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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-28
PARTY AT PROVIDENCE FORGE.
Especial to the Daily Pre5s.)

PROVIDENCE FORGE. Jan 81
Miss a. l.. Richardson gave a party
at her residence (the Hotel Yelling
tom last night. Among those present
We're Misses Lille [Morecock, Ada Ia
tum, of Portsmouth: Sanie Tim berlake.
Irene Harris. Matilda Apperson, EN-
ma Mountcastle, Addie ,Mountecastle,
Miss Swain, Bowling Green, Va; Lii
lie and Minnie Cotman, NJ v. Parrish.
a. L. Richardson; Mr.. and Mrs. J. b
Richardson, Messrs. w. IL Gillian, J.
r. Weisinser. c. L. Apperson, Gregory
Clarke. Henton Harris. Walter and
Tommie Timberfake, Willie Sherman,
Milton Clarke. Richie Mountecastle and
DR.. l.. A. Slater. at 2 O'clock the
dancers departed FOR their respective
homes declaring it one of the most
pleasant evening spent for some time.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-28

Deposit your clothes money with us.
1t will pay you good interest.
WOODWARD &c WOMBLE.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-28
TERSE TELEGRAMS.

TACOMA, Jan. 27-The steamer CITY
Of Seattle sailed for Alaska today with
900 passengers.
SEATTLE. Jan. e7.--The steamer City
or Topeka sailed This morning for Ju-
neau. Tee Topeka took more than 200
passengers. majority of them from
this city. All the accommodations Of
the steamer were sold out some time in
advance
DENTON HARBoR. MICH, Jan. 81.
me IN. stea ss 81 CITY of Duluth was
We Red off st. Joseph this morning.
Inc vessel was broke in two
by the terrific seas that pounded if
With dreadful force. 1'he steamer and
sargo We're valued al 100000 ana We're
insured for sS1COO. They will both b. a
to:a! less.
The twenty-five passeng- RS aboard
ana the crew were saved by the heroic
efforts of the life saving crew Many OF
'hem, hcwsver. Were severely njur
and several We're frozen by the terrible
exposure to the clements
LONDON. Jan. 27.-The German war
snip Gef!on returned to Alden today, in
crcer to arrange for the immediate dis
Iatch OF Golfers Ton overtake the
deutschland. hsr consG,t, whose firys
have again given cat
LONDON, Jan. Pit is now reported
that friends of Lady Sykes have settled
the matter Of the alleged fore .>les with
the money lender, Jay. The latte. how
ever. refuses to either dNny or confirm
the report.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.-President
and Mrs. Mckinley, Secretary and Mrs.
Gage. Senator and Mrs. Fry, Private
Secretary and Mrs. Porter and Miss
Mabel Mckinley, niece of the Presi-
cent, left this morning for New York,
where Mr.. Mckinley will attend the
annual banquet of the Manufacturers
Association this evening
NEW BEDFORD. jan 27.-Seven
more families of striking mill workers
We're evicted from the houses belonging
TO the companies this morning They
have taken shelter with some other
WeaverS.
The agents of the union mill workers
are actively at work again and there
IS possibility of general strike. The
walking delegates are advancing the AR
sument that as all the mill owners have
agreed to share in the losses of the
New Bedford corporations the only way
TO bring them ITO time is to have the
weavers in all the mills quit in a BODY.
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New Fact, About south nnto.,.

To enable the farmers in the Eastern
States to pass the long winter evenings
In an entertaining and instructive
manner. the Chicago. Milwaukee & st.
Paul Railway Company has recently
published for free distribution, q new
pamphlet, finely illustrated with pic
lures which will delight the eyes OF
Eastern farmers. and containing letters
from their brethren In South Dakota
descriptive OF their experiences while
filling the soil and raising cattle, sheep
and hogs In the Sunshine State"
This pamphlet Is well worth reading
through from cover 10 cover. It will
be sent free II you will send your nd
dress to either II. F. Hunter, ImmIsra.
tIon Agent, 29l Dearborn street, Chi
cago, or TO George FL. Heafrord, Cen
eral Passenger Agent. Old Colony build.
ing. Chicago. Ill.
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A GREAT SHOW.

