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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-25
THE WORLDS MARKETS
Daily Record Of Commercial end
Financial Proceedings.
NEW YORK STOCK REPORT
Digest of Exchange News-Mining stocks
Metal Quotations-Wooi Prices and
Movements-0rain and Pro-
duce-RsvfoW Of Trade.

New York. May ei.-The stock market
continued more or less professional to-
day and there Was ~palpable evidence OF
manipulation. The success Of the cam
paign for the rise. assisted by one or two
factors Of strength. invited an extending
interest and indicated a broadening ten
dency in the speculation. The van
was primarily due to the rumors, subse-
quently d~iscredited, that the United
States feet had won a victory over the
Standards in West Indian waters. The
final strength of the market cannot be
attributed to the rumors. The nnal up
ward rush Of prices was largely due to
covering Of shorts. who had become
alarmed al the easy advance Of prices and
the persistent resistance to decline. es-
pecially after the contradiction OF the re-
ports of q successful naval battle. This
covering of shorts made final prices the
best of the day.
inland granger groups of the railway list
and ranged up to nearly six points for
Metropolitan Street Railway I'm the spe-
c~ialties.
The widely diffused effect Of the rumors
of q naval victory was shown by Che ad-
vance in Americans before the opening
here in London and on the continent. and
the coincident decline In Spanish Is.
Weakness in some of the speciaities un-
settled the market after the opening here.
but the upward movement was In fun
force before the end of the hour on
strength in London buying. especially OF
st. Paul, and was only interrupted by
slight reactions during the remainder OF
the day.
The stocks Of iron companies continue
to show strength and Southwestern rail-
ways as a group showed some strength
and activity. Sales in odd lots were still
largely in evidence being a small factor In
the undertone of strength of the mar
ket.
The bond market developed increasing
activity as the day advanced and shows
net gains throughout. Total sales. $3.22S,-
900. u. s. bonds were steady without
change.
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Omaha Live stock.

Omaha. May A-Catte-Receipts. 400.
Native beef steers. 0.9of4.E: Western
steers. 81. 70d4 70: cows and heifers, $500
Us: Gamers. 50. 5oa3. 30: stockers and feed
ers. 81. sOd5. 10: bulls and stage. 81. som+.
Market steady.
Hogs-Receipts. II. 400. Market 5d10c low
er. Heavy. 81 .aDd4.3s: mixed. 81. 2zixd4. Is.
light. 81. 2Od4 IS: bulk Of sales. N.25.
S~heep-Receipts. 1000. Market strong.
Fair TO choice natives. -. 7o6<.S5 IS: fair TO
choice Westerns. 8. eoe<. So: common and
stock sheep. S3Qs.s0: lambs. n. 2sa5.6.
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Mr.. John Peterson. of Patoutville. La
was very agreeably surprised not long
ago. For eighteen months he had been
troubled with dysentry and had tried
three of the best doctors in New Or
leans. besides half a dozen or more pat
ent medicines. but received very little
relief. Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoca Remedy, having been
recommended to him. he gave it q trial
and to his great surprise, three doses of
that remedy effected q permanent cure.
Mr.. william McNamara. a well-known
merchant OF the same place, Is well &C
quainted with Mr.. Peterson n attests
to the truth Of this statement. This
remedy Ii for sale by druggists.
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willis Known in Great Fails.

Great Falls. May 24.-Alvin Willis,
the Montana Central brakeman who has
suddenly come into a fortune. Is well
known In this city. He came here about
two months ago and went to work on
the railway, where. among the men, II
was reported that he was a nephew OF
the Hon. Alber s. Willis. President
Cleyeland's minister to Honolulu. His
residence before he came to this city
was Chicago. He worked for about a
month and a half on the run between
this city and Clancy. and was h
transferred to the run from Clancy
west.
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Belts. 1t resulted In q score of 10 to 8
In favor Of Belt. The game was char
atcerixed by a number of clever plays
by individuals. and also by some costly
errors on either side. As IL was the
first game OF the season for the boys.
II Is likely that they win show better
form in their mex match. Thompson
and Lafferty formed the battery for
Sand Coulee. while the two McGuires
did the heavy work for the Belts.
whitehead md MCGUIRE were the UNI
pireQ
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Cabisgram.

