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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-27
Sub Committees Meet.
Perfecting Details of the
Plans for Company E
Field Day.

The committee on dancing met in the
Armory club room last evening. A
general discussion of arrangements was
held. Robert Gordon, James Patterson
and Antoine Burke were added 70 the
committee.
There will be special meeting of
this committee in the Armory Monday
evening, Aug. 30, at 7.30 O'Clock. Let
every member of the committee be
present, for business of importance is to
be transacted.
The soliciting committee also II ct in
the Armory club room last night. The
evening was spent in dividing the city
into 26 districts for the convenience Of
the ladies in soliciting. The com
nlttee meets the ladies branch Of
the committee in the Armory club room
at 80 o'clock this evening for the pur-
pose of furthering these plans.
10 show the public what an interest
our citizens take in the coming cclebra-
ton we print the following list of dona-
tons which were secured in about 80
minutes last evening.
&. J. Towne, r. l.. Clark, W. ID.
Reid, +. g. Rowland, +. ID. Ladd, +.
NJ. Waterman. w. F. Morse and ii. +.
Cutler each gave. s.. Let the good
work 20 on.
The committee .on sports and races
met last night in L. W. Nichols bicycle
repair rooms and arranged the program
of sports.
The hose race will be about noon oil
Immediately aflerthe parade. 1t is ex
pected that silver cup will be the
prize for this contest. Following the
hose race will come tile tug Of war be
tween teams representing Barre, Mont
peier, Graniteville and Italy.
A game of ball between Barre an'
st. Adams will commence about
o'clock. A good game is expected.
About 80 thG five minute horse race
will take place. The prizes are bag
of oats a bale of hay and Il currycomb
Immediately following will be climb
ing the creased pole for the 30 at tn
top. The farmers peg race will b.
about 2 o'clock with a horse blanket
whip and lap robe as prizes. Follow
ing in rapid succession will come tn
one-half mile running foot race. oa
race and granite drilling contest, abou
3 o'clock.
! as Next will be ssle one-half mile bicycl
race for boys under Is years of age
Then a foot race for boys under /
years of age.
Other events will be Italian hand ball
hop, step and jump, running high LEAP
broad jump, obstacle foot race. ~
yard dash, potato race, and the plal
kick foot ball contest between the bosse
of all trades. The game of foot ball be
tween Clan Gordon and the Burns clu
, will be about o'clock. Prizes hav
not been decided upon for many of tn
events. but as soon rs the committee ha
decided they will be announced. 1h
Judges of all the foregoing events ar
} n. d. Phelps, James Campbell an
William Barclay. These gentleme
have the power to choose assistants
they need them.
A. d. Gilley of. the soliciting con
2 mi,tee placed in the hands of Treasure
S F. G. Rowland this noon the sum
=, S47.5U collected this morning for Il
, Field Day More money was su
sc.ibed but this was the amount cole
= ted.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-27
Mckinley Starts.

Washington, Aug. a. = rreI,'a ;,,, a..
Mckinley and Mrs. Mckinley WV ~''n a, AI 9
,istant Secretary Corelyon a. 'e.' p,
o,,,ock this morning for Somerset -"
to.visit Abner Mckinney ,.n in &,
, os ,,on,auk in time for consultation
with the President
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-27
Mr.. Hersey Challenges Discus sioh'

r1i,or Tclcgram,-I cordially invite lie
ho.,o, t,xo Candidates, City Attorney
@ swasoy aud Judge Barney Bar sonle to 'f't1s of ,hs
discussion before the peop,a' a.ont u' cam. m
anestions at issue in the present cu',l+ al II
q"es,''"2p T ;@su Perhaps it would be better that
p"s l%a sdrbate should be ON two evenings ,
the u, urp' ,rst evening with Attorney Swasey'
,he i 'i's iocond evening with Judge balhey.
Let the discussion be open ire. .a,'dict ,,i at
N'tbc l- people to render their ,,,.ry Teiu,r, III
the polls.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-27
BRITISH FLEET MAY
SPEAK
A Few Words to China
SITUATION is ACUTE.
MaSSaChuSett Men Welcomed
By Provision Car
Many Noted Speakers w i'll be at
Chicago at the Peace Jubilee.
A Practical Welcome.

