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Richmond planet., 1898-05-21

7 OST on Thursday. May 10Th, Fox
terrier, SIX months old, white ears,
sides OF She face and ring around
tail of black-named Hecter.
Liberal reward If brought to 204 w.
Franklin st.
Richmond planet., 1898-05-21

ScoTT-TREVT-The marriage of Miss
Lena Scott to Mr.. w. H. Trent will
take place at the residence of the brids
616 Judah Street, Thursday evening,
May 26th at o'clock p. m. RECEIPT
ion at 8O7 Moore St.
Richmond planet., 1898-05-21
Motive.

Mr.. Major johnson of the city OF
Richmond is no more a collector OF the
Fidelity Relief Association, also Grat-
ton @. Shorts is no longer clerk; and
the company will not be responsible
for any OF their actions after this date,
May II, 1895.
Richmond planet., 1898-05-21

Wednesday night, 1lth inst, Trinity
Lodge met. The attendance was good
officers present, II. b. Allen W. "a
- Banks, S. w. Charles Scott, J. W.
n. Price, Sec'y; 7. Robinson, Treas.
ID. Mason, S. ID W. H. Brown, J. ID. ;
- Vaughan, Tier.
Richmond planet., 1898-05-21

All the colored newspapers are in fav-
or of the whole ticket. All the minis
tiers will support the ticket. The pro
fessioal, business and lsboring men all
are working in harmony for the sue
cess of the whole ticket.
Richmond planet., 1898-05-21

PooLE-BLAND-The marriage of Miss
Mary j. Bland to Mr. Charles L. Poole
will take place next Wednesday, 25th,
at $3.50 P NJ at the residence of the
bride, No 1406 Decatur Street, Man.
chester, Va. All friends are cordially
invited. No cards.
Richmond planet., 1898-05-21
CONE tonMEl

To the Grand Musical and Literary
EHtertainment to be given at the Shar-
on Baptist Church on Monday night,
May 23i for the benefit of said church.
Admission l0c. Doors openat O'Clock.
Refreshments in abundance.
Richmond planet., 1898-05-21

Attend the various mass meetings
and you can secure all the necessary
information why you Should do your
whole duty in supporting the whole
ticket.
Richmond planet., 1898-05-21

The mass meetings held thus far have
been very successful and much infor-
mation has been given out, and many
are taking interest that do not want
the lesson of two years ago repeated.
Richmond planet., 1898-05-21
RIoHMoNp. Va. Nav IA, 1888.

/ hereby give notice that / shall dis
continue my services as agent for FL
deity Relief Association to take effect
on tie oath.
(Sign) J. ID. PEARMAN.
ofVarina Fairfield, Henrico Co., Va.
Richmond planet., 1898-05-21

Thursday night, 18th inst, Mt. Olivet
Commandery, No. ?, Knight Tempiars
met. Meeting good, attendance good.
Richmond planet., 1898-05-21

We were glad to meet brother Chas.
Stewart, 2. NJ, of Prince Hall Lodge,
No. 90. of Chicago, Ill. He visited
Trinity, No. A and Henrico, Al.
Richmond planet., 1898-05-21
May l3, 1898.

Don't overlook the fact that votes in the
Common "A Cedncil and Board of Alder
men are things needed, and we can on
ly secure the same by electing the
whole ticket.
Richmond planet., 1898-05-21
MASONIC NOTES.

Tuesday night was regular meeting
night of Social Lodge, No. 9. They had
no NEE ting. We hope her much sue
cess under Brother Madison, who we
suppose is serving an unexpired term
Richmond planet., 1898-05-21

The boys are marching to the front
to redeem Cuba, why not every voter
march to the polls on next Thursday,
May 20. '9S, and redeem the Ward?
Richmond planet., 1898-05-21

Bro. Robert Edwa wards of Trinity, A,
is very sick at his residence, l1OS ST.
Paul St. He desires the cheering
words of the brethren.
Richmond planet., 1898-05-21

