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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-11
FIRST BIG BET MADE
GEORGE CONsIDISE WAGERs ST.
900 TO 500 THAT CoRBETT
WILL WIN
SHARKEY Is IN FINE TRIM

Tips the Renm ut IZ5 Pounds and
Looks FIT TO Fight For a King
dOm-Corbetfs Friends Conf
dent-Tonight's Great Battle
sullivan.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-11

Crew of the steamer Westmeath
Rescued From the Wreck-Lit-
tie Hone fer the Schooner Lena
VI. NieIson-Life savers Rescue
shipwrecI<ed Marfners-seven
Men Taken From a vessel.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-11

GLENCOE, H., Nov 1o.-The Dali.
a two-masted schooner, loaded with
Christmas trees, was wrecked on the
beach here today. She carried a crew
OF about five. All hive persisted.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-04-01
o. MISSOURI

KKRS. KATE ETTER wrote from
I" Neosbo. Mo, in March last Two
years ago ! WAS severely troubled
with ny stomach and Kidneys, AID great
affection 50 unnerved me tbat ny condition
became alarming. The telegraph brought
prominent physician u q consultation
which resulted u 10 benefit : went 70
Wyo,nirc 70. change .. climate without
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-04-01

Summons bv Publication.

In the sur erior Court OF Kittitas county. state
OF Washington
John P Cleri Plaintiff. VS.. Howard c. Wal.
tiers and Jennie Z Walters. Augustus y. Hamll.
ton. and Mary A. Hamilton. Erasmus Benneu
ana clara Z. Bennett and John 7 johnson, DE-
PENDANTS
The state OF Washington to the said defend
ants Howard { Walters and Jennie Walters,
Erasmus bennett and Clara +. Bennett ana
John 7. Johnson. You are hereby summoneu
TO appear within sixty days after the date OF tne
first publication ofthis summons. to-wit: Within
sixty DAYS after the Sd day OF March, A. D. icy,
and defend the above entitled action in tne
above EMIT ed caus and court, ana answer 'ne
complaint of the plaintiff. and serve a copy o.
your answer upon the undersigned attorneys ioi
plaintiff, AT their office below stated; ana ~
case of your failure 10 do judgment VIII W
rendered against !ou according 10 the delnanu
OF the complaint which has been filed with tne
clerk OF said court. The object OF said above
entitled action. is to foreclOs thai certain mort
gage, given by the above named defeDdanls,,
Howard g. Walters Jennie +. Walters, Angus,
y. Hamilton and Mary A. IIa i.ton. on the go
day OF July. y. D.. 1S>y. to aintiii. for the sun
OF two thousand dollars, on the following ue
scribed real estate to-wit: North half OF tse
northeast quarter snd the east half OF the NORM
west quarter OF section twenty siX. toWi!sniP
eighteen, north OF range eighteen east Of tn nc
Willamette meridian, all o : said land being III
SAID county OF kittitas state OF Washington
MIREs 4 MARINER.
Attorneys Tor Plantln =.
p y. address, Ellensburg. Kittit's county, slS"
of Washington. Dated February 26th. ls9s
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-04-01

Additional Local News.

