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The record-union., 1898-11-25
Football at Woodland,

The football game at Woodland yes
terday between the Comus team of Sac
ramento and the High School team of
that place resulted in a. tie
The record-union., 1898-11-25
A San Jose Hotel Changes Hands.

SAN JOSE, Nov. 24-The purchase
of the ST. James Hotel has been COM
pleted, and James Campbell, the Ha-
waiian millionaire, entered into posses
sion to-day He will spend about 500,
600 in improvements, making the build
ing five stories and fireproof through
out.
The record-union., 1898-11-25
Death 81 ! Noted Criminal Lawyer.

CHICAGO, Nov. 24.-Edward G.
Asay. who was in former days one Of
the greatest criminal lawyers in the
country, died to-day. He defended the
The record-union., 1898-11-25
Postal CLERK Charged with Theft.

MONTGOMERY (Ala-). Nov. "a
Postal Clerk William ]. Garden, run
ming between Atlanta and Montgom-
cry, was arrested here tonight,
charged with stealing 1929 from reg
istered money order remittances COM
ing to this Postoffice. The inspectors
say Garden stole $2,77O during the
yellow fever season. when mails were
delayed and diverted from their regu-
lar course.
The record-union., 1898-11-25

SARATOGA (Cal), Nov. 24.-The
Saratoga Springs Hotel was burned this
morning, causing a loss approximating
$4,000. A hard fight had to be made
to prevent the flames reaching other
buildings in the immediate vicinity. The
hotel had been built about ten years j.
Martins was the proprietor.
The record-union., 1898-11-25
1@IllI22I;}3 STORE
in
Mems
Furnishings
FOR TO-DAY.

sWEATERS-Men's heavy wool
sweaters, in co1ors navy, garnet,
tan and black, five new lines to
choose from; warm Winter gar
ments. Priced, 81, $1.5o, 81 to
So.
NIGHT SHIRTS-Domet Aan-
mel night shirts for men, soft,
warm, Aeecy slumber robes, in
neat patterns and co1ors, full
cut and well made. Prices, soc
and S5c each.
FLANNEL UNDERWEAR -
Mems heavy twilled California
flannel undershirts and drawers,
colors gray and red; the correct
kind for workingmen's wear.
Priced, 81, $1.25 and $3.50 the
garment.
WOOL UNDERWEAR-Men's
tan, vicuna and natural gray
coIored wool undershirts and
drawers, full cut and fashioned,
also reinforced; sizes "a to "A;
ST per garment.
WOOL soCKS-Men's wool
merino half hose, in colors vicu-
ma, came1's hair and natural
gray, full finished, double heel
and toe, long leg; all sizes 8 to
IL; Csc pair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
REMEYS FLAG SALUTED.
THE COMMODORE TAKES COMMAND AT
KEY WEST.

NEWSPAPER DISPATCH BOATS FORCED INTO roHi
BY THE BAD WEATHER OFF THE CUBAN
coAsr-No NEWS OF SAMPSON
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNE'I
Kew West Fla May THE SOUND OF heaVy
firing in the bay off Key West aroused the IN
habitants Of the town at an early hour thiS
morning and announced to the fleet that Com-
modore Remey had raised his flag over the local
naval station All the vessels In the mar
Dor saluted the Commodore's ensign, and the
ceremony. which began in such martial way
ended in the peaceful congratulations EXTENDED
to the new commandant by the officers sta
toned here.
This has been one Of the quetest days In Key
West since the blockade began. Not an Incl
dent but the bringing into port OF small Span
ish brigantine occurred to mar the quietude OF
the day. and naval officers and correspondents
were compelled to pass their time wandering
along the water front sitting on the piazzas
Of the hotels
Several newspaper dispatch boats when leit
port last evening and this morning were forced
TO return on account of the heavy weather pre-
vailng off the Cuban coast They report the
blockade as being strictly enforced. and none
OF them able to get any word as 10 the
movements OF Admiral Simpsons fleet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
HERBERT w. BOWEN AT HOME
THE CONsUL-GENERAL AT BARCELONA
ARRIVES HERE ON THE ETRUR1A-