Tenants wanted We will accommo-
date you. Anyone desiring night or
evening meeting. apply to istore) Ma
sonic hall, 51I +. Clay st.
Richmond planet., 1898-05-21

Friday night, 18th inst, was call
meeting of Masonic Association very
important business was transacted
Richmond planet., 1898-05-21

Lookout for the excursion to
Washington and Mount Vernon on
Whit Monday, May Both, under the
dire elton of Mrs. ]. r. Gill for the bene-
fit of the Male Orphan Asylum.
Richmond planet., 1898-05-21

To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic Zoe or 20
r q Q. Q. fau 70 cure. druggists refund noneS
Richmond planet., 1898-05-21

The Peoples Relief Association
meets all of its claims promptly. This
association pays larger cash birth
benefit than any in the state.
Richmond planet., 1898-05-21

We stated in our last letter that
Trinity, No. Al, met Wednesday night,
4th instant. was a mistake. 1t should
have been Friendship, No. 10.
Richmond planet., 1898-05-21

Mrs. Spiller of Lynchburg, Va.
IN company with Mrs. Booker Leftwich
of this city called at our office this
week.
Richmond planet., 1898-05-21

Mr.. Hartley Morpin reports fine
success with business venture which
is succeeding at Rockport, Indiana.
Richmond planet., 1898-05-21

No-1ro-rac for FIfty CenCs.
Cuaraateed tobacco habit cure, makes weaA
nan Strcng, blood pure voc, e. AZ drugGAes
Richmond planet., 1898-05-21

The Peoples Relief Association says
what'it mean and does what it say. 1t
is for the people, by the people, and OF
the people.
Richmond planet., 1898-05-21
PREPARING TORPEDO FOR LAUNCHING.

Uncle
600
Neshp
Richmond planet., 1898-05-21

of worshipful Master, but will soon be
serving his own as w. ID.
Richmond planet., 1898-05-21

Mrs James A. Dixon was called
to Peters burg this week on account of
the illness of her brother, Mr.. George
Wise.
Richmond planet., 1898-05-21
Gone Before.

Yours for success,
L. B. ScoTT.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-05-04

West sullivan.
Dunbar Bros. have shut down on one
Of their quarries.
Inez Crabtree is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Orville d. Gordon.
Charles Sargent and Austin Havey are
employed at Bar Harbor.
Prof. II. F. Gordon preached in Union
church Sunday evening.
Eight young ladies are doing good
work in the Methodist choir.
Mrs. Mary Crosby is fast recovering.
Her daughter Annie is with her
Josie Bunker has been unable to attend
her school at Sorrento owing to illness.
Two of our best young men have sent
their application to the war department.
Capt. G. D. Blake, " no has been ON the
electric railway in Boston, returned home
Thursday.
Mrs. Sarah l. Hagey attended the East
Maine conference at Bangor last week,
returning Monday
The recitation room in the primary
school has been enlarged and many nee
essary improvements made.
Capt, James Urann was along Saturday
witha small load of apples. 1t is remark
able how Capt. Uranus apples hold out.
Maya. G.
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StOnington

