control over the
Island. except for the pacihcation there
of. and asserts its determination. when
that is accomplished. to leave the gov
eminent and control of the island to its
people under such free and independent
government ak they may establish
III by the hour of noon on Saturday
next, the I'D day of April, instant,
there be not communicated to It'll
government by that of Spain a full
and satisfactory response to this de-
mand and resolution whereby the ends
of peace in tsIba shall he assured, the
Preside nt will proceed wi tholit further.
notice to use the power e nd authority
enjoined and conferred upon him by
the said joint resolution to such extent
ais may be necessary TO carry the same
INTO effect.
s.shernan, telegram Madrid, April
y. 1898. (Receved 500 z. NJ
I, .ast,S
''E.arly this Crhursday) morning, inn
meliately after the receipt of Your
open telegram and before 1 had com
munica ted same to Spanish govern
ment. Spanish minister for foreign af-
fairs notified me that diplomatic re-
lations are broken off between the two
countries. and chat all official conrnu-
nication between their respective rep
resentatives have ceased. i accordingly
asked for safe passports. Turn legation
over to British embassy and leave for
Paris this afternoon. Have notified
conSuiS.
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ing a conflict IN tho st,.,i,s ~ 49,,
ian. where She wn,,,d ~ ~l itu 81
vantage The 0re@o,, h.S - q. . u,sau :,
to go around S,ans I4nrn Deen ofoeieo
the lir1Ie Ronrrnf, 80,
has been placed nns..r c,n ~ ',S eo ~
CAPTAIN clover VINO win r,..at ri.a -
ut Norfolk WITHIN a f.n. A., .S sii.p
it to Kew wes1 anu ID Ae
In the War Denar+nan+ rao,. s,,.
to and fro ra,a t;,Js 70 49,, 1o'sls > ,is"
ton of troops in rho Sontb ana So
80. /, - - - .AiS N'ou ~ sillu oScfe-
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WILL SAIL AT SUNRISE
Flying Squadron Leaves This
Morning.
DESTINATION A SECRET
Huntington Rifles In Readiness to Move at
Moments Notice. Government
May Purchase La Grande
Duchesae.

Hundreds OF eyes were turned toward
une lead-eolored ships of war lying
or Old Point last. night EARLY in
rhe evening the rumor that the squad
ron would sail for the South BECAME
current, and the result was that in a
snort time many people were hurryinE
thither to witfess the departure This,
coupled with the busy scenes incident
70 the work of planting mines and
torpedoes in She waters of the har6,
caused a bustle\and excitement beyond
any timing observed>on the reservation
since 1t became known That war was
likely to occur.
1t was supposed that the Maksachu-
sets would sail in advance of her
sister ships OF the squadron but she
did not go. Members of the Pilots
association who were ashore in the
evening said that they had not been
requested to take any of the vessels
out, and later it ,was stated upon ap-
parently good authority that the fleee
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unity to Present President North
Atlantic Squadron to Cuba. Naval
Engagement

lieves the State Department from fur
Their negotiations as to Cuba, save
those relating to privateering, neu-
trality observances and the like. It
was found necessary to frame a notice
to the powers OF the intention OF our
government to establish blockade of
Havana. a notification required by in
ternational law.
The Navy Department today, aside
from giving the orders to the squad
ron, continued the work of adding to
the navy and purchasing another ship
at Norfolk, as an auxiliary craft and
some small yachts. The news Of the
actual beginning of war was received
with gravity at the department and
there were many speculations as to
the destination of the Spanish squad
ron. One suggestion was that they
would try to cut off the fine battleship
Oregon, now on its way from the Pa
ctflc coast around to join Captain
SIMPSONS command. There is also
some fear that the Oregon may be
taken at an unfair advantage. without
knowledge Of the existence of war. by
the Spanish torpedo destroyer Tenn
merre, which is now lying at Buenos
Ayers. Possibly with a View to avoid
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(BV Telegranh.l


