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swung a big umbrella. He seemed great
ly interested in "his" troops and spoke
favorably of them.
Hon. H. Clay Evans and wife were also
interested visitors yesterday.
About Il, 900 visitors thronged the camp
and enjoyed the novel sights. The heat
was oppressive. but the visitors were too
busy to worry over such a little thing
when so much was to be seen.
The Pennsylvania boys will receive their
State pay on Tuesday and of course are
overjoyed.
The Ninth Massachusetts Regiment has
been ordered TO Camp Alger, and prepara-
tions are being made TO receive them.
The Eighth Ohio and Sixth Massachu-
setts were the only regiments on dress
parade last night. The other boys en-
joyed baseball and singing until supper
time
The times., 1898-05-30
whnnninr cnurh

had a little boy who was nearly dead
from an attack of whooping cough. Nv
neiehbors recommended Chamberlain q
Cough Remedy. did not think that any
medicine would help him. but after Civ
ing him few doses of that remedy 1
noticed an Improvement, and one bottle
cured him entirely. 1t is the best cough
medicine I ever had in the house,. L.
Moore. South Burgettstown, Pa For
sale by Henry Evans. wholesale and re-
tail druggist. 93S z Street northwest. and
Connecticut Avenue and Street north
west. and 1t2S Maryland Avenue north
The times., 1898-05-30
Fo,rIe VIII RECOVER.

George \. FOwle, the real estate agent
who was shot on Thursday night by
James H. Horah. at the home of the lat
ter's former mother-in-law. on Kenesaw
Avenue. was much improved yesterday.
and the doctors at the Emergency hospital
were of the opinion that he would recover.
1t is not believed that he will be able TO
appear against Horah in the police court
today as was expected.
The times., 1898-05-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

One of the brightest and most attract
i've young women in Washington society
is Miss Sadie Cushing. only daughter Of
Commissary Gen. and Mrs. Samuel T.
Gushing. She sings charmingly. is a
bright conversationalist, a graceful
dancer. and an expert wheeIwoman
Her father is of the same family as
Caleb Gushing, and his maternal grand
father was Gov. Nicholas Cooke. Of
Rhode Island. Miss Cushings mother.
an accomplished and charming woman.
was Miss Dewey--of the same family as
the famous Admiral-and relative of
William Ewart Gladstone. her mothers
father DIR. John AfFiick. of Edinburgh
having been cousin of the eminent En-
nsh statesman. for whom the whole
world now mourns.
The times., 1898-05-30
DiSgusted.

From the Philadelphia American.)
o'Hara-Phat do yez tink ave the conspeer-
aey TO make union bechune the United States
and England?
Casey-T'ink ave it, Begorra 0'Hara, o'Fm
! g0in' to immigrate back to ireland!
The times., 1898-05-30

Mrs. William c. Whitney. who is still at
her New York home. will probably be
removed TO Bar Harbor during the pres
ent week. She will be taken to the cot
tage occupied by her when, as Mrs. Ran
dolph, she became the wife of the ex-
Secretary. Mr.. Whitney has engaged an
adjoining cottage for the physicians and
nurses in attendance. 1t had been Mrs.
Whitney's intention to have introduced
her daughter. Miss Randolph. 10 society
next winter, but it is likely now that her
debut will be deferred. As the young
lady is scarcely seventeen years old and
is particularly young looking for her age.
the delay would not much matter We're It
not for the sad cause.
The times., 1898-05-30

If you wish a case of pure beer, teIe-
phone 6S4 Arlington Bottiing CO.. for
Heurich's MaerZen- II is a strength-giv-
ing and fiesh-producing beverage and
tonic combined.
The times., 1898-05-30

Mr.. and Mrs Arnold Morgan left Wash
ington Saturday for TWO weeks trip 10
Atlantic City after which they viii go to
Chestnut Hill, Pa, for the season.
The times., 1898-05-30

Miss Laura Williams. whose engage
ment to Gen. Merritt was announced las.
week, must be indulging in daily emo
tions of various sorts if she looks over
the exchanges to hunt up the diversity
of pictures that are labeled as her own.
The half-tone styles, some with hats and
others without. are very stylish and
pretty, but the woodcuts, oh the wood
cutSi
The times., 1898-05-30

