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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-12-28
STATE OF UTAH

Office Of the Secretary OF state,l
|, JAMES +. Hammond. Secretary OF
State Of the State of Utah, do hereby
entity that the foregoing is full f,
rue AMI correct oopy ofihe statemsnt OF
he above named company, now on I'll,
N ms Office his lith day OF Dec, 1898.
- j. T. Hammond
srmE Secretary Of State
-
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-12-28
Probate and Guardianship Notice

Consult County Clsrk o undersigned
NOTICE ToCREpIToRs.- Estate Of
Samuel A. Wilcox, ceased. Creditors
will present Claims with vouchers to the
undersigned at Cedar Fort, Utah coun-
ty, Utah, on or before March 90, A. D.,
1892.
JosEPH WILCOX.
Administrator OF the estate OF Samuel A.
Wilcox, deceased Dated this 32nd
day OF Nov. A d., 1893
A J Evans and d. J. Thurman.
ATTY. for said estate.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-12-28
Probate and Guardianship Notices.
Probate Notice

In the District Court of tie Fourth
Judicial District, Utah County,
Utah. Probate division.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-12-28

In the Matter OF tho Estate OF Mary
Goodwin. Deceased.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-12-28
sI1s,c78 AZ
LtABiL1TIEs.
sl1s,e7a II
State Of Utnh.l
County of Utah.l

GNdAt w v ANilsf
County OF Utah.(
Ole Filing being first duely sworn ac-
cording TO law, deposes and says that lie
is Cashier Of the above named bank I;
that the above and FORGING report con-
tans full, true and correct statement Of
the said bank at the close OF business
on the FIRST DAY OF Decent Der, 1898.
OLE ELLISGsoS.
Subscribed and sworn to before mt
this lath day of Dee, 1898.
JAMES HARDWOOD,
Notary Public
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-12-28

TAKE ONLY the best when you
need medicine. Hoods Sarsapa-
riila 10 the best blood purifier, nerve
and stomach tonic. Get HOODS,
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-12-28
Report
NJ Afsn M

The Secretary Of state OF the State Of
Utah. Of the conditions of "Tne Lehi
Commercial q Savings Baak," located
at Leli, in the County OF Utah, State
Of Utah at the close OF business on the
first day Of December, 1873.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-08
BRIEF ITEMS.

NH. john Clark, of Chester, Pa. is
the guest OF Mr.. Edward Lefs'hter.
NNss Kate Lowry, of Stafford county
rs visiting Miss LomaX, ot East END.
lNlsl's III. l.. Sttp1T, of Roanoke lis th4,
guest OF Mls. Miner, en- Twentynint mn
street. A'' "a
MISS Laura Hall left "Wednesday even
ans TOR -lll extended visit TO friends near
E.uli.vIluTe.
Mr.. 2: T. Jones lis visiting his bro
uhel's. .Aesrs. j. E. and Is. +. homes, an
Portsmouth
mt. H. Ehoyne Mealer, of Baltimore,
is visiting his father, Mr. rho1rles Mea-
der. irl East END.
Misses Bessie and Er;7ll1ie White. who
nave been WISH thing relativ es in Laurel,
Mo, have returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry White. of Axx,o-
niue county, are The guests of AIr Frank
I. Harvey, on 1'lirtieuh street.
Miss Mamie Guide is ult her horn.s, on
l"cnty-siSuh street. spending u few
E,s'!yi. from uhe school at Manassas, Va
Miss Margaret FIishbaak, OF Lvn,-:l-
burg. VINO has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. j. T. Towns. left last night to visit
Relatives in Baltimore.
CONFERENCE.-The Attorney r. X NJ.
Newton. is NOW residing in his fine drew
residence ON Thirty fifth street, betW ct n
Washington ard West avenues.
Preparatory services WIFI Inc held at
IaS. First P:Gs by terrain church a; s
O'clock tonight. Til, servi g will be
conducted by Rev. II. w. Mclaughlin
If Hampton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lee. of Lexir,g-
ton, Ny. who came here To see tht
launching and have since been the
guests If Mrs. Mary Harmon. wild re-
turn nome THIS aft erclGun 4-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-08
VAIL STREET HAD a TIP"
Startling Charges Mode in the House
Yesterday.
(Ry 'yaltaor,.a nh \


