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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-15
PLUNGER NEARLY READY FOR TRIAL.
GAS ENoINps NEED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

FOR BALTIMORE FoRrs-coLoNEI. HAINss
TOUR or INSPECTION
Baltimore April H-The Holland submarine boat
Plunger. building at the Columbian Iron Works. In
this city. IL about ready for her trial. II has
been said that she only about 90 per cent COM
pleted but the officials OK the Columbian company
assert that It remains necessary only TO overhaul
her gas fuel engines. matter Of a day or two. to
render the boat ready for service
detachment OF the 9Th United States Artillery
has been assigned and will Tomorrow proceed 10
the three new forts-Hawkins Point. North Point
and Fort Carroll-guarding the entrance to Balt!-
more Harbor. The detail will be In charge OF Cap
tain Peter Leary. and will be divided into squads
Of fourteen men each.
Colonel Peter c.. Hams Unted State. Engineer
Corps will leave here tomorrow for the purpose
Of Inspecting the Notifications between this port
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-15
John WANAMAKER
Formerly r Stewart Broadway av 9th and 10th ss

day. The resolutions adopted declare for Cuban
Independence and Lees appointment 10 lead the
invading army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-15
yrW,RK'S CITY AUDITOR ACQUTihD'

Newark. ~ j.. April "a (speciap.-i"r Grams
tnU for accepting commissions for insuFnsnsSns
placed city property ended ins Council had no
isgai mower 10 try him on such charges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-15

Mrs Van wyck was the widow OF H'en"'" .
Van Wyck formerly Of Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-15
uRs CArHARINE b. VAN WICK DEAD.

Chicago. April N-Mrs Cathar'ne B. van w. 49,
~ New-York who with her daughter Mss 70.
Ur "a Ms. po,hemu.. had been spending sew
w., ...,hs IN california on account Of Mrs van van
Wvck's failing health. and who was o on ne' after
home died here to-day OF acute pn soms in New
Work was at the Hotel Buckingham
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-15
DEATH OF MRS. OSCAR WILDE.

London. April Authorization was received In
this city to-day to the effect that Mrs Oscar Wilde
died recently at the Riviera.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-15
Novelty Dress Goods

the several thousand women who pupe delayed purchasing
shipments the finest Of Partisan
knowledge
These
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-15

NOVELTY GRENADINES
At So. rs and $4-Crepon Grenadines. In beautiful
plads Of combinations Of reseja cardinal, Yale
blue and beaver with black
At $4-Silk ard Plisse Grenadines in effective and
wholly new combinations
Al 81. IS and $3.50-Silk- and-wool paids Of Fall
black. over-plzded with bright eolovs; new and
charming effects.
At s450-Bayadere Plisse and Ma,easse Chenille
Striped Grenadines
Al SO 50--Se-eolored silk snd-wool check Crepon
Grenadines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-15
Women's Bicycling Costumes

JUDGING by the demand for tfem of wheeling costumes
y will be received with interest We have only correct and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-15

c.:,d.o,,. They try very hard some
~'.''u, {" times TO keep their pretty
Wash Dresses. drcssesimmacuIate these
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-15

FOR CUBA'S FREEDOM AND LEE AS LEADER
Albion. MY. April 1.-THE Democratic clubs Of
Orleans County to-day celebrated Jefersons Birth
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-21

