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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-04-30
THE PANTHER HALTs A sLoOP

Brunswick, Ga, April 29.-Because
she neglected to fly the American flag at
sea, when called upon to do so the schoon-
er Addie NJ. Anderson, Capt. Taylor, was
fired upon off Hatteras by the United
States transport Panther.
The Anderson arrived here to-day
from New York and Captain Taylor re-
ports sighting the Panther, bound for
Key West. with eight hundred marines
aboard. The transport signalled the
schooner to show her colors, but Captain
Taylor did not respond. Orders to
heave ia were also disregarded.
The Panther fred n solid shot across
the schOoner's bows. followed by another
with the desired effect. Captain Taylor
says the Panther's commander gave him
IA warm lecture on the dangers of disre-
garding his orders.
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KEY WEST ALARM Ed.

= WEST. FLA. APRIL 29.-THERE NERVOUS
SEAICUBAN APPREHENSION
. NOT CONFINED INTELLIGENT CLASS.
AVER THAT FIRST
ABOUTS PLACE-SONE
= RICO OTHERS BERMUDA WILL IL
= THAN HUNDRED MILES AWAY. AS REASONS FOR THEIR
= THAT SPAIN HAS AN ESPECIAL GRIDGE AGAINST THE
. PLACE, FOR MANY YEARS A HOT BED OF
= TREASON TO THE GROWN. THAT THE C0AI. AND NAVAL
= STORES UNITED STATES AND NOW
HERE TO SUPPLY THE FLEET WOULD BE or dNCALCULA-
. BILE BENEFIT THAT THE NISCAYA
y FEW
= OF COURSE ALI. THIS IS REGARDED As BEGoTrEN or
y FEAR AND BUTTRESSED JUDGMENT. BY THOSE
= BEST POSTED IN NAVAL MATTERS. NONETHELESS NOT
. FEW WOMEN LEFT
=
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ESMERALDA TO MANILA.
Chartered by Banking Companies to
Bring Away Specie.

Hong Kong, April 29.-The steamer
Esmeralda, chartered by the banking
companies, has gone to Manila, capital
of the Philippine Islands, to bring away
the specie there, as trouble is appre-
hended. 1t is understood she will be able
to enter ind leave Manila before the
United States fleet attacks that port.
She has considerable quantity of coal
on board and also has as passenger
the insurgent leader Filipino. She is
said to have sealed orders to join the
United States feet after her mission is
accomplished.
The cable to Manila has not been
cut
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ARMY DEFICIENCY BILL.
Will Probably be Reported TO House
Middle Of Next Week.

Washington, ID. c.. April 29.-The See
retary of the Treasury to-day received
from the Secretary of War, estimates
of deficiencies in the appropriation re-
quired for the use of the War Depart
ment for the remaining two months of
the present fiscal year aggregating S}4,
019,997. In his letter Secretary Alger
says that the acts of Congress approved
April % and 2G. 1898. authorizing the
enrolment of a volunteer army and
placing the regular army on a war foot
ing will necessitate this increased apprO-
priatiOn for the organization. support
and maintenance Of The new forces.
This amount will he included i'm the
General Deficiency bill, making the total
$J0.000,000. 1t is said the Democrats
will not oppose the measure. 1t will
probably he reported to the House by
the middle of next week.
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SPANISH FLEET AT MANILA.
1t is Denied That it Has Gone Forth tc
Meet the American.

Hong Kong. April 29-It is denied
that the Spanish fleet has left Manila to
meet the American squadron. On the
contrary it is asserted that the Spanish
war ships will remain in Manila Bay
to assist the forts.
1t is reported from Manila that the
American war ships have been sighted
off BollinaO, where the rebellion broke
out last February, but the weather has
been too stormy for the feet to commune
cate with the rebels.
The insurgents Chief Aguinaldo is
coming to Hong Kong from Singapore.
1t is alleged that he absconded with a
half million dollars. paid by the Spanish
government for the other insurgent lead
ers. All Manila kilograms are censor
ized and mail communication with
Hong Kong has been suspended
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MONTGOMERY AT KEY WEST

Madrid. April 29-Latest Havana dis
patches say that the Montgomery went
ashore on rocks off Colonados. pinar del
Rio. Three other warships succeeded in
loating her but she is badly damaged.
tIhe Montgomery arrived TODAY nj
hey West from Hampton Roads, and
has not been in Cuban waters
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MAINE EXCITED.

Eastport. Me-, April 29.-There is
great excitement here over 50 reports
heard off Quoddy Head, and which were
supposed to have come from II Spanish
gunboat which is said to be in Fundy
Bay.
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NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
The Senate Receives and Agrees 10 Re
port OF Cohfrees.