ASHINGTON, April 7.-Thste was
scene eff great excitement i'm the
House late this aftarnrcn during the
ront liberation CT the bll for the ro
yaniza ton of the army. 1t was caused
by Mr.. Lentz. an Ohio Democrat. who
made a vigc'cns as:nr,lt on the admin
1s.ration. charging that the policy Of
lelay was in the interest ct stock job
',ars I'M Wall Street. He alleged that
Wall Street was in the po session Of in
'c:mnat r,n that ths message W"oulll not
70 in long before 1t was known n. the
.apitcl and profited heavily by the ad-
"ance lin tire prices Of stocks viii, re-
trEted. He even changed that there was
no warrant for the alarming statements
about the situti"n in Havana which
we're made as a justification tnr the de-
'ay OF the mlss Sage.
Mr. Lentz's speech created profound
sensation and was met With an ems
pan;ic reply from General Srosvisnor.
-er1a rally regarded as the adhnini,tra :
itn's Spokesman on the floor
Mr.. Grosvenor said messase. from
Genelgab Lee was received ON Tuesday
md another received on yesteriaN
wh9ch was Very urgent. He said tht
second was an appeal for time.
Speaking of the note OF the rnwtr:
Mr.. Grosvenor said the Presidents re.
ply put an end, without justification
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-08
Jack Tar Picked Up.

There are not 50 mnay American
Ears stisowins. the white fea t'hel, just
TOW When they are So badly needed.
ous ot-ca.:ionailN- one makes a landdr 9
ohiy 10 be einl'i,aE7ed by the waschful
police and turned back again s,nT,h am
tme Officer v. NJ Peutus. captain of nh }
i'nesnptaka & Ohio pier watc,!ln,en.
nuHi on pier yesterday morning.
if;l,A r.!s.n wore his uniform, but over
1t had a civilians coat, as was dsNel-
oaed upon eSanntmation. The man was
q; sSai!or facln The battlesthip Mass;a-
Ghuseali., and was evitlensTy trying 10
make some of the foreign steamers
n The hnr'bor. He was taken 10 Jail,
but refused to give his nar,le or tell
as,ystlling about this "trip from the. ship.
Ht was demanded back and Will no
doubt mediate in, irons on TIE foiIy Of
II ALL
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-08
New Light on Twenty Eighth Street.

The Newport News Gas Company
V:e!ls,5ap'a burners attached ON Twenty
eighth street. between Washington and
West avenues. aId That hitherto dark
n5s&to'ooG9auod ifr.y dazzles The resi-
CiIs..jls ANA Iyisstfse .Gll4r~ Hugely. par
ttt,u!ar'ly as it/coSt-~~EAlem nouinms, The
rgml'any fullLslc>n's she 1:g'ht az 4 se,En-
pie nf what cam be done With the new
system OF l!slltillg. nNh.e attention OF
IA city fathers has been called to
Inc light. and ;GlSse WHO '!,awe seen it
think they oalsGht TO be extended
throu Sl.,yilt the city
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-08
EXODUS FROM HAVANA.
One Ship Brings Away 900 Passen
e" gers. .4
------- NM (RY Telseranh ----