Mrs Bessie Stewart and Miss Fox are
now at Senator Stewards farm in Vir-
ginia, where they are entertaining a
house party of Washington guests.
The times., 1898-05-30
COLONIAL BEACH.
STEAMER JANE NOSELEY


STEAMER JANE MoSELEY.
SPECIAL EXCURSION
MONDAY, MAY 80 Decoration Day.. Tickets,
SOC. Leaves Street Wharf $3.50 a. m. Return
ing about O'Clock p- Stopping at Somerset
Beach and Alexandria going and returning. For
charters, staterooms and tickets apply TO GUZ-
MAN. in f. f. Droop's Music Store, 925 Pa. ave.
Telephone I1GS. ADAM +. WURACH, Manager
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The times., 1898-05-30

Mrs Won Orendorff sailed last week for
Europe by the Red Star Line. She was
accompanied by Miss Roosevelt lie Vim
sen and Baron Won Schwarzenstein. whose
engagement was one of the interesting
announcements of the early Spring.
The times., 1898-05-30

The marriage of Miss Agnes Fair
Townsend. the daughter OF Mrs. Agnes
Stuart Townsend and Mr. Henry Mar
shall will take place June 7, at St Johns
Church
The times., 1898-05-30
ORIENTAL LIFE-s1zE NUDE PAINTING.

Ladies' Exclusive MatineSs Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday afternoons, I5c Last (twO) weeks
WILLARD'S HOTEL LOBBY
141 Penna. ave. General Admission, 25c
ry@S-tf-em
The times., 1898-05-30

Miss Olive Risley Seward has gone or
a short visit to New York.
The times., 1898-05-30

The Catherine H. Birney Chapter of the
Ladies' Aid Association will give garden
fete at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richards, of Chevy Chase. for the benefit
of the National Homeopathic Hospital. on
Friday evening next.
The times., 1898-05-30

E. F. Droop s. Sons, o25 Pa. Ave,
Stcinway and other leading Pianos 1t
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1898-06-11
lTsOlARIERONNES De La NOUYEL[E-ORLEANS.
DAHLIA LA QUARTER0NNE.
TROIsIEME PARTIE.
vAIERY JET DAHL1A.