Mr.. ". A. Bull has returned from
Okanosan county.
Chas Thomas take. mp school IL Fair
view next Monday.
Neare anxious u do little good in WIS
world and can think u no better Or pleasuuiei
way to do II than by recon ineDding One MIN
ute Dough Cure &c Z pfeNehtatNe ~ pntu.
lnOuia, consuInp tiOn and Other serious Jung
troubles that follow neglected colds, oolo by
tepbens tl"ppo-
Fog sALE-A carl, will be sold cheap
apply al this Office.
whooying cough Is the most distressing ma
ady; but its duration can be crt snoit ~ We
use Of One Minute Cough Cure, which Il sIsO
the best known remedy for Group an al lung
ana bronchial troubles. Sold ny stephens d
tlwood
A. J. Dammon has been appointed a.
SCISSOR for the west side.
What pleasure il there IN life with headache
constipation and billiousDessy Ibousauds ex-
prrieucs them VINO could become perfectly
healthy By using DeWius Little Early klsefs
the famous title pills. sold BY stephens q FL
wOoc
J. Hagan sold biz house and lots on
4th Street 10 +. NJ. Lambson.
There are three little things which do more
work thae any oober three little thing created
they are the ant the bee ana De" It4s LIVE
Early isers, the last being the famous lltlle
pills for stomach and Liver troubles. oolo ny
gtepbeps tlwood
=. Kreidel 8. CO have had the front Of
their store iepajnted this week.
Children and adults tortured by burns, scalds
injuries. eczema. u skin diseases may secure
Instant relief by using DeWius Wjtch Hazel
salye. II is he yrex Pile remedy. Sold by
stephens Elwooo.
Some relatives Of Oscar >ayles from the
sound were visiting with him this week.
Don't annoy others by your coughing and
risk your life ty neglectipg cold. One Min
ute Cough Cure cures coughs, colds: Group,
grippe and all throat and lung troubles. for
sale by stephens & Elwood.
For SALE-A good riding pony. Will
be sold very cheap. Enquire at The
DAWN office.
If you want good coffee mill gratis,
ark +. Bossong q Co. and they will tell
you how 10 get one.
Seattle has a paper called "Grub-
stake" That would be an ideal name
for a goldbug paper.
W ny pay - CciitS po|hoS| M -N|p7,
when you can get two packages regular
size) III tested garden seeds for 5 cents at
Bossong & Coz. However We have the
higher priced seed if you want them.
We are sure much good will result
from The DAVIS write-up Of Ellensburg
and Kittitas county.
After years u untold suffering from Piles, y.
W. Purcell, of Knitersville, Pa, cured by
using single box Of De Wits Witch HAZEL
EalAe. Skin diseases such as eczema. rash.
piinples and obstinate sores are readily cured
by this famous remedy. Sold by Stephens d.
klwood.
The painters and paper hangers OF the
town are kept busy repaining and re-
paperng the buildings.
Weed & Parker's slaughter house was
broken into SUNDAY night. The butcher
ing knives and some meat were stolen.
We are sorry TO have omitted the name
Of w. J. Robbins, as real estate and in
gurancc agent in our directory last week,
however it will appear in the book
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-04-01

d.. Miles Heart Cure anc Ne.v!ne AFTER.
nately and was restored 70 health i Is now
months since and AZ perfectly well"
D,. Miles Remedies aye sod ~ al drug
gists rnde, positive GUARANTEE first bottle
benefits Of money refunded. BOOK on Heart
and Nerves sent free 70 al applicants.
DIR. MILES MEDICAL CO., ElEha!t, Ind
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-04-01
$500 Reward.

For any case Of rheumatism which cannot
be cured with DR.. Drummond's Lightning
Remedies, Internal and external; relieves
at once: cnre guaranteed. Restores stiff
Joints, drawn cords, and hardended muscles
If your druggist has not got it, do not take
anything else. Send description Of your
case, take the agsncv and secure treatment
free. Drummond Medicine Co., 81 Nassau
Street, New York.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-04-01

For sale BY Stephens d Elwood.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-04-01

benefit WIS brought
DackrO AJcnlsCL where
rurses worked with me
nigh, a1G DAY 20 keep
ne alive 20 .eacc ny
friends mere. My heart
became 50 Dad that ny
friends gave up al
nope. : began taxing
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-04-01
* Wilson's General Store X
PEAR s>9>>>S <SSSSS%@* E1LENs6oR" "A"N1oA

are now receiving and marking Complete Spring line
skrte Bicycle Skirs Taylor made SUITE, Dress goods T
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-04-01

No-To- BAG for Fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak
men strong, blood pure. Soc, 81. All druggists
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-04-01