(I3y Telegraph.)
JACKSONVILLE E, April IA special
TIA the Tmes-U Union and Citizen from
Tampa, Fla. says:
The report that the Masnotte brought
rs p,t s-ns,:l,S from Havana to Key
West last might was erroneous. AS a
matter Of fact s:a brought go and after
,ana"ng them in Key West she returny 4
Immediately to IIGvann for another
load. TT is rumored htr,e tonight that
he left Havana today With eighty pas
engers. but no credence is given this
as it is eNpa.teI that she Will bring
over as many as yesterday. The Mas
astte will continue to Uneke tltese fly
ing trips between Key West and HaEa-
ma until Central Lee is ready to leave.
which Will probably not he before
Saturday, but may NE tomorrow
The Olivette did not SAIL for Havana
last night as Intended. not being ready
SIN. sailed tonight for Key West ac-
companied by the steamer Arargaret
The latter will go nnEy to Key West
while the Oiivette may go to Havana
If the Masncitta has not Thought away
NIL these DESTROYS Of coming. If the
exodus its completed the thlse vessels
Will them bring to Tampa those of the
refugees who desire to CONF here.
Severn! naval Officers passed through
here tonight en r,oaltta fct.- Key West.
The revenue cut te-s i'm this harbnr re-
ceived telegyap !ic ifrastrrrt onil toda v
not to leave port until further orders
which they could expect Monday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-08
hIeck Dunn's HEAVY Fine

:, wreck Dunn. sia!0on keeper. was fined
NV ala COSTS for selling whiske,v With
out fcenst4. -Aleck paid his fins in sy.na
cash and was free man Thirty MIMI les
after being fined.
Sergeant Reynolds served a warrant
IN Dunn last Monday en-, tll,. above
en- arse and the prisoner was be,agtsd gu:
Sll l1e sum of 800 to appear in court
Yesterday morning fn1. trial.
1f1e evidence was strong against tn q
,ccused and Justice Brown put it on"
DUNN Keeps a saloon i'm the old Bt;,u
l.nea'tre building on Twenty third
street, hear Washington avenue, but
cense
Dunn's action in promptly paying his
fine created no little surprise, as con-
vcted saloon keepers usually nd SOM.
soorhDle Through which Immediate pay
lnent can be avoided.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-08
INDIANS WANT TO FIGHT.
Red Men Ready, to 6 on the War .puth
for Scalps.


O3y Teieg ra ptl J
JACKSONVILLE, FLA. ApLil IA
special 10 the Times Union and Citizen
from Chuckalai kee. Fla. says:
One hundred Seminole Indians have
,s4aHll.rcd their See: vices TO the United
States in' case OF war with spain.
The proposal To iGnd an army at
Matvlnzas TO march upon Havana would
make of this force a mast va.ua ble atx-
mary Whethel7 utilized as scouts or in
1ciuih EatIe- The SsanlTotes have long
been renowned as fighters, and the
present generation is in no Inspect in
!sl!oT to their allces tors. Recent MS
urunces that TIE big chief at Wash
tnStelnI would al!ot lhl m a ,+eserva ton
N flo:Haa instead af exiting them to
Hhelr temler toward this govlrnme M
ana the offer is a proof of this.
Doubtless Tenn Tiger, the Tuste
Aesge OF TIE nation. would asad the
n'ha anu under him wcri.a march
YS0ng wa'giors of bl.sd as pure and
,HEs o. the EUROPEAN chivalrv. TIM.
N eE nl:,ssalf boosts Of ancestors who
l"uA!;s %oriez in Mexico; Oscesla.s
Sfa!:dsln wtufd follow; tie son Of Bill
~ hoWse as, who never eur FsnrlI.led.
v4!l Join the band. and iHo;afgu, of the
family of the Wind Viii Mt h.. 1.. s
NneH the sh<ts fly fast
One Hundred If TIT s,a warriors wiz,
1aW reta'!a:e uron spa;m The i,afe,rjs =.
~ . f'y ,e Lone ard nIenend'az ana
- 500 and from the Pay-ts-ab-Oxi,s
ne Wilderness of th.. w.indd~ q w,,vs
ne warrior af the prln7.vaL ime vii,
Ear"h to di Possess eha disc v,.rar ~
rs last hold csn' TINS continent Columns
I've I've to Spain, So Will poetic justice
rsw ,r o,ie ,enalser in tire history of the
MoFid and the first Fol-i1ians find
1asntlen in the chronicles of ths r1,,s si,n
lays c6 the century, eA'Ss''iss'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-08
Was Not IA Descrter.