are those of less fame. but still of glor-
Gus memory. Besides Bagley they are:
Barney, Diddic, Blakely, DeLong, Nichol-
son. O'flrien. Stockton, Thornton. Tinglcy
and Wilkes.
There is now only one vessel either
building or authorized left without a name
"a gunboat known as No. rs,
Word went around the war department
this afternoon ha, the CadiE fleet had
made another spectacular performance, this
time returning to the houle port The
sources ot the Information is not disclosed
so that 1t ia impossible To tell how much
credencc to attach TO the report,
Rumors OF troop movements continue 10
emanate from Camp Alger This time II Ia
stated on what appears to be better author
ity than usual that brigade Of Rho 'e
Island and Massachusetts, troops rs to be
sent from this camp to Santiago.
The sixth Illinois, Eighth Ohio. Third
and SlXN-fifth New York aud Twenty
third and Thirty fourth Michigan are saii
TO be slated for Porto Rico, and the quar-
termastcr in chief of the troops is =
posed 10 be- arranging for their tranEnorts-
ton. who VIII, IL Is reported be sent by
sea directly from Newport News Oh two
big liners. the Yale and Haryl?l tate
New York and Parisl.
Secretary Algcr said this afternoon none
OF these orders had been issued &c tie
rumors are only speculative.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-21
Blanco's Refusal to Exchange Hob
son Caused Much Indignation.
NAY RESORT TO RETALIATION
Secretary Long Supplied Names for
Thirty-fiye More Warships.
HE MAINE IS TO BE RENE INFERRED
4 Cruiser VIII he Named After
Brave Ensign Dngics-Cadiz Fleet
Has Returned Home.

Washington. June 20.-Public attention
here today was divided almost evenly be-
tween three subjects--thc movements Of
General shafter, the probability of reiu-
foroements reaching Dewey and the status
of Hobson. the naval hero.
Up TO late hour nothing had reached
tie department ubcut the arrival of the
troops at Santiago and Manila.
1t WIS not doubted, however, tina; or
vessels arc OFF Santiago for although i u
ctoding at les srced than The Englisl
steamers which arrived at Kingston toby.
which reported having passed them IN the
WndwpTd passage last night the distlare
which they would be obliged 10 run fron
the Windward passage 10 Santiago Is less
than that trayerscd 10y the British snip
which came into Jamaica carly in The al
ternoon
II they arrived only this moruin: III
Santiago they could report that fac solciy
By means OF dispatch boat running over
TO Kingston, twelve hour journey, so
that direct report from the fee, can not
be expected until late hour tonu5et.
II is not doubted that just about The tine
shafter appeared OFF Santiago the Charles
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-21
SPAIN STANDS PAT.
b"csn't WANT Peace that VIII Tnke
Her Colonies Awny

b"csnt want Peace that VIII TnLc
Her Colonies Awny.
Madrid, June 20, p. m.--The newspapers
say tho cabinet at its meeting yesterday
discussed the question OF peace tendencies
observable In tho United States and certain
places in SPAIN but add that Spain will re-
main unanimous to repudinte dishonorable
conditions. Peace is possible only II the
conditions are honorable and include the
retention OF the colonies"
The ministers deny the renewed rumors
OF the cabinet dissensions and the reported
resignation OF the minister OF tinanc-.
senior Puisciever. II is understood that In
any case there will be no change in the
ministry until the cortes suspends its Sit
tinSs, which will depend upon the voting
of the budget, probably by the end OF this
week.
In the meanwhile the cabinet will refuse
to enter into any discussion OF tho war or
the internal situation as being directly In
tended to Impair the governments liberty
of action.
Government circles affect satisfaction at
the situation in Cuba. but In regard TO
Manila the belief is expressed that Captain
General August will ask the foreign war
ships 10 land detachments to occupy Ma.
Mia, on the ground he is no longer able q
resist the insurgents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-21
THE SANTIAGO CABLE
SURPRISE ~ ARMY CIRCLES THAT
IT IS NOT REPAIRED.
'"c "ef"sai "f the Spanish Author
tiles I" Exchange Hobson Causes
Disn9rccnbic Feeling.