NIT a valery de revenir ct de passer
la mutt aux..Dahlias. Et quand Ma
deleine .vint chercher le petit Val
pour le coucher, Dahlia Ia renvoya.
Non, non, dit-elle, laissez-le
avec moi, Madeleine. je vais le des-
habiller ct le coucher moi-meme.
Et apres avoir vetu son fills de So
robe de mutt, ellie lui fit dire SOS
prieres, 10 SIERRA contre son sein ct,
lie c@ur rempli des plus tristes
pressentiments, ellie trouva dams sa
tendresse lie courage de satisfaire
le desir de l'enfant en- lui chantant
sa chanson favorite:
II est tard... ct ton ami
L'oiseau bleu s'est endormi.
Et quand ellie le Wit endormi COM
me l'oiseau bleu, ellie le porta elle-
meme dams son berceau ct, Sc pen
chant sur lui, ellie le couvrit de bai-
sers eide larmes en- repetant
oh! mon pauvre petit c'est la
derniere fois que maman t'endormira.
LIE lendemain, vers dix heures du
matin, en- presence de son pere, de
madame Lebon.et du docteur Re-
maud, la petite Celima venait au
monde, ct a la suite de cette nais-
sance, Dahlia, pendant pres de dix
heures, resta sur son lit, pale, ina
nimee, sans souffle, presque sans
vie. Pas une minute Valery ne
l'avait abandonnee ct maintenant
quill croyait qu'elle etait morte, il
remplissait la chambre de ses cris
ct refusait de gutter le corps de sa
bien-aimee.
L'enfant qui venait de naitre
etait petite ct delicate, mais pleine
de vie, ct Virginie Sc dit qu'avec des
SONS ellie vivrait ct ellie Sc promii
de lui prodiguer tous les soins Ell
son pouvoir.
Enfn, an bout de pres de onzt
: heures, grace aux soins reunis dt
docteur Renaud ct de Virginie
i
Dahlia revint 10 vie mais helas
aucune illusion n'etait permise a Sc
t amis. Els comprenaient, CONNIE i
: pauvre enfant le comprenait ellie
meme, que jamais ellie ne quitterai
! ce lit de douleur ct que, CONNIE 8
! mere s'etait eteinte quelques jour
t apres sa naissance, ellie s'eteindrai
:! bien vite apres celle de So file. Ell
!! demanda 3 voir son enfant ct Vii
s ginie la lui porta. Ellie l'embraf
:! sa ct la rendit son annie
It Ellie vous appartient, Mini
Q dit-elle, aimez-la CONNIE yous Anne
9 Val.
Ensuite ce fut son fills qu'elle d.
I manda. A quatre ans, le petit VI
It await Intelligence dun enfant d
II sept ans. Sa mere lui parla long
10 temps, de cette douce voix que Il
]. meres seules possedent /: ellie f
i tous ses efforts pour que cette SCI
B. ne de mort restat dams pesprit d
d l'enfant; ellie voulait graver dar
It sa memoire le souvenir de la chez
y petite mere quill aimait tamil
l. -Virginie. dit-elle, parlez-l,
n souyent de moi, conduisez-le tous Il
+ jours devant mon portrait. Je 4
. veux pas quill M m'oublie... ct toi, che
) petit, aime bien ia petite smur, a
( me bien ia Ninie ct ton Jean SUI
it tout obeis-leur en- tout ce qu'ils
o commandment ct surtout, cher el
, FAINT. n'oublie jamais nj papa nj mi
le mani
n Et dams ces derniers moments,
d pres dc la mort, Dahlia tronyais
r force Dc consoler son malhenreu
. amant en- lui parlant du ciel on j
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v II
III 1,entoura de ses bras ct coavrit
de baisers le charmant visage qal
s.aleyait vers lui tout impregne de
Ia Mus yiye tendresse. Ellie tira de
son doigt un diamant magnihque
que lui-meme lui await dome.
Eft tu porteras cette bague en-
memoire de moi, dit-elle ; tu ne 10
donneras a personne. A ia mort. tu
renyerras q Val avec mon portrait.
valery sanglotait en- fecoutah'
Avec quelle tendresse il regaraai'
cette admirable creature parlant dc
90 mort avec tant de calme ct de
courage ct qui, s'oubliant elle-meme
dams ces affreuses circumstances, ne
sopgeait qua assurer le bonheur es
la tranquillite de ceux qu'elie iais-
salt derriere ellie.
-valery. reprit-elle, en- Dormant
mes enfants a Virginie, je n al pas
voulu te les otter enforcement; top
noses-tu q ce qu'ils portent ton
nom?
-Je rexige au contraire. Ainsi
que ie te l'ai dit, le jour on ]e fus
obliea de me rendre aupres du lit
de mort de mon frere, dams Ia
crainte que je pourrais etre atteint
du NAL qui le tuait, je fs mon tes-
lament ct par ce testament le recon
na;ssais CONNIE mes enfants, non
settlement Val, mais tous les enfants
qui pourraient naitre de toi. Mes
enfants sont done des Ashton e'
ont bien le droit de porter ce nom
Du reste, sois convaincue que per
sonne au monde ne leur dlsputers
ce droit. Mon cmur Sc brise a Ii
pensee de me separer de mon his
mais j'approuve ton idee de lenvoye'
Paris. Oui, Dahlia! oui, chere pc
lite femme! ST ce que tn Grains arr
We, je te iure que, de pres CONNIE q
loin, ie yeillerai sur mes enfants e
i'irai les voir dams leur nouvelle pa
trie.
Mais, ma bien-aimee, pourquo
t'agiter par des craintes chlmer'
ques2 pourauoi parler de NOR
lorsque je te items Ia, sur mon cnur
lorsque je te vols belle ct sourlante
Non, non, Dahlia! tu ne peux pa
mourir tn ne peux pas me gutter
Je t'aime... tn es tout pour moi...
ie ne veux pas viyre sans toi... Je n
te cederai personne... encor
moins a la mort.
Une semaine Sc passa ct IN ms
tin Dahlia, Sc sentant excessivemer
souffrante. comprit que lie momer
de la delivrance etait proche. Ell
envoya chercher Virginie Lebol
La ieune femme etait pas posit
yement malade, mais ellie sentait "
mir le NAL ct son ceur Sc serrait
la pensee que sans doute Ia mol
s'approchait aussi. Des que Valer
cut etc averti de retat de sa bier
aimee, il s'empressa de fermer SO
bureau ct vint s'etablir aupres de
le. On cut dit que lAnge de
Mort yoilait deja de ses allies ce ST
jour ST charmant, 81 gal, 81 heureu
la veille. Un silence l1gubre ava
remplace les rires qui hier encor
remplissaient les Dahlias ct les d.
mestiques Sc disaient tout bas gu
leur jeune maitresse, 81 bonne, 81 il
dulgente. etait exposee . an gran
danger. Lorsaue vint le soir. vi
ginie retourna chez ellie, mais pr
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jeune femme put penetrer dams la
maison sans etre entendue. Un 81
lence de mort regnait partout. Pour
eloigner sa bien-aimee du bruit de
la rue, Valery l'avait portee dams Ia
troisieme chambre, a gauche du
corridor, dams celle qui s'ouvrait
dams la sale . mapger.
LOUISE RAYMOND.
a cOntinuer.
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The San Francisco call., 1898-04-25

