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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-20
MEDICAL.

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OPIUM, MORPHINE HABIT CURED
at home, painless. So to $40 American
Medical Dispensary, DR.. Roughton, Man
ager, Atlanta Ga.
LADIES, CHICHESTER's ENGLISH
Pennyroyal Pills Diamond Brandt are the
best; safe reliable; take no other; send 4c.
stamps, for particulars. Relief for La
dies" in letter by return mail. At drug
gists. Chichester Chemical Co.. Philadel-
phia. Pa.
OPIUM, MORPHINE, WHISKY; IF
interested in the cure of these habits
write for my book; mailed free. b. NJ.
Wooley, NJ. D., Atlanta, Ga.
HOW ARE YOUR FEET? IF YOUR
feet are troubling you call on me. and /
will give you relief. 1 cure ingrowing
nails, corns and all diseases of the feet
without pain Charges reasonable; can
give the best references in the city; office.
lis Drayton street: hours. to a. m. 1
TO p. m. to p m; will attend patrons
at residences; orders can be left al Wheel
ers drug store, Bull and State streets:
telephone S5.. Lem Davis. surgeon
chiropodist.
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LADIES, BUY YOUR EASTER HAT
where you can save 25c on the dollar; ev-
erything new and up to date; remember l
trim for Csc. c. d. Kenner, York, near
Barnard.
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FOR SALE OUR LABOR IN REPAIR
ing your bicycle; our prices are the lowest
and work the best. Central Cycle Co..
Bull street and Jones lane.
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FOR SALE, JULIANTON PLANTA-
ton, beautifully situated on the eastern
branch OF Sapelo river. opposite United
States quarantine station; health perfect.
For particulars apply TO Mrs. Julia f.
Palmer, Darien, Ga.
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WANTED, COMPETENT WOMAN TO
wash on premises. Apply 401 CASTOR street,
east
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YOUNG MAN, 16 OR 20, WHO CAN
make himself useful around an office and
has a knowledge of shorthand p O. Box
ia
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GOOD GOOSE FEATHERS FOR 25c
a pound 1906 Lincoln street
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AGENTS, 1886 DAILY, SELLING
nickel plated brilliant gas light burners;
fits all kerosene lamps; gives beautiful
bright gas light; no wick, no chimney. no
smoke; cheapest light known; free sample.
P. 70, Enterprise Mfg. Co, Cincinnati o.
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FOR RENT, HOUSE, 11S ANDERSON
street. east; in good condition; modern i'm
provemeuts; $25 per month. j. E Fulton
& Son.
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personal.

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CHURCHILL HAS ALWAYS HAD
the credit for making pure ice cream.
Phone 65S.
BABY CARRIAGES RENOVATED
like new. ian gray corduroy; have new
wheels, handles, parasolS. rods, etc, at
half Broughton street prices. FoXs, Hull
and Whitaker.
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WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, GOOD
cook imam preferred); also house girl. APP
ply Bannon House, Thunderbolt.
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FOR RBNT, RESIDENCE, NO 40
Jones street, east, ten rooms; all modern
conveniences; in frst-clas sorder. ]. r..
Fulton & Son.
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WANTED, COAT MAKER, WHO CAN
cut suits. Apply Monday morning. 115 Con-
gress street.
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ROssIGNOL & ADAMS SUGGESTS
when the opportunity presents itself, take
advantage, build a house now.
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HELP WANTED-MALEs.