To Cure Constipation forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic lOc or PIC
II {. G. G. fail TO cure. druggists refund money
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-04-01

ITHE HI LkE r
HARNESS. BETTING, STRAPS,
TUGS, ETC.
l>1Y-Sent 10 any address for q IN
S7-One box Of 100 assorted sizes SJ,JU
rivet- given free with each machine. Circu-
lars free.
J. NJ. GATES, Ellensburg. Wash.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-04-01

Hay FOR sALE-Clover, alfalfa. tim.
othv and wheat. Enquire OF w. J. Rob
bins, j. O. Box 716 Ellensburg Wn.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-04-01

Candy Cathartic, cure constipGt ion forever
Nc DC If c. c. c. fail, druggists refund money
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-07
SAYS HARBOR WAS MINED.
Electrical Engineer in London Says Ne Fur.
nished Mines 10 the Spanish.

London March IA rpor,iipy q, ma
settlement al = man yhnen rarIs ac.c,it,
him rs being an ,lnr,ri,.oI ,neiprcr ,,d
whose name cannon ~ dtsr,ns,',i ~, NJ
ha.n C6,ward,d IN IVarbinutnr ~, .atl
to Sponish Officers in inn,1nn t.,..,'i
years nro n i,raa m,,mhnr ~ ,,;,,a!
eight or 10 az which yrra nlu.ma i, "a, =
,..,r. hrri,l, ''''' 800 7" i'''
H., snl.. th.,. ,ror,. mad, ., e., ...,,,i.,i
o.,,- ana haI ,n,iii'. ,i,t.'. -,
.,,,,st r,,rt.d NJ n'i|I ", wv ~ 49, -
h.., can ,oeitsvnt,. fd."tir, - ,b
nice. is nr1a,nsd Snno - - ,,'i,,a-.
-, w., itt' '''' vi w "HiiF7,
be lana hn ,ird5 WE t!N"d ;" that
NJ ibr, t,al MIN ,,t, = ''' '''t'' !" :"
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q. 'i' "uuS. h""'NrF. that ne WOES not be
~ 49,. y i,'. INNS ""u!u =" uSeH ~ WAGER
,5',.'''" ~ "1t "l havana hafh"f. lie
i,t ~, ,oI,l,,, -. a!,r "a ms ilill''S
f,,.,,}i,c' ~ VIM Ht'91 iihoil %
~, u.ro..i LII .rfri4"t,I rs cdu9lhS
"t'tN ~ NiN hiIII'. II was num-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-07
Maine Disaster Notes.

The great iron railroad bridge near
fiolguin, cuba, known as the pando
brl.Ge, has been destroyed by the inSur-
gents with two dynamite bombs.
The Atlas Tack Co. of Taunton. Mass.
has received Il rush" order from the
United States government for spring beds
To b" shipped Immediately To the United
States monitor Mantonomoh. now fitting
for Cuban waters Ut Norfolk. Va.
Engineer William II. Mears ana Assist
ant Engineer Charles Nelson of the fill
clustering steamer Title We're arrested at
New York, Saturday. to be held AS wit
nesses against DIR. Frank j. Agramonte
and TWO others who We're on the Title.
There is Il general consensus of opin-
ion among the manufacturers of repeat
ing rifles that, should war be declared to-
morrow, ii would be difficult 10 days later
to lind a repeating rifle in any shop in
me country-that is, repeating rifle
of large enough size for war purposes
The Madrid impartial a lingo news
paper, had q long editorial. Saturday. on
the sins of Consul General Lee, whose re-
call is considers would be more merit ed
than senior Dupuy de Lome's on the other
hand. 1t is certain, however. that Capt
Gen. Blanco'S relations with Gen. Lee are
perfectly cordial
\ subscription is being raised
throughout the fleet at Key West. for
the relief of the families of the victims
of the Maine disaster. Every enlisted
man on board the cruiser New York
has given 81 out of his months pay. in
spite of the endeavor to limit the sub
scription TO S.
DIR. G. Fl. Combs of San Marcos. Tex.
mas received a letter from Walter BAR
kcr. United States consul at Sacua In
Grande. cuba in which he SAYS: q have
certificates of the mayors of the larger
cities and towns in this large district go
hl
sons starving. ! cannot believe vour
American people are unchartable They
Just DO not realize the destitution and
desoiation of the people in this island ;;
The United States government. il is
learned recently. has been buying Ala
parma coal IN considerable quantities for
immediate delivery at the CHR norts 90
the purpose of coaling warships 'rba
coal operators do not give out the details
but it Is shown that the cruiser Detrai,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-07
MINES PLACED BY WEYlER.
Gen. Nunez Says Havana Harbor Mas Planted
Two Years Ago.