ON BOARD the Herald Call boat Albert F. Dewey, via Key West, Fla, April 24.-Two more valuable prizes have been added to those brought to Key West by warships of Rear Admiral Sampson's feet The latest is the big transatlantic liner Cataluna She was captured to-day by the cruiser Detroit only twelve miles off Havana. She was bound for New Orleans from Cadiz with many tons of slaves.
 When the lookout on the cruiser saw the big ship speeding along flying the Spanish flag the Detroit fired blank shot to bring the Catalina to. The Spaniard paid no attention to the warn ing. Instead he began to crowd on steam, making desperate attempt to escape. The Detroit showed the speed that is in her, and in minute was away in pursuit.
 She fired another shot, but the Cata- luna still kept her flag up and defiantly kept her speed. For eight miles the race continued, and then from the cruiser a solid shot was fired. The
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-25

ture The entire value of the prize will probably be given to the Detroit men sho, lo the Spaniard be condemned he Cataiuna is of 47o6 gross and 3toI net gross. Her commander is Captain Tano. She is only four years old, hav- tug been built in 1893 by C. Connell x Co., of Glasgow.
 Her owners are Izquerdo & Co. of Cadiz. She is AIS feet in length. AS feet wide, and her depth is 2I:.' feet. She is classed as Al.
 The other captive belongs to the gunboat Helena and is worth $4ooooo. She, too, was taken to Key West She is the merchant ship Miguel Joiver, which flew the Spanish flag and was
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-25
PHI -IPPINES WILL
 ALSO BE CAPTURED

,+ NEW YORK, April 24.-The Heralds Washington '
 correspondent sends the following: Spans possessions in the
 far East under the guns of the American squadron manded by Commodore c. H. Dewey by Tuesday next. Official information understood has reached Washington
 of the preparations which the Navy Department has perform. Accompanying the menowar
 are the revenue cutter McCuoch and number of colers
 conveying and other stores needed for the fleet its
 operations against Spanish naval force in the waters
 the Philippines against the Notifications of Manila and seaports of those islands ' expectation of the experts Of the Navy Depart
 men that squadron will the CPS miles separating
 Hongzong Manila within sixty hours that when the offensive operations begin Congress shall have formally de-
 cared Presidents approval to the declaration shall have The vessels which comprise Com modoe Deweys fighting consist the protected cruiser Olympia flagship of the squadron and of 587o tons dlsPace men protected cruiser Baltimore of 44I3 tons, the pro-
 ected cruiser Raleigh 2I3 the protected cruiser Bos
 ton of the gunboa Concord of 1890 tons and the qnboa Petre 8o2 In addition to these vessels the revenue cutter McCuoch of I2So tons will undoubtedly
 perform excellent Immediately upon her arrival at Honqkong she supplied with modern battery and tor pedo tubes and superior in fighting ability to the Petre. '
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The San Francisco call., 1898-04-25
HAVANA
 CABLE HAS
 BEEN CUT


 TAMPA, FLA, April A. The United States has cut the Havana cable. The cut was made about ten miles out of Havana, and the south ern end of the cable is now on the Mangrove, which was recently converted into an auxiliary cruiser This gives the Government the exclu- sive use of the cable, and en-
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ton and slaves. The cargo alone IS worth $I5o,ooo. She was captured yes- terday about 100 miles from Havana.
 The Helena, commander w. T. Swim burne, did not sail with the fleet Fri day morning, but remained here until yesterday, when she stea4led out to sea. She was cruising in southwestern ly direction, when the Miguel Joiver, steering southeasterly course, hove in
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