Springfield, Mass, Aug. PA
special milk and sandwich car left here
TO meet the 2nd Massachusetts men at
Palmer. They will be provided with
sandwiches, milk and coffee. and egg
nor. There are 8 walters on the tram
which are in charge of Col. Morgan OF
Gov. Wolcott's staff.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-27
Coming Home

New York, Aug. 27.-The 2"' New
York regiment arrived here at midnight
.nrou,e for Troy from Florida. A bat
,o,lion of the 2nd Regular Infantry al
rived at midnight enroutc for Monf"uk
The ,st Regular Cavalry is expected ''
rive to arrive from the South To-Day
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-27
2nd Mass. on the Way.

Springfield, Mass. Aug. H'-l"e
ona Massachusetts regiment left Mon
t.uk this morning on the steamer BLOCK
Island hound for New London on the
way here,
There were 547 men and 20 officers
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-27
The Weather.

Boslon.-Fair tonight and Sunday
cooler. Northerly winds.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-27
Prindle & Averill
HEADQUARTERS FOR

Gasoline and Quick Meal Gaso-
line Stoves, Refrigerators. Ice
Cream Freezers, Window and
Screen Doors, Poultry Netting
and Wire Screen also
|Garden Rakes, Hoes Spading Forks, Lawn
Mowers and Garden Hose.
1ACKNAN RLOCK BARRE, VT
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-27
Away With Dirty
Milk Tickets +!

NoiIrd with constant use, carrying mic
robes from fomily to family. Have a
bright new one every time, use once
and then throw it away.
See samples, get Prices, and leave
your order, at
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-27
EDWIN BRUCE,
TEACHER OF TIE
VIOLIN and VIOLA

Terms moderate. Orchestra, any num-
bcr of pieces furnished at short no''co
for dances, receptions, etc.
To 33 South Main st.
fresh peaches just arrived at Sawtel'
Brothers.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-27

Service to and from all trains at either
The sun., 1898-03-06
SUNS SPORTING MElANGE
Contin Ic | From Page Five.

ga nes to b. held pr,b.bIy on May . a
Antonio Pirrri, ON benali Of NJ. Jos"pl
D,ubIier, the manager Of l>llaicI You
ui the Turkish wrestler, called at til.
\. Y. Journal office yesterday and de
posted $500 for Il match with Ernes,
Il cher. The men are to Wrcstlc Graccu
X ,lnln stvle-tlat has alway. been the
stipulation OF the Turk-lnl $, far a4 he
is concerned the match can take place
within three weeks if it can I've arranged.
There will br two Western colleges in
the intercollegiate relay tournament, t"
be given under the auspices of the nj
verslty OF Pennsylvania. ON April 30.
Right on top Of the entry OF the Uni
versi'v Of Michigan comes the entry of
the University Of Illinois.
The third game Of the P!ll>bury.>h"-
waiter chess match, postponed from last
"Wednesday. was played yesterday and
Wen by Pill>bury, the score now stand
ing To l..
\ dispatch from London. England,
says hat Peter ". Latham has accepted
the challenge of Tom Petit, Of Boston.
tor the court tennis championship Of
the world.
The sun., 1898-03-06

and from their columns it will be learned
Of those contemplating new business en-.
terprises or change Of site OF present
operations; to them will be sent copy
OF the prospectus. The Commercial
Club was organized in 1897 and has for
it's present officers, f.. Il. Boyd, prsi-
dent; J. X. Lamborn, vice president;
James Cannon, treasurer; {. +. Eckles,
secretary. Its object is to promote the
business welfare OF this city and to bring
before the general public The advantages
of New Castle as IL manufacturing place
To forward this end 1t was
determined to issue Il pamphlet setting
forth the points OF vantag. obta'nable
here. Money ior publication was Sc
cured by popular subscription, and
though the publishing committee met
with marked opposition at the outset
from the calamity hoWlers' and
chronic kickers," "f which tn" city has
it, full apportionnent, it is gratifying t."
know that their efforts have been sue
cesSiu, in the face Of all inpedlGlents.
The number OF people collected around
the polls to-day reminded one of the
elections OF days gone BY when New
Castle was prosperous, though the
''-crapping' element was eliminated
The spring, and summer schedules tor
steamer Major Reybold has been issued.
On and after March Sth, 1898 sh" will
make daily trips bet ween Salem \. j.,
and Philadelphia, touching here both
ways.
The sun., 1898-03-06
FAv0RS ANNElA1ONfcUBA Nc I||| ||||| GU ! 4
Madrid Papers Say This is the
Best Solution Of the Problem.
WE TO PAY INSlJLAR DEBTS
Congress IL Ready For Emergencies.
M lntimatiOn ~ to Naval
Courts Decision.