Washington, H. c.. April 2a-At to-
days SeSSlca of the Senate the report
of the confcrreS on the Naval Appropra-
ton bill was presented and agreed To.
The measure as perfected carries little
more than $5T000,000. No other buSi-
ness of general Importance was transac-
ted.
y bill granting permission To the Chat
tanooga Rapid Transit Company to cross
the Dry Valley road and extend its
lines Ia Chickamauga National Park.
was passed.
After passing a number of unimpcrtant
bills. the Senate at 1:35 p. m, went into
executive session and at / 40 p. M, adj
journed until Monday.
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GLADSTONE NEAR THE END.

London, April GA private dispatch
from Hawarden TO prominent poll
tician in this city says Mr.. Gladstone is
rapidly nearing his end
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NICTHEROY IS DELAYED.

London. April 29.-A dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Rio de Janeiro says the
departure of the United States dynamite
cruiser Nictheroy has been delayd 10y a
breakage in her machinery.
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SPANIARDS STILL PREPARING.

ST. Johns, \. f., April 20.-The British
steamer Wansbeck has just arrived from
Cadiz, The captain saw nothing of any
war ships on the voyage. When he left
Cadiz the Spaniards were most actively
preparing for war, declaring they would
suffer anything to crush America.
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London. April 29.-The Daily MailI
boors from Singapore that Il naval battle
4 ,nomentarly expected in Manila bay.
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PORTUGAL'S NEU TRALlTY DECREE.

LISBON. 29-THE, GAZETTE TO-DAY PUB
LISIIES THE DECREE OF PORTUGAL IN THE
WAR BETWEEN UNITED II Is SlMl-
LAR TO THE DECREE ISSUED THE TIME OF TIE OUT
BREAK OF THE WAR, AND CONTAINS SIN
. ARTICLES:
= 1-F0RBDs THE EQUIPMENT OF PRIVATEEIS IN PORTU-
WATERS
= 2FORBDs THE ENTRY OF PRIvATEERs INTO PoRTU-
3mPERMITs BEIIIGERENTs TO MAKE A SHORT STAY AT
= PORTUGUESE
= 4-DEFINIS LEGITIMATE REGARDS BELI1(fEIs-
. ENTS. AND FORRIDS TRADING MAY BE
q CONSIDERED CONTRABAND
5-WARNS PORTUGUESE PORTUGAL.
. AGAINST ACTIONS CONTRARY TO TIE SECURITY OF THE
. 6-REFUsEs PROTECTION TO ANY INFRINGERs THE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-27

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER Of Hon.
Frank =. Fitzgerald, L Surrogate Of the
city and County II New-York. notice is
hereby given 70 all pcrsons having claims
against Samuel g. Mclliree late Of the
City Of New-Yo.k, deceased. 10 present the
game with vouchers thereof To- the sub
scribers az their place % transacting bust
ness, the ONCE OF Williams & Ashley No.
POI Broadway. Ia the City OF New-YOrk,
On or bsfore the spth day Of June next
Dated New-York. the 2lst day - De
cernber. 1897. JAMES y BARROW,
HERMANN MOOYER. Executors. WILL
IAMS & ASHLEY Attorneys fpr EXecu-
tors No 2l7 81. adWay New-Nork criy.
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MACHINE Y.


AT REDUCED pRICES-5oo secondhand
wood and Iron working machines; fully
Guaranteed. machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEORGE r. EDDY. "os Mad'-
ut
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STORAGE

AHrNOPOIITAN Storage Warehouse and
Vans. 202 and 2o4 Mercer st. branch of
f1ce, l,5OJ broadway. corner 44th-st.. fur
niture removed. boxed and shipped Tele-
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s,,.rRrLuous HAIR REMOvERs

srrprRrrIJOrJS HAIR. moles. destroyed
hv electricity; faces rounded; physicians
references. HELEN BRIGGS. "a West
a3i-st
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MIRRORS AND FRAMES.

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JOIIN G GRAIL. 1877 West 23d-st.. old
est and largest store OF It's KIND IN
Greater New-fork.
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LOST OR sTOI.EN. -Banklook No. a26.-
29. Of the German Savings Bank In the
city OF New-i ORR corner 4th-aye. and
l4th-st- Issued 10 Luise Ochner All per
sons are cautioned against negotiating the
same. IL no: returned 10 the bank on the
lOth DAY OF February. 1908. duplicate
VIII be Issued
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NURSE. &c.-Respectablc young ~" on
take care OF a baby am 30 fanny VA
ing good reference. can al f'-8
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EOH SAlE.

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VALET travelling servant or attendant 10
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WEATHER STRIPS.

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PATENT METALLIC WEATHER STRIP
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USEFUL. MAN.-BY young Swedc. speak
INK some English. IL private family
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sEAMSTRE,Ss. Sc. French~omAn, 80
seamstress and linenmaker, va D. D.
work home Write MARY. care M'''
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OLD GOLD q SILVER WANTED

SEND u your Old gold. jewelry, &C. we
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OBESITY CURE.