- a..
The Universal Exhibition OF London at
ren Made In Every Branch OF Industry
spsCia! Correspondence.
NE W YORK, Jan. 1S.-on May LIST
The Universal Exhibition Of Inventions,
Manufactures and Works OF Science and
Applied Arts will be inaugurated 4.
Earis Court, London, England. where
eSriSlt"ts from Europe and America
VIII BE- enabled to demonstrate the pro-
s'ess made in every branch OF indus
t.y.
Earfs Court comprises an area OF
twenty-five and oae-nalf acres and It's
SIX spacious entrances are connected
with twelve lines of railroad from ell
parts OF England. Eight hundred daily
ualnS deposit their passengers at the en-.
frances In addition 10 those who come to
Inc grounds by omnibuses, electric
motors, caos and other conveyances.
lnese facilities insure daily attendances
aTeFasRs from $1,000 to $4,000 visitors.
sarFs Court Is divided into six grand
sections. comprising Queens court.
SGsen's palace, Ducal hall, Princess
nan and Two grand refactoies of orIen-
tal architecture.
Ihese sections encIrcle the great lake
N the centre OF which an illuminated
byzantine pavilion has been erected for
'As superb exhibition orchestra.
constantly gliding on the lake are q
number OF palatlal electrical boa Is g,,n-
osas, and other small craft for the
transportation Of visitors.
Inc !nlets TO the great lake are span
hea oy Two very ornate bridges for the
convenience OF promenaders.
ING queens court Is thanked by cx-
HEheiy picturesque gardens named re-
spscaVely the jubilee and the Victoria,
lAc jubilee Garden In addition to Its
warming floral display, affords q lovely
We" Of the Fairy lake, with its crystal
tpfay6 Of water and It's flowing cascades
IN tac midst OF iIliputIan islands and
Ias.y Srottoes. This lake Is SPAWNED by
.asuc bridges. the whole forming raro
scenic ensemble.
a., me Victoria Garden is situated at the
"ppGsite terminal Of the Queens Court
a a IS artistically arranged 10 pathways
, "ncn are fringed with gems OF florlcul-
9ose. From Its centre rises the imposing
., sNlaere Tower, in which passenger
, risors Will carry vIsitors to Its lofty
rt"Hdc.e' where at night a powerful
ss'chlssnt Will reveal marvellous land
.S Spe as well as the magnificent exhibi-
.u.' structures. The entire circumfer-
a'' zee, OF me Queens Court Is occupied by
sHehd!d collonade affording prumeda-
, r,.s complete shelter from storms, or
~, RON gardens are envlroned by spacl-
court reserved for the exclusive dis
~ may OF American Industries and works
,, ,"e Queens Palace Is n beautiful con-
by pt ,. ana Its elegant facade impresEcs
t; ~ .ss originality OF design and the pic
ttnnS tissue graces OF Its oriental dccora-
r cs.h. and arrangement. and this alto
s-.Her with the Ducal and Princess
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.pw COLOR METHOD.

| !, , r.cen, meeting OF tho London
i :" ..o,rophic Club Mr.. Bridge, referring
en- ~. caaxayne. Dansac color process.
"a a, +. was endeavoriug To describe It to
t.,,,a and q little girl sald:"oh, !
~. 70, some pictures that you color
' w." mat" She brought Mr., Bridge q
~, n prln,cd line Illustrations, all that
~, We necessary being to rub O wet
s,msl's hair brush over the lines, when
-, rolorins appeared. He had secured
,sr hook and showed II to the members
n,.,,n,. and as there happened 70 DO
~, mage untouched several members
, ", their hand, with complete success.
~. co,ors ARE visible In the paper be-
~, ~ Inc use Of the brush, and appear to
~ sm5odlej in the ink. Mr.. Foxlec
va " rho book showed how casily people
.s'- he deceived, md that itlhad one
",scjal merit, the colors came In the
,frSt plares Much amusement was
'S by the respective members nrtis-
u. sTorts with the brush, and consider
ss,s chan took place us to the selective-
res. OF the colors. EN az
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NEW YORK-There Is no improve
ment appreciate in the metal market.
According to the New York metal ex-
change pig iron warrants closed dull
with SC 80 bid and Sc 20 asked: lake
copper quiet and unchanged at $40 s.
bid, and sl1 90 asked; tin easier at
s13 20 bid and s13 S. asked; splitter quiet
at S. STE bid and 81 90 asked. and lead
duh at So co bid and SO G5 asked. The
firm that fixes the settling price for
miners and smelters quotes lead at So So.
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PROSPERITY comes quickest |