HE WILL. NOT DISCUSS THE SITUATION IN SPAIN
pr-r GIVES HIGH PRAISE TO NORMAN HAIR
PrNGroN. OF CHICAGO-GOOD WORDS
FOR GENERAL WOODFORD.
Herbert W. Bowen, the American Consul-Generai
NJ barcelona Spain. who arrived In this country
Yesterday on the steamship Etruria Is sPe'u'"e
sunday at his home No. 90 Willow-st.' Brook'yi
re expects to start tonight for Washington "he'c
no will present his report to the State Department
tomorrow. -
Mr. Bowen has represented the United STATES III
ena,r for eight wears and s thoroughly conVefsa"'
with the Spanish people and the situation III ''"'
country arising from the cuban wal "'
t-erneIy careful however not TO talk LOT puo'''"
ton about either the character OF the SPANS" peo
nile or the national conditions. He does not "a''
TO do anything which might be taken oy '''e
nor,nocnt OF State ms \ breach OF confidence AS
he nut t. Now more than ever before IL Is he0e'
gary for everybody TO do his duty
"In brief" he said there is 10 need 10 ASK io'
criticism or comment upon the SpanArus' Inc
finest comment that has been made upon theih was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08

but failed to recommend her. She has been -
as a cattle ship and her sanitary condst:on I.
such that she Is UNIT for hospital or refrgerst,n.
purposes 1t is likely that the John Englis or ~
Horatio Hall. OF the Maine Steamship COMPANY
both Of which highly recommended will b -.
cured as a hospital ship, serving the same puma.
II f.. desired however to charter rather than ~
chase a vessel outright, and this may make It rpoSs
difficult to secure a suitable ship. wv
The first OF the repair ships desired for the N.v,
is the Vulcan. which is being fitted up at the Bos.
ton Navy Yard With all sorts Of tools and Imnis
ments for repair 1t will be possible to make sneS
by her use all injuries save such as require TIA
docking Of a vessel She Will also carry electrical
can is modelled after English vessel OF snis.
type and Is floating macnine-shop OF the oss,
and most modern pattern.
In regard to the detachment Of Captain Rodrer,
for sea service. a member Of the Auxiliary BoarS
eoid Yesterday that he likely have ~
cruiser Chicago, which is to be ready for sea IN
short time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
SENIOR DU Bose LECTURES AT TORONTO.
THE SPANISH SECRETARY CALLS OUR SENATORS
"BORDFR RrFFiANs "

Toronto May - Senior Du Bose. late nrst secre
tary Of "a. Spanish IoRo lion nj Washington lect-
urod - two thousand pc pie here Thursday night
the causes of ilc present war. Scfor Polo and many
prominent men were present The lecture was In
aid ~ the Red Cross Society work. and was de-
livcrci ia private capacity
He made a severe attack the American peo-
pie He traced the history @. tho trouble. re!t-
crat!nc the Spanish arguments and spoke OF Amer
team Senators "A 'horGor ruinns. whose illi,erate
boorshncss IS only equallcd by their venallty and
ln4lcrously pompous concert" lie urged that
American cupiliy .or conquest constituted grave
danger Z, Europe. Canada and Mexico and conclud-
ed 10y comparing the Queen Regent Of Spain with
"the DlOatcl politicians whose countenances depict
the ius; that Is IN Their hearts"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
CHASE ART STUDENTS DlSAHH1H'