''t'hihSioh.
The Deer Isle Gazette has changed
hands. d. J. Noyes is he new editor.
John Goss and ". 3. Smith are the
first to float old glory from their resi-
dences.
X. w. knowlton, wife and son Carroll,
who have been visiting relatives, left
this morning for Maiden, Mass.
Al are glad to learn hat after severe
attack OF congestion of the brain, the
Rev. J. l. Folsom is improving.
John ~. Collins returned to his Bangor
hone to-day. He interested us with some
o. mis- war experiences while here.
James Webb, an old and respected citi-
zen, died at his home in Stonington to-
day, after an illness OF about two weeks.
The Mount Desert" did not arrive
here to-day and some weak minds
thought the Spanish fleet had captured
her.
Elmer E. Folsom, who WAS called here
by the illness OF his brother, Rev. J. l..
Folsom, will return to Leominster to-
morrow.
The war excitement is increasing here
and as each bulletin is put out at t he tele-
graph office you can see men, women and
children rushing to get the latest news.
All the schools in Stonington will begin
Monday, except the Oceanville school
which will begin May Q. All look for
fine results under the supervision OF the
new committee and Superintendent
Coombs.
Road Commissioner Atnes is doing
some very good work on the roads, that
OF clearing the culverts. But OH the
mud he has carted in j. something
terrible! Bat it will be all right after he
covers it With clam shells.
April 30 s.
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>""'nweS' h"rh"r'
MISS W. n aaron ~ at n"''''
~" wy
""' ''7 ~
Two boys OF TINS '""H NV R'"e ~
sven the huho'rs III ''oie '''''
beih't -f'ie" "7" i'E
J. Il. Mason, Vino went Z" bangor '"o
weeks ago for surgical trrat Wtht ana nus
since been c1ut4e--i0 t''s Ho"-' ''o''' '"e
painful efeei1, i~ HON fhlf'N ''- "''"
hopes 10 be oat and Attending 10 business
in few days.
Fred Robbins ana wiz, OF NJ. Desert
rock lspht station. ar Visiting friends
here. Mrs. Robbins expects 10 remain
here through the summer, being engaged
at the kimhall house, Northeast ii"rooI'
until ready to open hef- ne" summer
laundry
schools open to-day. In district No. /,
NorWood's Cove, Mrs. Pedrick GiIiey Will
teach, No. >, Miss Nellie Carroll in the
grammar grade and Miss Louise Heath in
the primary; at Manset, Mrs. Caroline
Louise LAYTON Home teachers Will
supply all the OF her schools in town.
Mrs Bertha Robbins. superintendent of
homes for the homeless of the Willard
w. c. +. t., went to Portland last week to
place baby boy OF ten months in the
temporary home there. She received a
cordial welcome there from the State su-
perintendent, Miss Anthoine, and other
white ribbon sisters, and is glad to re-
port good prospect of the little waif be-
ing speedily adopted into a good home.
Mrs. Robbins has been very fortunate in
securing exeeIlent homes for the several
t,t .t.,.,
eh'la'.h sue ms 'Fo'n ''i''e u '''''e '"As"
under her care.
~, ,,,,, ,,,-,,a,n .,rfr * tho
Indies sewing clrcie OF the Sohefeea-
tional church took possession OF the ban
ou4t half in the Dad Fellows block and
.,..,..,., ..., ,,, ....t...,
ior season heed'eS' thread mn" SCISSORS
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THE AMERICAN has subscribers at IO6
Of the JIG pest-ofices in Hancock county;
all the other papers in the county COM
bined DO not reach so many. THE AMER
IcAN Is rot he only pepper printed in
Honcoa& cctMty, and has neper claimed to
be, b,a ~ Is 'hr only paper that can prop
erly b. called COUNTY paper; all the
rest ar merely local papers. The eirc'lta-
ton o. ras AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Rara eo7's summer list, is larger
than 4.o. q, Ell the other papers printed
in Huacoek county.
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Eireh Harbor.
L. l.. Rice recently made the round trip
to Calais with two horse team.
W. +. Davis and wife returned Sunday
from visit to Steuben and vicinity.
w II. Rice, OF Lamoine, who has been
visiting here, left Thursday for Larrab bee.
Ella b. Tracy, of Goudsboro, is teach
ing the school here, which opened
April %.
Miss Agnes Pettee has gone to Mil
bridge to spend a few weeks with her
sister, Mrs. Amos Leighton.
Mayo. n
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North IamoIne.
Mrs. Eta Richardson is quite i'll.
Eugene Hagen has arrived home from
Bangor.
Cora Hersev is visiting at her old home
IN Mt. Desert.
School begins this Monday morning,
taught by \. P. Sipprelle, of Brooklin.
Mrs. Amanda Cook has recently sold
her place TO Capt. John Kief, of Ellis
worth.
D, y. Mcfarland and wife, who have
been visiting relatives in Massachusetts
and Connecticut the past month, re-
turned home last week.
The Sunday school, which has been
suspended for some time, met yesterday
and organized. Raymond Mcfarland
was chosen superintendent.
One of our patriotic young men has
recently offered his services to Uncle
sam, but like Zsccheus of old being
short of stature was denied the privilege
of an encounter with the Dons.
Another mother has gone to her rest.
Mrs. Ann hcrdFlahu, "lao" VI wv
late Jacob Mcfarland, died at her resi-
dence in Partridge Cove April "a.
Although Mrs. Mcfarland had long
and wearing illness, and near its close
suffered much, yet she bore it with great
patience and Christian fortitude. Her
life was one of great activity, always do
ing her part, and ever ready 10 lend
helping hand to Others. The past few
years her son Everett has lived with her
at the old homestead, where she has been
most tenderly cared for by his patient,
devoted wife. She leaves three sons,
two OF whom reside in California. Fun
eneral services were held at the house on
Tuesday afternoon.
May :. \.
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South Deer Isle.

