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THE REPUBLICAN ADMINS RATIoN ENDORSED

II ME outcome of the election is very gratifying to the
Republican party evdencing the appreciation on the
of the people OF the administration that
grand organization is conducting. The result il also
significant indicating the fact that the American people demand
honest sound currency and determined egate the
free silver aacy to the
Cecil county did noby returning iorty for
William Baker, Tuesday him with
third term a Congressman
The election Tuesday according precedent should have
against Administration it has rule
many years that House of Representatives chosen midway
administration against the party power and the contrary
Tuesday striking demonstration Of the popularity
of President Mckinley and Repubcanism The good people
the country satisfied with the honest and successful
the Republican administration and expressed themselves
those demagogues and aumnzers who sought
benefit themselves by the employment of malicious Islander
Republicans The Hon. Mr. Tppett certainly adder but
wiser in this particular.
In New York and New Jersey the results grand Repub-
lcan victories In Eastern and Ohio the Admnsra
ton and the policy of the Republican party have hcen sustained
and great heen made the Western Silver
States nasmuch Spain had been led expect the defeat
the Administration the victory will probably have influence
international relations than other feature tue
the polls The establishment of Republican majority in the
Senate is large that it apparent cannot be the
general election of 1900 and control of Congress- gives the
poets Of business and industry years Tuesday
election has brought results important
the countrys prosperity.
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DEMOCRATIC

Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
mississippi
Missouri
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Virginia
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THIS Government isn't looking for trouble the East but
il should come, it is fully determined that shall
Itch unptepired The cruiser Buffalo and the gun boat
Helena the via the Suz canal to Manila to join Admiral
Dewey qadon aud the bltesps Iowa and Oregon the
way, Honolulu the place. With these four
added to his force Dewey will have naval force second
to that of country except England in Eastern waters
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THERE is real grief in Washington, of the sinking
the Spanish cruiser Maria Teresa raised by Lieut.
while its New York. put in good condition
estimated that the vessel in damaged condition
the government but isn't the money value
caused the grief 1t the sentiment Everybody
been anticipating that for years come the Maria Teresa would
figure Navy object lesson of the proves
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OUT IN KAN AS.

THE smoke OF the electoral battle Tuesday
~ away in Kansas, it that "Sockless Jerry
Simpson, the Populist idol had been cruelty shattered
and from his Congressional pedestal. Politicians
generally discussing the passing of Jerry although it
the he has tasted bitterness defeat be
eved his party that this loss ends his political
From political standpoint would seem that jerry is dead
Simpsons defeat due his action in lobbying against
maximum freight bill and the anti usay bill in the
Kansas Legislature both of which bills pet his
party recalled with much effect during campaign
that he had changed his during his first in Conge.s
the first and second cal, the antopon BILL defeating
the measure by vote
Jerry believes that popularity is accident and
those who cheer to-day Tomorrow.
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ELECTION RESULTS

ELEC lion RESULTS
REPUBLICAN,.
California
C0nnrc .icut
Delaware
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Dakota
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
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ElktOn Town Council.

The Elkton Town Council was in session
on Thursday night and passed a number of
claims for work done on the streets. lighting,
interest. ETC.
The Treasurer reported the receipts to be
$4,000 .OG; expenditures, 81, 7S4.57; balance,
S1,215.49.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-11-12

WANTED - SEVERAL TRUSTWORTHY
persons in this state to manage our business
IN their own and nearby counties 1t is
mainly office work conducted at home Sal
AIRY straight $500 year and eXpenses-deh-
mite. bonatde, no more, no less salary.
Monthly SIS. References. Enclose sef-ad-
dressed stamped envelope, Herbert f. less,
Prcst., Dept. NJ. Chicago.
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THANK SOWING 1898.