A MEETING CALLED TO INDoRsE THE AN''
OF THE PRINCIPAL. But NOTHING poNE'
After a meeting two hours long OF the a,
art students o. the school OF William NJ hat"
No 5, West Fifty-seventh-st.. yesterday '''" "'.
the thirty-one women disagreed as 10 r's"'" .,,.
which IL was intended to pass ndorsinG inc
and conduct Of the head OF the scAooL '"e
jority OF the students were in favor OF tn' n,a
lutions Of sympathy and Endorsement. WIZ" "a
already been drawn up. and which It was Supp
would meet with opposition. bur unexpe't' -,
tagonism to the resolutions ana an uh'oo" go.
Endorsement OF DR.. Sangrees assault on Mticnrned
developed. and the meeting nai 10 De ""''
Another meeting will be held next week, .os tho
The cause OF the trouble In the scnVoois ,av con.
sending % a message TO President Mch'n,e', sap-
tanning expressions OF which MI Oh"ss,v san
proved He indignant and said So ind he
gree one OF the pupils told he: nus ehu. Cor the
went to Mr. Chase demanding an apoIos.ii The
language used In expressing his ln!s'.Sns IN the
result was that DR.. Sangrse struck MT S.,,,sr
face The school was aroused 10y the enco"'''N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
TALK AMONG VETERAN TURF MEN
THEIR COMMENTS on CERTAIN FEATURES Or
THE SPORT.

$780, -. -, ,,,-.,,en who ve-e at Morris Park
Yesterday say that the two-year-oios .. 1910 "
nrobably above the average. Johh r. ha""'' 80
~. nuhuc n treat when they saw Glenhe'm. Inc
nonular tlrfman did not attempt 20 make coup
hu, frankly told everybody who asked him ana
80. ,srson. who didn't that he believed Glen
he,ro uoula win easily. The betting on the Mero-
polItan Handicap was not as Disk as N s'''o
former years. although August be''ho"' O1.Ae0
u.as heavily backed and the Schorr pair were hoe'-
ellv supported with Western money mere was
decided tip on Bowling Brook. and many holiday
racesoers bet on him in tens and twenues 80 Una,
the hard-working. dilgent bookmakers VINO iaio "
% I against him did not reap the harvest antlci-
mated George Keene. who was backed Tor 'he
MACE by the followers OF Sloane ran second 10 'he
Morris colt and still further reduced inc oooK-
mokcrs gains. The race, CONSIDERING 'he bo'ns
MA. a good one. although Ben HalIaday was $40"
70 leave the post The pace set by Typhoon ana the
leh,weghts that made him stop was TOO much Tor
-. ION weights who were not In II at the finish
Tho star,inc-eatc is causing any amount Of com
noert The co:.trivancc In use at Morris PARK
was carried away by the horses In the JuVehne'
and several minutes Of valuable time were spent
in repairing IT. 1t got out OF order twice which
aided in causing the long delay at the post
|, was pleasant TO witness the reunion OF the
ar,zzlcd veterans OF the turf at the tracks yes
,craav The old uns" chatted about old times
and told Of the days when horses ran four miles
and finished by running the last quarter IN rs
seconds.
p r Wilson and his friends bet heavily on
L'Aloue,tc. Philip Lydig was well pleased with
The days sport. Armltage Harper appeared lone
some because J. 6. Foilan'bee was not present resent,
curtis believes that Archduke has fair chance
to win the English Derby John Kelly s smi!ed com
James r. Keene arrived in time 10 witness the
race for the Juvenile Stakes. and was greatly I'm
pressed with the winner. Glenhciin PhEp j.
Dwyer was disappointed at the showing made by
Miller
james T Sloane wore wonderful rainent sort
of cross between q golf and n bicycle costume.
Isaac Thompson lid not lay agin EN-: Matthew
critical eye Fred" Taral received many greet
ings from his friends. Oficinl Timer Baretto Is
having much trouble with an automatic timing mn
chine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
THE AUXILIARY BOARDS WORK.

The Naval Auxiliary Cruiser Board devoted Itself
chiefly yesterday to the preparation of weekly re-
port on the vessels examined. This was forwarded
10 the Navy Department Inst evening. The more
important names on the list were those OF Mr..
Gould's Yacht Atlanta Mr. Dickerson's yacht
Nooya and tho yacht Llewellyn together with
those OF the Cromwell Line steamships Hudson and
New Orleans The steamships Aberanda and Hes
peria examined In the last week. have been pur-
chased as colliers.
The Board Is ready TO inspect the Algonquin. OF
the Clyde Line the Olympia. OF the Anchor Line
tho Cherokee Of the Clyde Line and some other
vessels ms SC IN as they come to port The rejec-
ton OF the Vigilancia by the War Department for
use as a hospital ship 10 In line with the judgment
OF the members Of the Board. who examined her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
ACCrSED MURDERESS Is ACQUITTED.