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Movements 10y machinery: artificial morse
hack. stationary bicycle. LANDER IN
sTTTfTF ~ West 10Th ST.
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DESKS a OFFICE FURNITURE.
WATCHES ON INSTALLHINT s

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n,,II.nn Avn poor rAn.Es.

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BUSINESS CHANCEs.

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fine building sites. from 50" 70 SlVD
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-06-24

Washington, June 2l.-Gene,al
SLsit=Es a:m! q INVASION arrived of
Santiago Monday noon.
General Greeley has succeeded in
establishing q direct cable oommuni.
cation between Guantanamo and
Washington.
Bisnco i cut oa With the exception
Of tire Kew West cab.a. xTlich Is
Eu5er Our control.
News has reached the State De.
Frtmeo; from Mar%iIes. France.
that Camara's fee, returned to Ca
dir having the V~ittors. . o, its
most formidable vesse!s. disabled
ana in to~. The vese! i sn old
style broalside iroDclas. ig1g 1s-
elected. and was iu.uGc:eu,ly re-
paired.
Hong Kong. June 2I.-ne L. ;.
Eunboat Zadro has been o.EereJ I,
leave Chimes waters sai vas -e.e~d
the cUs;omary t~en;!-'rar hsau,
notice She accordingly uoTe5 20
the British port =, Hog hog.
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Washington. June 2i.-Sampson
cables that he learns from a flag Of
truce thA: Lieutenant HobsOn ard
his uen are well and oouhuri at San
tisco. t5uT miles from Moro.
PLAYA Del Este. Cuba. June "a
While shelme the Cuban coast to
protect the landing % troops yes.er-
day. the Texas was hit by a shell
from q battery on a hill west OF Guam
tanano. AppreLtice Blskely was
killed and eight wounded. The
Texas wss Smelling the woods when
the battery opened and a lively ex-
change OF shots followed for three
hours. The shell tina, killed Blake
u exploded above the gundecg.
Port Antonio. Cuba. jane "a
The American army i advancing to.
ward Santiago With sbe Spanish army
IN fall retreat. General Lipa.es has
abandoned Juzrsgua 80 hastily a.
Tot 10 hare tIu.e 20 ba-a The toEn
An attempt zzs made TO disable h5o.
motives On thz railroad
Twelve hundred Spanish Eo.iie-;
Nth Linar@ r~etrsa.ai to S@7iuz
nine miles from 1aa;!azo. ! part?
81 CgbaEs noIaLi =i:E tie TEA,
guard. TEo Csbaas were killed AZ
@.sa Fo1H5et Tie Scanzh lsH !
Unkroso- Tie SFsEEh we're ia.
. cL=;:sI.
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suIgent= hold 40D Spanish and
100 native prisoners.
Tie Charleston and transports are
expected TO reach the northern poiu,
Of the E.zud IL a day or two. The
Baltimore Lad LETT 20 meet them.
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Aj!g,zD;-G-ae:aI Glusha has Is
scei the tCuoEIrc order:
STATE or NEvADA.

S-ITE or SEy,Ds.
ap-U-A~-GESKEIL'S OFFICE.
CAE@oS CHI Mes June y leSS
/. IL noDpiz-o= =iib the order o.
the Secretary c: Wa. dated Wash
nstor. D. c June 70. lS-, based
vfon the Presidents call tor vo!ua-
tes7. dated May - IS2S, the Cover
coT has been requested 20 furnish one
battalion o; infantry u consist u one
Major. oce aSsEtar, surgeon with
a.k % firs: Lieutenant, one Hos
pi;sl S,e=z-d and four companies
sach ooupzcy 20 CONSIST Of one Cap
tain. w FRS; and one Second Lieu.
tent. . First and one Quarternas.
ie: Sergeant, four Sergeanis, twelve
Corporals. two musicians. Que Arti-
deer, one wagner and e~ighty-iour
paTaie, maximum: seyent! eight
minimum.
ii. To carry the above order int"
effect the Colonel Of the First Regi-
nent National Guard. will require
tn several COMPANIES tO report 20
him within ten days the number II
men each car furnish equipped for
service and the four companies re-
porting the largest number OF men
physically qualified FOR service will
be selected To form the battalion.
III. As the National Guard has
now secured what has been sought
since war was declared. viz; 4 ba;tal.
ion OF infantry, it Is expected that
those companies selected 10 ill the
battalion will be filled at one. with.
out ~unneossar! delay. thus shocking
~ the people HAT ;hs National Guard
Is oolp"sed q a. patriotic and en-
tha=Izstir uEa = ;L> t-,2ys already
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