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ADVERTISEMENTS

Many of the North American Indians
 SrS-e +rsag-iihceps snecirge-.r- e,G obvsical
 manhood. This was due, largely to their
 active outdoor life. Nevertheless, they
 had the wisdom to know that an active life
 in the open air alone, would not keen a
 man healthy. They had their medicine
 men, who gathered herbs from field and forest and bTewed decoctions to assist the natural processes of the various vital organs.
 Modern civilized men do not as a usual thing recognize the same necessity until it is too late. They ignore medicine until they are within the grasp of some serious or fatal disease. The time for man to be gin taking medicine is when he begins to we'll and healthy he does not feel that way. If he does feel that way he may be pretty sure that he is half sick. When he is half sick 1t does not take long before he is
 whole-sick. Dr. Pierce's Golden Med 1cal Discovery is the best medicine for a man when he Is sick or getting sick. If puts him all right all round It puts his stomach right to begin with, and that is the most important point. IL puts his liver right, and that is the second most import ant point. It purifies his blood and fills 1t with the life giving elements of the food he eats, and that is the third important point. 1t drives out all disease germs and impurities of every description. It makes the appetite keen and hearty It is the greatest blood-naker and flesh builder. It cures eS per cent. of all cases of consump- ton, weak lungs, spitting of blood, obsti- nate coughs and kindred ailments Thou sands who were given up to die have testi- he'd to their recovery under this marvellous medicine. An honest dealer will not urge. a substitute for the sake of little extra proht. He gives you what you ask for.
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SPEECHES BY CANDIDATES.
Gage, Patton and Kahn Will Address Two Mass-Meetings Next Mon
 dav EVening

On next Monday evening Henry T. Gage, the Republican nominee for Gov ernor, Charles L. Patton, the Republican nominee for nlayor; Julius Kahn, the Re publican nomlneee for Congressman from the Fourth District, and others will ad- dress a mass meeting at Saratoga Hall under the auspices of the Continental bly, District Repubncan Club On the same evening they will speak at Teuto- mia Hall on Howard street, between Ninth and Tenth. under the auspices of the Thirty-frst Assembly District Re- publican Club
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conform their action to the plan of
 1uslon, then such nominees should be
 Damdraagn DDltndrawn and the nominees of the
 substituted. Before this plan was re-
 ported to the convention James c.
 Magulre-a Democrat-had been nomf- mated Tor Governor, and, although that was an office allotted to the Democrats III 1T the plan of fusion, it was excepted rom the arrangement for withdraw lng candidates in favor of the nomi- I nees or the other parties. In other words Judge Mcguire was to be the Whatever happened, provided only if ne would accept the nomination.
 AS soon as Judge Mcguire was nom mated minority of the convention protestings against the action of the inaJorlty-WithdreW and organized an- other convention in another room. Of apout l6O delegates actually present B Rh RRahrtlclpated in the new organization. lie remaining delegates went on and nominated a full ticket, appointed committees and adjourned. Hutchi- son and Gregory were chairman and secretary of the original convention, ana secretary of the rival convention organized by the minority. Each set or o1leers presented to the respond eht eh certificates containing the lists of conventions. He filed that of the mi norlty convention, and refused to file that of the majority convention. This proceeding has been instituted to com pei him to reverse his action
 The law governing the case Is found In the Political Code (sec. 11S5, ct seqD as construed by this court in a number of cases which we have had occasion to consider. It was deter mined in Mcdonald N. Hinton, 114 Cal, 4S4, that a political party can be represented by but one convention. nd in case the chairmen and secreta- ries of two rival conventions present certified lists of nominees for filing, the officer whose duty 1t is to file such certificates should determine which of
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Gersnaa American n,Hh

me 9ernaaf-American Maguire cluh <, organized ThursdaXH assembly a,snn3Iyn District was street gooa deal of enfhusiaSy Sg Syn o,xsh nt5 ssslesse sd5lasza Y 'e many present and Ta ths SssrrnaT, ..ater f fiettLLucted to notify each saaeies, f5 gi {ne district of the for tse meeting ea SIVo WedInd, and asked to join at
 sFhs ee.lesSyir.s po " oTrunsssday evening next s9acted. F B GoecI1eOo Ooilcers have been Narp. V gresdent: 6r president; NJ. ,ITappras ' seeretary. An exeo,ai Snarles M
 ea,s nlsse siasIag of one neDItve meSbav com, fom day. e1ected on Wednes-
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VSEMEN MUST
 HAVE A RESIDENCE
nd Navy League Exercised on Nccount of Emeryville
 Stuffers.