TO TAILORS, TWO FIRST-CLASS
coat makers wanted; none other need APP
ply. Bernard Brady, No II Congress
street, west
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ONE MILK WAGON IN PERFECT
order, good as new; cali Monday. The
Empire Feed and Milling Company, Jef~
ferson and Broughton.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR RENT-R0OMS.
To RENT ONE NICELY FURNISH
ed small ROOM southern exposure: terms
reasonable. Call at sos Liberty, east.
DESIRABLE NICELY FURNISHED
rooms. convenient to bath, with hot and
cold water. 81 Jones, east.
NICE CONNECTING ROOMS, STTTA-
Die for office of physician or dentist. 81
Jones, east.
FOR RENT. a FEW NICE ROOMS,
furnished or unfurnished, in central Local
ton. Address Y, care Morning News
FURNISHED OR UNFURNGsHED
rooms. single or in fiat: very cheap. 127
Habersham, corner York.
TWO CONNECTED ROOMS. PUR-
nished or unfurnIshed; single room fur
nished. Sl4 Hun, west.
FOR RENT, ONE FURNISHED ROOM.
No. Jones street, east.
THREE PLEASANT ROOMS, 81 PER
month. Call or address, No. 500 Sixth
avenue, near Habersham.
FOR RENT, FLAT OF THREE CON
Meeting rooms; modern conveniences. 4l6
Liberty street, east
ROOM FOR RENT, SOUTHERN FX-
posure. 12i Taylor, west.
FOR RENT, A FURNISHED SOUTH
room suitable for two gentlemen. Cau
Az Charlton street, east
FLAT, NICE CLEAN ROOMS, WITH
hall; southern exposure; nice neigh
borhood. 4l0 Abercorn.
FOR RENT, TWO LARGE ROOMS,
furnished or unfurnished; all conveniences
AOnr
FOR RENT, TWO DESIRABLE
rooms. 40l Liberty street east.
FURNISHED ROOM FOR ONE OR
two gentlemen; reasonable. 1l17 Haber-
sham.
FLAT ON CASTOR STREET, FIVE
rooms lately renovated; every convent
ence; twelve dollars. Peter Reilly, LOG
Drayton street.
FOR RENT, FLAT OF THREE CON
meeting rooms, with separate yard aud
water; IS month. GA President street. east.
FOR RENT, THREE NICELY FURN-
ished rooms; all conveniences Central 10.
cality; southern and eastern exposure APP
ply 70 West Taylor street.
FOR RENT, ONE OF THE MOST DE
sirable fats in city. No. 22l Gordon, east
LARGO SOUTH ROOMS, FURNISH
! ed, for gentlemen and light Housekeeping
bath privileges. 121 East Congress.
ELEGANT ROOMS, HOT AND COLI
water; all modern convenlences, cheap. /;
East York
FOR RENT, FLAT -FOUR ROOMS
! cheap 1l5 Congress. west.
FLAT OF ROOMS, SINGLE OR EN
suite; furnished or unfurnshed. or suitable
for offices. Whitaker and Oglethorpe sv.
| enue
TO RENT, FURNISHED ROOMS, Al
| 81 York street, east.
| PARLOR FLAT TO RENT, WITT
privilege of bath. ALB East Anderson
| street
| FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT AT
| the southwest corner Jones and Bull
streets, opposite Christian Association.
FOR RENT, PARLoR FLAT 8iS HALL
street, west Apply Ill Gordon, west.
| NEATLY FURNISHED BEDROOM
four dollars per month; bath. EOS Ogle
thorpe avenue, west.
FLAT FOR RENT OF FOUR ROOMS
with hot water, BATH gas and all conven
fences. 1872 Jones, corner Barnard.
| AT 4i9 TATTNALL STREET ROOM
to rent; furnished and unfurnished; ref
erence required; also one Guernsey Gov
and calf for sale.
ROOMS TO RENT. 1856 HABERSHAN
street.
FOR RENT, DESIRABLE FLAT
three rooms and bath. 429 Barnard street
LARGE FRONT ROOM, FURNISHED
can do light housekeeping, couple 20
Jones, corner Barnard, west.
FOR RENT, DESIRABLE FLAT A,
No 116 Liberty street, west. J. e. Fulto
& Son.
FOR RENT-HOUSEs.
|
TO RENT, MY RESIDENCE AT ISL
Of Hope with standing furniture; gas an
| water In house. j. II. Estill, MorninI
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BOARD WANTED.

FURNISHED SOUTH ROOM, WITH
good board, wanted by gentleman. Ad-
dress Churchill, care Morning News.
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