South Deer Isle.
The w. c. T. l. met with Pres ident
Viola Barbour Wednesday. Topic, "Suf-
frage.n There was some diversity of
opinion as to the desire to vote, but all
agreed that women should have the right
to vote if they did desire to.
The heavy rain of Sunday prevented all
services at the church, which was a dis
appointment, as 1t was the last Sunday of
the conference year. Mr.. Garland left
Monday for conference. Mr.. Folsom, of
Stonington, was too ill to go. He is still
in critical condition, though at last
accounts he was a little more comforta bic.
On Friday the ladies had appointed the
time to clean the church. Notwith-
standing the pouring rain quite
a number armed themselves with
mops and busters and pals and other
necessary paraphernalis and made an
onslaught on the dust and uncleanness.
Assisted by three valiant and true men
they renovated the church till it was as
good as new.
April 80. EGO.
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Lamolne.
W. F. Hutchings is in Bucksport on
business.
Miss Nelma Lear teaches the spring
term in district No. in this town
Mrs. E. p. Wooster, OF Hancock, is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Esther w hitaker
Town schools begin to- day The school
in this district is taught by Miss Carrie
Sowle, of Phillips.
Mrs. o. L. Crabtree and daughter Lola,
who have been visiting at n. B. Cool
idge's, returned home Saturday.
Miss Mary Covey entertained COM
pany OF her young friends at birthday
party Saturday afternoon. She was the
recipient of several pretty gifts.
The high school building at West
Dennis, Massachusetts, was recently
burned. The school equipments, includ-
ing fine piano, were saved, and plans are
already making for the erection Of new
building. In the meantime the school
is continuing its work in temporary
quarters. Wellington Hodgkins, for
merly Of this town and a graduate of
Colby university, has been principal of
this school for the past two years, and
will hold the position during the ensu-
ing year.
May2. H.
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SHATTERED NERVES

that lead to innumerable complications
not only of the brain. but of all the
vital organs OF the body, may be made
strong and healthy in themselves, and
sympathetic arrangements OF the entire
system aNerted ard cured BY the use OF
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Terrible plaques, those itching, Fostering dis
eases of the skin. Put an end to misery. Doans
Ointment cures. At any drug stOre.-Adrt.
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Bucksport.
EGO.

Bucksport.
Ethel daughter of Frank w. CHM, aged
thirteen years, died Thursday after long
illness.
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COUNTY NEWS.
for additional County Ne,rs see other pages.