 1nd Office San Francisco Call.
 sos Broadway, Sept 30.
 rk Frank c. Jordan estimates
 fll be between 2700O and 2S GOO
 Sprthcoming purged Great
 3t2He IS now crowded with
 Cp'~ .S, who are preparing
 tAe inter. The work is t0
 AN ne printer on October
 9se within fifteen days
 sFnain open until fif-
 lg syetion day, and such
 s9L fsaen the printer in time sa e 4s supplemental register r tlrd fe available at the polls UT itsr vSavy League has been bet at some of the mem Fer. aa aIItng of the great regis by her t ,,, slvs b5,Jsd stuffing was done bers at the rfnervviile exercises and rub s09 voteg uver,s no}}1ed at-acetrack About primaries sy 5,pearUyx,iiIe the recent State were pelied giFhin The Sd while but 250 -ast general eiectiosp. me radius at the i5a,o nl,es James EvanE Fank T GTtfhei TJtfia Wn MG epDojrtts s'e otI s sino Dave Briggs was don secure l fss le'ate. MT. Bran sse saloon S1 gfed stuAers.' There feas' was iDs we @ as5sag re registered. wnich aoout attention to sfolsIrct Attorney snook,s co1srgdt fearBell. t.h,,ts said one of the faction; AIr Shook t5se Sse very little satis- tss, Mo1'a nsya to bring a ciyii jned us that we befefe f . t!ss n5t # miAht be buisI slx and even mined ss ia 2e. theref@s finally defer9 ts-s 1ssslseI shss of the ma, cropped the t;sfs.H t,,i.H if OUT @ay But obstacles l racetracS who haye i,oss ,ess Iellosss at fbe fbee horse stah s.tempt to ,to11e Ssi1t ontside. os | Dc thrown in-o 3ail." 'te they wil |
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 resent the par--~ ------------- Cate rejecting ,nuvs -os reaI,v ren- stancirg II riag ls sii, ItailS tts rt5p rep- ana ana3cte0t / ha Ns- ro+x,-ith ed eftd in 5het eese be 9aily @ correct re Whetheg The de3lI 'es ulscussz SsS,z trar Cor, ia fhia louiiu ,! review aH6 corT6 4ass 3s ,satory In this case tha4 avoided, b. psrties Der sle.'is to he be the court not N tefTniDe upon
 whether as 3 h.
 Tetary should h4
 caGe which he
 have refused to
 Bhlch he accepted. ~
 lS Is c0nreded That ~ are regular in form
 cated, and that Bls 6
 the 9tLtGte TelatiE~ Ec
 talon have been l4t
 The 1riy question is w AFosA The regular ald g Jus r7f.ttoa st the pat i,r
 pon th5s pciut We thor Laat the resaap efit erra alnascH4 II is Clsar th Ei.ra e vention was rfss-si-s,sst e}e in ys Ean1Ied, and shat 0n1e M sh3rG Of It's F4ey1bHrs n n 5ne uoqinas5'n of sedge 4rar af. G 5elegatea resent old net dl k.1s ,5 a 4t5 IT. convention or destroy Its .dsly ot ..ls remained 8s before. tire FeofsgtEs t'le venucn, ~isb fpi authority s!sy. .t nsis ticket to Dc voted nssg5 s.s' Tto fact-4f # ha e St flia (, d at tae a5z, a tact-
 i .2ta t, iegates WI: sasn as'.-s sga.s paft% +Lterez.S oledees or , fsfGatue4 R3re Ia noniE s9er1lfliiR 48 depting tts At4ng Ji9se egurt hs ent9B lEeepy1 f t2L v. ss s ry,pfs se,rstssfy oz f Wflfa wfAsn a@ s sths sNaatest C. Stste nor tiae poiificei to ee settssa 9f flo+ta, 4tssA trustels fengesifaeFsAs- 9ss1 At+7s blsg fh7iv- stf1segaens TT lJe4rhAe,s Ehe courts ls seitss aong Z or a.s.,lsssr aIar9s & JGsf tes WuEa ana fbs 6i4} E9t sledost 5g ;ss.
 H H.r.f 'ix. ,E.s1f ftletke}rS eis ffF O'sl | eeses 2 ( remedy Ter l.As1 .t' isazf t, z. Snensnre CT LRtttlz e,7SSe- cer0ed1 Ri1i ss poila. 4te Rs;tgse
 ii4t s gf{ue cifia iaw $ caa- feors 4iH xat efrer ths tlas ~ pFy is ? ,,s.r oszs snates gaTr s,lT as ts.i fsisfss e8uccrn ait,9n es the party CT {st oGs I+1s feniion have negnif ess3 are lK-oels sa their ovn taiSen dossn. i1Fp F so twhether the IlGs ' ISi)Ti. @ t ,,1hay or ta be forbi z ee aAFbs st's fhing unIAw- ktat8 tc tw1teh . s lite does not of -rf souhtlses'p,s ses p,s, g lie so. and $ the 2 lyZntiop4lSi ,,isHgJ]t ,x,issiHig5J]t it would be Kssnf z tefas te ~ diffetts II is for sae 2 their . y.e,9a ftsai party or naiTo issues , aIsincipai ftiects are 50 Nn}t, x upon a sfkieunt over ITaH /An partieg fo slttsg them in 2 yffy ha& noti fhlinees drawn
 SIpr $ desire rts AYg And even v Ie is no posvgzsg ,iIfe in ooramon e eoinB!nlng 3f2 nN elticss,
 ne objection { to 1hsFeus them E .ttee the ElN tE4isasporsea fs
 sa was asss X tie ssagfltive com j its saAs lsy7,tftf P I4tftE eonveDe =. .-ss-----.-.l lPr sls Nlrpese of
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Republican Club organized last night and elected the following officers: President, Eugene Lynch: first vice-president, Viii ham; treasurer, Dan Doody; secretary, Edward Farrell.
 An executive committee of fourteen wa sappointed as follows: Will Powers. chairman; D. Doody, J. Rohan, I. Davis " 1;Baccus, C. Ingler, W; Watkinson, D. mer, Edward Peterson, Frank Refer Frank Barnet. Auditing. and finance committee-wu- nam I heaung, Morris Isaacs and Eugene
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scarcely member of the committee who does not owe his public existence to the Sage of Ravenswood.
 MT. Buckley accompanied by his old friend, Jack Innis, was along the line the other evening extending the glad unblushing manner. in Market street saloon the party was joined by United States Senator Stephen M. White, who Senator White is the mutual friend of MT. Phelan and MT Buckley.
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TE FULL
That the Right sct Prola bibed 