New York. May 24-The Evening Posts
London financial cablegram says: The
stock markets here were quiet but firm
to-day. The settlement shows a small ac-
count and was favored by easy money.
C~ontangoes and Americans were usually
3 to 4 per cent. but a few weak bulls were
charged "a per cent Americans were dis
tinctly better. closing at the best with
a revival OF speculative interests. The
Improvement in Braxils continues.
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erAss o. oxIo. orsT OF ToDsoo. a..
LiBUAs COUNT. =

6sAss o. OaIo. Crsrv. 81.
r,.~ CnrNuY makes oath that be q the
..ntor nsrtnsr Of Ne hrn Of ]. J. Ch.Eny q Co;
loSas SnstDess In the City of Toledo, Counsy ana
~ sSsyesaid and that said company viii pay
~ s,M IL ONE HUNDRED for each
snd ever case Of Oatarrh thst cannot Dc eofeo
- re nae 81 HALL's a CUnB
PRANK J. CHEFEY.
avorp 70 before ne and subscribed In ny
,.Ss"ree. th,s eth day Of December, A. d 1880.
10y A.w GLEASON.
q NOTARY PUBIC
HaNs Cstarrh Cure y taken internally ana
- directly on the blood and mucous surtsess o'
~ sv.t~m Send for testimonials, free.
y j. CHENEY D co. Toledo, o.
0paA Ny Druggists Use.
6sIta FAMILY Pills are the best.
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Bin. Of Fare in Fashionable Res.aurants.

The question has been mooted over and over
again whether the ENGRAVING of French and
German dishes upon the bills of fare of the bet
ter class Of American restaurants Is OF Is not an
improvement. Many pretend that before their
Introduction our cooking was coarse, barbaric.
This is an open question, hut no bill of fare
presents attractions to the dyspeptic, but they,
like the bilious, malarious and persons with
weak kidneys, can be cured by Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters.
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Dur War Premium.

Send us $40 in dvanc for one years
subscription to the Standard, or IS for
six MONTHS, and secure a copy of The
American Navy, Cuba n Hawaii
the handsomest premium ever offered
by q
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Cash Quotations.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour.
quiet. No. 2 spring wheat, 10; No. Z
spring wheat. 81 40; No. 2 red. N.62
No. ? corn. 34izc: No. 2 oats. 2eikd2sAc;
No. 2 white. 31hc: No. 3 white. 30h30ixc;
No. 2 rye. 65i9c; No. 2 barley. +Oasic: No.
/ flax seed. 81 "a; prime timothy seed. SIS
d2.S5: mess pork, per barrel. N.7sdIi. 80;
lard. per 100 pounds. Sc. l5@6 .111s; short
ribs sides. loose. S.soas.25 dry sailed
shoulders. boxed. 505hc; short clear sides,
hnxod &c QSGaG AZ
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Everybody Soys 20.

Csscsrets Candy Csthsrtie, the most wonderful
medical discovery Of the age, pleasant and 70
freshing to the taste. oct gently and positively on
the kidneys. liver and bowels. cleansing the entire
system. dispel colds. cure headaches. fever. habit
ual constipation and biliousness. Please bay and
try . box of G. c. To-day; 10. Is, so cenr.
Sold and gcarantsed TO cure by all druSgists.
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Mrs. Winslowss Soothing Syrup.

IONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
WHILE TEETHING with PERFECT SUCCESS.
1t sOoTHEs the CHILD the GUMS;
e. the best remedy for DIARRH0EA- Sold by
Druggists in every part Of the world Be sure
and ask for MRS Wipslow's Soothing syrup
and take no other kind. Twenty-Five cents = bottle.
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Live stock.

Chicago. May A-Cattle-Cattle were
steady to-day and the export demand
continued fairly large. Western steers.
A.35G4.sO: cows and heifers, g .ssd3 50:
stockers and feeders, N.25d4.75 10: Gamers.
81. 5O@3.
S~heep-Sheep ruled strong to-day and
lod15c higher. Clipped lambs, A.Som5. 80;
wooded lambs. &.75d6. so; spring lambs.
IS. 25d1; clipped sheep. 81 .2514.so Western
sheep. A.15.
Hogs-Hogs were slow and 5d10c lower.
Packers. A.15d&.B; butchers. 3oGi. 20:
mixed. A.i5d4.+2h; light, S.s5d4.3o pigs.
81. 7o14.
R~eceipts-Cattie. $500; sheep. 5000;
hoRy. % Oco.
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Our War Premium.

