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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-11
sTUKGE, NOW mi
he H.s Engaged Counsel and vnp ~
Defcnus,d

l
After spending the night in1a,-
.opolltan Aotel, L. NJ. Sturgiansv
az law. who Is held on five Cd ~
ieiohy. was yesterday morniinsd
oNer 70 City Sergeant E. w. cad
us Shiet OF Police S. J. Harys. nd
Tue attorney Is now behind thu r.
- sac mat when Sturgis Vput
oack py Turnkey Dan Curtisyas
5Eu oy Two fellows whonhad
ue.ehueu IN the Police Court.
a.uiglns was not long in ling
counsel, and when his case q ne
he will be Well defended Nv ny ~
array of legal talent. AMI h..
lawyers Sturgis is said to have Ia
are Judge Burroughs. of Nortae1
c"mtnonwealth's Attorney HM
smith. of Richmond: Messrs -
Elckford. a. c. Garrett and r ~.
ders. of this city. A number -.
ago Sturgis was a law student Hpa
Burroughs office. judge R,rIa
visited his client at the tail ylav
morning and spent some tim, Vim
ne sought to have Sturgis rela Or
pan. but Commemorative Atti r
n. NJ. Newton said he would Hon
tne sum OF $1,000 in each casalch
would make tota. o. s5 Ouph,s
amount Sturgis was unable to gfnd
ne must remain in his cell I1,fs
Hns,, is disposed Of. The time f,t.a-
urinary hearing has not been
i' was reported yesterday thru
promises would he effected in -,
.; the cases, but it is underst oda
commemorative Attorney Newitji
nor agree to a compromise: in 81
F." "''h' pc compromising feitto
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iikikF TIE MS.