A1
 sct proa biteo
 La
 t ths 1pseg or sion ol Relsti ia tte secisior Ieif- ste 2 yen iil fu8 5s- Ul2cc t9 5a qeoole
 pFtceediny h
 EscrPtal'F of
 noa7iHa.
 snE and 2 wg & chairman he r. s's party aa5t L0 4pei ntn
 fi6s C. flee
 If nonaiEia. .rs- ow Y, as cha aen fohn son, as eee
 c Eeutson. an llnga 5 age, not ent or exercise II z Dow T
 ss fc tfle facts asszs wll.c "s aes "a
 s,~s sriy staiea.
 agular palit- 't eh at the gen
 a mol ; than
 ef tila State. s.eo gst il has had s af6 9FsIRnized State ! rss{ 9masittees and a qssSfs which ex-
 Hn tae State
 s aet in Session.
 etfvs cemnaittae
 1cT a Stgte con a SAcrauaentc n a ,f aff4 ai Bppof- 6 saa t Ia siTsres lf6 & tg eall tho
 1ulN organ .3ea aii a3t four r tae stssse beiaNN rep- eea Amanis NtheE 1sl ,n tha organization on 9zs the appsRtieG- 'er ce r0Guuit Hto h,r political reform ey ef political aaion, 7 af C6nsAl5ati0n foe cf awoerats and ,tes n s2ser- htepu5li- ,oa d np 2 fusion. ,.tas hl Ae convention iIv ca iae oet. though al,rtaally l, aa0p ed. The ot @ a brief, p dtvice x dle; n ret office anleng = a.sor5iYlg C Cer- ,S ,s apost sionmer n+ tsse Peeele's Ey C. 1alnate 7 futl
 ees Tor 6Aoss Gf- no {ls seats sad Q s b iace tFssIs lns .ss e{ The .lssa-g tl7t M saa psap. .tet efssr part Sras- fte
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THE DEC Supreme Court
 to Fuse J