Toronto. Ont. May THE second trial Of Mrs
Olive Siernaman for the alleged murder Of her hus-
band by administering to him arsenic IN order that
she might obtain some insurance money. was con-
cluded at Cayuga, Ont. this evening and resulted
in the fury returning verdict OF Not guilty" On
the first trial Mrs. Sternaman was found guilty and
sentenced TO be hanged on January ~ last. TWO
days before the day set for her execution she was
granted a trial on the strength o. new and inP
whence In her favor having been discovered
The verdict meets with popular approval The case
has created intense interest throughout Canada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
WHAT THE BLOCKADERS ARE DOING.
COMMUNICATION WITH THE SHORE AT MATANzAs
-NEwsPApERs PROCURED.

Key West. Fla. May (SpeciaD.-it Is prop
able that when Commodore Watson puts to sea
70 take command in person Of his blockadng
squadron he may change his flagship. substitut-
ing the Dolphin for the Cincinnati While capt
whose papers al regular and are allowed TO pro-
coed !; Is rare for vessel Of any kind in these
waters to escape giving an account or ITSELF
The torpedo boat Foote. which came IN from
Cardenas reported the blockade effectual there
and al Matanzas Comm inication has been had
with the shore and newspapers received.
The most interesting news from Matanzas IS
proclamation OF the Military Governor. In
which he forbids any person 20 carry 1000 out
OF the city and prohibits railroads from trans
porting 1t away from there under severe penal
ties
The newspaper dispatch-bo boats have gone OUT
again tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
rIOsE FINISHES AT LOUISVILLE.

Louisville. KY. May Close and exciting finishes
marked the fourth days sport at Churchill Downs
Two events went to favorites-Batten taking the
first race and Terrene the last; Tho principal
event OF the day was the Louisville Hahncap
uA,aS ,n., sor,evba, I'm interest when Alvable and
Doanerges were scratched. II went TO Estaca the
fourth choice al AZ 20 l. Paul kauvar the Z 10 /
followed the winner home with Length sepa-
RI ting them a sloppy track precluded last ume'
The Weather opened threatening and disaSreeape'
but cleared later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
U4RVARU'S FINE MARKSN1NSHTP

New-Haven. Conn. May The first OF the semi
annual matches OF the recently formed nercollegi-
ate Shooting Association. held here to-day at tho
grounds OF the Ncw-IIavcn Gun Club by
Harvard. with a score OF Ill Yale was second with
lO3 points. and Pennsylvania ana Princeton had ~
and Sc points. respectively. The best individual
score was made by Paul. OF Pennsylvania. scoring
o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
AN ALLEGED SPY IN WASHINGTON.
CAUGHT 1T Is SAID WITH IMPORTANT pocV'
NrXTs IN HIS POSSESSION.


washington. May An alleged Spanish spy
was arrested in this city tonight. and Is now N
confinement at the Arsenal. The authorizes
are extremely retcent regarding the details OF
the case. and refuse positively 10 make 'n'
name OF the man known. II is known however
that he is an American, and that up 10 witnn
three weeks ago he had been an enlisted ma"
on a vessel OF the United States Navy. In'
arrest was made at a boarding house by Ch'e'
Wilkie OF the Secret Service. assisted by oap
tain Fage. OF the S;h Artillery. and guard VI
a corporal and one man. The arrest was MACS
quietly and attracted no attention II was
military procedure. and the police authoF'''e'
were not informed The credit OF the arres1
given by Treasury officials TO Chlef N'IAIe' ""S
has personally worked up the case
II is said that the evidence against Inc - 70
oner is absolutely conclusive. complete 0'p''e,
code and other discriminating documents, :.
asserted. were found on his person. Inc p,.ory
er was Immediately escorted u the nl0,a az
barracks at the United States arsenal mere, az
placed in close confinement, under H''''"''
guard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
DEPT VOVOPS HER PEiCEMAhbn'