Atlantic.
Gardner Joyce is painting Mrs. Susan
| Pinkham's new cottage.
The lobster fishermen have done very
poorly SO far this season.
Willard Staples arrived home this
week from voyage to Savannah.
DR.. Small and Otis Albee arrived home
from Portland Wednesday.
Stinson Hooper brought home a new
horse and carriage this week.
Ira Torrey enlisted in the navy this
week. He will leave for Portsmouth Fri
day.
A three master loaded at Biard's quar-
ry this week with paving block for New
York.
Mrs. Darilla Joyce, who has been at
work with Butler Bros, Portland, viii
arrived home Saturday.
\ pension agent has been in town eN-
aiming the application of the widow OF
David W harton for pension.
Amaziah Torrey was carried to the
Malhe heHefal hospital MONDAY Wntre
he will have his leg amputated.
Isaac Stinson has been purser on the
boat this week. The "Ninalhaven' re-
sumed her trip Tuesday night.
Mrs. Cordelia Rowe has sold her place,
which contains fine stone quarry, to
Messrs. Havey aud Wilbur. She viii
have a new house built on lot bought
of Daniel Mckay.
A vessel loaded with plank ran ashore
on Orino Island and damaged her to such
an extent that they were obliged to sci!
the cargo. A part of it was bought by
the Village Improvement society for the
sidewalk.
Msy2. 5.
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GopIdsboro.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Handy Saturday.
Mrs L. F. Whitaker, who has been Wis
iting her daughter in Bar Harbor, has re-
turned home.
Isaac AlcColium died Friday. lie was
about seventy years of age. For about
twelve years he had been proprietor OF he
Bay View house, and was mueh-res
pected citizen. He leaves wife, one son
and one daughter
May .. JFv
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West Franklin.

West Franklin.
Willard l.. Hardison, of East Franklin,
camped here about week, trapping.
ID. II. Hardison is at home for a short
time, work being slack at the shoe factory.
Extensive repairs have been made on
Jacob springer's house. \ piazza has
| been built.
Capt. A. P. Dyer writes from Boston
that he heard more war talk in an hour
in Franklin than he had heard in two
days in Boston.
The correspondent having been asked
to publicly announce name for he new
confectionery stand respectfully COM
plies by christening it "Hiatus".
The assessors have completed their
work for the spring OF 1898 and report !, -,
decrease in value of property OF 800
Number of polls, 314; tax rate, S16 Ter
$1,000, which is the same as last year.
Schools are now in session, with Jf,hn
DeMeyer, of Eastbrook, teacher of the
grammar, and Miss Cassie Springer. of
Franklin, teacher of the primary A
WV ANhSS 40 HAoSCu aIOuhh bhO YchOOl
lot as protection of adjoining( fields
against the ravages of base balls.
Maya. CF,F,Fp
OTIS.
Miss Sylvia Salisbury is empfIoyed at
Ellsworth Falls by Will Stanley.s
Mrs. Peter Jordan, of Bangor,f formerly
of this place, is visiting relg}tiyes and
friends here.
Charles Grant, who has lSeen in Mass.
achusetts the past two yeflrs, is visitine
his father, Jason Grant.
Schools in districts Nas. and com.
menced to-day. The teaachers are Fred
Rollins and Miss Lula I Moore. both NJ
Ellsworth.
May ?. KAY
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BROOKLYN.
Mrs. Samuel fainter is quite i'll.
Schools i'll town commenced to-day.
A small force is at work in the sardine
factory.
Capt. George W. Herrick is to run the
grange store The coming year.
The Odd Fellows attended church in
costume on Sunday.
Mrs. Nancy Mayo has improved the
looks as well as the convenience OF her
buildings.
Capt. j. l.. Stanley is in charge OF his
schooner the "Pochasseth which is loaded
for New York.
Saturday evening the door bell received
vigorous pulls and May baskets galore
were found. The funniest OF all Was hung
for Tom Blake, the family cat, and
contained four fine sme.ts, which were
highly appreciated by his catship,
Toms" compliments are due the
doctors son.
May >. G. b. \.
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The Reach Deer IsIe).
Mrs. Abigail Torrey is in feeble health.
Daniel Clifford, who has been quite ill
the past winter, is quite feeble yet.
d. Wellington Torrey went to Boston
last week and returned last Thursday.
School at North Deer Isle has been
postponed two weeks on account of
measles. 1t will be taught by Miss Annie
Damon, OF this town.
Mayo. MI
Marlboro.
Miss Ethna Ford is teaching in Maria
vile.
School began May ,, taught by Miss
Flossy Colby.
Mrs. Frank Kelley is in Bar Harbor.
called there by the illness and death of
her mother, Mrs Treat.
May ?. ARE
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SedgM lex.