Send US SO in advance for n years
subscription to the Standard. or So for
six months. and secur a copy Of The
American Navy. Cuba and Hawaii
the handsomest premium ever offered
by . newspaper.
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Hood overlook them. No damage was

done.
The Little Chicago Water Works
will. in a few days. let the
contract for its mains. The water to
be used will be taken from the plant Of
the Boston & Montana smelter. the
mains being continued from those of
the company now running to the houses
on the hill.
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New york Mining stoeks.


New York. May A-Money on call
steady at Iisaih per cent. Last loans. IL
per cent. Prime mercantile paper. 4a+iz
per cent. Sterling exchange easier. with
actual business In bankers bills at "a So.
a4.ssn for demand and N.s4as. Sal. for %
days. Posted rates. A.spzq4.S7a. CONNER
cial bills. p.S94.Eh. SIve certificates,
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I'M 1HEATER
Lever Main Street. Butts.

Tremendous Attractions this week. A
Marvellous Electrical Aerial Novelty. The
Anglo-American Aerialistic Family. the
FIvE -RE<FROS-FIvE
Jean, Francois. Emile. August and Jo-
seph. The most daring aerial act in exist
encel A blaze Of electrical ~splendor!
The Marvels of the Gymnastic World.
mi NORWOOD BROS.
EDWARD * JUDSON. Triple Horizontal
Bar Experts.
2-CORNALBAS-2 In Refined Drawing
Room Entertainment.
Chapman e. warren's Dramatic Com
pany In the Sensational Drama. THE
Serpent's Coll"
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rrin.rv. sss:sa.ry or s=s:rs.sy sVaa'i. -
tre.ted 81 hous for the same price asAee seme
guarantees. IL you prefer to come here ve ~
eou tract 20 pay railroad fare and hotsl htllat -
curry, fotids Potash. eAad san have 49, -
pains, Mucous PascAss In 0satA. nce 1oDooA
Pimplss. Copper Celsesd Spos. Ulene - -
ssis syesinSe FOOD ToiscS sAss ysSsss>
ansee % ssre. We solicis the D0se eo0nafe
cases aad eAslleage the vosl1 fsr . 1870 go
skill Of the mess eminent physieiAna 1eoovo4o
capital bshiad our anesAsiuoaa gaaeo1oy- ~
ssiuss proofs ssns scaled On sypl1sottA -
Chicago. IL
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Io.,,on MONEY Market.

London. May "a 4 p. m.-Ciose-csna-
dian Pacific. So. Grand Trunk. So: bar
silver quiet at 2sisd per ounce; money. "a
"a. per cent.
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Metal Market.

New York. May AA-Pigiron warrants.
Sc. 7S66.e0. Lake copper. l3611.l 0c. Tin.
I4.s5dl4 zoe. Spelter. 4.z@4.S. Lead. 3.son
3.s5c. The firm that fixes the selling price
for miners and smelters quotes lead at
$500 at the close. Bar silver. 57IAc.
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Washington. May 2A-To-day's state
ment of the condition OF the treasury
shows: Available cash balance 500. ts- .o2
gold reserve. sl1s. s3,st
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The Anaconda Standards bulletins
will be read each night from the stage OF
the Stockholm Concert hall.
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san Era.cisce Wool MarkN.

San francisco. May A-FaI woods
Southern coast lambs. 7dsc; San Joaquin
lambs. 70sc; Northern lambs. ndisc:
mountain lambs. 7dsc: Humboldt and
Mendocino. lfd15c.
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Won by Belt.

Great Falls, May 24.-The first base
ball game of the season in this part OF
Montana is reported from Sand Coulee.
bet the MIN of that town and the
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-25

The reliable war bulletins of the Ana
conda Standard will be posted regular
ly In the Silver Dollar.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-25

5T.d5sc. Mexican dollars. <5kc. Govern
ment bonds firm. state bonds dull, rail-
road bonds strong.
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spanish Fours.


Paris. May s4-spanish Is closed NJ ns
a net loss Of I Ills.
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Boston. MAY 2t-Oregon Short Line. 81:
Boston a Montana. ls7h: Butte a Boston.
24is: Parrot. lghs.
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Casino Theater
l. Gslsns St.. Butte. Mont
Leading VAUDEVILLE Mouse In the Northwest
New Attractisss Every Week

ARMSTRONG & o'NEILL. Fun in a
Club" STARKEY 4 RATHBUN. Mast
tiers Supreme Of the Triple Horizontal
Bars. TRIXEDA. I'm Fantastic Dances.
M1NONA. i'm Character Specislties. Prof.
Holmes Diorama of the American Navy.
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Read the Standards war bulletins a
the Board of Trade.
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London. May rA-cOnsols. ma: silver
2srd-
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A general commercial banning boa1neos
transacted. including the purchase 80
sale Of State. County and City oecure0ee:
. careful attention to collections an1 the
acceptance of trrsts-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-06
HOME WEDDING.
Earl Chapman Arnold and Aiah Louise
Munyan Married Last Evening.