Washington, June 20 The army Off
Gals feel confident that General Sbafter
VIII make an effort to open up cable COM
munication az soon as he has landed q
ioiee, and they are expecting a cablegram
almost any moment announcing the fact
that he has succeeded
some surprise is expressed thar tho
prehch cable has not alrendy he n 70.
openei as the cable steamer was nj Mole
81 Nichdlas the middle OF last week with
all necessary material and men for rena,r-
ing 'ho breaks and opening M Of tho
service. " '"e
40 Sooh as Santiago has fallen and Cor.
Veras fleet has been DESTROYED samnso,
vii! he able to spare a sufficient n,,nhor
VI vessels OF the smaller type to make n
almost certain that nothing shall cross
between Jamaica and Cuba on the south
without passing the inspection of Amer.
can ships
Inc refusal OF the Spanish officials IN
exchange Hobson causes disapreeab,.
leeiihg here. While there Is no nos,t,y a
ooisatioh upon belligerent to EXCHANGE
prisoners, yet II Is a universal practice IN
civilized warfare. "
AS to Hohson, the authorities here ma
convinced that the Spanish officials n .
,aNins advantage OF the holding OF TN N,
III MORO Castle Under thu rules OF war,
prisoner Is valued solely by his rank
ana IL Is clearly dishonest 10 underesti-
mate prisoners rank In order TO cause
more advantageous exchange, or to take
nisher rank for the purpose OF obtaining
IN ease CT liobson, his rank Ms assistant
,enaa, which IS equivalent to lieu
hsis for his exchange. vet n 10 oh,
10 me authorities here that the spsniards
, mm" nun not as lieutenant but as non
u'ar inei OF the United States.
.hs respect his detention ccases IN
n ou mat OF prisoner OF war ana becomes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-21
THE TEXANS 10 MOVE
FIRST WILL GET AWAY FROM MO-
BILE BY WEDNESDAY,.
The Paymaster Has Arrived and VIII
soon Begin to Pay Out Coin.
Equipment Complete

Especial Dispatch to The Post)
Mobile, Ala, June 20. Orders we're re-
ceived here tonight from General Coppin-
ger, commanding the Fourth army corps,
directing the two brigades of volunteers
at this point make immediate preparations
Tor movement to Miami. Fla The order
in which the trip will be made was not
announced. but 1t is known that the First
Texas Will leave first, getting away on
Wednesday unless something unforeseen
occurs. The work of packing up has al =
ready been commenced and great cnthu-
siasm prevails among the Texans, who re-
gard the move AS another step towards
Porto Rico.
The Inst of the ordnance needed by the
'first was issued tonight. and, with a few
slight exceptions, the regiment is equipped.
The Second is also in satisfactory shape
so FAR as equipment is concerned
Another source OF Joy was furnished to-
night by the arrival OF Paymaster Howell.
who Immediately went to work on the nav
rolls. The first money will hardly be dis
tribnted before Wednesday morning but II
Is the intention to pay all of the Texas
troops before they depart from here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-21