As this is th, Court has passed
 cal parties in thlAf dered yesterday f cause of its imI throughout Califol This Is al 0 mandamus 70 co State to file a ce presented by k.
 L. Gregory, cla
 and secretary. { State conventiol to strike from another certlnGC4 nG sented by D. ri and Carleton H
 of a Peoples pl
 is alleged to ha
 pretended asset
 ssun1e the nan CTS of the PeoI There is no of the case, an material xaaS 5 ical organizatl
 eral election Q
 8 per cent of
 For more thar
 regularly chost
 and county
 State executft
 ercises full p:r central commit
 In May. 1898, a5 I5 regularly issNea yentIesln5 sl5 tg ge July tin,, tss. mi ent of del couples. Purs
 convention met sSed or the day teen counties oi 1, resented " del preliminag steI of the coiventi, ment of : conf
 counsel with ol
 forces with a VI
 This committee
 with q commitl
 another commit
 cans agreed uf
 which was repo
 and has been f9 U |, 1t was never | plan of fusion ' the State and
 the three parti'' { E tain schedule : '' effect this opJe convention vas
 ticket, but the
 fees allotted u ' ' Silver-Repuhile. resignatiOns al ! ference conn standing that ventions tneI "a
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Cut a Stranger.

er. an expressman, while ght, ran amuck on Mission with a pocket knife he at men. one of whom he cut arm. The injured mans Goulie. d machinist. He the Receiving Hospital,
 his arm was stitched.
 after a desperate
 ] with an assault to
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flo Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets. All drurgists refund the money if 1t fails to cure 25c. The genuine has L. 5. Q. on each tablet
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REPUBLICANS

9 J vel aG and Unit < b o he evening
  the Evnis ftru 4 q &e a who will aftewad sa hun meet Hon Irving b n b n hrnan the
 
 -% H seats in
 retobep es ia npe a nearly a h the f8y O gh order has
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Sixth Ward Republicans. OAKLAND, Sept. 3o.-The Sixth Ward
The Coconino sun., 1898-05-28
Public Land Sale.

PRESCOTT Ariz., February 26 1905.
Notice f. hereby given that in pursuance Of
instructions from the Commissioner of the
General Land ONCE, under authority vested in
him by Section 2i55. L. S. Rev Stat. as amend
ed by the act of congress approved February
26 1893, we will proceed to offer ut public sale
on the 18th day OF June 1898 next at this Office.
the following tract Of land. to-wit:
The +. = NE. = Sec. 30 4. ~ n. X. 4 +.
ella and Salt River Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described land are advised to file their
claims in this office or before the day above
designated for the commencement of said sale
otherwise their rights will he forfeited.
FREDERICK A. TRITLE. JR
Register.
J. G. MARTIN Register. it'd
The Coconino sun., 1898-05-28

1919, escaped to the United States after
the war. took the preliminary steps nee
essary to secure full citizenship in this
country. but while in Smyrna. Turkey,
der of the Austrian frigate Huzzar. in
that port. Captain lngraham. COM
mander of the American sloop.of. war
St. Louis. learning of the affair. sailed
to the place where the Austrian war
vessel was stationed, demanded koszta's
release, and declared that if he were
no, given up by certain hour that day
he would be taken by force. The ST.
Louis was instantly cleared for fight.
This frightened the Austrians into sur
rendering KosZta to the French consul.
and he was released and sailed for the
United States.
A dozen years later. when the United
States cocrced France into evacuating
Mexico. the Mexicans captured and ex-
ecuted Mayimilian. Louis Napoleon
tool, who tried to establish monarchy
on the other side of the Rio Grande.
and Austria was provided with another
cause for Il grudgc against this country.
MaXimillian was II brother of Francis
Joseph, then and still emperor of Aus
tria. and Austrian influence was Sc
cretly used before Maximillian's cap
ture to get up European combination
against the United States. St. Louis
Glohe-Democrat.
The Coconino sun., 1898-05-28
Why Austria Disiikes America.


