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DOES NOT BELIEVE HIS
 BOY DISAPPEARED
DEPUE THINKS HIS WIFE HAS SECRETED THEIR SON.
4nVokes the Aid of Habeas Corpus to Try to Determine Whether or
 Not He Has Been Deceived.
Oakland Office San Francisco Call,

oakland Office San Francisco Call, sos Broadway, July D.
 James dePue obtained a second writ of hapeas m corpus tonight for the purpose or trying to recover his young son. De rue mas been hunting two years for his poy' put has not been able to find him. ne believes that he is being hidden by is ms direct m0ther; ana the writ issued tonight eral Of her friends, whom the father be- heves Sr aia m Keeping the boy from him.
 The testimony that will be taken in the Sas yasg Si gUsta gvuhg De Pue may probably re-
 mystery that has surrounded his
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King of the Re~cars.

William Kelly, known as the King of the Beggars," was sent to the County Jail for six months by Judge Mogan yes- Hotel, and is insulting when refused a coin. He spends his money in Chinese gin.
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A Sailor Drowned

George Hart, sailor of the crew of the schooner Black Diamond, fell off Berry street wharf last Monday night and was drowned. The body was recovered yes |
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Virginia Goodsell Going East.
Comnton Back From Montana.

OAKLAND, July 5.-Deputy Sheriff Al White has returned from Montana with Beverly c. Compton, who Is charged with embedding the three-year-old running horse, Mayboy. He is now in jail, but claims his arrest is the rankest kind of injustice. He made no resistance to being brought here and came without requisi- tion papers The affair Is so complicated that only through jury trial can the truth he known
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Diawood. George Gray's William Harold, Wal ter Mastens Dictatus. c. c. Grippens Roder-
 ick. s. s. Hoy's Monroe S. ". S.. Maben's Rex
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FIFTH RAGE.

Special for named horses, one mile dash, purse $50.
 Myrtle Thorn. blk. m. by Grandissimo Cw. Donathan) ............................. Mabel Mckinney, b. m. by Mckinney e. ThomquesO ...........--..-----...---- Addison also started.
 Time-:34, 1:o9, 1:44s4. 2:1sK.
 Betting: Auctions-Field s6, Mabel McKin- ney s5. Books-Myrtle Thorn 2. Daymont 8, Mabel Mckinney to 5, Addison to 2.
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ANNUAL ROW
 OVER TAXES Board of Equalization Is Ready for the Fray. AN ADJUNCT TO POLITICS BLACK RYAN AND MOREHOUSE TO MEET AS USUAL. Being an Election Year the Periodical Quarrel Will Probably Be
 More Bitter Than
 Usual.
AN ADJUNCT TO POLITICS
BLACK RYAN AND MOREHOUSE
 TO MEET AS USUAL.
Oakland Office San Francisco Call.

90S Broadway, July 5. The annual row between the County Assessor and the Supervisors sitting as a Board of Equalization had its formal beginning this morning. Assessor DaI- ton completed the rolls to-day and turned them over to the Supervisors. The foot ings show that the exact reduction from the roll of last year is $9,S95,725. This Is made uD as follows:
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To-DAY's ENTRIFs.

First race. 2;25 class, pacing. dash; one mile Stewards Dandy Pat, E. schmidt,s F1tz--Ay- mon George Johns Patsy D, J. O'Kanes Pea nuts A H. Cohens Much Better. Walnut Grove Stock Farms Majella, Mrs: B. W. Cal lendines Abdine, F. c. Gabriel's Mark H, George Gray's William Harold. James Thomp- sons Primrose, c. c. Crippen's Royal Sid, J. B. Iverson's Dictatress. George F. Shaw s Frank Murphy. W. s. Maben's Polo
 Second race. 2eo class. trotting.. dash. one mile; purse S200-D. E. Knights Silver Queen, M, Crows Aggregate, P; H. Quinn's Forest ", John Curley's Prince c, James Thompsons 8 Dex- ter D. Rose Dale Farms Diana, Charles l.. Griffth's Rect. Alex Cornck's Pearl K-
 Third race 3-year-olds, trotting, heats. two in three; purse s3oo.,,D. F. Knights Dos Minutes. J. M Moorehead's Maud Murray, P. J. Will iiams California. A. G. Gurnetts Who Is It, Vendome Stock Farms Dr. Frasse. John Moore heads Sibyl s. Charles L. Griffth's Bertha
 Fourth race, 2:2S class. trotting. dash, one mile; purse s200-E. P. Knights Daymont Wal nut Grove Stock Farms Lottie H. C. Barton s Cameo L. George E. Shaw's Winella, E. P. Healds Pilot Prince.
 Fifth race 2:20 class, pacing dash. one mile: purse s200-D. F. Knights Cora s, E. Stewart s Butcher Boy A. B. Aitken's Bess H. c. F. runch's Much Better Mrs F. W. Callendine s
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SECOND RACE.