MADGlD. March 5.-Cummcnting or
the rull,r- pf President Mcklnev's pro-
ject to purchase Cubl, FL Naciomil, in Al,
article under the caption, 'sThe Best
solution OF the Cuban Problem ex
claims: "WilI nobody preach anL pro-
claim the annexation Of Clba To the
United States by agreement with Spain
on condition that the United States
redeem us from the insuar debt, favor
ing us during certain period 10y Il tariff
concession, and guaranteeing, under 4
powerful authority and II respected tllg,
the lives and property oI Spaniard.
resident in Cuba?
behold II s,lution oi the problem
which would win popular sympathy,
procuring the best termination oi any
forcseen or heart. .bnrnings Of the nation y
FL Nacional argues that american in
tervention ALREADY exists in the succo,
American warships have ,nveyed to the
picifi,ns. formerly Spain's enemies" |,
says: "\merica viii continue to foster
the rebellion, and il Spain does not find
means to suppress the instruction the
pacific intrr,neddlings oi tln. United
iNlitcS " III S'u)Il IVCipIIt uIHlt'i iulti Ntll-
ton, in which event it vii! be worth
while to me iilte as to the best means to
protect the lives and property oi resi-
dents in Cuba who are loyal to Spain
Radical autonomy or Independence
will menace Spain, sacrifice the ivrsa'l
property OF loyal Cubans and impose ON
the peninsula debt amounting prob
ahIy tn three n ulsnnI millions of nrv.
etaS. 10 ubviatt such IA burden and to
procure for loyal CubanS Il solid guar.
antet Tor their lives and property should
be >win'S first care, before everything
even sovereignty whose vayucn' - is
rather fantastic.
Either independence or radical auton-
omy will produce anarchy in the colony
and lead 10 the externllnaninn OF every
thing Spanish and the rlinulion ni the
Spanish cxchequer.' rxE -. -
The article has provokcd much: COM
nrnt.
The sun., 1898-03-06
TIL R0UGHOUT DELAWARE
New a-i &

Mayor +. &. Boyer, president II the
CummrrriaI Cn,h. IT his city. has in his
hands an outline ri he pamphlet Ideal
New CASTER witch in Il few weeks will
he ready for pnhtirlti,n and li>tributi ion
ampMg ttr nlnulaHIuriny industries ol
the country. This prospective j. Il com
pIrtr sketch OF the t;,rllitlrs uI New
as, It. ~ Il manufacturing centre and sets
forth the advantages. Hfl aided to all
classr- -! business enterprises 1ug,t hrI
with tn" Inducements offered by the
municipal COY, r,Iturn' t. uanuiarl urrrs
to locate here. I'll" work opens with
"rhr city. Hit ,r}, !, -Nrirh ui the
rar!y Srttlcmrm Of N-N Castle b} the
Swcdt~ III l',1l and posses through the
various -,lg'- nl r rIty'- life rinI!i the
present l"r,'", Mauy interesting topics
al" touched up III, aln'iIg them h"Ing
the uses /, ,W'irn itn old t'url
House i u, present Icing put
Library and it, hrudr,ds ui ypiuiil'~
ut interesting and instructive matter.
The city government. fire, police, rrr
Iric Eight and ,ranWav tt u'paI,nrnt>,
boards ul cdurai ln and trades, finances
ui lr citN, history vi H. churches, pub
lie schools. secret societies, naNIlIH"t lr-
ing and commercial n iuStii = The in'.
latbnr-, prhc,'l,'I b> piers / uI Ice and
by almost lnVlilclUir batteries at Fort
Delaware from iyrign l'm,' fleets The
cost Of living and the marine and rail
road cuuln"tlru> Win all parts III he
country f'iuuIt, runrI'hIug with
'Wl at New Castle j. Noted For. The
publication ut lii> wurk j. intrl'-Irh I"
the able management u ',,r, \. Wolf, "
Wilmington, who has I,Hh 1t g. esp 'ri-
cnce on similar works. It viii contain
about sixty lmg", HSH inches, -! the
finest paper and will bc proillSc y Illus.
trat"h, among Wh'cI will bpa rrrluduc-
ton ni the original grant,
Of til" Commons Farms made to New
Castle by William Penn ia 10. About
two h ,nsand copies " i'll be issued but it
is not the intcntio Of the club to dlStr-
butte them broadcast, but to insure their
going where most god will be accn,n-
pli.hed. Copies Of the leading commercial
papers viii be kept constantly on file,
The sun., 1898-03-06