WASHINGTON, April y. - War be-
tween the United States and Spain is a
fact, though not officially declared SO
by congress.
The stirring events Of yesterday
We're succeeded today with rapidity by
others of equal Importance: culminut-
ing in the afternoon in orders for tic
departure OF the Nor-h Atlantic
squadron for Havana. This prac;ic-
ally is an act of war. SO that the War
between this country ana spain may
fairly be said to date from today, April
81. 1898. TWO minutes after the
opening of the state department this
morning word came from Minister
Woodford that the Spanish govern
ment. having anticipated and prevent
ed his intention to present the p,esi-
dents ultimatum he had asked for his
passports. The administration. in a
public statement, announced that it
regarded the action Of the Spanish
government as rendering unnecessary
further diplomatic action on the part
of the United States and further stat
ed that 1t regarded the course adopt
ed by Spain as one placing upon that
country the responsibility for the
breech of unfriendly relations. Mr..
Woodford's telegram resulted in the
calling of a special cabinet meeting to
arrange and outline Il plan of cam
paign, or rayther to determine how to
begin the execution of the plan Of
campaign already prepared by the
/ stra tegIc board&nfs the army and navy
departments. This Immediate result.
was the order for the North a tlantfc
squadron to begin the blockade of Ha-s
vana. How much further than this
the cabinet progressed in its dalibera
tons it is not possible to say. for the
obvious reason that the time has now
come when the interests of the gov
eminent require that the movements
of ships and troops should be guarded
with the greatest care from undue
publicity, in order to prevent the enc
my from taking advantage of the in
formation.
The North Atlantic squadron. under
Captain Sampson, makes a splendid
array of fine vessels, comprising such
battleships as the Iowa and Indiana
monitors like the Puritan. Terror and
Amphitrite. armored cruisers like the
New York. flagship. protected cruirers
such as the Cincinnati. Marhle!lead
and Montgomery: gunboats like the
Vicksburg. Wilmington and Annaao-
lis: regular torpedo boats as the Ell
iccson, Gushing. Winslow and the like,
fast yachts and other vessels that
have been added to the fleet by pur-
chase. The force is quite competent
to blockade all the ports in Cuba. or
at least all of the ports connecting
by rail with Havana and so likely to
Ds' USED 10 supply lHaI pace III lne
event of seige. With food and muni-
tons of war. This statement is to BE
taken With the understanding that it
does not contemplate the coming to
Cuban waters of the Spanish fleet Tn
such case. the probable policy would
be to abandon the blockade and en-
deavor to force the Spanish fleet to
battle.
Minister Woodford's action during
the day. as reported to the State De-
partnent in a late telegram. indicated
that he was following a carefully pre-
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SPAIN COURTS WAR
Breaks Off Diplomatic Re-.
Iations With This Country.
OPENING OF POSSIBILITIES
''"'r'' """dtord, The American Minister,
"'ssh iA's Passports. Large Crowa
u. '"s station When lie
Leaves L..uriu.
tGy Ic.eSrupa,)


,,,''->,-,it-iD' -Abfil -4-l4.lo Z. NJ
Ahe uitiiiialuti o1 lne Unlteu StaIas
va ieeeiNSu carly LnlS morning an
80 . ISL Inc SPANISH government
.hiiiieuieteiy broke oil diplomatic rela-
LIONS WITH The United States. pot1fyine-
me CAiled States minister 10 this en-
iecl before he Was able to present any
note. r -
lz:2o p. M.-The news of the rupture
was received calmly. There is no ex-
clteinent apparent anywhere.
L. M.-opain'S action today is con-
Siuered virtual declaration OF war
ana hostllities may begin immediatelY.
90 4. MA semi official note is
sued this afternoon says:
Inc spanish government, having
received the ultimatum Of the Presi-
dent OF the United States, considers
that the document constitutes a decla-
ration OF war against Spain. and that
the proper form to be adopted Is not
to make any further reply. but to
await the expiration Of the time mem
toned in the ultimatum before OPEN
ing hostilities. *
In the meantime the Spanish au-
/ ( y
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VIII cut q considerable figure in the
campaign. In fact, 1t is stated, though
hot oiiicialiE. that the fleet will first go
90 Matdnzas ana there e:tablEh o
base OF operations.
BrsSldier General Graham, conlnan-
deg of the Department OF the Gulf,
ar'iNed on the steamer City y. Key
VEST this afternoon. lie was met at
the deck by Lieutenant Colorsl Dog
get and two BATTERIES OF artillery
stationed here, and elcor set. to the bur-
RACKS.
General Graham said 60 special sig
a,hS.,liec attached to his ari.r.tl, AID
tiiitt hc WAS here Simply Gu L regular
y:..i OF Inspection. Ceion4l DeggelL
"..HanlS. who is unable 10 secure the
Sl.ugf ban bond exacted. Ii is propLDic
ptac he VIII succeed. y SPECIAL term
OF the local court viii De Called 10 try
u jail Breakers.
E.r@isu FRANK baldwin, Of the s1r-
pt+uu Goat Gushing, Tell lMsl i natuh-
Ny today and broke several r!o=. lie
WI. be removed to the hospital lyrlJr-
.,sW
l'ne Indiana. which hals been coailny
a THE IortuSlS. mas been ordered 10
report mere cary tomorrow morning.
1vMaru nLdniS'Al j lurry message
G~Alile ashore ordering several officers
% lAe hasSnlp On oGaru immediately.
AZ LOU lsiS lnoiA4uS yi4eiS Was no
snVNytnGns on the part ot Lits neet, but
.,4:,as:tl4As Was sltAi Progressing and
ene:e were slsAs ol 2cltv4ty. no naval
.i.Sil Wvle tl4eu ashore. AZ That Auul
one ol ,tile LlnclAAitl's SleWlruS WHO
.I.1u dulSs&A yue regular UoAl Went oul
acct a,, unuer oraers to ssaAA ~ L
~
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"wooDFoRD.'
NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON.