PROSPERITY comes quickest to the
man whose liver Is In good condition.
DeWitts Little Early Risers are ia
nous little pills for constipation, bill
iousness. indigestion and all stomach
and liver troubles. Charles r. Goethe,
Market and Twelfth streets: Chatham
Sinclair. Forty-siHth and Jacob streets;
A. L. Scheelc. No. COZ Main street; Ex-
ley Bros. Penn and Zane streets; Bow
!e s: Co.. Bridgeport.
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IN AMATEUR
TOPOGRAPHY.

r,t, department. every Thursday
\ i,nnIna Contributions from ANA
~, addressed Amateur Pho.
is,,hy." must be in not later than
!srgssJ1y Amateurs are requested
and prInts from their notable
iCc,,Iyes' giving particulars o. DC.
nrnment exposure. etc. Their
y ,nTE vii be- criticised and sugges.
,innn nnnue. --- .-.u--.---- M
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( SYMPTOMS-Molsture: intense Itch.
Ing and stinglng: most at night; worse
by, scratching. 1t allowed 20 continue
tumors form. which often bleed and ul-
cernte. becoming very sore. SWAYNE'S
OINTMENT stops the itching md
bleeding. heals liberation. and In mo !,
cases removes the tumors. At cyug-
gists. or by mall. for 80 cents. q Or.
Swayne & Son, Philadelphia. tths&w
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TO Use soILEp PLATES.

To put solled plates to good use for
trsnsparencies, obtain some flour OF
every; take two plates. wet enough to
hod pinch OF emery together, rub
plates until all smooth spots have dis
appeared, and You have as fine ground
riaSs as can be bought. Five cents
worth OF flour of emery will make twenty
TO thirty pieces OF slass.-Georse W.
follinyere- 4 ~ Z. =
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STORING NEGATIVES,

hat carpenter make me some
strong pigeon holes and faster them Sc
curely on the wall OF my dark room.
Each pigeon hole will hold two dozen
plates. It occupies very little, room, and
with the contents OF each compartment!
properly numbered and catalogued. they
are easily found. My pigeon holes num-
Der sixteen, but any number can be add
ed. as desired. l keep only my best neg
aavts In them. OF course the negatives
should he in paper holders OF envelopes.
Mrs. Claud Catch.
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NEW YORK-Dry goods show a
slight gain in cotton lines and about the
same condition in woolens. The mar
ket for 3SH-inch CT squares is very
strong at 1-l6c. and other goods are
proportionately firm. Extras are still
quoted at 2!sc. but this is strictly nom
t,,o al y . NJ .
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Petroleum.

NEW YoRK-Standard oil l!quldatins
certificates were sold to-day on the curb
at 50 S6. the highest price yet reached.
+ OIL CITY-Credit balances CSC; GER
tiiicates, no bids. Shipments l2l,0ll
barrels; runs 99,73S barrels.
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inns Hnny |. cnt,Inr r.n.,,,