ME appearance Of the annual Thanksgiving proclamation
by the President of the United States has been
tended with greater interest than has that of President
Mckinley, recently issued Truly indeed, the American
people have for hankfuness This last year especially has
been of epoch making year without parallel in the
history respect important Developments touching
OF the people individuals and of the nation
dent neys abor for the people have been assduous
honest aud man is fit than he to write the stirring pre-
clamaon which apart Thursday, November 9th day
national Thanksgiving
The proclamation reads follows
By THE PRESIDENT UNITED STATES.
A PROCLAMATION
The approaching November brings the custom of our
ancestors haowed by time and sacred traditions
giving thanks Almighty God for all the blessings He has voc
saed to during the past year
Few in history afforded such cause for thanks
giving as hs we nave been blessed by abundant harve
trade ana commerce have been
credit has been improved strengthened all sections OF our
mon country have been brought and knitted into
bonds of National purpose and unity.
The skies have for darkened nv the cond Of or
but compelled up the sword in the ca =;
humanity permitted rejoice conflict has been of so
~ uua'oh, ana the losses we have had to mourn though
gevous and important have been few considering the reat
results accomplished inspire gratitude and 70
the Lord OF Hosts We aud magnify His holy name that
INC cessation oil hosties came so soon as to spare
countess sorrows and disasters that attend wars
do therefore invite all my ow-czen well those
those who be urnng foreign lands 70 s
ana observe Thursday the Oath day November as dav Of
thanksgiving to come together in their several places of
worship oa service of praise Almighty God for m
@ dressings Oh the year. for the mldness seasons and the
uunS OF the SOIL for the continued prosperity Of the neonle
49,. anu 'alor oil our countrymen, glory our
victory anu the nope of tb
which mas brought to safety and honor
may be graciously continued in the wears TO coma
In witness whereof, etc
BY the President ~ A'Nf'
HAY Secretary oil State
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NV Books by Miss Finley.

Two new books 10y Mss Martha Finley.
Elkton's noted authorizes, have lust been is
sued by Dodd, Mead * Co., of New York.
Ono is an addition to the popular " Eisie''
series entitled Elsie on the Hudson =
the other Christmas story for children.
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Correction.

The published report that the official board
Of the Tome Memorial Church. Port Deposit,
has invited pastor for the church next year
is incorrect A member of the board asks the
WHO to state that the board has taken no
action as yet.
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ture, bedding, clothing and medical
stores had reached Siboney. together
with a corps % trained nurses and a
force OF surgeons. who were sent TO
duty at the yellow fever hospital. be-
Ing Immune to the disease.
Meanwhile, TO relieve the pressure In
the field hospitals. such convalescents
and such as could bear the journey were
sent to the United States on transport
vessels. This was an emergency mea-
sure 10 relieve the hospitals at Siboncy
ans permit Of the transfer TO them of
the men whn were sick in rcgimental
camps. The transfer Of troops from
Santiago to Mantauk Point was also
an emergency measure. and the great
responsibility Of excluding yellow fever
Infection from every transport rested
ON the medical officers who had charge
Of the embnrkntlpn. Had they failed
In this duty. the effect would have been
disastrous during the voyage 90 the
men on ahipbOard. and the risk Of I'M
porting the disease into this country
would have been greatly increased.
~ is needless 10 refer ut this time
60 the complaints Of starvation which
appeared almost daily In the newspn-
pcrs during the occupation Of Camp
wikon. FOR II IL now generally UNDER
stood that the weakness. prostratpn,
annemia and cancellation OF so many
or the troops were the result " ma
lariai, typhoid and yellow fever, from
which the army suffered as cDnsc-
duencc u ia exposure 20 the climatic
influences and to infections ~ San
tlngp and TIA ncirhborh1od. pending
and aubscuucn, TO the surrender OF the
city.
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Terrc Hautc. Ind, Nov. 2o.-Morion
Hudson " this city has Just arilVed
from Mexico. where he has boon tn prlH-
on for over a half year Last February
Hudn1n and a friend mined Powell
went On a prospecting tour near To
luCa, Mexico. They were returning from
the town VI Ncreaueria. where they had
been 10 purchase supplies Tor their
camp, whom they were set upon by
Mexican hlghwaymcn. che % the
MeNicans capped a pistol to pBwclfs
head. but che American Erasped HI
asr1ilani and the tw1 fcll from their
horses. The second Mexican wha. was
ARMED with a naked machcic. was In
the art Of plunginE u into poweirs
back. when Hudson brought him % the
ground with wcii.d rectrd shot The
nrst Mexican was rapidly ovcrruwering
Powell whom che latter called Tor help,
Hudson wons - his assistance when
the hirhwhyr,n aimed his plstoi al
The advancing man. Hudson was tdp
quick, however. and sho. the man
through hts breast
The two Americans then concealed
themselves ~ th mountains pltii they
finally decided 10 surrender 60 the
MeNiunn authorities liudnon was
thrown into JAN ai TenacluI,. but nm
ally 81 letter 90 his brother In hla
ely. and h. authorizes tn Washington
secured his irai AMI release.
Ex-Secrclnry Of che Snyy Richard "
ThampHon. ". u. MoKeau. senator
FAIRBANKS ana Congressman Farri.
were iryirumontAi IN securing pfnufi
treatment for Hudson. Hudson T. thiH
AMI Ttlc from hls confinement. but q.
otherwise in good health.
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IMPERIAL HIGHWAY.
England Concentrating Her War stores
aud "itus.is. psr.usder." In Canada.