ton appeared at Manila bay leading the
three transports which bring nearly an00
soldiers to Dewey's assistance. That act
VIII not DO known. however, for two CIR
three days, owing TO the distance to II, Z
Kong the nearest cable point.
1t ls questioned here whether with this
force TO back him Dewey will be bett, +
satisfied In assaulting Manila or even nc.
cepting It's surrender, In case @ a,vrp' $
the surrender OF the city be would be 49,
sponsible then for the safety of rurA,An
citizens and II Is thought probaDi, thas
he will await further achievements be-
fore taking possession.
During the day DISPATCHES announcing
that General Blanco had refus a to ca
change Hobson and hts fellow prisoners
created some indignation, which was mldi-
fed later by Madrid advices quoting saSas-
Ia as saying no decision had bael reached.
Should Spain adopt the cruel and unusua.
course OF refusing an exchange, the resu-
latboas OF the war department arc suit
Client TO meet the case.
The following principle is laid down IN ils
regulations: Retaliation Will never be
resorted to as measure OF mere yea
geanee. but only as a measure OF pgui,s
tive retribution. and. moreover, cautiously
and unavoidably, that Is TO say. retsl alton
shall only be rcsorted to after careful ju-
curry Into tho real circumstances ard
character of the deeds that may aetian,.
retribution."
II was pointed out today by \ leading
officer OF the army that the Spanlards mad
the most to lose by a course OF cruelty,
which would call for retaliation, as the
number of Spanish prisoners Is Far greater
than that Of American prisoners.
Secretary Long today supplied names fer
no less than thirty-fve additional craft.
All OF these were provided for in the last
naval appropriation bill. with contracts for
their construction. which have not yet neen
let, The advertisements have been lssd.d
in the case of monitors and all will sU1u
be under way,
First In the list OF big battleships Is we
Maine. that name to DO continued IN The
navy.
The other big battlcships will be called
Missouri and Ohio.
The first Of the cruisers will bear the
name OF the brave Ensign Bagley, who was
killed on the Winslow under the guns OF
Cardenas. the first American naval officer
to lose his life In the war
Four States have the privilege OF Civ
ing their names to Observation-Disclosures
Connecticut. Florida and Wyoming.
The names given to the sixteen torpedo
boats are those of Americas famous naval
heross--Bainbridge, Barry. chauncey. Dale
Decatur. Hopkins, Hull. Lawrence, Mac
Donough. Paul Jones. Perry. Preble. Stew
ert. Truxton, Whipple and worden.
The names applied to the torpedo boats
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-21
RAILROADS,

interesting notes and personals abou,
the rail- and railroad people
A number of Houston and Texas centr.,
railroad surgeons are preparing TO attend
the meeting OF the International Surgeons,
association at Toronto.
MI E. q. shackford. we'll known pas-
senser conductor, is appointed spec,,,
agent OF the Sunset railway.
The st. Louis freight bureau dabb,es IN
Texas affairs. and hence tho nronosod
state meeting of retail hardware NOR
chants called to meet In Waco to protas,
against such action.
conference of Cotton Belt and SAINT. r.,
officials at Galveston.
PRESIDENT Morgan Jones Of tina r,,.
worth and Denver is the Island C,tv
me railroad commission issues anotho,
order regarding lumber rates.
ihe Gulf and Interstate railway ,ssr
STOCK and bonds to the amount Of s.5o ooo
to take the place of capital stock coroo,os
southern Pacific railway EMPLOYEES haa
another patriotic nag raising last evan-
ing. o'en-
Eight miles of farm roads looking a.,
ouiiaer at Rockport Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-21
A SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
THE WAR,

II Is reported that General Bnnco has
> notified the officers OF the American block
aiding fleet that hereafter he will fire on
, any flag from the feet that comes within
six miles Of Havana.
. II is reported from Madrid that Spaii
Will resist peace overtures unless the con-
} dtlons include the retention of the colo
: MES.
} II Is reported from Manila via Hong
kong that the insurgents have captured
, 400L Spanish and 1000 native prisoners,
and that General Agnlnaldo, the insurgent
) leader has informed United States Consul
Williams of the formation of a provisional
) government. 1t is also reported that APP
pcrenuy friendly relations exist between
) tho Fronch and German squadrous at
Manila,
) Premier Sagasta denies that anything
: has been done toward the exchange of
) Hobson and his companions.
, No change In the situation at Manila.
8 Up to the 18th the transports had not ar
rived
: The First and Second Texas ordered
9 from Mobile to Miami for the Porto Rican
8 expedition.
. 1t is now intended to send flying
. squadron across to Span to attack ship
ping and do damage 20 Spanish towns as
4 we'll.
War department experiences difficulty In
8 securing transports to carry beef and pro-
visions for the troops, and delay in start
8 Ing expeditions is expected
General Shafter Is to be reinforced by
8 5000 more troops at Santiago.
. Governor Culberson has accepted tho
companies organized under the second
. call. making the Fourth Texas regiment
: Of infantry raised, John C. Edmonds OF
3 Sherman will be- colonel and G. w. Hardy
2 OF Corsicana lieutenant colonel.
5 Colonel Bryans regiment attached to
Lees corps and will be held in reserve to
8 capture Havana.
General Skaters army of invasion has
. arrived at Santiago and the coast is being
! secuted in order to select good landing
8 places.
The British consul at Santiago, who Is
. acting for the United States In the nego-
tiations for Hobson's release. suggests
: that ransom be paid to secure the ex-
2 change Of the prisoners.
~ nus peeh ueciceu oy the ADMINISTRATION
Z TO transfer Lieutenant Hobson from the
. construction bureau and raise him to the
Srede OF lieutenant commander.
Crbans arrived at Key West report hard
times In Havana. The government has
< oopfscated all the horses. Two new bat
. tories have been erected. There are 5000
! armed Cubans In Havana province, against
5c,ooC we'll equipped Spaniards.
I 1t Is reported from Manila via Hong
; Kong that a Spanish general and $500 of
4 his troops were ambushed and slain by
, the insurgents.
! 1t is rumored in Madrid that the queen
regent proposes TO abdicate on account Of
! the critical condition OF the country.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-21
The War Board Sees the Necessity for Having a
Large Enough Army.
A HUNDRED THOUSAND MORE ARE NEEDED
The Great Expedition Against Havana Must be Organized linen
There Are the Coast Defenses Maintained and
Army is Necessary