2:15 class. pacing, mile dash, purse s20o Little Thorn, b. g. by Hawthorn q. Thomp- Arthur W, b. h. by Wayland W q. Quinrj... 2 Beachwood, b. m by Silkwood q. Baker) .... 8
 Time-:31h. 1:044, 1884, 2:l4. BettinT: Auctions-Bfeld s6. Little Thorn s5. Beachwood 2.
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MYSTERY OF A DEATH.
The Man Killed by the Local on Mon
 dav Identified as Daniel Black.

OAKLAND, July 5.-Ben F. Calhoun, of 2514 Telegraph avenue, Berkeley, identi- fled the remains of the unknown man killed by the local train on First and Broadway last night as Daniel Black, of Addison and Mary streets, Berkeley. He said Black left home yesterday morn ing in good health and expected to re- turn, so far as known.
 Considerable mystery surrounds the af- fair No one has yet been found who saw him either on the train or track prior to his death. Foul play is hinted at, as the deceased was quite well-to-do. No portion of the city unless he was decoyed there or led prisoner. As nothing of any value was found on his person it may be that robbery was the motive for his death, but nothing definite could be learned tonight An inquest will be held tomorrow evening.
 Mr. Black was a native of Boston, retired life with two sisters and a brother He was formerly in charge of the Clark ranch, near Melrose, and was of quiet disposition.
 Virginia Goodsell Going East ply the Eastern stage with another of her beautiful and talented daughters She leaves about the middle of the month for New York, where she has several flat tering offers awaiting her. It Is Miss Vir- ginia Goodsell, the sister of Miss Dorothy. the talented musician, who has appeared in local theaters and achieved route she will visit the exposition at Omaha and officiate as maid of honor at the wedding of her cousin, Miss Catherine GOOdSell.
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ANCHOR LINE

United States Mail Steamships Sail from New York every Saturday for
 Glasgow via Londonderry. Rates for Saloon Passage-City of Rome s6o: other steamers, $50.
 Second Cabin-Rome, $42 50; Furnessia s37 50: other steamers S35.
 Steerage Passage-Rome. s25 50; Furnessia S24 50; other steamers, $23 50.
 For Book of Tours and information apply to HENDERSON BROTHERS. General Agents, BoWng Gregn New 1Trk or 5 F. FqGAzt P Montgomery st.; or R. R. RITCHIE, 2 New Montgomery st., San Francisco
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
Pacific Coast Steamship Co.

Steamers leave Broadway ANN wharf, San Francisco. \ EEM#A For Alaskan ports. 10 a. nl., \ ETSESN$EsA July 5, To- b, 20 25. 30; August N EsA EN$GA 1, transfer at Seattle. y kssNSzzS9 Sz] For Alaskan ports (from kAXsATS Folsom-street wharf1. 10 a. m. SA July r, August 4. %. transfer
 2AssN at Portland, Or.
 For Victoria, Vancouver (B. C), Port Townsend Seattle. Tacoma, Everett, Anacortes and New Whatcom (Wash.), 10 a. m. July E. 10 15, 20, 9, 30, August 4, and every fifth day thereafter connecting at Seattle with this cnmpany's steamers for Alaska and G. N. Ry. at Tacoma with N P. Ky. at Vancouver "1En For C Eureka E Ia' Humboldt Bay). 10 a. m..' July 1, 2, 1S 19, 25, 3l, August D. ana every sixth day thereafter.
 Cayucos Port Harford San Luis obispe), Gaviota, Santa Barbara, Ventura, Hueneme. San Pedro, East San Pedro Clos Angeles) and Newport a. na, July f, s, F. It. z0 24, Z, August l. and every fourth day thereafter. For San Diego, stopping only at Port liar ford (San Luis Obispo), Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles and Redondo Clos Angeles), Il and every fourth day thereafter.
 For Ensenada, Magdalena Bay, San Jose del Cabo Mazatlan Altata, La Paz, Santa Rosa" iia and Guaymas CMex), 10 a. m., July II. For further information obtain folder. The company reserves the right to change without previous notice steamers, sailing dates and hours of sailing
 TICKET OFFICE-4 New Montgomery street (Palace HoteD.
 GooDALL, PERKINS 6 CO. Gen. Agts.,
 10 Market st., San Francisco.
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A SHIRT FRONT THAT AT-
 TRACTS ATTENTION