States, has several reasons to dislike
this country, and every one of these
reasons is creditable to us. When the
United States in 1923 warned the Holy
Alliance Russia. Austria. Prussia and
Bourbon France-to keep its hands off
the nations of the American continent
which had just gained their independ-
ence of Spain, it won the lasting enmi-
ty Of the Vienna government. True,
Austria was only one of the members
of the alliance. and not the most con
spicuous either, for Russia played the
role of dominant partner. A certain
Austrian statesman. however. was the
inspiring influence of the league. His
voice was more potent in its councils
than were those of the Gar Alexander
|. of Francis of the Hapsburg mon
archy, of Frederick William Ill of
Prussia, or of Louis XVIII of France
This was Prince Metternich. who from
1909 to 1913. was Austria's minister of
foreign affairs. and who from the con-
yress of Vienna in 1914 onward was IA
decisive force in European politics.
Events growing out of the rebellion
in Hungary in 1913 10 gave Austria an
other unpleasant experience of Amcri
can influence and power. Austria be-
leved. and truly SO, that American ex-
ample furnished much OF the inspiration
for that rising and the expressions of
sympathy by the American press and
American statesmen for the Hungdrians
in that struggle, and the enthusiastic
reception given to KOs,uth. the Hungar-
ian leader. on his visit to this country
in 1851. angered the Vienna govern
ment.
But the rescue of Koszta 10y an Amer
lean warship in 1853 transmitted this
feeling into rage, and nearly precipi-
tated war between the two countries.
Koszta. one of the Hungarian rebels of
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-11-11

The result of the election OH last
Tuesday may be justly considered a
triumph of conservatism. The ma
jority IN the House Of Representatives
will be small. At present it is claim
ed by the republicans, but the re-
turns at this time are so incomplete
that it is not possible to give the ex-
act figures. 1t is neither triumph
for Imperial ism or Free Silver. 1t is
a warning to the republicans that the
people are not altogether pleased
with the present administration. I'M
perialism is not as popular as was sup
posed by many. The republicans will
have a hard fight to- win on that
issue.
On the other hand it Is warning
to democrats that if they desire the
people TO place into their hands the
administration of this government, 1t
will be only when they present
truly democratic platform. They will
not be satisfied with the usual claptrap
inserted in platforms to win the votes
Of people who are not democrats.
Should the democratic party prove
true to her ancient principles by
presenting clean platform for the
next campaign, it would have a fiat
tenng prospect of success. 1t re-
mains to be seen whether the party
will have the wisdom to use to the
best advantage the opportunities
presented,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-11-11

This years crop of sweet and Irish
potatoes, on the Eastern Shore. was
the largest ever known. Figures fur
nlshed by the railroad and transporta-
ton lines show the shipment Of at
least one million and half barrels for
t ne two counties of Accomac and
Northampton.
Englesidc, the beautiful residence
of DIR. J. T. Strickland, Of Roanoke,
Va, was totally destroyed by fire
Sunday morning, and the Doctor
barely escaped perishing in the
flames. The loss is estimated at Sl0,-
900, with $4,000 insurance.
Col. William J. Bryan, of the Third
Nebraska, has gone to Lincoln to r.
cuperate. He got thirty days leave
of absence on Saturday and depart
cd for his home. He has been sick
at Savannah several days.
The Spanish reply that was submit
ted to the American Peace Commits
s oners on Friday contains a demand
for damages tor the hostile occupation
of Manila and the retention OF the
Spanish prisoners there after the sig
nature of the protocol.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-11-11
ELECTION RETURNS.
FOR CONGRESS.

The Baltimore Sun, i'll lis table
published Oh Tuesday classi6es to
the strength of parties in the next
congress as follows: House, Republi-
cans l72; Democrats 1859; POpulists
IA; Free Silver Rep. !.
Senate, Rep. 40; Dem. 30; Pop. 5;
Silver Rep. 6. This table is liable to
change from later returns.
New Yolk, Pennsylvania, Del
aware, New Jersey, Ohio, Illinois,
Wisconsin, and the usual republican
states are republican.
The Southeran States, except
Maryland and West Virginia, Indi'
ana, Minnesota, and Utah are demo
cratic. The democrats, it will be
seen have made considerable gains in
congress.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-11-11
AMOS OWEN CHERRY
TREES.