Be sure and use that old and well-tried
remedy. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for children teething. II soothcs
the child. softens the gums. allays all
pain, cures wind collie and is the best
remedy for dlarrhoea. Twenty-Five
cents bottle. m-w&f
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ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Steady.
Wheat-No spring STGS7,sc; No. 8
spring S6GDS9c; No. red 92G93c.
Corn-No. 2, 27c; No. 2 yellow &c.
Oats-No. 2, 2Sc: No. 3 white 24@25c.
Rye-No. 2. 44Tc., 55s,
FIaxsced-No. l, 81 2O01 "a.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 T2R.
Pork-Mess per barrel 50 1909 As.
Lard-Per 100 Tbs 81 G2ED4 65.
Short ribs-Sides tloose) 81 52kf1
S2k; dry sailed shoulders (boxcd 4%0
SC; short clear sides (boxed) "a 1905 90.
Whisky-Distillers finished goods per
gallon 81 10.
Sugars Unchanged.
Butter-Market easy: creamerles 1870
1Shc; dairles 11017c.
Cheese-Quiet at S@SEc.
EGgs-Easy; fresh 19c.
NEW YORK-Fiour, receipts 2J,459
barrels: exports BATS barrels; market
steady.
Wheat, receipts $4,000 bushels; cx-
ports 2o9.70O bushels; spot firm; No. 2
| red 81 ON; options opened easy, closed
| M1hc net higher; No. 2 red January
81 olas@l OF 15-lCQ1 ol%; May 92-3-lG@
925s893c.
Corn, receipts 63,375 bushels: exports
20. 900 bushels; spot steady; No. 2, sac;
options opened steady. closed unchang-
ed: January closed at 33hc; May closad
ut 33;bc. f1ls5
Oats, receipts GG.0O0 bushels; exports
3.G0O bushels; spot firm: No. 2 oats 2Sl.
cassie; options dull but fairly steady,
closing unchanged; May closed Mt 2sMc.
Hay quiet, Hops firm. Leather
quiet. Hides quiet.
Beef firm. Cutmeats steady. Lard
steady; western steamed s. co.; May
$500 nominal; refined steady. Pork
| firm. NJ
Tallow dull. Cottonseed oil steady,
Rosin steady. Turpentlnc steady. Rice
quiet Molasscs quiet. g595
Coffee. options dull: closed dull with
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~
prices net unchanged toS5 points de-.
cline; sales $500 bags. 49,
Sugar. raw steady; fair refining s5sc;
Centrifugal, 90 test. 4isc; refined steady.
& BkLT1MoEE-F Flour quiet and un-
changed. receipts 1888 barrels. Wheat
elrong; spot, month and February 9Iss9
s97sic.s May 93ik q 934 c; steamer No. 2
red 93ss fps3ssc: receipts 5A4e6. bushels;
exports 1S6,1?s bushels; southern wheat
by Gample 93asSisc: do on grade qdsSc.'
Corn steady; spot. month and February
I32kG32xc, steamer mixed 3Skc: re-
ceipts 22i.223 bushels: exports 1850
bushels; southern white corn 2ses3ic; do
yellow 2sd33c. Oats 1rm; No. 2 white
western 29k 9soc; No. q naked do Csc:
receipts 1880 bushels; exports 6o,2o0
bushels. Rye easier: No. 2 nearby EXC;
receipts 5O,2Ss bushels. Hay steady;
choice Timothy $40 90. Grain freights
barely steady. Butter and eggs quiet
and unchanged. Cheese steady and un-
changed.
* NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. firm: con-
tract grade January 97G97mc; February
March and April nominal. Oats steady;
No. 2 white January and February 29i
@30c; Marc and April nominal. Butter
steady: fancy western creamery zoe; do
Pennsylvania prints 21c; do western do
21c. Eggs firm; fresh nearby e2e;. do
western &c. Cheese firm. Corn Arm.
No. mixed January and February SEX
933c; March and, April nominal.
Z CINCINNATI-Flour steady. Wheat
quiet: No. 2 red 9ic. Corn steady: No. 2
mixed &c. Oats firm: No. 2 mixed 25c.
Lard steady at 81 IS. Bulkmeats quiet
and firm at 81 co. Bacon quiet at IS 50.
Whisky steady at 81 10. Butter dull.
Sugar firm Eggs firm at 17lsc. Cheese
firm. 81;
ToLEDo-Wheat lower and steady:
No. 2 cash 9lAc: May 93c. Corn dull
and steady: No. mixed 27ac. Oats
quiet; No. 2 mixed &c. Rye dull; No. 2
cash 46Isc. Cloverseed dull and easier;
prime cash 50 III bid. &.
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NEW YoRK-wool steady.

'TISN'T safe to be a day without Dr.
Thomas Electric Oil in the house
Never can tell what moment an acct
dent Is going to happier. 2
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Y
Z.izIII.Z.llYz5I[gssa

Cold Gnte cures colds In tho bead colds on the
Al tofms OF "Trip. htops tneezing, discharges from
,aS 100 And prevents caasrh. diphihsfia,
lneunonh. nn1 alIttroat and lung troubles. These
nAyed thnnlapes Of lives and prevented much sick.
nes TIE Nuryon REMEDY Company prepare o
nparnie care for each disease. Al All druggists
y etnu vial u you need medical advice wrlla
To, MInyon. LOO Arch Street, Philadelphia. II q
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FOR SKY EFFECTS.