philadclphia Pa. March stem. Emilio
NuneZ. VINO is in charge Of the Cuban
Junta's department Of expeditions and
who is just back from cuba wher. he
landed an important cargo Of arms and
ammunition. declares in an interview that
the Maine Was blown up In Havana by
the Spaniaris by one of the mines placed
in the harbor by Gen. Ncyier.
According 70 Gen. Nunez, Gen. Neylcr
mined Havana harbor two years ago in
expectation of war with the 'nitod States.
He brought from Spain a corps Of engi-
neers. a number Of heavy cannon for for
tihCation and q great quantity ~ mine
shells The dynamit" which filled those
shells was brought To Havana from New
York on the steamer Ciudad codal of the
Spanish Transatlantic Line. on that trip
the condai refused AL passengers
The juuta made an investigation aud
discovered the project of Weyler. The
harbur was mined, and the keys to touch
OF each min" were placed in a depart
meni u which only six persons hal ac-
cess. the governor general. the general of
engineers, ana the four governors of the
castles. Gen. NuncZ says one OF them or
one of their confidential employees touched
the key and destroyed The Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-07
SPANS DEMAND REFUSED.
Gen. Lee Will Remain at Havana and War
ships Will Garry Cuban Supplies.

Madrid. March G.-Senor Gull0n.
Spanish minister of foreign affairs re
Gently intinatod to United States Min
lister Woodford that the Spanish gov
eminent desired the recall from Hav-
ana of Consul General Lee, and that
the American WarshipS which have
been designated To convey supplies 10
Cuna for the relief of the sufferers
there should be replaced by merchant
vessels, in order To drpriv" the assist
ance sent 10 the rcconcentrados of IN
official character
Minister Woodford cablod the request
to the Washington government which
replied refusing to recall Gen. Lee in the
present circumstances or to counter
mand the orders for the dispatch of the
war vessels, ma king the representation
that the relief vessels are not fighting
ships.
For several days the newspapers have
been violently attacking Consul General
i'tzhnGh Lee. The impartial after re-
marking that AN American newspaper
has insinuatcd that Gen. Lee is a mem
her OF II syndicate desiring tn" purchase
of cuba" says: Ellis i'll viii toward
Spain is so marked that even American
newspapers inimical 10 Spain are remark
ing it,
the lmnlrCldl calls upon the govern
ment 10 demand the replacing of Consul
General Lee. who. instead of tightening
the bonds of friendship between Spain
and the United States. daily renders the
situation more thrcatening.'
1t adds that the next session of the
rortcs will consider Consul General
Lees conduct"
TIL" Havana correspondent of the In
parcial says: Among the packages of
food sent by the Americans to Cuba the
customs officers found watches, jewelry
and other contraband articles. All such
parcels were consigned to Consul General
Lee. who is said to have encrgetcaliy
protested against such contra band. de
olarng that it was without his know
ledge
Other papers accuse Gen. Lee of being
better disposed toward the Cuban inSur-
gents than toward the colonial govern
ment'
The Spanish press. however now re-
proaches United States Minister Wood
ford. whose conduct is irreproac Ia BILE
and who seiZes every opportunity to eX-
press pacific sentiments,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-07