Continued on Fourth Page.
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Dcdlu. Il IS a QdnCG in which Death always comes out victor. If
 a man will only spare erOuoh lime t0 foko
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SIX RICH PRIZES
 TAKEN IN ONE DAY

o o o o 0 o 0 0 0 o 0 o o o
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Admiral Sanpson's Alleged Notice Thi Causes Consternation at the
 Cuban Capital.
While the United States Warships Are Smelling the Forts the Insurgents Will Rally in the
 Rear to Aid the Invaders.

d he owing m @ b
   Rear Admiral his Mr. Golan British General Mr. GoIan told c , Banco real o  will themselves and after ng take Havana with his sailors and will eonpeia surrender by sheHng the city itself Q 
 
  shot expected at daybreak.
  thth defenses 
  fromca
 
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LEE AND SKATER TO
 BE MAJOR GENERALS.

6 WASHING1 JN. April 24.-The ( 6 nomination of Fitzhugh Lee as ( g major general will be the first 6 made under the new volunteer (
 e militia bill. It is settled that (
 6 Shafter Is to be made a major C e general, but 1t will follow that of 6 Lee.
 Q (
 6 Q 6 6 6 ( Q 6 Q 6 Q Q Q q 2 Q . 6 Q from New Orleans bound for Havana and Barcelona with a big cargo of cot
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COMPLETE WAR NEWS SERVICE OF THE CALL
 AND THE HERALD
Celebrated War Correspondents, Army and Navy Officers and Artists Who Will Join in Sending Accurate Descriptions
 of All BattleS

in will be and a
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FULLY SUPPLIED
 WITH COAL.

o MADRID, April 24.-The Cab C o inet Council to-day approved the c
 o general budget Despite the pub (
 o lished statements in New York C
 o to the contrary, it is declared C
 o here that the Spanish navy is c
 o fully supplied with coal. The C o Government has received no off, C
 o cial information of the capture c o of any American vessels. C o o o o o o o o o
 Cataluna gave up then. Her colors huttered down to her deck and she came to a stop. A prize crew was put on board and she was taken to Key West, where she arrived tonight. She is a splendid ship, the finest of any yet taken. and the prize money to be ob- tained by condemning and selling her will be fortune for the men of the Detroit. No other ship of the navy was near her when she made the cap-
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The man who neglects his health for the sake of the excite meut of work and money 3 ettin g, is dancing with It is A dance
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-25

NEWS OF THE DAY. . Weather forecast for San Fran e cisco: Fair Monday; fresh westerly Q wind C, Maximum temperature for the past e twenty-four hours: Q San Francisco............s4 degrees e Portland .........-.......s0 degrees e Los Angeles. .............-92 degrees q San Diego. .S2 degrees e Sacramento ..............90 degrees @
 FIRST PAGE. c Havana Cable Cut. 6 Six Spanish Ships Taken. C Bom bardment at Havana. e Philippines to Be Taken. C
 SECOND PAGE. $ Congress VIII Declare War. 6 Measures Before Congress. e First Regiment in Wreck. |" Spain and Privateering. e
 THIRD PAGE. C Spains Fleet Yet at Cape Verde 6 Islands e Cruisers After Spanish Ships. $ Madrid Now Cries Piracy" 6 Naval News Guarded. @ Spaniards Insult Old Glory C
 FOURTH PAGE. E War Forces Organizing. A An Italian Vessel Chased. A Troops at Chickamauga @ Rich Spanish Prizes A Plot to Raid Kiondike Stores 4
 FIFTH PAGE. G Coursing at Two Parks M On the Baseball Fields a
 SIXTH PAGE. 6 Editorial. Our War News Service.
 The War and Business The Call Bulletins
 The Privateering Question
 Factory Labor in the South.
 4 Parcels Post System
 News of Foreign Navies.
 Naval Guns.
 Answers to Correspondents A
 SEVENTH PAGE
 News Along the Water Front.
 Robbed in Open Day.
 Wheat at War Prices. A Colored Plunger in Trouble
 EIGHTH PAGE H Working for the Red Cross Native Sons Celebrate. n
 NINTH PAGE. News From Across the Bay. n
 TENTH PAGE. a Close of the Epworth Convention. e
 ELEVENTH PAGE. e Births. Marriages and Deaths. e
 TWELFTH PAGE. @ Notes Of War Preparations. @