TO secure a good sky effec, the clouds
should be printed darker than the rest
o, the picture. In order to obtain this
result | cover the lower part OF the pic
,pre with a piece of cardboard, which !
keen moving slightly up and down, TAX
Ing care not to have It cover the clouds
until they are very distinct. Then I re-
move the cardboard and print the whole
ne usual. BY printing in this manner l
always obtain good cloud effects, aud In
toniur the clouds remain distinct and do
nS fade out. The object in keeping the
rardboard moving is TO prevent a dis
tIn,: line being shown on the picture
where IL has been cuyered.-Minnie T.
Clarke, er M
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quiet and Irregular to dull. Grand
Trunk and American showed the best
BoNps AND STOCK QUOTATIONS.

gboSpS AND STUCK QuOiAIloSS.s n
u. s. new Is reg IL lore. II. g. Nay. 81.
do corpons,,...l29 pittsburgh ...,.ics
U. s. - ..........1l2fk Reading ..s.....a2lIk1
do coupona. ,IItty! Rock 1sland.s.. 81.
do seconds n. 100 ISt. Paul l......,. gjis
! u, 8. Is reg. u. .li3k do preferred. .1iiM
do Is coupon. !. .il4h st. p. & Omaha. IS Il
Pacific 6 OF! .95.. lO5& do gpreferred..its
......... IN Southern Pac... 2Ok
do preferred, -. sV4 Texas & Pac... 1iA
Bal. 4 ohlo...... I2N Union Pacihc... q Y
Can. Southern Iii... g do t prsfcf;ried;.isI
Central Pacific. liz lwhcel'g C l.. Il o
Chcs. & Ohlo.... % do preferred. 12A
Chi, e Alton. 7. 1904 Adams Ex....1S y
Chi, Bur. & O.. e9il american EI ..1iSa
c. c, C.. & st. L, 3itt III. 8. Express. Il
do preferred. 50 Wells Fargo..,ll2
Del, & Hudson. iii Am. SplrIts.... ~
Del, Lack. & WEI do preferred. Is
Den. s. Rio g.. l2k lam. Tobacco... SCat
do preferred. AZ do preferred. us
Eric new. .... liis Peoples Gas... SBs
do first pro.... aIis Col. +. & Iron.. q
Fort Wayne. =, 1859 do preferred. 10
Illinois Central. .106ji IGen. Ecotric.u Hai
Lake Erie & w. II Illinois steel.,.. IS
Lake ak pshSrq.i4s G 90 p;iicfsrfed.SSs
Loua& Nash.... 5G1s Pacific Mail. 80, 81 i
Mich. Central. .1Ol4 Pullman Pal... .1I6H
Mo. Pacific. -. 231s Silver Cer....... I6i5
N. ]. Central.... 95tl Sugar .........lStSS
N X. Central... .ll2It q do preferred. .ll2h
Northwestern .122is Tenn. Coal q ]. 70
Z do preferred. ..165 ~. s. Leather. OK
Northern Pao... 27Ss do preferred G33
2 do prelerred... GIN Western Union. pos
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A HOMEMADE FLASH LAMP.

A HOMEMADE FLASH LASlF. ,Aa
Take common clay pipe and stick It
through a cork, which should be so large
,ha, hole OF sufficient size TO admit the
pIpe stem will not weaken 1t seriously.
Around the bowl of pipe wind some lamp
wick, kept in place by wire. Attach q
p!ece Of rubber tubing about three feet
icrg 10 It. stick the cork on kitchen
poker and your lamp is ready. AS It is
rot very easy to make good pictures and
portraits In your own room unless YOU
60 TO the trouble of making screens,
using as many table covers and bed
sheets, provided your mother or wife Is
Just in the right humor. think flash
lights are the right thing for the ANA
;eur. Through little practice You will
soon be able to show your. friends, good
Iho;ographs.-E C. Boehme.
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Live Stock.