Sedgwick.
II. l.. Morgan is in Masss ehusetts visit
ing friends and looking cor some lob that
will suit him.
Medbury Allen, q respected citizen of
North Sedgwick, d led at South Bluehill
Wednesday, April y. His death was
quite sudden.
o. Carter Gend Neal Dow are at home
from "West View, Little Deer Isle.
where they are employed. They will
return to-day.
7. A, Smith. W NJ. of Eggemoggin
lodge r. and A. NJ, leaves to-day for
foftiaha to attend the session of the
grand }odge. Mrs. Smith will accom-
pany him.
MAY
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south tiuaid.boro.
David Sargent has been building an
ell ON his house.
and ready for occupancy.
School is in session, taught by Lillian
Mcfarland, OF Bar llarbor.
Harry Hooper entertained few of his
friends at his nome Thursday evening.
Mrs. Louise Hooper and Matte Moore.
OF West sullivan. were here Wednesday
calling on relatives.
Emma Sargent is teaching at No. /
Lucy Bunker at Goulds boro, and Jessie
Bunker at Mark Island.
Rev. Mr.. Hager, Of Winter Harbor,
audience in the schooi- house "Wednesday
evening.
May >. s Ms
Mrs. Henry Kitchen is in very poor
health.
Miss Annie Cook has returned from
Amherst.
William Grant, of Eden, was in town
recently.
Miss Eliza Bragdon, OF East brook, is
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Josie Stanley has been in Els
worth visiting friends the past week.
The sociable at Fox's hall April 80 was
we'll patronized, and was enjoyed by all.
Thomas Turner has gone to Hancock to
work. Alanson Haslem takes bis
place at Mrs. HANNAH Fox's.
Miss Matte Moore, who has been at
work for Mrs. Elliott Jordan, WAS called
home by the illness OF her mother,
Nav 3 II
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order to prevent a surprise. and JuraSua Is a's'
under the protection Of the guns Of the war
ships. thus the flank Of the advancing American
column is safe The Spanards. to attack our
troops must make forced march through an
almost impenetrable underground.
TWO casualties resulted from the lahding OF
the troops a, Baiqulr Corporal Cobb and Pri-
vate English of Troop d. Of the 10Th cavalry
(coloredD. fell between lighter and the pier
CAPTAIN O'Nen Of Woods's Rough Riders
plunged into the sea- but the men were crushed
before he could reach them. ONeill is former
maIo, ., tucson Arz. Several horses ana
mules were drowned while swimming ashore
through the surf.
General Garcias ermy Of four thousand men
Is 70 be conveyed by transports from Asserederos
and landed at Baquri. tomorrow. to JOIN the
twelve hundred men under General Castillo ana
70 co.operatc with the American troops.
The movement to-day almost amounts 10
change of base
\ brisk muskctry fire Heard in the d.
rection Of Seyilla a; dark
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states a. "trcachorously attempting 10 Se'"'
cuba under m. plea Of humanitaIianisT
The Duke ~ Tctuan asserted That IN" spanish
warships would never lower their flags before
the enemy.
Marshal Campos said he would be ashamed 10
abandon cuba when there were on" hundred
and Grt, thousand non there. without counting
the volunteers prepared 10 resist foreign ag-
erosion. The Marshal then urged tho "'N't"'
mont 10 remain in office. saying
III tho Consorv ativc~ 90 not accept power IN
The event of their being called upon to do go
th.n. n ord r to maintain tho dignity ana hoh''
Of Spain. / myself viii pick it ny even out 81
the gutter" CChecrs)
senator Gonzales concluded the debate main
tanning his chalgea against the Can''as Min
is,Iy He sail the moment Of exriation had ar
rived
\ bill making the cuban debt payable in
pcsctar vas adopted. and the House adlourhed'