troops point out that as each expedition
leaves for the front there is a disposition
to make 1t larger than at first intended.
There is also the main expedition against
Havana to provide for. and 1t is proposed to
make this overwhelming, so as to avoid as
far as possible for human foresight against
disGster At the same time the coast de-
fences must be manned, and there must be
a considerable reserve army to draw upon
II needed at any point. 1t is also pointed
out that nothing would tend to discourage
any European nation from interfering on
tehalf of Spain as much as would the fact
that the military strength of the United
States was being increased The number
OF men mentioned as likely to be called for,
If there is another call Is 100000
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-21
KEY WEST NOT AFRAID.
"' ieilow Fever in MisissiDpi
Cnused No Alarm

Nh"W Fever In MtAisSfDn
Caused No Alarm.
hey West, Fla, June 15.-(Correspond
ehce OF the Associated Press. News O,
tue temperance Of yellow fever at Nc
f1ehry' MISS, caused no excitement here
Key West Is considered a healthy town
ana mas had no fever for twenty years.
The United States government de,ided
soine time ago to erect a yellow fever
hospital here and also to establish a de-
'ehuon camp on one of the keys in the
heishoorhood, but no hurry ord,rs have
oeeh received in these matters.
II was hoped to secure the Ksv of po-
cae for the detention camp. hut the so,.
lhhaoitant of the island insisted on the
soSerhment buying his house and the gov
e'm,tient prefers to take another KEY.
Inc marines wounded In the fighting n,
guantanamo will be brought 10 the marine
hospital here. This hospital has only half
aozeh patients. suffering from diseases
not from wounds
Inc men in the ships Of the fle.t have
rne en ainicted with dysentery and dlar-
rhoea on account of the poor dr,p Tin /,
water. The distilling plant here has No,
yes been able to furnish pure watsr.
:, mere. are some cases OF bronchitis 4,
,he hospitals. Most people are examn,
from colds here and on the water mo mat :
VT how much they expose themselves m :
are not affected. but persons who persnirs
ireeiy and expose themselves to drausht ~
oiten catch severe coldy. y
one OF the government physicians her,
ouoan' says he would advise that field
nospmais be built in the Cuban hills'
sners me water lie good and the e~oI
~ niow. Key West Is too hot frr
'A' 'on'oF' Of seriously wounded mau.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-21
HARD TINES IN iii
Reported that E,orbIt,,tl
Are Charged for M
GOVERNMENT CONFISCAltb \
Not More Than Two Per,... !.
Seen ON the Street ~
Spanish WarsAips 1