here before noon, Saturday. and the board
ut once held Il session.
Ensign PowellSOn WAS examined con-
corning the work of the divers. over
which he has supervision, ana his eN-
animation was continued after the recess.
capt. sampson, the president OF the
court, said he was very sorry, but 1t was
impossible to tell the correspondent amy
part OF the testimony or the conclusions
reached. Further. the captain said h" h;td
no idea how long the court would remain
here.
lie added that no orders had been re-
ccivcd for the court to 80 10 Washington
AT the close of its session here.
Three bodies were recovered, Saturday
from the wreck of the Maine ON" of
them was Unidentified as that of Robert
! White, Il mess attendant; tn" second IL
supposed to be that of man named stew
With the remains was found II handker-
chief, haVinE on il the letter "R. The
Third body is supposed To bo that Of an
"iler, as In" clothing WAS saturated with
oil.
The day has been cool and bcautiful
ana observed as Il holiday, especially in
the harbor. which Wis fun of boats con-
VeyinG visitors to the NiZCay!L ana Al
miranic Ouucndo.
The court of inquiry was NOT in regular
session. but conference" WAS held in the
motnin;c with Ensign pnwciSon and two
divers went over their former testimony
with plans OF the wreck and charts of the
Maine before the explosion. The govern
mcnt has finished with the services of
the wrecknE tug Right Arm. which Will
leave for III" north, tomorrow. captain
MCGEE commanding. liaggerty and E.V-
here. quartcrCd on the tug Merritt.
tn" divers worked little. today. th' gov
"rnmcnt men not ut all. as they W"f"
sorclY in need OF rest. Diver Olsen. from
h" cruiser New York. was down more.
last week, than amy record for such work.
capt. caray called, today, on capt. SigS-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-07
WORK ON OLD MONITORS.
Eight Of Them Will Be Speedily Prepared ior
any Emergency.

Philadelphia. Penn. March G.-Work
was begun, yesterday. on the old mon
itors which for years have been living
in the back channel at the League
island navy yard
There are eight of these, the Nahant.
Lehigh, Jason. Montauk ana CatskilD.
each OF 1878 tons displacement. and The
Canonicus. Mahopac and Manhattan Of
Zoo tons displacement
Ihe men We're placed al work in the
interior of the monitors The machn-
cry of the vessels Will need but little
attention as they have been subject to
Il regular monthly inspection
III Is said that the monitors viii he
hauled out into the main channel so
that it can be aSccrtained Just how
they will respond to the working Of
their machinery While the test is be-
ing made the turrets will be turned and
The guns put into operation.
IN the turret of each monitor are two
la-lnch smooth-bore guns capable OF
throwing 500-pound projectile
Today was a repetition of last Sunday
in the general activity at the yard Work
men We're busily engaged upon the cruiser
minneapolis, the monitor Miantonomoh
ana the ram katahdin. In addition work
was going on in the mould loft and scv-
tfal 1orSeS were importation in the black
Slnlth SHOP. The utmost reticence pre-
walls among the officers, sailors and work.
men at the yard. and it is Impossible to
get any official information as to the de
tails of the work going on. 1t was evil
dent however, that all work was being
pushed as rapidly as possible
The work on the Minneapolis and Mian-
t"nomoh was all below decks and was
sad TO consist of repairs and inspection
OF the machinery. On the Katahdin the
standards for the rapid-fire guns We're be-
ing erected and some small repairs were
gong on below. The work in the mould
l0tt consisted of attention to small boats
and spars.
The immense crowds which flocked to
the naval station. last Sunday. were
largely increased. today but no one was
allowed to get close to the warshiDs.
Sentrl"S We're posted at the entrance to
the wharves and only workmen and those
an business were allowed inside the lines
ih| "!d single turret monitors in the
back channel relies of the late war. were
dn attraction to the thousands and their
decks were crowded all day long. 1t was
reported that five OF these will be taken
out az their bcrthS as soon rs possible and
tested with modern guns aboard. The
information as to the trial of these boats
came from one of their care-takerS and
was not official The boats which will be
tried are The Montauk. Jason, Manhattan.
i4ehl%h and CanonicuS The purpose of
he trial With modern guns is to deter
mine whether they will maintain their
center of Gravity sufficiently we'll enough
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-07
CAN SECURE WARSnIPs.
But Owners Are Quite Fond Of Putting on War
Time Prices