Mr.. r. c. Haywood is i'll at his HON,
on Thirtieth street INN
Mr. W. J. Payne. Of the Newpor
News Gas Company. is in the city.
Misses annie and Mamie Morse {,
richmond, are visiting Miss Hatti,
Wilson.
Mrs. D. w. Hopkins. on Twenty.
sixth street, is confined to her room
by sickness. "."
Lieut.. NJ. a. McCully. who has hee,
ordered to report for duty on the Yale
Is in the city.
Miss Fannie Davidson. returned las,
evening from a visit to relatives q,
Round Hill, Va.
Miss Kate Wolnack, OF Chatham
1s the guest Of Miss Lola Lipscomb
on Thirty-third street.
Mr.. Richard Hartigan, of Mobile,
Ala. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas w. Arlington
Miss Marian Peek returned last ev
ening from Lynchburg. where she has
been attending school.
Miss Addie jackson. of Oxford, N. c.,
is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Percy Poarch.
on Twenty ninth street
Miss Belle Lindsay. of Port Norfolk.
10 visiting her sister, Mrs. G. II. Rich
ardson. on Chestnut avenue.
Mr.. A. A. Klaskey. Of New York
Is the guest Of his cousin, Mr.. a. Illas-
Key, on twenty seventh street
A, slight fire occurred at Mr. G. H
Binns wood yard. on the Acre, short
ly after noon yesterday. caused by
defective smoke stack. The damage
was slight.
The banks here have made the dis
covery that large number Of spurious
nickles are in circulation. There are
nP |n lit,
around. r.H
A train carrying four large mortars
arrived at Fort Monroe this morning
Ihese big guns viii be set up at once
and VIII add greatly to the fighting fa-
cilittes of the fort
N, Mr.. H; Vert Holloway. formerly of
this city. now at Randolph Macon
an academy song, which was rendered
at the finals this week.
Miss Daisy Daughtrey, one OF the
teachers in the High School Of Nanse-
mond, is spending a part OF her vaca-
tion5swith her cousin. Miss Sallie
Dangherty, on Twentv-seventh street
Brigadfer- General Royal T. Frank.
formerly commandant of Fort Monroe.
has been made president of the army
retiring board. which has just been
appointed by the Secretary of War
Two new arc lights have been placed
in the West End. One is at Willis
corner and the other at the intersec-
ton OF Holt and jackson streets The
people Of that section will please re-
member the board of supervisors In
their. prayers.
DR.. George Nee. Pickrell. u S. NJ,
IS atGthe Atlantic Hotel Norfolk. DR..
Pickrell is ordered here, 1t is thought,
to examine the crews of the cruisers
Yale#and Harvard, and also possibly
the members of the Virginia Naval
Battalion preparatory to the visit of
today.
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WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF THE
WARSHIPS. TO RESIST ANY AT
TACK BY THE SPANISH FLEET.
TIE ARRIVAL OF THE MINNEAP-
Oils AT OLD POINT THURSDAY is
NOW BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN
IN ARTICULATION BY THE NAVY
DEPARTMENT OF y POSSIBLE At
TACK ON THIS POINT BY THE
SpANIARDS
NO DEVELOPMENTS YET.
WASHINGTON, JUNE 1.-THE
FOLLOWING SPECIAL FROM OLD
POINT DIRECT HAS BEEN RE-
C2INED BY THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS FROM PRIVATE SOURCES:
FORT MONROE, VA, JUNE TO-
THIS EVENING A REPORT RE
Cl2lvED HERE FROM CAPE HEN
RI. THAT A SPANISH BATTLE
SLIP, TWO CRUISERS AND A TOR
PlsDO BOAT WE'RE SEEN LURK-
ING OUTSIDE THE CAPES CAUSED
CONSIDERABLE ACTIVITY AT
THE FORT. AND TONIGHT THE
TROOPS ARE SLEEPING BY THEIR
GUNS, AND THE SEARCHLIGHTs
OF THE CRUISER MINNEAPOLIS
; AN AUXILIARY CRUISER ANDoNE
AT THE FORT ARE SWEEPING
THE WATERS IN SEARCH OF THE
! ENEMY. ALL OF THE OFFICERS
FROM THE HOTELS WE'RE CALL.
ED TO THEIR POSTS ONlGHT,C CON
SIDERABLE EXCITEMENT EN-
SUED AMONG THE CIVILIANS
AND SOME uNEASINESS WAS APP
| PARENT AMONG THE GUESTS OF
| THE HOTELS AT 2:30 A. NJ
:---Il. VI ERR; NO NEW DEVELOP
M e.iI rs"
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THE SHIPS SEARCHLIGHTSW WERE
KEPT PLAYING, ON THE WATER
EVERY FEW MINUTES.
IN THE FORT AMMUNITION
WAS HURRIED TO THE BIG GUNS,
AND THE TROOPS ORDERED TO
THEIR POSTS. SOME OF THE OF
FICERS WERE WITH THEIR FAM
lilies AT THE HOTELS AND BU-
GLERS WERE DISPATCHED FOR
THEM. THEY SCURRIED OUT OF
THE BUILDINGS AND FASTENED
TO THE FORT. IN THE CAMP OF
THE MARYLAND TROOPS. JUST
OUTSIDE THE FORT, ORDERS
WE'RE GIVEN FOR THE MEN TO
SLEEP IN THEIR CLOTHES, WITH
THEIR GUNS CLOSE BY.
THE BAY PRESENTED A BEAU
T1FUL SCENE WITH SEARCH
T1FUL SCENE. WITH SEARCH
RECTION. &
THE CRUISERS CINCINNATI
AND NEWARK ARE AT NORFOLK.
BUT ARE ExPEcTED-To JOIN THE
MINNEAPOLIS HHIs MORNING.
A DISPATCH WHICH CAME FROM
WASHINGTON STATING THAT ONE
OF THE VESSELS SEEN WAS
PROBABLY A GERMAN FREIGHT
Err, HAD a TENDENCY TO ALLAY
THE EXCITEMENT AMONG THE
GUESTS AT THE HOTELS, BUTTHE
OFFICIALS DID NOT RELAX
THEIR VIGILANCE
BY SOME 1T IS THOUGHT THAT
THE MEN OF-WAR SAID TO HAVE
BEEN SEEN ARE SHIPS COMPOS-
ING THE SPANISH FLEET AL
LEGGED TO BE AT CADIZ.
FORT MONROE IS PREPARED.
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SITUATION AT SANTIAGO.
Admiral Sampson Actively Co-Operat-
ing With the Insurgents.
lCopyrlght. 1sss. by Associated Press.l