The marriage OF Earl Chapman Ar
mold. teacher Mn the English high
school, to Adah Louise Munyan. was
celebrated at = o'clock last evening at
the home OF the brides father. 2s3 Mas
sachusetts avenue. the ceremony being
performed by Rev. Edward Holyoke,
pastor of the Calvary Baptist Church.
Charles r. Munyan. a brother of the
bride. was the best man. while the
bridesmaids were Miss Ethel Il. Lyman
of Lowell and Miss Addie Neale OF this
city.
The toilettes worn were very attrac-
tive. The bride was gowned I'm white
duchesse satin. with lace OF the same
material. and carried I'm her hand a
beautiful bouquet OF bridal roses. She
was given away by her father. or the
bridesmaids. Miss Lyman wore white
mule over white taffeta, and carried
white pinks. while Miss Neale was ar
rayed In pink and white organdie over
| silk. with mousscline de sole trimmings
In her hand were sweet peas and white
| pinks.
A brief reception followed the. cere.
| mony, refreshments were served. and
| everybody inspected the wedding pres.
| ents. which were numerous. orna'
| mental and useful. At n later hour the
| bridal pair took their departure upor
| n tour which viii last for three weeks
| Plenty Of rice and no end OF old shoes
| were brought into use when the car
riagc drove from the door.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-06
Lost Their Lives in the
PaWtuxcl River.
NOONE SAW THE FATALITY
Their Clothing Pound on Bank and
Bodies in q Deep Hole.
PARENTS OVERCOME WITH GRIEF

Two sons OF Thomas ]. Meredith, who
lives at 13 Bolander street. met their
deaths in the waters of the Pawtuxet
river at Auburn late yesterday after
noon, and IL was not until about s:3O
o'clock last evening that the bodies
were recovered. The two boys were
Alden Meredith. aged IL years, and
George Meredith. aged s years, and
they had been on visit to their grand
mother who lives in Auburn, only
short distance from the river.
After dinner the boys went out 10
play, and, as they had not returned at
8 o'clock, the grandmother asked her
son, Howard Mabey, IL he had seen
anything of them. He replied In the
negative, and a little later he started
out to look for them. His search
brought him TO the Elmwood avenue
bridge over the Pawtuxet river. On
the east side OF the bridge and on the
north bank of the river he discovered
the clothes of the two boys. Ohcer
Potter was apprised of the accident,
and within 20 minutes after officer Pot
ter had notified Chief of Police Bigbee
the chief was at the river with boats
and graphing irons.
Finally the bodies were recovered in
a hole about nine feet deep, In which
there is a constant eddy, but OF this
the boys, Of course, knew nothing. 1t
is thought that one of the boys got into
this deep place, and, being unable to
swim, was soon oyer his head. His
cries for help summoned his brother,
and one brave lad in probably trying
to rescue the other was lost also. So
far as known, no one saw the accident.
The parents of the boys were notified
of the drowning, and reached Mr.. Ma
bey's house about o'clock. Mother
and father were both wild with grief,
and all efforts to console them were
i'm vain. There are still two boys left
in the family, one older and one
younger. The remains were turned
over by Chief Bigbee to Undertaken
Walsh of this city.
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SHELL FISH COMMISSION.
Important Decision Arrived at at Yester-
days Meeting.