N CHICAGO-The market for cattle was
In bad shape to-day with a much poorer
general demand than usual. The CON-
paratively few choice offerings were
taken at about former prices. but other
descriptions were hard to move and sales
were about 10c lower on an average. The
greater part OF the beef steers were at
81 30a5 10. and the poorest lots were
taken by dressed beef concerns around
50 S0Q4 90, while extra choice beeves
were firm at IS 35@5 50. Stockers and
feeders active, most OF the sales at 81 S.
"a 30 and prime feeders were wanted at
81 1904 IS. Fat COWS and helfers steady
at So 25G4 20. Calves steady. Trade In
hogs slightly higher at the start. After
q few sales had been made a weak feel
Ing set in and prices averaged &c lower
than yesterdays best quotations. The
extreme range paid for inferior 10 prime
hogs was 50 50G3 TIE. the bulk OF the
sales being at 50 6o83 70, while pigs
went largely at 50 1903 60. Trade In
sheep and lambs fairly active. but the
big supply caused weaker feeling and
prices for lambs broke about 10000 per
100 TBS. Sheep sold at 81 6094 50 for In
ferior to prime flocks. yearlings at 81 400
AIS and lambs at 81 0095 65. Receipts:
Cattle $1,000 head; hogs $1,000 head;
sheep 10000 head. -
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle steady;
prime 81 1894 So; common 50 25G3 60;
bulls, stays and cows 81 0043 20. Hogs
active and higher; prime mediums 50 80
@3 95; fair to best Workers. 50 S5S3 IS;
pigs So 1908 IS: heavy So 1908 so:
roughs s. 2593 40. Sheep steady; choice
81 1904 so; common So 25G3 70; choice
lambs S. soG5 90; common TO good 81 50
as 20. Veal calves Sc SCOT rs.
EAST BUFFALO-Cattle, nothing do
ing. Hogs. Workers. good to choice 50 IS;
roughs, common to choice IS 30l13 40;
pigs. good to choice SO 1908 so. Lambs,
choice to extra IS 1906 30; culls to CON-
mon 81 50G5 %; sheep. choice TO selected
wethers 81 65G4 80: culls to common
50 0od3 IS.
CINCINNATI-Hogs active at 50 o09
3 TSk ~ =ag, n
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From Pittsburgh. 1920 a. M, Go p. n,
1aiiy. u:s9 p. m. daily except Saturday,
ll:i5 a. m, except Sunday, and 2;20 a. m. Z
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Y gfetsIx.

CINCINNNIl-Ho dCl!Ve At IS W
3 72k. ~
Little Falls herald., 1898-03-11
ORDERED TO HAVANA.

Cruiser Montgomery Will Relieve the
Dispatch Boat Fern.
WASHINGTON, March 8.-The navy
department has announced that the
cruiser Montgomery will relieve the
dispatch boat Fern at Havana, and
that the Fern will carry provisions and
relief supplies to Matanzas and Sagua
la Grande.
The Fern is dispatch boat without
heavy armament or guns, although h she
belongs to the navy and is technically
a naval vessel. AS she comes as near
being a transport as anything in our
naval service her selection will accord
with the Spanish suggestion that a
transport or merchant ship undertake
this carriage Of relief supplies.
The sending of the Montgomery to
Havana is primarily intended to re.
place the Fern, which is now at Ha-
vana. The Montgomery is an un.
armored cruiser of 2, 2,OS9 tons, with an
armament of 10 guns. and carries 22s
men. "
Little Falls herald., 1898-03-11
NO DELAY Is LIKELY
CONGRESS WILL PROMPTLY PASS
THE BILL FOR DEFENSE.

Polisical Considerations ut Aside in the
stsess of Impending War-Domand For
General Lees Recall withdraw on
Or.iers From Madrid-spaniards De-
clare the Request Was Not Considered
an Official One. -.s~ ~ s., = ~
WASHINGTON. March S.-There is lit.
tie doubt expressed among senators
that the Cannon bill appropriating $780,.
600, 900 will be promptly considered and
speedily passed when it reaches the
senate. Many senators express the
opinion that the most effective method
of dealing with the question would be
to take up and pass the bill Immediately
upon its receipt in the senate without
reference to committee. Some of the
members of the committee on appropri-
ations expressed themselves as satisfied
to have the measure take this course,
others are Of the opinion that none of
the effect of the measure will be lost to
have the bill referred and reported in
the regular way.