Many Signs of Activity About Captain
Simpsons Fleet.
(By Telegraph.)
ON BOARD THE FLAGSHIP NEW
YOk, OFF KEY WEST, FLA, April
21.-10:30 p M.-The night is being
spent quietly on board this vessel All
think it is the last they will spend in
American waters for some time to
come.
Captain Chadwick has arranged a
special mail to leave for the shore at
II o'clock and the officers and men are
now busy writing farewell letters
Captain Sampson is in his cabin with
Captain Chadwick and "Fighting
Bob Evans, who came over from the
Iowa about an hour ago. They are
consulting with respect to the final
plans.
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sl;ttluucG lii tl.esc waters, Iolluws:
LIST Ot' UEtlCEltS.
Captain W. L. Sampson, Command
er-lL-Cmei. .. a.ra.-- ~
Lieutenant S. ~. staunton. ASST.
Chief OF stan.
Lieutenant {. c. Marsh. Flag Sec
rctary. lMu-
Ensign L. L. nonnott, Flag Lieu
U. S. FLAGSHIP NEW YORK.
Captain, T.. Il. Chadwick.
Leutenant-C Commander, w. 2. Por-
ter. .-..
Lieuten;,nts, ]. Roller, II. w. Coffin.
Il Il. Mullig;.n, T.. l.. Capehnrt.
lansiyns, E. Alarable, j. r. Edie. t.
II. Erulnby.
Naval Cadets, II. c. Muslin, A.
Kautz. \. u. Jones. O. ID. Duncan, W.
c. DuI3oSe, Z. II. ESgert, J. W. POW
ell Charles Boone.
Medical Inspector NJ. G. Drennang.
Past Assistant Surgeon, L. ~ Ber-
ryhill
Assistant Surgeon. Il. Spear.
Pay Inspector, a. Rurtis.
Assistant Engineers, w. Ball. a. MI.
Cook. H. T. Baker
Naval Cadet, (1ng.), L. G. Richard
son.
chaplain, A. T.. Royce.
Captain United States Marine Corps
NJ {. DoodIe!l.
lLletllclitiltl tJilIlIN NPlsee-@ A'i.-A - =
Corps. r. III. Lamb.
Naval Cadet (Eng.), j. S Graham:
Assistant Naval Constructor, r. z.
Hobson
Carpenter ]: 2. Haley,
Gunner, e. Morgan.
Boatswain, u. Mullen.
FIJI Pay Clerk (FleeD, IL. t. Mac NVll>le.
Pay Click, w 4 a. Nallace.
: 3s55 iss IL Z s. IOWA.
Captain IT, d.. E van $: S3@
Commander. r. e. ERodG-
ers.
Lieutenants w. p. schuetze, w NJ
WitAel j. NJ. Orchard. IL. $. v anDuzen.
=. X. Hin q. CD. G, Tarbox.
Ensign, n: c, rwning
Naval Cadets, O. J. Muffin, Fl. VIII
liams. n. s. Houston, \. c. Owen. j.
w. Graeme, 4. j. Hepburn, w. c. As
serson.
Surgeon. NJ. IT. Simons.
Past Assistant Surgeon, r. r. Gran
dali.
Paymaster. j. a. Ring.
Chief Engineer, G, w. Rae.
Past Assistant Engineers, G. Il.
Rommell, II. o. Stickney.
Chaplain. r. H. Hoes.
Captain United States Marine Corps.
l.. lSarmany.
Second Lieutenant United States
Marine Corps, T. II. Low. -
Boatswain, A. Whipkey. .a
Gunner. a. S. Mackenzie.
Carpenter, Il. Johnson.
Pay Clerk. G. w. Loomis.
Mate, II. Olsen.
Naval Cadets tErgs.), II. l.. Collins
a. r. Graham
u. S. S: INDIANA.
Captain, II. c: Taylor.
Lieutenant Commander, j. A. Rodg
crs.
IlcutenantS, s. L. Comfy. *. Hen
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(By Telegraph.)
WASHINGTON. April 21.-Tne fol-
lowing statement of the text of the
allt:matum to Spain was issued to-
day:
con yesterday. April 20. 1898, about
II O'Clock A. NJ. the Department Of
State served notice of the purpose of
this government by delivering to Min
lister Polo a copy or the resolutions
passed by ti1e Congress of the United
States on the 10TH inst. INTER the re-
oeipt of this notice the Spanish minister
forwarded to the State Depar tment
a request for his passports, which were
Furnished him on yesterday Afternoon.
Copy of the Instructions are herewith
appended.
1.-The United States ministerial Mad
rid was, at the same time. instructed
TO make a like communication to the
government Of Spain. This morning
the department received from General
Woodford a telegram, a copy OF which
is hereunto attached. showing tina;
the Spanish government had broken
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The Text of the Instructions Sent to
Minister Woodford.
lBE TeIegraphl N.
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would not leave before sunrise, All
the officers We're requested to be on
board their ships ait 10 o'clock, a pecu-
liar time which indicates that Commo-
;dore Schley was eNpecting-if he had
mot already received notice to sail at
daybreak-uhat orders would come at
any minute directing him to put to
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