Copyright. 1898. by Associated Press.}
ON BOARD THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS DISPATCH BOAT WANDA,
OFF SANTIAGO DE CUBA. THURS
DAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 9, VIA
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, June 1o.-12:3o
P.M.--In Santiago de Cuba there are
now about 10000 Spanish soldiers
chiefly infantry. but with a fair con-
| tingent of cavalry and field artillery
drawn from the surrounding country.
| During the day the cavalry skirmish
| in the vicinity Of the city, returning at
night to barracks. During the last few
days the activity OF the Spaniards
has been particularly noticeable. OK
en- trains have been making their way
to the batteries, detachments have
been working on emplacements, and
there have been other signs showing
that the Spaniards are preparing a
desperate resistance.
ships may be removed to the forts.
The insurgents. about 5000 strong,
have taken position on mountain to
| the westward. Two thousand insur-
gents of this gathering are unarmed.
General Maxine Gomez, now about $50
! miles inland, is making his way to-
ward the coast. Admiral Sampson Is
actively cooperating with the insur-
| gents Yesterday General Miniet Of
the insurgent forces, and his staff went
on board the New York for 8, long con-
SultatiOn.
The naval officers have been doing
splendid and daring work in carrying
communications to the insurgents.
| landing arms and making trips ashore
for the purpose Of gaining information.
Upon the gunboats Suwanee and VIZ
| en- this work has chiefly devolved.
Lieutenant Sharp, Of the Vixen. and
Lieutenant Commander Delehanty, of
the Suwanee, have been daily entrus-
ted with important missions and have
carried them out successfully. The
Vixens work has been chiefly confined
to carrying messages to and fro. but
| the Suwanee has been occupied in a
| more difficult task. The little gunboat
| has landed 800. 900 rounds of small arms
| ammunition. 300 Springfield rifles. one
| hundred carbines. 1000 machetes. with
equipments and provisions. These
| were handed over to 300 insurgents
Yesterday "wednesday about fifteen
miles west of Santiago. the man
body remaining in the mountains.
The LIBERALIZATION Of supplies was .e'
dious but uninterrupted. The fnsur-
gents reported that irregular engage
| ments between their forces and the
| Spanish cavalry were OF daily occur
| renee The Cubans were hard up foI
supplies and ammunition and were
nee's cargo. Some. almost ravenous
hacked at the slices of bacon and ate
raw beef. They had been living or
| lines, cocoanuts and sweet potatoes
Ensign Gilpin OF the Suwanee went
ashore and accompanied the Cuban'
to their temporary camp inland, Wnerf
he f.bund ten or q, dozen wounded mer
lying in need Of surgical attendance
Bancaages for them were sent from tn
Suw!hnee. The casualties were the re
suit !of brush the previous night will
Spanish cavalry.
TOT the correspondent Of the Assocf
ated sPress on the dispatch boat Wanda
Ensign Gilpin. describing his expert
ences at the camp, which is about tel
mile4s inland, said:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-11
S0LONS IN SESSION
Special Meeting of the Coun-
Gil Last Night.
THE GARBAGE ORDINANCE
Sty takes Steps to DO he WORK Of l,,,iec,
lag Refuse Matter. M Acton a,,,
Ell iEts- New p, lice Com
..u. u-tkston-r- Quality. .a,