By the exquisite >r ,ctior of its color and finish is the one that yol wear from the laundry work that Is done here. Cuff. collar shirt or shirt waist, Is sent home looking as fresh and per feet as the new article, and we are only too pleased that can giv gratifica- tion and satisfaction to our patrons.
 The United States LaundY office
 1904 Market street Telephone
 South APO.
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The following communication was re ceived by United States Attorney Foot yesterday:
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-18
Such Information as Was Given Out
30 BADLY Abused That II Ham
pered Actual Success.
LITTLE KNOWN OF
WHAT is BEING DONE.
The Only Reliable Information Il
That Sampson l. on Haytl and
Sehley l. Now Moving 70
the Gulf.

Washington, May u. As FAR as the
public are concerned nothing Is known
here as 20 the actual moves OF the Amer
lean fleets, except that Sampson l. some-
where OF Iayti and that Schley l. NOV.
ing or has reached the gulf. Their IA.
ture movements are known only 20 the
highest officials and they have drawn
the line on information to b. given to
the public.
The navy department believes that
reports given 10 some newspapers have
been enlarged upon 20 such an extent as
to hamper the actual success Of our
fleets In carrying out successfully the
orders given. From this on no infor.
nation viii b. allowed 10 bc given out
out, and consequently newspapers viii
have to hustle for what they get.
According 10 previous plans, schley is
TO go to the northern coast Of Cuba 20
keep the Spanish feet from getting into
Havana, and Sampson TO come around
20 Cienfuegos A. soon as the destination
Of the Spanish feet Is known.
The Spanish feet has sailed from Gu.
racoa and when last seen was going in
the direction Of British Honduras. but
further than this nothing is known.
II Is surmiscd that the fleet will make
desperate efforts 20 reach Cienfuegos or
Havana, 20 rs to get to Blanco needed
ammunition for the defense guns at la.
vana, which, according 10 all reports,
arr badly needed
OF course. n the destination Of the
Spanish feet can BE- accurately ascer-
tanned all the plans will be changed, FOR
Sampson and Schley win go after the
feet, no matter where IL goes They
have orders 10 capture or destroy IL, and
this they will do II IL can BE- run down.
II the Spanish feet divides and undcr.
takes to try 20 gain two ports az the
same time then the chances are FAR bet.
ter for its destruction.
The blockade at the two ports at which
the Spanish fleet Is expected are guarded
more vigilantly than ever. More ships
and better ones are there 10 see that the
little vessels watching the coast aru
taken care Of
The volunteer army is now moving
and will soon be at destined rcndez.
vouses, the ngular army Is at New Or.
leans, Mobile and Tampa, and the in.
vasion Of Cuba will be made the mo-
ment the Spanish fleet is disposed o.
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PLANS OF cERVERA.
lie WIN Dodge Around aud Try to
Escape the Americas fleet.

lie VIII Dodge Around aud Try to
Escape the American Fleet.
New York, May IA dispatch 70
The World from Madrid says:
Admiral Cervera's feet will dodge
about the Carribean sea and gulf Of
Mexico, il is expected by naval men
here. Ccrvera will avoid a fight in
case he finds himself overmatch~-,. His
chief aim Is TO draw the Amels-an
squadrons away from the Cuban coasts
so that he may make a dash and get in.
TO Havana
The principal object Of such dash IL
is asserted, would b. toallow the cruiser
Vizcaya 20 go into dry dock TO clean her
bottom and thus improve her speed, for
in her present condition she cripples the
movements Of the remainder Of the
fleet.
Great expectations are founded also
upon night raids by the Spanish torpedo
boat destroyers upon the American
blockading squadron.
Later. when the rainy season sets In.
fast blockade runners. both Spanish and
foreign, will undertake to carry ammu.
milton and provisions TO Cuba and Porto
Rico.
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slnks aH oid Schooner sent
Oui 10 sink small Gran.

Wilmington slRks an oid Schooner sent
Out 10 sink smail Gran.
Copyrishis,i isr. hy ths A.-sria,s-i Pre.,
Key West, May l5-The United
States cruiser Wilmington. when about
10 miles east Of Havana Monday fired
four shells into Spanish trap. sinking
It, thus doing away with another piece
Of spanish trickcry.
The old iron laden schooner Dcrclict
evidontally had been sent out of Havana
harbor in the hops that some torpedo
boat or small crafts Of the blockading
forcc would crash into her and be 80
damaged as 10 cause her 10 sink.
John 4. Joya. former United States
consul at Sagua Ia Grande, who was
landed by an American Runboat on the
coast Of Cuta about ten days ago, was
picked up Monday afternoon after an
exciting experience with a Spanish gun.
bot which an American gunboat chased
into her harbg.
iowa brought back dispatches from
Gomez, TO Commodore Watson. iowa
reports the Spanish troops moving west.
ward, keeping In the cities
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VOLUNTEER ARMY.
over Eighty Thousand Mustered Oat
Of the Number Called Tor.