Ottawa. ont. Nov. si.-At the rate
heavy ship guns duick-fifcrs. small
arms. ammunition. munitions Of war
and stores for active service urc ar.
irving at Halifax and Esquimaii II will
roon be possible 70 convert ocean sners
into armed cruisers and transports
equivalent b. the embarkation Of 10000
men simultaneously for any points In
the rar eastern seas 80 which the ships
m,ght be ordered
There Ia apparently no intention 20
provide for n movement OF troops 80
any large extent from Europe actOas
Canada By the Imperial Highway To
Asia. On the contrary, every indication
points to Esaulmah being utilized
chicny FOR nttlng out cruisers ana
transports on sudden emergency nni
Halifax as supply depp, for the dis
patch Of suppAes and drafts OF rein
torccmcnta overland % Esaumait.
Facilities for transport Of troops in
large Plumbers aciOss the continent I'M
der the conditions the imperial govern.
mcnt would impose are not unlimited
though means might he imprOvised Mt
a sharp pinch 90 rush through a. many
80 10000 mon. arms, baggage ana sup
piles without break. No such strain.
however. seems kelly ~ occur,
Europe for service In the east by way of
Canada IN evidently contemplated,
Everything cpncurs 90 Induce the behof
that IN case ~ call for troops they
would embark frnm India. Canada do
ing her share IN providing some of the
transports and converted cruisers. The
recent additions % the china and Japan
tines sailing from Canada and accom-
modationa available on q sudden emer-
geney from other quarters. insure sum .
| Client tonnage at short notice ~ answer
a summons 90 rendezvous AZ any point
indicated for the ombarkatipn OF troops
In the eastern seas,
Unless the Information II wholly err
roneous. the conditions are such that
a year al lolst OF ceaselcHs effort would
be required 20 flt out an adequate
Franco Russian force for the eastern
seas 10 cope With she british rower al
ready there ar presently available. And
| In the meantime. u IS asked, what
woud the British be doingf
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Macomb. Mo. Nov. 20.-The largest
and most destructive confiagrotlon that
has ever swept the ozark mountains
since 1884, IN now clrcumscriblng this
towns for miles and miles north OF and
parallel with the Memphia railroad.
The autumn heavy foliage has rapidly
fallen since frost, and. IL In supposed
10 have hen fired by sparks of freight
.nglnes this afternoon. scope OF
country thirteen miles long In In flames,
Miles OF fences. orchards, plantations,
farms and dry pasture fields, stocked
with cattle and other animals, and
many old settlers BONES lie In the line
~ The fire, while nelghborhooda are al.
yanclng TO the scene, but find them
selves totally unable 10 check the
finmes, their only remedy II TO hur.
rledly turn out stock ahead Of the
names and desert the premises,
The altitude being 100 feet above the
eea, and a terrible southwest wind pre-.
Ealing graf destruction II imminent.
The town OF Maeomb will probably be
destroyed.
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Springfield. H.. Nov. 20. -No,with.
randlng the declaration by Capt. u. G.
Butler, IN command OF the National
Guard d Pana. made 10 Governor Tan.
fff last nj fh,. shat he felt able 20 cone
via the occasion with the tr0opH At his
command. a delegation of about nifty
h1slDsfa men VI I1na, hea led by form.
~ Mayor Huber. visited the governor a.
Ne executive mansion today and In.
formed him tha Pana was In q state OF
irivr and that Cipt. Butler appeared
q b Inadequate Ia the occasion. and
aikilg that the governor send more
tspsto Pana and take stringent mea ..
eftti1 preserve the peace.
Arqiingly, Goy. Tanner ordered com.
flfY c, Flfth Illinois Infantry. TO pro-
ttii 90 Pana this evening. The COVER.
20 fufffreied Capt. Butler. who has
20 = command 40 Pana. with Lieut.
g Prank r. Wells, Fifth Infantry, OF
hsti.st,
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YANIARDS TO Be PAID.
Con. elsn,O Receives Two Million Dollar
Cable.
CONS ARE HUsTlSe FOR HOME.
an. rner, BcIue Made to Evseuate caoa
by the End of the Current
Year.