he common council held an adjourn.
eu meeting last night to dispose OF inn.
poftant unfinished business. .sfs If M.
nlehlDers We're present except Council.
men Mu gler, Thomas and Ruane.
CITY WILL DO THE work
After auditing the bills the un,intsb
60 business was taken up Chairmnn
nusnes reported from the ordinanc.
eotAiilAttee The ordinance regulating the
ieinoVal OF garbage by The city ana
creating the office OF superintendent Of
garbage at salary of $40 Il month
Betore the ordinance was ad,,nted
several alterations We're made. ,h,.
most important of which invested M.
heatth oIicel with the power of an
pointing tile superintendent OF rarb
age, the appointmnt to be. confirmed
ns the council This was done. So tina,
we nea!th officer might be held r.spou-
Siple Ioi the work. For Inc ttisi,.ncv on,
negligence the superintendent, may IN,
removed by the council upon the rec
concentrations OF the health officer.
me pa sSa Sc Of this ordinance abol-
lsnes the ofii, OF sanitary inspector
Mnlch position is now held by Mi. c. r
Padgett. lac having been detailed FROM
the police force Tor this work. If Mr.
5ausett Is not appointed superinten-
oent or garbage he Will return to the
ponce Iorce for patrol duty.
"A resolution was adopted authorizing
me president to appoint a committee
70 pnfchaae six mules or horses siy
carts. double wagon and other ennin-
men1.
On motion OF Mr.. Wilett Presilen,
y Donnell appointed a committee ar
three to select a site for buildin,r !,
stable for the city teams and ascertain
the cost and also TO enquire into the
cost Of boarding the animals.
PRESIDENT O'Donnell will appoint tn.
AHeiHoeTs or both committees TODAY
COMMISSIONERS QUALIFY.
communication was received from
w. Z. Stuart, secretary of the Board |
OF Police Commissioners, stating that !
Messrs. NJ. V. l.. Daughty and w. G |
stuart had qualified to fill the unex |
pred terms OF the late John A. VIII |
Hams and Mr. J. L. Marye, Jr. respect- |
lively. The report was received and |
filed.
This nipped In the bud any effort
that might have been intended Ia have
the council reconsider its action in
confirming the appointments as the
commissioners are now State officers
ana cannot be removed by the council.
NO ACTION ON BRIDGES.
Inc report of the special committee
'egarding the building Of the bridge:
vas received ard will come up at the
next regular meeting
ANOTHER MEETING NEXT WEEK.
There Is considerable business vet la
'e transacted by the old council before
Winding up Its affairs and another adj
burned meeting will he held next
Thursday night ).
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LATEST PHASE OF THE WAR.
Spain's Reverses Produce Less Effect
Than Was Expected.
Ry Telegraph)

Inan was Expected.
(By Telegraph)
LONDON, June 1.-THE continental
press is much occupied with the latest
phase of the war. Spain's reverses
have produced less effect than might
have been expected In Austria. where
it appears to be recognized that the
fate of Cuba is less interesting than the
possibility Of European complications
arising over the Philippines The vi
that the time has come to sue for an
honorable peace. which she might not
obtain later. The Paris papers take
much the same line but nowhere is
there any confirmation that either
Spain or the powers have yet taken
action.
The Berlin papers discuss the proba-
BILE danger for Europe arising from
Americas victory ana predict com
plete change in her po.icy.
THE Hamburger Nachrichten" ex-
poets the closing of South American
ports to American commerce, and ad-
vises the Americans not to draw tho
bow too tightly as regards Spain.
The Vossiche Zeitung says the wei.
fare of all European states makes il
advisable for them TO support the
South American states In maintaining
their independence. ENGLAND dream:
pleasantly" says the Vossiche Ze!tung
, "of an American alliance. She viii
probably be disappointed when Porte
Rico and Cuba are included in thu
American suctons limits"
LONDON. June 1.-THE Vienna cor
respondent of the Daily Telegraph
says:
Authentic reports have been re
| ceived here that the situation in Mad
( rid is advancing with great rapiQity
! There is no doubt that crisis exists
| Spain will entreat the intervention o
/ the powers almost Immediately. ant
confidential inquiries in this sense hav
already been made here.
"a rumor circulated here this even
! ing that a revolution had broken out l.
| Madrid is not confirmed. But yer
| noticeable Is the movements OF TIL
| Carlists. whom Don Carlos has sum
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-11
BAIQUERI BOMBARDED.