Of the Number Called For.
Washington, May l7--Reports re-
ceived by Adjutant General Corbin
show that II, 900 volunteers have been
mustered into the service OF the United
States. Several OF the states have mus.
tered in their entire quota Of troops and
many have arrived at the camps 20
which they have been assigned.
II is expected now that all of the
$4,000 volunteers will be- mustered into
the service and be in their present camps
or onroute thereto by the end Of the
present week.
4 decision has boon rendered 10y which
the government will bear all the trans.
portation and subsistence expenses Of all
applicants from the date Of their enroll.
ment TO their destination. including
their transportation and subsistence
from the state camp 10 their homes
No per diem pay will however be al.
lowed, as the men were not in the army.
The various states viii have to bear the
per diem expenses themselves.
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Washington May lit Is denied
here that General Merritt has declined
to go 10 Manila unless given 5000 rcgu-
lar troops. The department will not
send him TO the Philippines without
ample support-both regulars and vol.
untccrs Besides he may be- given 20.
900 instead Of i2,OOO men, Further.
more, he Is man that Is afraid OF moth.
ing, and has never yet refused to exc
cute any order given him.
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CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

We have been doing business in Bryan now for
the past two and half months We knew Bryan
a good town before We tried it, but really, we
have done somewhat better business than
pected could work up here in s. short time
For this result we desire here and now to thank the
public and our customers. We know we have given
the people good returns for the money they have
spent with us, yet we feel thankful that they have
shown their appreciation in substantial manner,
and feel encouraged TO increase purchases for
this market, and increase the number Of bargains
in. good goods and the catchy" novelties that have
proven 80 popular.
Hot weather is now here. For this season you
will find we'll II not better prepared az we were
for the changeable temperature Of the early spring
The gentlemen will find some more Of those low
price suits for summer wear, and many other things
TO interest them The ladies will please remember
what we told them in these columns last week about
Summer silks crash skirts, novelty sashes, ties and
belts. Come to for the latest things at prices
that bring you back.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-18

Dallas, MAY i7.-There was a murder
here early this morning. Isidore II.
Brady, Of the firm Of Brady & Rosen-
blatt, was stabbed 20 death at
the corner OF Ross avenue and
Lamar street A. W. Ogden, young
commercial traveller was slashed in
the left side, the blade coming danger.
ously near the hollow. Joseph Hell.
han, a friend Of Brady and Ogden, was
Knocked down once or twice and other.
wise roughly handled. Little is known
Of the fight and the facts cannot yet be
ascertainod
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CANNOT BE SURPRISED.
Vigilant watch Bsing Ksp, For the
spanish Fleet Around Havana.

Nigilant watch Being Kept For the
spanish Fieet Around Havana.
Copyrighted. isle. by the Associated Press
On Board Associated Prss Dispatch
Boat Kate Spencer. on Havana, May
~, Via Key West, Fla, May i7.-ships
Of the American blockading squadron
aro keeping vigilant watch for the ap-
pcanncc OF the Spanish fleet, and will
not b. taken by surprise should Spanish
mcn-of.war round cape Antonio, the
wcsternmost point OF Cuba, and swoop
down upon Havana. All naval officers
on the blockade station arc anxious for
a meeting with spaniaris, and when in.
formed that the latest reports placed
them OH the coast Of Venezuela, they
jubilantly declared the enemy could be
hemmed IN between windward islands
and Iucatan channel, TO be destroyed.
The only fear expressed was for the safe.
" Of our blockadtng ships blockading
Cienfuegos, But they do not doubt pre-.
cautions have been taken for the safety
of ships now ON the southern coast Of
Cuba. Torpedo boats and fast yachts Of
the auxiliary fleet keep the blockading
ships In constant communication with
Key West, whence the movements Of
vessels are being directed.
The blockade at Havana has been
maintained without incident since the
Condo Vcndito and IeGaEpi attempted
TO draw our ships under the big guns Of
Santa Clam battery ON Saturday even.
ing Activity along the coast continues.
Squads Of Spanish cavalry and parties
working upon fortidcations have been
seen daily along the shore, but they have
not been molcstcd. Orders have been
given not TO expose the small vessels Of
the squadron TO unnecessary danger.
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Key West, May l7.-Boats which
have arrived here from the blockade say
they have no knowledge Of a craft hav.
ing been blown up OF Cardenas or else.
where. The opinion is expressed that
the Spanish report probably originated
in the Wilmington sinking tho Spanish
schooner Derclict, loaded with old iron,
As reported by the Associated Press.
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/ have therefore concluded TO withdraw
from the race for governor In doing
20 beg TO acknowledge my indebted.
ness TO my many friends throughout the
state who have 20 Loyalty supported me.
l hops 10 De able In future to show my
appreciation Of their friendship and
preference, and that may prove my.
self not unworthy of their confidence 20
generously cposed in me
NJ. NJ CRANE.
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CAUSING MUCH COMMENT.
Mr.. Chamberlain Anglo-Saxon Alliance
speech Has Aroused All Europe.