havana. Nov. 20.-capt.-Gen. Blanco
,,eslysd from Paris today cable au-
1,,l.,ng him to draw on Paris FOR
:, 30 600 gold. 20 be applied In the
.yment Of the spanish eroops IN cuba.
mi. amount is In addition to the pro-
"a. - IN. draft for ei25,oOO sterling
nv the Madrid government on London
uhlch was sold here last week.
Tn, spanish auihor.tlca are making
,,t,nuous efforts to complete the evacu-
.,to, by the end Of the year. Two
s,,nsp,r,s are expected on November
.,.s nnother on the 18th and three
.,ssrs h. tween November goth and De-
s.s,i,sr an. These Will be followed 10y
.,a,.ren more. Ten other steamers
h,ve recently been chartered to SAL
sgr Genoa. Mafscilles and Barcelona
20 complete the evacuation.
Martinique has been selected az the
,iare Of rendezvous OF the Spanish navy
T. evacuation purposes. Two Spanish
auxiliary cruisers. purchased IN Ger.
-r,ny before the outbreak Of hpst'l-
a. are expected here on December
ran and vii convey the spanish
,r,1ps from cuban port,to Martinique.
vhara the RapldiO. Ponce dc Leon.
ana cnncha from Porto Rico have al
ready assembled and from which point
.ll will sail for spain.
The remains Of GenA Santonclldes
and Vera Del Rey arrived this after
noon from she South Coast railway
ani were escorted to the captain gem
sfils summer residence At Qulnta de
ios MolinQs. where they were deposited
.ending interincnt. Gen. soinnn,
Nafoio and Tejeda. with q number OF
eihtr hiTh officers " the army. navy
and volunteer forces acted as q guard
Q, honor. Representatives OF the best
spanish families were present to re-
olive the remains. The temporary In
,sfment VIII take place tomorrow
rnfning. she bodies being deposited In
he mausoicum Of the civil governor
uhti shipped TO spain.
This afternoon thirty-two delegates
frum the Cuban assembly at Santa
Cruz del Sur arrived by rail- from Bata-
ano. among them Mcrdcg Capote,
Emilio Nunez ana other prominent Gu
bans.
a mitlneSconcert was given today by
~ Havana Yacht club at Playa del
Mariana In aid OF fhe cubanp. Mai. .
Gen. Butler. Rear.Admlral sampson
ini cihCr American officers were pres.
eat The function was great success
American national airs were Intro.
duc,i Into the program and loudly
ehsgfei
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PRACTICAL JOKE.
win the Usual Second Chapter aud Fatal
Iinis.