GIRLS, TWELVE TO FOURTEEN
years; also machine operators. American
Manufacturing Company, Bryan and West
Broad.
WANTED, A sEAMsrREss; ONE
who understands making children's
dresses. Apply 12S Habersham street.
WANTED, COMPETENT WOMAN TO
wash on premises. Apply 401 CASTOR street,
east.
WANTED, FIRST-CLASS COOK;
we'll recommended. Call Monday between
10 and u, 1921 Barnard street.
WANTED, IMMEDIATELY. CONdPE-
tent basque hands. Apply at 22l York
street, east.
WANTED, WOMAN HOUSE sERv-
anti must be neat and active; remuner-
alive wages to the right party; do not APP
ply without recommendation. Apply 325
Whitaker street.
WANTED HANDS TO WORK AT
dressmaking; also apprentice. Mrs Bull
Wrinkle, Alb Abercorn, between Jones
and Taylor.
WANTED, CHRISTIAN WOMAN TO
do correspondence and office work here;
salary, $500. Apply with self-addressed
SIdupeu GHNtlOPC W L<AASAg AA1Ato6NiB DOA
30, Daily News.
LADIES TO MAKE SAMPLE PATCH
es at home; So per week; no canvassing.
Send reply envelope for sample and par
ticulars. Foster Machine Co., SIS West
18th Street, New York.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED.
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GOOD GERMAN COOK OR HOUSE,
keeper; best of references; want position.
IS West Broad.
WANTED, POSITION AS CLERK OR
bookkeeper by man of experience; first
class references. Address D.
A YOUNG MAN, THOROUGHLY AC-
ouainted with retail trade of the city, de-
sires a position as city salesman or col
lector: can give best of reference from
present employer. Address D., care this
office.
YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE POsT.
ton; thoroughly understands vegetable
gardening. Address Gardner, care Morn
ing News.
WASHING WANTED BY A FIRST.
class laundress. Apply at IL Perry street
lane, east.
COLORED WOMAN WANTS WASH
ing to do; thoroughly competent. Sarah
Field 555 Roberts street, west.
COLORED MAN WANTS POSITION
as porter. butler, or general housework II
private family; with city references. Ad
dress No. 81 Henry street, lane.
AGENTS WANTED.
FRANCES E. WILLARD, HER BEAU
tiful life, complete; officially authorized
and Endorsed: authentic and reliable; fullJ
Illustrated; bonanza for agents; liberia
terms; write to-day. i. w. Zeigler a. Co.
! 215 Locust street, Philadelphia.
AGENTS, SIS A WEEK, EASY; 4
brand new thing; send your address quicl
and get particulars. Peoples, S9il Marke
street, Philadelphia.
MARVELLOUS SELLER, EVERY
body purchases; immense profits; sample
ten cents. specialties Station, New Or
| leans.
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March, April. May and June, delivering
| free TO families, hotels, restaurants, GU
| premium extracts vanilla and five others,
| and selling our wonderful perfection ga
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ROSSICNOL g. ADAMS ARRANGE To
sell lot and build house on monthly
payments.
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FOR SALE, al Sl4 LIBERTY STREET,
west, one handsome bedroom suite also ID
complete dining room set cheap for cash-
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ron sALE-REAL EsrATE.

RossrGNoL 4 ADAMS OFFER WE'LL
located lots south Of Anderson on very
easy monthly payments.
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CIRCULAR DISTRIBUTORS EVERY
where; particulars &c. Excelsior Adv Co.,
21S w. l25th street. New York
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FOR SALE, SEVERAL GOOD IN
vestments In real estate. Prendergast &
Black, No G Bryan, east.
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FOR SALE, II LOTS FACING EAST
on Gwinnett street; east Of s., +. &c w.
ny. Prendergast & Black, No. 8 Bryan,
east.
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FOR SALE. SMALL HOUSE ON boil
ton street, $50. Prendergast & Black,
No Bryan, east
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FOR SALE, TAYLOR STREET RESI-
dence; $3.50 cash, balance per cent.
Prendergast e. Black No. Bryan, east
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FOR SALE, NICE COTTAGE AT
Thunderbolt; terms easy. Prendergast &
Black. No. Bryan, east.
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FOR SALE, $500 WILL BUY NICE
home on Duffy. near Habersham; nine
hundred cash, balance per cent. Prem
dergast e. Black, No. Bryan. east.
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WANTED MEN AND WOMEN TO
work at their homes. No canvassing. Send
10 cents. Acme Co, Waterbury, Conn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-06
A TORPEDO PLANT.
Repairs 90 the Newark, Montgomery
and other ships.

NORFOLK. VA, April 5.-Special-The
work Of erecting a torpedo plant has be-
gun al the Norfolk navy yard. and Will be
rushed Here torpedoes will be made for
use in harbor defense. The pump house
in the dry dock has been utilized and
the great dock pump Will supply the COM
pressed air for packing the tubes.
II has been discovered that the repairs
TO the cruiser Montgomery, which II was
thought would require but few days
will require about three weeks to COM
plete. After docking her Il appeared on
examination that her furnaces and hues
are badly IN need Of repairs.
Nearly LOO men are at work on the
Newark, but instead Of being completed
by April 18th. II is now believed that the
work will not be finished before about
May 1st
Seventy men are expec ed to reach here
tomorrow from Texas They will 30 on
board the receiving ship Franklin.
The torpedo boat Rodgers will likely not
be placed in commission FOR about ten
days. Ii appears that some essential
time consuming repairs are needed Men
are daily being enlisted.
All visitors are rigidly excluded irom
the yard, where tho greatest activity pre-
walls.
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ANXIOUS TO LEAVE.
The Modification of the Yellow Fever
Quarantine Not Generally Known.