Lima Peru. May IA splendid receP,
given to-day to Senior Billinghurs Itch
OF Peru. who recently signed the protocol pres.
Chill. regarding Tacna and africa provinces senators
ident Perola. three ministers num1er persons or well
coined him ut Callao and patriotic spec lowered
made Women on the balconies or houses $50 s along
Senior Billinghurst with howers d. nc ' a..
the streets. IT, A., luna 70 oO'
Congress will be convoked early 10 'uHs
cuss and take action on the protocol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
MEruonrsrs ErLoGIzE TIE PRESIDENT.

Baltimore. May The conference OF the Method
ls Episcopal Church South at IT'S session Yesterday
unanimously adopted resolutions commenting the
endcavorcd 70 prevent the present conflict with
Spain. assuring him and his advisers OF the rympa -
thy and moral support OF the cmbers OF the con-
ference and expressing the hope that the Will
end speedily. and thnt It's results Will be such
Will promote The future peace and welfare of both
nations and of the world at large. The remainder
OF the session devoted to the presentation OF
memorials and petitions and their reference 10 ap
propfiatc committees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
SOLDIER KILLED IN CAMP.

sERGEANT SHOT ny PRlVArE IT MoIIiE
Mobile. May a tragedy occurred ~ the Regu-
lar Army camp last nSh, Sergeant Crowley. OF
Company A. 81 Infantry. was shot md Killed by
pri"1te o, the e,h "hom he was trying 70 arrest FOR
drunkenness A. late hour mo cifll authorities
had not been informed Of the crime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
rse Dobbins The following was the result IN

W ~ carke's .ix-year-old br h. Dinna Forget oy
Marlin ID Rucker, rve-year-old Gu c. Bridegroom
by Sweetheart-G Goldsmith Maid -.
Duke OF Devonshires four-year-oid o C. "'T"e'' -
Mnstrel-POem ................' '''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
DINNA FORGET'S GREAT JUBILEE.
DoDBINs ALSO ONE OF THE STARTERS IN THE

RACE AT KEMPTON PARK.
London May AT the second days racing TO-
day OF tho Kempton Park spring meeting. w. NJ
Clarke's six-year-old brown horse Dinna Forget
by Loved One out Of Barometer. won tho CNat
Jubilee Stakes. The twelfth year OF the KEN a n
Park Great Jubilee Stakes Is a handicap OF 1900
sovercgns by subscription OF ten sovereigns each
and a subscription OF twenty soveregns for start
ers the second TO receive 200 sovereigns. and the
third 100 soyereigns. out Of the stake I; Is for
three-year-ods and upward. Sixteen horses ran
over the Jubilee course. mile including the
I.orilard Beresford stables four old chestnut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
sPANIARDs SAY THEY'RE FIGHT1N'
GOMEZ.

Madrid May An official dispatch from
Havana says:
Since April 30 tostllit!es have been pursued
AGAINST Gomez with the greatest activity and
ysor. Several engagements have taken place.
Thirty-two rebels have been Killed, and one
Spanish oe.icer ard thirty-three soldiers have
been wounded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
HELP FOR SPAIN FROM ARGENIl'~

Buenos Ayres. May THE Spaniards %
gentina. II IL announced. Will cable 10 '""-
next week another million francs as a ;.
scrption to the national fund being 'a'S''
strengthen the Spanish fleet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08

VIZ, :, div. BY a head hsltens'h between second
and ;hrd.
SIXTH RAcE-speosl weights; 500 added; psn'n'A
The Wrhe-s Mile.
G T DIVERS ch {. Sly Fox by Silver . 10
ror-Aetoria yrs. l01 u. tsiirS " -
NeGden;s ch G. Grea. Bend. q
100 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. nonlpsoW "
rsne. GaIwsy:s b c. Blueaway. 100.
Scotch rlam. g. OF Gear es) d'.rs.n 9 IL
Wa-rentor g. lo7 -. oyhS "a II
George BOYD. g. 100. r. hsC" ~
Ne''sN Time i5ls
We, .,.y nv two lengths; tire. lengths between SEQ
ond and third
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
Weight Name.