Several American Warships Engaged
in the Smelling.
Copyright. 1898. by Associated Press.)
(From II Spanish Correspondent
HAVANA, June 1850 P. M.-Sev-
eral American warships today bonn
barded Baiqueri, some distance east Of
Aguadores. and near the railway line
to Santiago de Cuba.
Official advices from Santiago say
that the bombardment caused no
damage &C.,.
BaiQueri Is a mining locality and
control.
AT the palace 1t Is denied that there
has been any bombardment of the San
tiago Qualifications today. ..5
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omcers Of the Il. v. F. q.

At the regular monthly business
meeting Of the Baptist Young Peoples
Union of the Newport News Baptist
.hurch last night the semi-annual cleo
lion of officers for the ensuing term
.ook place. resulting as fo'lows
Arthur P Allen, president.
John 4. Cree, vice president.
w. Perry Epes. secretary
w. s. Tahb. assistant secretary.
Mrs. j. W. Foley. treasurer.
The Union will give an entertain
nent at the church next THURSDAY;
night, to which tn" members OF tne
Union of the Second Baptist church
will be invited. .
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-11
BOUND TO SURRENDER.
(Ry Telegraph.1

LONDON. June 11.--The Shanghai
correspondent of the Daily Telegraph
save:
"Advices from Hong Kong report
that any serious resistance by the
Spaniards, who are pressed by the in
surgents and. the Americans. is out OF
the question. The Japanese are dis
cussing the desirability of buying tht
Philippines II the islands are In th'
market. Failing to purchase them
they would prefer that the Philippines
hec ONE British" -------- .-.-s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-11
/. Japan PROTESTS.

WASHINGTON. June l0.-Japan has
entered a strong protest against thu
dirty on tea provided for in the wal
revenue bill. The protest is based or
the ground that uniform duty Of ter
cents a pound on all teas. cheap OF
dear. will have the effect OF ruinlnf
Japan's tea trade with the United
States. - a MS
Japan, 1t says, would not object to {
duty graded according to value
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sPANIARD TO BE RELEASED.
80 - (llN sTalaorar,h mn - d

WASHINGTON. June 1O.-Assistant
Secretary Meiklejohn has directed the
release of Jose Castellanos, confined
at Fort Mcpherson barracks, Ga. The
man$ts q. Spaniard and was arrested
at Tampa, but there was no evidence
5addnced on his examination to show
that e5Swas 8engag ed In any actions
8pre1udicta to tie government. M:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-11
THE CABLE NOT CUT.
Spanish Minister Says He Has Re
ceived Dispatches from Santiago.


ceived Dispatches from Santiago.
MADRID. June 1o.-2 P. M-The
minister for foreign affairs, Duke Al
moaavar de Rio. says there is no truth
in the statements that the cable COM
municating with Santiago de Cuba has
been cut adding that he received dis
patches from there this morning.
The Duke also denied that Lieutenant
r. de CarranZa. formerly naval at
tache fthe Spanish legation at Wash
ington. and Senior Du Bose. recently
Spanish charge d'affairs at the same
place had been arrested in Canada.
A semi-ofIiciai note issued today says
Spanish letters continue to be seized
in the United States, even though ad-
dressed to foreigners. The note adds:
IF this measure. unprecedented In
war between civilized peoples, Is per
sisted in, Spain Will maze reprlsais
upon the property Of Americans ii
SPAIN"
Simply more and better for you,
-. o,a,, +hop aver before at woodward
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:noned to a conference at Brussels. IT
IS SAID BY those who are in the antour-
age OF the pretender that some great
action is on the eve Of being taken"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-11
AN OFFICIAL BULLETIN.