speech Has Aroused All Europe.
New York, May IA dispatch to
The World from London, says;
The Russian ambassador has been di.
rcctod to demand from Lord Salisbury,
II Is reported, an explanation Of Mr..
Chambcrlain's assertion that Russia is
Ineligible for an alliance because OF her
perfidy.
The prevailing opinion noY Is, that
Mr. Chambcrlain's speech, in which he
advocated an Anglo-0xo alliance, was
a grievous indiscretion.
IL has excited jealousies and resent.
mont throughout Europe without prom.
ising 10 attain any compensatory adj.
vantage.
His indirect calling the czar "the
devil Is SURF, II is believed, to give un.
dying ofiense In 50. Petersburg.
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Anathsr Rrnnrt.

Madrid, May IA dispatch ne.
ceived here from Havana says small
naval boat, having a crew Of II men,
was blown up OF Cardenas while en-.
gagged in removing torpedoes from that
harbor. The dispatch adds the torpedo
exploded through the negligence Of those
engaged in the work. and all the crew
OF the boat perished. The dispatch does
not indicate whether the boat was an
American or Spanish craft.
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London, May 1.-THE Paris cores
pondont OF toe Daily Mail says;
A number OF Spanish war vessels
which were recently destitute Of arma.
ment have been supplied with Krupp
guns. They have also been supplied
with oil the neccssaries, including Ger.
man artillerists.
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northward oi san Lucia. these vesseis
are believed here 20 be the Spanish
squadron watching for the United
States battleship Oregon, which may
pass close TO this island on is way TO
Kew West.
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Brest, May 1.-The third class
French cruiser d'Estaing OF slsj tons
displacement and carrying 20 b.inch
guns, has sailed for the West Indies.
Her estimated speed is over 10 knots and
she carries a crew OF 2Gi men.
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New York, May H. A special copy.
right dispatch from san Lucia, West
Indies, 20 Tine World .ays;
A large, strange WA ship was sighted
last night lying on west coast OF this
island. Others have loon seen n tho
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Trainioad AFTER Trainioad New Reaching
Chickamauga Park Near Chattanooga.

Chattanooga, May II Special trains
are arriving hourly and the park is fast
filling up. The work Of equippins the
volunteers Is keeping the ordnance off,
GERS buster than they probably have
ever been before Most Of the volun.
teers aro unoquippod and an immense
amount Of supplies must he issued for
them. Several special trains with arms
and equipment are now en- route here.
There are now 700 men at Chicka-
manRa.
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Boston, May II. by the falling Of an
elevator used for hosting building ma
terial at an incompleted warehouse here
three men were killed and FIVE were
wounded.
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Sd snanI.h Ms..ars. al.

London. May 1.-THE American cable
companies In this city have issued in.
structions 10 their agents 10 refuse TO
transmit any Spanish government mes
sages.
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Washington. May i7.-Geneal Gn-
ham will command the troops at Falls
Church, W. Va, General Lee the
Seventh, and General Joseph II. Wilson
the Sixth corps, both at Chickamauga.
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A WARsHlP WRECKED.
Biown Up at Cabanas while Rsmov.
Ing Torpedoes In the Hay.

New York, May l'-An unconfirned
dispatch from Havana is printed here
to the effect that an American vessel,
engaged In removing torpcioes at Ca.
banas, was blown up and the entire crew
perished.
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CRANE HAS WlIllL -.

ne - y" Longer ~ fnf + 10 a.
Governor ~ Test..
Dallas, May Nv. =. Eams,
manager Of the Crane camnaign. Las
handed out FOR publication ihe follow.
ing letter from NJ. NJ Crane
To the Democrats Of Texas Recent
Developments indicate that | cannot
hope TO be nominated on the first ballot
nor Is IL probable that under existing
conditions could b. nominated at all.
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SAM SANGER.

BES ErrLEsoS, Manager.