The Modification of the Yellow Fever
Quarantine Not Generally Known.
HAVANA, April 5.-The Bache and
Mangrove arrived this morning from
Key West to take American citizens who
desire TO leave the island 70 the United
States. II now appears that the yellow
fever prohibitions are modified in Florida
only so far as the Americans are con-
cerned.
The Olivette may not come here Thurs
day. as had been expected. All depends
upon whether those who wish to 90 prove
numerous enough 10 require more boats
than the Bache the Mangroye and the
Mascotte The knowledge OF the arrival
OF these vessels and from modification OF
the quarantine rules was not generally
known BY Americans in Havana this
morning but when they are aware OF II
there may be a good deal OF crowding.
All the newspapers accept the reported
mediation OF the Pope as a certainty, be-
lieying that the danger of rupture Is
avertCd The Bache and MangEoye are
small, and may not be able 10 carry
great number OF those who may want 70
leave.
The matter OF quarantine Is very real
and pressing In the minds and hearts OF
everything else. There - a strong feel
ing against another delay OF definite set
tlement, as the crisis might come when
notifications would be too late or when
all rules would be 50 relaxed that real
danger Of spreading contaglon In the
United States would present itself.
MASCOTTE GOES TO HAVANA.
KEY WEST. IA, April 5.-rhe NsT-
ritt & Chapman Wrecking COmpany's tug
/. j. Merritt With the derrick Chief and
schooner r. Z. Sharp in tow. arrived this
morning from Havana, having suspended
work on the wreck OF the Maine.
1he fiest IL ready 10 move, and all
hands were ordered aboard tonight. The
vessels have been stripped OF every UNI
necessary article and are ready for in
slant action.
The Mascotte will be placed at Consul
General Lees disposal Immediately. She
left without delay tonight and the car
Continued on Second Page.)
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THE DAY IN BRIEF.

The Presidents Congress to-day 1t viii
viii recognition Of independence
that the affairs the island
stable government established
The attitude Congress yet doubt
.d 70 follow
Relations Committee
the policy Mckinley
hardly be factions in
Gus 10 Americans emergency
m early authority to
facilities
DELAY ntransm
ator yesterday destruction Of
the Maine declaration Of
war Speeches line delivered Harris
Kenney
The Lone star Steamship three OF
s southern steamships Spanish Affairs
ton has authorities
All alleged information
10 the that
incline
House
Tho Senate Foreign will attempt bring
report before Thursday
refused take part In the
err Of mediation the spanhAmsan
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GENERAL LEE IS
NOT ALARMED.
Except in An Emergency viii Remain
About Ten Days.
is GIVEN FULL AUTHORITY
To Hire All Vessels Necessary TO Take
Away Americans-He Does Not
Seem 20 Think Any are i'm Spec
ial Danger at This Time.

WASHINGTON. d. c., April SIN
formation received at the State Depart
ment from Consul-Gcneral Lee at Ha-
vana, does not indicate that he regarded
himself or the other consuls in Cuba in
any special danger at this time.
TEN DAYS SUFFICIENT.
In reply to the suggestion that ii might
be expedient for him TO hasten his de-
parture, he has informed the Depart
ment that about ten days would be ne
cessary for the consuls throughout the
island 10 arrange for their departure,
except in case OF emergency.
No definite action has as yet been taken
In regard 10 the removal OF the cOnsuls,
but II seems probable that they viii be
recalled within the next day or two.
AMPLE AUTHORITY.
The Government has given General Lee
instructions 10 see 10 the safely OF our
consuls and all Americans in Cuba. and
has given him full authority 10 80 TO
whatever expense is necessary, including
the hire Of vessels that may be necessary
10 secure this end.
no DELAY NECESSARY.
Secretary Long was asked late this
morning If ne had received any advices
from Havana, indicating a necessity for
postponing the Presidents message, to
which he replied:
mo; the message will 30 to Congress
Tomorrow"
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Papal Secretary Of state. declare that
they never had any Illusions about medi-
alton. knowing that the United States
would reject II and that any way II would
cause bad blood between Catholics and
Protestants there.
In fact the Vatican has received sew
erai dispatches from prominent Americans
saving that intervention OF the Pope
might seriously retarG the progress OF
Catholicism In America. The Pope's only
object now IS 10 gain time. so that both
Spain and America may reflect.
Il have heard also that influential pre-
lates at the Vatican consider 1t Is well
for the Church and the prestige OF the
Papacy that the undertaking OF the Pom
tln proved abortive.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-06
POSTMASTERS COMMISSIONED.
Richmond People in Washington-Miss
Reinhart Attracts Favorable Notice.