Key West, June 2O.--cuh. I
here report that lard is selling !, \
rice at 20 cents. beans at % ceD,, /
ana and all are scarce. and IN, .
all horses of private families ~
livery stables have been contisrsj
der of General Ar0las, the miS,ll
ernor of Havana for the use q ~
There is hardly any traffic ID NJ
OF Havana and groups Of NOR, 4,
persons are not allowed 70 loI,ss 4
corners. The street RAILWAY =
whose cars are drawn BY hosA ,
liged to run a car every hcur N
every five minutes as iiefetcct
horses have been taken ~ ths RON,
The Spanish vessels In he n,
the Condo de Venadito, Nueyl1 |
Vicente Yanez. Pinzon and AlM
the last named being used az l
ship. No other gunboats or CONFER
are in the bay.
The new batteries which hu NJ
Just east of Moro castle are h
No. 1 and No. 4, No. ] being tAs
to the city.
Two other new batteries have "
structed on either side Of fs y
the Almendarez river. west Of Sasu
and the Reina Bahr is also psotk
heavy ordnance. 1t Is reported "
are 5000 armed Cubans In Havana
pitted against $4,000 well eculp'f
iards. a
The health of the Cubans 10 Hi'S
vince is excellent. Their camp
at Zenea.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-21
Especial Dispatch to The Post,

Washington. June 20.--Unless the expedi~
tlons to Santiago de Cuba and Porto Rico
accomplish their objects with less delay
and difficulty than are now expected, it is
probable that there will be another call Tor
volunteers about the time all those re-
tcred in.
While nothing has been determined on
tliis point 1T is a matter that is being very
generally discussed among war department.
authorities and leading members of the
realized that it viii be better 10 err on the
riGe OF having too many men rather than
too few. Advocates ot calling for more
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-21
WASHINGTON.

inc senate took up the coDeideration OF
the Newlands resolution. A vote taken
on the ayes and nays disclosed the oppo-
s'tion to be lamentably weak. The debate
will be continued today
He mouse passed the general deficiency
bill, carrying 1924, O0O,O 900.
o. Z. Drake was confirmed as collector
Oh customs for the district Of salur,a.
Texas.
me indian appropriation bill was agreed
TO- WIN the free home amendment
stricken cut. 1t carries $500 900.
ine mouse committee on coinage, weights
ana measures reported for the adoption of
Inc metric system in the government bust
ness.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-21
STATE.

Fred Sawyer. colored. who assau,,.. No.
'uNef at Ennis, gets the death penalty
Judge Harris at Fort, Worth r.r
S@'A 70 'a'' parties pardoned by the gov.
ernor on tho ground that the governor can
not remit costs. '' '"n
rory cars of watermelons shipped mort,
IRON Beeville in one day. ''
Nearly all the necessary equipmen, ,or
tns FIRST Texas cavalry at San An,on,.
is at hand. 'on'o
Neports from nearly every section Of ~.
state show that crops arc in splsnd,S .A'
a'tion and that rains have been geneva,
deed of trust ME
'o'''s'on near Beevllle Fireman
rarver is badly injured by jumping
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-21
NOT SPANISH GuNNERs.

Suspected that Foreigners Have
Charge of MORO Castle Ordnance.
Key West, June 2o.--Another government
vessel which arrived here this morning re-
ports that MORO Castle keeps firing heavy
shells at the bloekading squadron. and it
Is not believed such accurate shots can be
fired by Spanish gunners.
On Friday a thirtcen-inch shell exploded
dangerously close to one OF the American
warships. raising column OF water and
smoke over 100 feet high.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-21
NNIERCIAL.

American spot cotton markets OF 1.16c
aud Liverpool l-l6d.
Liverpool cotton futures i-6id down:
New York IA to l6 and New Orleans IL TO
lc points lower.
Wheat started weak, but strengthened
ON short covering; closed at only small
loss.
Bears started raid on stocks, bu, I,
didn't last long.