At a meeting of the Board of Shell
Fish Commissioners, held yesterday,
applicants for land for the planting Of
oysters will be required to take at least
80 per cent. of the land for which they
make application. In the past 1t has
been the custom to make application
for a much larger quantity OF land
than the oystermen had any use for.
They have been allowed to take as
much land as they choose, the price
being either IS or $40 an acre, according
to the location OF the land and the
depth of the water in which 1t Is sit
uated.
As the oystermen are allowed 60 days
after making their application in which
to take and pay for the land, they must
notify the commissioners at the ex-
piration OF 30 days how much of the
land asked for they intend to keep.
This gives them a lien on beds for
about two months. practically keeping
others off during the best part of the
season The commissioners propose to
stop this II they can, and, therefore,
made the new rule referred to. The
commissioners followed the rule with
a request that hereafter all applications
for land be made in the forepart of
winter instead of during all seasons OF
the year, unfortunately, as has been
the custom.
In addition the commissioners made
an important ruling to the effect that
men applying for land must take their
own preliminary survey to ascertain
the fitness of the land for the purpose
and how much of II can be used. The
state will make the final survey, as
usual. but will no longer expend money
in making preliminary surveys OF
lands. The oystermen of Massachu-
setts and Connecticut are coming here
in some numbers, putting their money
into beds In this state, one partial re.
suit of the shell fisheries laws.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-06
MILITIA ELECTION.
First and cond II utenants Chosen By
Co. A, First Regiment.

The members of Company A. First
Regiment. Rhode Island Militia, elected
officers last evening, the election of a
John o. Adams was chosen for first
lieutenant. and Theodore +. Greene for
second lieutenant after which the COM
pany adjourned 10 the drill hall for
practice in movements and the manual.
Since the outbreak of the war the few
members OF old Company A have been
consolidated with Company u.
The company is brimful OF enthu-
siasm and is very anxious TO see active
service. and for this reason is drilling
hard Tuesday and Thursday nights OF
each week. Previous TO being mustered
into the militia the men drilled every
night for three weeks. The result was
that last night the men went through
the drill with great precision, and In
the marching movements the swinging
step with its regular cadence was par
ticulariy noticeable. The ranks OF the
company are practically full under the
militia law OF the state, which allows
80 men TO company. Some 45 men
have been mustered In. papers have
been made out for three more, and sew
eral others have signified their desire
to Join the command.
III there should be n third call the
company will at once be recruited up %
106 men. and a number or names are
already on the waiting list, and the
names OF others who desire TO enter the
government service may be sent either
| TO Lieut.. Greene. 70 Westminster street
| or TO Lieut.. ..mes. at the Fletcher
| Manufacturing Company. Lieut.. Greene
| who has been organizing the company
| IL an enthusiastic officer, and Lieut.
| Ames has had some military expert
ence I'm the Berkeley School OF this city
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-06
GEO. A. STOCKWEI,L.,

BRITrsB NfCE CoN.UL'
Acts - Aucrsev IN the Recovery and set.ie.
meni ef Estates in fore'fn eonn''ea iA' o.
Heirs
roARp OF TRADE BUILDING
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HE ships have changed. and the guns have
cbangsd, but the spirit has altered not
Ter che lessons We LEARNED In the days long
ago we connsd with each shrieking shot
And IN those days. where our frigates sailed.
no matter how near or far.
Thsy made name. and It's still the same.
for the fighting Yankee tar
Oar erandsires lived and our grandsires
fought with colors nailed to the mast.
And We follow the lead. in the days nov here
they gave ip the living past
Laid yard to yard, they loved to fight where
their cannon would leave their scar.
And they made the name, and it's still the
same. with the fighting Yankee tar
For rs open wide the twelve-inch breech.
and load her with ner she'll,
Then prime her when you get the word, and
" see you point her well
Rsady now! All hands stand clearl until the
word Of Firel
When the gunner jerks the lanyar taut for
another funeral pyre
philadelphia Times
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without danger or lo-- OF time from bust
n,onisls furnished on application. The oldest
oficc In the city, Established In 1895 NEW
ENcLASD HERNIA CUkE co, rooms 22 and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-06

Express Trains leave Providence zsl5 p.na.
stsamsrs arrive ia New York Am.
Freight rst4s On AypiicAtisa 70 N. .. Agent
A. y. TILLtNoHAeT.
Nav a. 'esa
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ATTACK ON HAVANA.

six miles from MORO Castle without
opposition. Col. Guy Carleton, distin-
guished for his bravery on the 11th,
took some commanding heights that
for some poor reason had not been de-
Tended. Spain had sunk number Of
ships i'm the channel. thus keeping out
the war vessels. The English now
showed the bulldog tenacity and strong
purpose that are their characteristics.
They endured almost maddening hard
ships. The water. that had to be
brought from long distances. finally
gave out. and had 20 be procured from
the ships. The Spanish. too. showed
unexpected courage. Their fire Mt first
was much more dangerous than their
opponents ON June 20 the Spanish
made sally. but had 90 return TO the
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