Guatanamo Bay Now Held by the Mar
blehead.
- (Ry Telegraph)
WASHINGTON. June l0.-The Navy
Department today posted the following
bulletin:
ON June 18th Admiral Sampson or
iered the Marblehead Commander Nc
Gala, and the Yankee. Commander
Brownson, to take possession of the
outer bay of Guantanamo. These YES
sells entered the harbor at daylight on
the seventh, driving 4 Spanish gunboat
into the inner harbor and took posses
sion of the lower bay, which is now
held by the Marblehead."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-11

Ice cream freezers 2 to 10 quarts, ice
water coolers 2 to 8 gallons. Prices
right Adams Racket Stare.
ma-20-tf : y. feaLa .essks ne Die
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-11

The world laughs at girl who Is
anxious to get married, but 1t .aughss
i,s she becomes an old maid: so what
can the poor girl do?-Chicago4Ne News:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-11
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS
iI9,- TalaUror},N

.. tRy Telegraph
WASHINGTON, June l0-The Presi-
dent today sent the following nomina :
tons to the Senate:
To be brigadier generals-Charles +.
Roe. of New York; Thomas l.. Rosser,
of Virginia. |.
Fourth regiment United States vol
unteer infantry. To be captain, John
D. Treadwell. of Virginia
Fifth regiment United States volun-
tecr infantry. To be second lieuten-
ants-Rudolpn Rumgnrdner. of Virgin
ia. LanShorne u. Lewis of Virginia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-11

or talk about the beautiful straw
hats this season at Woodw y. !; J, ,s. :
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-11

New line Of Pictures. Photo Frames.
VAN Pockets and Ornaments at
,>DAMS RACKET s GRE mya3-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-11
WATER BARGE FOUND.
Sighted About Twenty Miles From
. Wilmington.
(Ry r,elaprauh \

Sighted About Twenty Miles From
Wilmington.
(By Topography
WILMINGTON, N. c., June 10-The
government water barge which was
lost from the steamer LeinidaS off
tie North Carolina coast was discov-
cred on the bar in Elmers Inlet, about
twenty miles from Wilmington. yester-
day afternoon. She was sighted by a
small coastlng schooner bound for this
place. The barge at low tide has only
about foot OF water around her, and
1t will be a dlriicult matter to get her
or the sand. One OF her starboard
tanks forward is empty the others are
all intact.
The revenue cutter Colfax, which
has been in search of the barge To-
Gated her today. and came within 400
yards OF her, but went back down the
coast without sending any of her crew
to investigate. Two men OF the schoon-
er's crew which first discovered the
barge are now on board of her. They
hope to get remuneration for their find
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-11
SPANS RESERVE SQUADRON.
LONDON. June LA diSnatch To

oEAlN > RESEltV T. Sll ~ ADRON.
LONDON, June ll.-A dispatch to
the Standard from Corunna, dated
Tuesday, says:
The arsenal at Ferrol is and has
been most active; while the private and
government dockyards are working day
and night The ships under construc-
ton are the armored cruiser Cardinal
Cisneros. the cruiser Vitoria, the tor
pedo gunboats Donna Maria de Moli-
ma and Don Aware de Bazan and the
armed transport Cuidad de Cadiz.
The following have been undergoing
repairs: The armored cruiser Princesa
de Austria, the Maria Cristina, the
Villa de Bilboa, the Puigcerda (moni-
tori, the GuepoZ Coano. the Duke de
! Tetaun and the Ejercito.
'"The Maria CriStina and the Cuidad
de CadiZ have left FerrOl for desti-
nation unknown under sealed orders.
! The former left June G; the latter left
| today (Tuesday)."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-11

Simply more and better for you,
money than ever before at WOODWARD
& Womble's. - A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-01
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