The finest cherries and largest cherry
trees in the known world grow on the
J famous Cherry Mountain near Ellen
boro, NC.
For the past few years trees from this
famous orchard have been transplantcd
in the surrounding country and have
proved a surprise 10 the people by their
rapid growth. rnOrrlOus size and de,ici-
Gus fruit. The trees grow very tall and
spread out long heavy limb, and are
filled with large black heart--hapcd cher
Iies. A. many a five bushes have been
gathered from one tree. The fruit j.
very fine Ia flavor and suitable for cam.
Ing pies. drying. etc, and ripeniag rs
they do in May and June, they come m
when other fruit is scarce and .ell readi-
| Is at ten cents per quart. Beside. THAR
/ great value as fruit trees they make the
/ finest OF shade trees. Mr.. JuO +. Pat
rick, Chief Industrial Agent Of the Seal
| board Ar Line. after examining them
and seeing their great value a. 4 fruit
and shade tree. says: These trees are
rapid growers, they make good shade
and yield an abundant crop Of large
black cherries that find a ready market
One thousand tees will in five years
from planting Yield "A revenue 10 the
town that puts them 0ut sufficient to pay
town taxes, keep up the streets and
work the country rOlds leading into the
town."
ut would be big advertisement that
will be worth thousands Of dollars 10 be
able 10 say our town has fruitbearing
trees enough Oh lis sidewalks aud pub
lie parks to pay the expenses Of the
town and build good roads and will
give YOU Il wide reputation for thrift,
enterprise and good Judgment
Mr.. Patrick did not On.y talk but
acted on his judgment aud We furnished
to him and hi, agents over six thousand
trees during ~ season.
The trees can be set any time from
October tn to March the goth and il j.
a very rare thing for one 10 die. So
place Of any that die the first season.
that has been carefully set ont. We
carefully pack all trees 50 as 10 arrive
in good condition. We can furnish
them either by mail or express one 10
three years old. Small trees gov of
better and will make large Tree a, quick
as ten foot one, but we will furnish
them any size up 10 ten feet high. We
prepay all trees when cash accompanies
the order. SO it does not make any
difference where you live they will be
delivered at the following prices:
ONE TREE By MAIL % CENTS.
q sl.OO
u " EXPRESS $L75.
20 TREES BY EXPRESS $3.50.
100 $50.
One tree free with each order il you
mention the HERALD.
Send money by Registered mail. P. o..
or Express money order or check. max
ing them payable to FRANK BRIGHT,
See, and address.
CHERRY MOUNTAIN SUPPLY co.
ELLENBORO. y. e.
REFERENCEs;--Ruth Bank,
Rutherfordlon. n c.; So. Express Co.,
EllenborO, y. G..
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-11-11

Washington, Nov. S.-A message
was received at the Navy Depart
ment today from Captain Crownin-
shield. chief of the navigation bureau,
who is in New York, in which he cal
ell attention to the report that the
Maria Teresa had been seen off Cat
Island, and expressed his belief in the
accuracy of the report, and suggest.
ed that tie repair ship Vulcan, now
at Norfolk, be sent at once to make a
search for the dereict.
The department acted at once up
on the suggestion. A telegram was
sent to the commandant ofthe No +
fold navy yard directing him to plac .
the Vulcan in command Of Captain
McCalla, formerly Of the Marblehead
and now captain of the yard, and to
send her with all dispatch to look for
the Teresa.
A similar order was cabled to Car
tain Converse, at Guantanamo, direct
ing him to send the big wrecking
tug Potomac from that place nortl-
ward on the same quest in charge of
Commander J. 4. Craven. The de-
partment believes the Potomac will
be in the vicinity of Cat Island with
in thirty.six hours.
The Vulcan was one of the vessels
which was towing the Teresa when
she was supposed to have fonndered,
and The department believes that she
will reach the scene of the wreck in
about forty-eight hours after leaving
Norfolk.