COVER DESIGN FoI: ''THE ROOM or wlALrU y
'"Ihe Book Of Wealth. seven are com.
pleted. The remaining three will he
printed within year
The author is Mr.. Hubert Howe Ean-
croft Of San Francisco The inspiration
that led him to undertake the work was
found in the Worlds Columbian expo
sition while he was preparing matter
for his sub-'qu'ntly published d "Buok
Of the Fair, - itself prodiHious ven
ture.
In jackson lalk Curing the cxposi-
ton period there was ralh'rcd much
that represented the veal hand t;yiliZa-
tiun Of all lands. The in H.,Msr wealth
Of the world, as evidenced y the few
Samples, impressed Mr.. bancroft so
deeply that the suggestion came to him
to gather frum the four corners Of the
earth and place III one grand volume all
that represented the wealth Of the ia.
tiOnS.
The conn issionrrs general ,f foreign
countries were in Chicago then. They
promised their aid in gathering mate
rial for text and illustration. The work
was begun then in earnest. Pictures
were made largely from nature, aud tie
text was svclr,d from the most aulh,n.
tic sources, with the result that after
six years Of labor seven Of the ten sec
tions rs said in the foregoing, are com
pleted.
The ii st section may be taken as a
type. it is covered With rich cid gold
armure silk made for the purpose and
imported by Il Chicago house. On the
outer cover is Il dashins water color by
Will II. Low entitled Jason and the
Golden c!ttcc.' 1t rtlrct'Ets the ad
vtnturcr after be has secured the trophy.
The inner covers Ct the typical section
ire Of white brOcaded china silk, the
brocade being in conventional flowers.
This silk, too, was imported hy IA Chi
cngo house fer 81 he Book of Wealth. ~
The first chapter Of the section opens
with Il full l"sc half tone picture from
a drawing ~ i. II. Eashfeld, repre-
senting young Chaldean goddess dis
pelling CMuS Next comes the text, in
large, clear typo Oh heavy calcndcr,d
paper, rrotus' ly illustrated. The dawn
of civilization is first told. Then come $
consecutive history Of the Eatons of
remote antiquity as far as it is known.
The American millionaircs are treat
ed in the last three sections, lut while
this unique literary Effort iscall,d he
Book Of Wealth. the author insists that
it j. not intended CXclusiv, lv for rich
persons rOr as II glurit!caliOn Of them.
Its purpose is tt slow What has been
done for the world Ly mtn and women
who have used their riches OF lNInh and
purse for the advancement Ct the Deo
pies 'f the earth. Mr.. Bancroft is at
present residing at Cambridge, where
his sons are attending Harvard college.
Speaking If his Look, he says:
"Ihe wealth lf the world is limitless.
Much Us has leen gathered aud created.
Infinitely more iS yet to cone. We haze
only Just begun to get rich. We have
only Just entered upon the civilization
III which wealth is 80 rowert, u fac
tor. AND the Book Of Wealth shows
50 clearly how wealth is one witk civ.
iIiza,i ion. y
The sun., 1898-03-06

among the new mo,iels and are often Of II
very bright, soDi, color. greens, purple1
and blues prr,iominatng A hat of rong h
mauve straw, trimmed with mauvc rib
bons and with innumcrable little douhlc
daisies, ranging in color from pale pink to
the natural plrplish crimson, is exceed
ingly pretty and pleasing.
No fashionable letter paper j. strongly
roInrcd. The preferred shades are delicate.
a picture is given of an elaborate even
ing toilet. l he bodice and train arc Of
golden yellow MORE velonrs. the front of
the train having an application of guirllre
and opening over u prlticont of white tullc
on. hroidcreh with beads over yellow lin
ing. The bodice is rnbrui,Icrcd with beads
and decorated with rlnltings of yellow
monssclnc de soir and opens over /, vcSt of
iulle Ia mattel, the pct'iront \ thick rop,
Of m"uy" rhrysantLcmlms forms the
shoulder straps. passing across the front of
the coiSas". JIpi' tlolLLr,
The sun., 1898-03-06
RECEPTION GOWNS,
What Woman May Wear When She Is
at I!Umr."