-rho ,,o,gh,s for The ST NichOas HuTdIe IHHuI-
can for four-year-o1s and upward 20 d. rnn Oh
Wednesday al a mile and half over hN nights u
hurdes AT Morris Park. are as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
PENNSYLVANIA ANSWERS THE CALL
A RUSH TO JOIN THE VOLUNTEERS IN CAMP At
MOr'NT GRETNA.

Mount Gretna Penn. May To-day az Camp
Hastings was one the Ike OF which has never been
seen in tn. soldier NE % the State since The time
o. Camp Curtin. when Pennsylvania answered Ln'
coins call for volunteers 20 preserve the Olioa'
With the arrival OF the frst train this morning
men anxious 70 Join the ranks OF the militia began
arriving and at a late hour tonight IL was ests'
mated that fully a thousand were stored away
in me recri.lng rendezvous. SO great was the rIsa
thu, Governor Hastings requested that X oe maas
known 10 all citizens tha, only those on ne walt
ng lis. OF the various companies could be taken 81
present
Tho entire commlssary department OF he Gus'a
was formally turned over 70 Leu,enan, Howe, Act
ing Comm.ssary from the United States Army anu
all subsistence will be managed by him.
Major A. l.. Smith OF the Commissary Depart
mont al Washington. made ofiicia! visit today
and CAPTAIN Wray. stn Infantry Leu,enaAis helch'
man ON Infantry. Scherer. itl Infantry, ara crap
Sth Cavalry arrived 10 assist the other Army on
GERS IN their work.
The horses OF Batteries A AMI { were sent homo
to-day and the commands are .nomentarily AWAIT
Ing orders 10 proceed TO Newport News
CAPTAIN /. J. Keenan,. % Pi;ts3urg. an once. On
General Wleys staff. today invited General rl'l..
hugh Lee 70 vs.. the camp. General Lee resre'tea
his ina billty 20 AT the present time. but saa
he would endeavor 10 do 80 before the troops wers
removed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08

TIE weight. tor the Crotona lightweight hnho'cap
.o- three-yearolds and upward. TO be run over inc
las. SIX furlongs 0. the Withers mile nj Moffn
Park on Tuesday FOR a purse OF No'' arc Us 'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08

Time-l4%
Won IN a drive by length; same distance " "
oni and third.
FIFTH RACES-For two-year-olds: ~" ao'eu' '"'
a-.ss ra., hal.r1,le Of the Eclirse Course
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
MR. BARTON RETURNS FROM WASHINGTON

stephen T.. carton. tho chairman OF the Central
Cuban Relief Committee. returned TO tls city from
Washington on Friday night lie went TO Wash
ington on Thursday In order acquaint the Presi-
dent with "A communication received by himself
from Miss Clara Barton. Miss Barton Is ut
K,y West with the veiiNl steamship State OF Texas
MIR Barton was Seen yesterday By "A Tribune
porter AZ the headquarters of tho committee NO
IS Wlllinm-st He said hA had placed the commune
cation from his aunt Misc Barton. In tho hands OF
President Mckinney on :'cornt Of the specially
the communication public.
From committees the West three thousand
mlttec yesterday. The Omaha committee. OF which
William ~. Mason Is chairman, has sent three car
loads OF supplies In the last two weeks. Tho Ma
tional Business League. Of Chicago. has also sent
large amounts OF relief supplies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
ENGLISH OFFICER TO STUDY NAVAL FIGHT

Captain Alfred PaGet OF the English Navy.
rived yesterday the steamer Etruria. Captain
Paget will go 10 Washington and there. through the
British Ambassador will make arrangements
which will permit him TO study fully any naval
battles that may occur between Spain and the
United States