Washington, March 6.-According TO
an official of the construction bureau Of
the navy. it will be some time before
the Charleston, Yorktown and Phila-
delphia, now at Mare island yard, are
again ready for sea service unless eX-
traordinary measures are taken to hur-
ry the work on them.
Naturally the public is now taking
great interest in all that is going on.
and proba bly, observes with closer scru-
tiny everything being done.
No one would be at liberty to tell of
any steps that are being taken during
the pending excitement, even if such
were known.
Probably everybody who has a ship
under construction, which by any pos
siblity can he metamorphoSed into a
war craft has written To the navy de
partmcnt offering their ships for sale
to the government. There is a strong
tincturc of war prices in the figures
named by many of these patriotic citi-
zens as selling price for their craft
The cruiser brooklyn arrived at La
Guayra. Friday. and reported, last
night, by cable to the navy depart
ment. 1t is intended To keep the ship
at that port until tn" revolutionary
movement in the eastern portion of the
country is shown NOT to cndanger any
American interest. Then the plan IS
for the brooklyn To proceed To Colon
and await orders from the depart ment.
The Newport. with the Nicaragua
canal commission aboard. arrived at
Colon. with the expectation Of remain
ing until the 10Th inst.
The departure of Gen. Wilson. chief
Of engineers of the war department for
the South. il is noW admitted. Is for the
purpose nf Inspecting Qualifications and
river aud harbOr improvements
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-07
A CHANGE IN PLANS.
The Fern Will Take the Supplies Instead OF
Montgomery and Nashville.

Key West, Fla. March 1.-The supplies
Tor the starving Cubans will not be taken
on the cruisers Montgomery and Nash
vile. II is understood that the dcSpat ch
boat Fern will perform the duty. The
chang" of plan was ordered from WASH
inSton. yesterday or on Friday. \ very
high naval official. in the course of an in
tctHlcw this evening said: 'The Fern is
much better suited for such duties. | do
not know that the change of plans was
brought about by Spains demand. In
deed | am inclined to think it is the re-
suit of Il suggestion from Key West. So
TAR as | know Spain has no objection to
n" sending OF supplies To cuba on United
states WarSlipS.
Il fully expect the Fern will be taking
supplies from here by the end of this
week and you must remember that
though she is only u tender Ia the fleet
she is still Il vessel Of the fleet and of this
navy. The survey boat Bache will re-
turn as soon as possible 10 Havana after
her arrival here, tomorrow. and will re-
licve the Fern.
THAT boat can get supplies over to
Cuba in short order. When the Mont
gomery was at MatanZas investigating
conditions there her officers were most
cordially received. 1t is strange if Spain
has now made objections To the proposed
peaceful crrand of the Nashville and
Montgomery. But however hat may he,
it is far better that those cruisers should
not go to cuba under the present condi-
tions.
II should not be surprised In learn that
Spain had demanded the recall of Consul
General Lee. 1t is only natural to sun
pose that she is anxious to seize upou any
circumstances which she might consider
would offset the De LONE incident"
From the general tone of this officials
remarks it was gathered that no Special
instructions regarding the fleet had been
received and that no steps are being
taken to meet an unexpected crisis in
American relations with Spain There is
much excitement locally over rumorS of
disturbances in Havana, but naval Off
Gals here exhibit no anxiety.
1t can be definitely stated that the
court of inquiry will return to Key West.
Probably it will hold its final sessions
here.