Reception gowns rHy Ir divided into
tW" c'as.rS--tllo>c inlt,',!rh tor ,uin;dra
tNtIy informal 'rrn>luns I'd these meant
for elaborate and rrrr,uil0llS Iluct ions
When receiving friends at home. one
s.!uuld do them honor and show unrs an
pi'"inli"n Of the blessing of lArlr .ocicly
by dressing well Light cul,r, and gay
trimmings are quito permissible. even for
prrNn! hn wear only dark or sub,lvrd
tlntS IN tie street ard for Visiting 4
trailing gown j. AWAY more elegant. more
graceful ANA more dignilir,l for the huu,r,
As tor n'ht''iHlr. silk or wuuIon g,uds
may hu ndoptcd, according to thr taste and
the purse Of i"r W,nrrr. The tuIl tlaruv
mru!ci collal, lined with white ora ruIc
tone, even WhCN lh" Etnrrnl cuhrr IF the
gown i dark, l., !. ft,uli'c finish for the
Irck, Or II iHll ltni :, uussclinc de sole.
1rillrd at the edge ana crossed umn the
bosom, may j" chosen. The Ichu is Il,
The sun., 1898-03-06
VARIOUS NOTES.
Upeonsldsred Trides Of Up 10 Date wesl
a+ and Use. 40 ,.4. r.


,-. . and Use. go ag. r.
Little theater hats are made OF spanRled
lace or tulle, In white, gray, cream or black
or sometimes are simply Of bows and knots
Of ribbons. Ribbon shirred over wire and
made into loops is a fnvorite trimming.
Crnvats, large or snail, OF SILK. satin,
tulle, lace or mOusseline de sole are much
worn and aro of service in giving an air Of
gayety to an otherwise plain bodice. Ac.
Gordon plated crepe de chine, In white or
colors, edged with white or butter coloTd
lace, composes very pretty cravnts,, ,,.
Girdles in the byzantine style, with Jew.
cled or metallic ornamentation, will ho
worn as long rs blo,iscs prevail, and
blouscs are to last all summer. These bolts
arc narrow and are made Of spanglnl gal
loon or of kid silk or velvet upon Which
cabochons and beads have been sowed IT. u
pattern. Tho fastening is a buckle Of goll,
silver, steel or jewels. Plain gold ribbon,
with an cnamced clasp, is pretty bolt
Shcphcrlcss hats, in tho old lcghorn style,
nre to be n feature Of summer millinery,
with abundant trimming Of flowers Hats
Of Traded chip and straw are also seen
The sun., 1898-03-06
Congress Ready For Emergencies.

WASHINGTON, March 3.--Congress. OF
rather the leaders Of Congress, ara >ntli.
ciently informed of the gravity of the
situation betwcc this country and Spain
to remove all oposition' to preparations
that have to be made for the contingency
Of a war What might be regarded H.
opposition by these not familiar with
the facts is merely II difference OF
opinion H. to tine advi>abi|ilv Of public
action which will amount practically to-
an announcement to the " nlI that w;l,
is regarded a> inevitable.
1t Is we'll un'lrrStool that Spain is
preparing to the full extent Of her y ,Wrr
fnr war, and j. seeking to purchase ships
"l war if she has nj already made such
purchases. rhe President and Secretary
Of 1lr Navy can proceed with the >au,r
sort of preparations without the nrrrs-
>;,v II coming to Congress and cnnpti-
eating an adding danger t. the >itua-
lipn by publicity in advance "i he tine
" hen pub iritv will be necessary.
The sun., 1898-03-06
A. BOOK OF WEALTH.
An EXTRAORDINARY PUBLICATION
WHICH IS BEING issuEr ~ CHICAGO.