WASHINGTON. April 5.-Special-The
President to-day signed a number Of
postmasters' commissions, including those
Of wray 7. Knight. for Richmond and
J. NJ. Taylor. for Ashland.
Mr.. Charles Blillhiser. Mr.. Fred Myers,
and Mr. W. r. Trisg are among the late
arrivals registered at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
Mrs. Sam Cohen is spending a day or
two in Washington.
Miss Gussie NJ Relnhardt. Professor
Jacob Reinhardts ten-year-od daughter,
Is spending a week in Washington. She
accomplished q good deal IN the way Of
slght-seeing TO-DAY. Accompanied by \
gentleman connected with the press. she
visited the PostOnlce Department, the
nreasury Depar. ment, the State. War
and Navy Department, and the White
House. Her grace and modesty attracted
much kindly attention. AT The White
House she met Secretary Long. and was
invited by one OF the Presidents secre a.
ries to attend the Presidents Easier re-
ceptioa next Monday. An attache OF the
mansion showed her through the private
corridors and the historic green. blue and
red parlors. This ar ernoon Miss Rein
hardt gave n song recital at the Metro
politan Hotel. and had quite an ovation.
Mr.. George Hooper, Jr.. and Mr.. Chas.
o. Sayille, accompanied By n young
brother were et the Capitol to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-06
CHANDLER WANTS WAR.
Several Belligerent Speeches in the
Senate-Maine Wreck an Act of War

Several Belligerent Speeches in the
Senate-Maine Wreck an Act of War
WASHINGTON, April 5-"The United
States ought Immediately 10 declare war
against Spain and 10 maintain that war
until the people OF Cuba are made free
from Spanish starvation and cruelty and
the government of the island firmly es-
tablished as an independent republic"
This utterance by Senator Chandler, Of
New Hampshire. in a carefully prepared
statement Of his position on the Cuban
crisis. was the climax OF an extended dis
cussion of the subject participated In by
several members In the Senate this after
noon.
Speeches had been delivered by Mr..
Turner (of Washington. Mr.. Harris Iof
Kansas and Mr.. Kenney (of Delaware),
all of whom took strong ground for vig-
orous and instant action by the United
States.
At the conclusion Of the speeches on
the Cuban question the Senate resumed
consideration OF the sundry civil bill, the
only important business being the adop
ton, in a slightly altered form Of the
committee report. suspending the fores-
try preservation proclamation of 1891.
The resolution offered by Mr. Turner, of
Washington. declaring war against Spain.
was laid before the Senate and its author
took the floor in advocacy of il. The
speech was brief. but was given the most
careful attention by both the galleries
and the Senate.
TIME FOR ACTION.
'The fateful question Of peace or war. a"
he began. belongs in its last analysis to
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ADYICES FROM
EXPLORER ANDREE
Ex-NaiI Carrier lack Carr lust in
From Alaska.
NO DETAILS ARE OBTAINABLE.
Until Carr Arrives at Vancouver or
Victoria aud the Only Information
Received Came by Telegraph
from Departure Bay.

VANCOUVER. 3. c., April sack
Carr. ex-United States mail carrier has
arrived at Departure Bay from 81. Mich
aels via Dawson with adyices from An
dree. the Arctic balloonist.
The news OF the arrival OF Jack Carr
with advices from Balloonist Andree was
telegraphed from Departure Bay upon
the arrival of the steamer upon which
Carr travelled from st. Michaels.
No details were given beyond the fact
that Carr had such adyices and nothing
IS obtainable until the steamer arrives
at Vancouver or Victoria sometime to-
night. as she has already left Departre
Bay, which Is sixty miles from this place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-06
Currency Reform Bin Reported.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 6--The
bill prepared for the reform of the cur
rency and the protection CT the Treasury
by the subcommittee Of the House Com
mittee on Banking and Currency. was
introduced in the House to-day. The bill
was prepared by Messrs. McCleary. OF
Minnesota, chairman OF the suh-com-
mistee; Prince, OF Illinois. and Mitchell,
OF New York. A general statement OF the
purposes OF the committee was printed
some days ago. and but few changes
have since been made In the details Of
the bill.