Marlneiie. Wis, Nov, si.-As a result
Of a practical Joke. VIM, Menose, a Ce.
car worker shot his VIE ana fatally
wounded himself Fellow w0rhmen for
a Joke made him believe that his wife,
from whom he had been separated, was
about 20 we'd another man. lie secured
a revolver. broke into her home and
fred twice az her as she was seated
sewing, Only one bullet took efieri,
innI1i,lng a iiesh wound, Thinking he
mad Killed her. he turned the revolver
on himself. fired and died a few hours
afferWarl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-21
81 Feel Like . New Person..
Mrs. Gro. LEACH.

Mrs. Gro. LEACH.
1909 Belle ST., Alton, ILL.,, wri,es
Before ] began TO take your vcge-
table Compound was great sufferer
from womb trouble. Mcnscs would M.
pear two aud three times In month.
causing me TO b. no weak could no,
stand. Icould neither sleep nor eat. and
looked no badly my friends hardly
knew mo.
took doctors medicine but did no.
derive much benefit from II. My drug.
gist gave me one OF your little books.
and after reading II decided 20 try
Lydia L. pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound. ] feel like new person.
would not give your Compound for all
the doctors medicine In the world. I
can not prri'r II rnourh."
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with srnin. In the opinion OF many.
VIII lead to IT. revival.
Americans since the hte war have
become thoroughly aroused as - the
necessity Of the maintenance Of an In.
creased mercantile marine. Tcrrltorl-
nj expansion. should the present navl-
cation laws continue In vogue. renders
~ absolutely necessary that American
vessels be built 10 carry on the trade
with these latest acquisitions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-21
AGAINST cioAn.rrrs.
Conn racls WIN No, no sold In Ten.
messed.

Knoxville. Tenn. Nov e0-The anti
cigarette law. passed by the ias, Ten
ncsscc legislature. IL decided constitu-
tionai In an opinion given TO the press
today by Judge Caldwell OF the Supreme
court Of the state.
The opinion declares fhat cigarettes
arc no, legitimate articles OF commerce.
because they are wholly noNious and
delctcflous 10 health. and, therefore. are
not within the provision of the federal
constitution protecting legitimate COM
mence. also holds that the conven-
tional clrhrettc package Is not an orig.
inai package" In the true commercial
sense. for which additional reason tho
federal law has no APPLICATION. The sale
OF cigarettes has been stopped here hy
order Of the police. The decision will
likely be contested In the federal SUI
pfeme court.
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ODDS ON CORusrr.
tlehsmplon WIN Meet Thomss shssLsy
Nstt Tuesday In New York