II 10 Of the Rich and For the Rich, Sln'
gle Copies Costing From $1,000 to
e2,SoO--Covsrs Of Golden silk and
Water Color Illustration. '..'. III.
Some queer hookmaking has been
Zone in this country off and on, hut
probably the most unusual aud striking
volume ever published is now on the
presses in Chicago. Its title is "The
Book Of Wealth. 1t will be of the rich
aud for the rich. 1t will be all edition
de luxe of the most extraordinary pat
tern.
Each volume will be bound in covers
Of heavy golden silk, lined with white
brocade of the same rich fabric, embel,
!ished with trontispieces in original wa
ter color and illustrated throughout its
1000 pages in every style known to the
modern printing art.
1t is the most wonderful book in the
world, its sponsors say-an illustrated
summary Of all that is most worth
knowing, all that ever can be remem-
bered of the history Of every nation aud
era Of all times. from the dawn of civi.
lization in Egypt and Chaldea to the cul.
ture and industrial development which
mark the closing years Of the nineteenth
century, especially in the United States
Of America.
The two editions of this work will
cost $3.50, 1000. In all only 400 copies
will be printed-l50 30 of the first or
"cygne noir' edition at 81, 500 copy
aud ESQ copies of less embeIished
edition at 81, 600 a copy. Each copy is
made up Ct ten sections Of 100 pages
each-l, COO pages in all. The covers
are I by ~ inches in size.
In addition to the 2, 500 illustrations
in the book proper each "cygne noir'
copy is accompanied by ten portfolios
covered with embroidered silk and con
tanning 100 large size pictures in hand
retouched color, etching and other elab-
grated processes. OF the ten sections of
The sun., 1898-03-06
Nnth her Spa; i i, Cruiser at Havana.

llNv>>\, March 5,-rhc Spanish first
rIa.- cruiser An'Ian'r rlnrnI' arrived
in Havana ha1rur 1T N.+I O'Clock this
morning from Spain. She received II
hearty wrIromc from he ferry boats and
tug, on board ni which were lnr rlVIt
and military arnI"'iIr- and different
s,rin,ir~, which bad been waiting Tor
the Wa'>hip'> Arrival. Til" I"'k" were
crpNHcd with -iylh-Strr,; rockets Arlv
sent up. and l,g- and other De- =
ratl"n> were diSp'n,ri from IT." vessels
in port, the public bindings. and the
nAlcNS.
The sun., 1898-03-06

sirhblr for old ladies who wish to kcc,
'hc1r i""rrs more ur less ObScurcd, Inug
h''i'a''"l sleeves. .rrnrhjhg thn L,I,rE lrs
are most sH-liuhnhlr. Princess po,yn,
WIN or without train, are specially liked
Iof ~ Hu'|" costumes, but whrIhcr ,ho
nhrU '' 'fh'l!hG or not at tho Lucl, il
shou'' not he cut short in front rulrss in
neeo u Is r1t'hly short I'll a,urDd ns i,
'ne chsr "' Nh"IiH gin. An urvald i rt
VI 'h' ""''' III irh'. which show u,sL.,t
IL n,"stn" "a,n nrd di> ltusnp in .r.,t
ING l''ni" oWs II nov ',cniny r,yr
the skirt oi '.''d ptrk .iIk having A san.
"rate' l'lH''" '.-'tl pink satin emhr, III.
e'eo WI ''rr, Ihc hl,,,.u bodice ha. !,
pointed "''nl'e,"gt famed IN cnh,, jd.rd
Gaun To'.rs' Tho belt aad cl,u,x ur. .r
o'sck satin With rhine tor. orNan.ut,
~"LlL [ .UiLEr
The sun., 1898-03-06
No iuiiuati ion rs to Courts Decision

W\>n.S,To>, March ). The develop
nrntS oithc State. War and Navy DE-
lartnlrnts III connection with the Span
ish situation have divided Themselves
into two distinct branches. one relating
I" the Maine Court Of inquiry, and
III" other 10 liIr natural Huu
necessary steps tn place tho naval and
military arms uI the service "il
an efficient b.s,s Concerning the t"lr,
and its work. the information reaching
the authorities here is of the most frag,
m"ntary character, and the highest
naval officials rcitrlntc that nothing j.
at hand to indicate even tir tendencies
# the members Of the tu,irl from tie
evidence they have thus far lrr,'vrI
Admiral Sirarf> Telegram last nigll
give, the "ily y clue ~ t" th" Plans ct t {
Court. and this in 'ff' ct is that it viii ir
some time before the testimony ii divers
and other WIin,>-" can W. taken and an
idea formed H. to tn date ul submit ng
tn" report.