Hts FORK Nov, 20,-That the twenty.
Nsni bout between James J. COrbett
ga Ih1mas Sharkey VIII be brought
dtclt.on before she Lrnox club
~ Iuulty nlEht without police or
VET Interference n now almost "a Ger.
ANY NGh the big contest only
ai1-ush hours hence. everything
s o. be running smodfhly. FOR Us
~. ~, one word OF pifrcai, bay or
Srt.eal, has been uttered In reference
! ~ meeting u the puglllsis within
W. links OF the city. The ieFal an.
,mstAits seem to be perfectly satisfied
uat every detail Of the Horton law
tNsfnlhE pugiliniic exhibitions In this
cluls
otbs, "a the favorite In the betting
'Y 10 10 and the impression Il that
~ iuifa governing the bout, which call
~ oean break. favor HIN. The kail-
,puslllss Is slron. ON lu-fishting bur
pa yet 60 HhIw any degree 81 clever.
~, al nng range work. while the OPP
Pe.lg oan BE- said for corbeu.
Another thing which gpo1i Judges re-.
70 i sharkey'A lack of control over
=. temper whTn receiving punishment.
1nhs ala long weeks Of hard training
s,lrf lie supervision ~ Tom O'Ilourke,
-. "f.f HAH leAiutl 10 RlNefn MIN
sa " ms respect. b Is claimed. and
N lhir y are expected OF him by his
ishas ana hackers, No man could
uNe uulned more carefully than
s,,l,kry has and the same oin b. said
nun '' "'"'''
marley Whlto.who has charge Of the
49,, 49, implon'a tialning. Is more than
.uAhed Niih cDrbett's work and pres.
~ condition. lie says his man was
tssf Va better condition than now and
eltlhg accident should certainly win.
.ihgit White fnys, will enter the rims
',isshlng u'loui iss pounds.
"N1ufke Hiid tonight ssilrkey's
,.nsh; Would be 40 pounds. Reports
I'm BON sides tonlgis. were To the
usgi ,hii each man Is In the best
,ilb.s condition physically and equal.
.lhhi'u. u winning.
u, Tue adNpnce sale u seats has been
,,,l,sasliAy heavy, amounting 20 nearly
.sv99 The purse Of 10000. u Is an
tN,tl has been paid over 10 the
'aArholder, Frank Ferrel
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conttipail1n means the accumulation
Of wnatc matter that should be dis.
charged daily ana unless this IL done ths
foul matter 10 absorbed ana poiaona thc
system. Use iiEltiliSE TO bring about
regularity u the bowels. Price 20 eta
Y. g. ". I. Drug Dept.
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RECLAIMED HEALTH.
Gratifying lettcrs to Mrs. Pink.
ham From Happy Women.
~ Owe Ysu My I.ife.-
Mrs. Z. wooLnIsrH,
Mills, Neb.. writeN

Mills, Neb., writes:
DEAR Mrs. PrSKBAx:-I owe my
lie TO your Vegetable Compound. The
doctors said | had consumption and
nothing could be done for me. NV
inensiruetion had stopped and they
said my blood was turning to water. 1
had several doctors. They nil said I
could not live. 1bcgan the use of Lydia
Il. pinkhem's Vegetable Compound,
and II helped me right away, mcuscs
returned aud have gained In weight,
i havobettcr health than have had for
years. 1t wonderful what your Com.
pound has done for me-
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=, 'ra,lilelphh, Pa, Nov. 2i.-The
,sa'hEgsi posslblfargument In FAVOR Of
~, ~, building up o. the American Mer-
''N"'r marine llfs IN the fact thar
,.,a 'slphla merchants alone have al.
NJ pAll uui AS yfar 10 foreign
'sl owners, t3,GOi,i,g for the carrying
snr N,ssNli0 bushels Of grain shat
pe.n shipped abroad,
~ pln me figures OF freight paid for
y ulpNemen, NJ grain TO Europe, Brit
H.. ,..Aiithlrs of the modern type and
N, kAqNn 10 be paying their own
~ W ne nelghborhood " fiS,m TWEEN
w, ~ 'n,Sy api even thlrty.hye per
nv M. ~ 'hs amount Of capital they have
,l,' H. ~ yhe millions of buraels Of grain
~, - shipped from here this year.
M yas nushel weni aboard an Amerl-
en- Eel aud probably elghty-hve per
Tom, was carried by Brtlnh bdl-
is,a Nhie Norwegian and swedish
pr cent ." ioT the DINER hIteeh
'or.isash estimate NJ what VIII ha p,ld
arryina'h mp owners this year for the
iep,ens abroad NJ goods places the
Va r ,soneNaal In excess Of $500 900, :
nE M s hci Is that the civil war
Assnn,,i sVslenee OF the American
marine, bu, he iass wal