70 j. DwSr, one of the marines of
t:1st baltltSaiE, ,NaEsaeh usttts arrested
a few days ago. Writes Indignantly TO
me lya.tE Press requesting that he b.
placed i'm a proper light Before the
'psHpie.- He states the men had no
-rlarce leave since Christmas. and he
was ONE of The forty appreEivnded for
HNt' staying their leave. He did not de-
sire 10 desert, and feels lleenly such
4 reilecttom on him ana his fellnNmen.
Marine Dwyer states that the $40 in
auceEnesHt offered by the conman ding
officer is undoubtedly an eye-opener
and s'ti7nulator 10 the Newport News
police avid lis calculated TO make sheir
Eyes >.l.1s'h Ifsfa;Is for amy Poor one OF
Isr Uncle Sans" ladditS that are
che mil'ute late.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-08
ALL SERENE IN HAVANA
shaaomanis Not Alarmed Over tha si,
tlltiOn ~ -

'Ha a'ofanis Not Alarmed Over TN. Sir
w -, wanna. VIA KEY WEST. Anr;l
we may. OF course BE- ON tb.a va,.,s
~ n'r"!neENtous events. but anvthinr
W., Vllcau, not to say stupid. than
.ie present condition of affairs hera
II would be Impossible to lima e-ina 4
urge majority seem to think thai av.
.-'ytaleif% rs settled and THAT war IL. ~,
longer possible AS' NV
90 absolute is the deart(h Of retaN news
.'h!le awaiting the iction of conorssr.
:lial a common place accident last night
y me cafe Inglatea-ra was made tihe
.lanJeet or "a. governmental dtsspa,trsh
br-lan the colonial cabinet 10 Washing
TON. one OF the correspondence of the
iassntseted Press. when rising from a
s'Attr dropped his revolver from his
pocket. IA cartridge .xplv,ded. Before IRE
pstrlse Could realize the tI-iviaHity of the
netdent There was considerable excii a.
merit. People on the scene however.
son laushtd at THE occurrence. but
WING taaes THAT Consul General Lee had
Deem ssassinated spread Through the
city and We're believed by so MANY tina !
the colonial government felt CALLED
upon to send a message to Washing
ION denying that There was amy truth I'm
the tumor General Lee was not in
NE cafe at the time. He was Dining
elsewhere.
las a result elf The belief that there
is no further danger off war, THE rush
for passage ON the boats provided ,by
the United States has been much less
.neu When REAL danger Becomes APP
parent many WIKI be LIFT here Havana
has heard tine cry Wolff so often tina
she will not believe it now until TIL.
big gums Toar. The whole situa tion
| from THE view point OF the ordinary
| Havana correspondent just now is
Strikingtly similar to "a connie opera war
| but there may be panic later.
| There are now at THE disposal of tllt
CONSUL general whom the newspaper
linen call commodore. the Fern, Rache
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-08
Fire Company Elects Officers.

THIS members of LIBERTY Fire Com
naaly No, l. held their annual meeting
last night, sutl sllt:e officers We're eit-ca-
Cd for the ensuing YEAR:
Fl'siI!ant-Ge gorge HAM. .8
Wee observation-disclosures Barclay Jl'.
Secretary NTauts
Observation-Disclosures Stennett.
Tuustees-N. H/Garthligh t, w. j.
Ramsey. Danis< Sweeney.
iFol'etnSdl Hose Co.-Joseph G.lpen.
lA!sststaWi For-nan-W. J. RAMSEY
Hose Directnrs-P. C. Marllble, c.
NJ Moran.
iNozzlenpen--N. II. Guthriyht. G. w.
Todd. y. +. LaftaSn. lseNrge SnliGtson.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-08

ton. changed the situation i'm the slishr
est degree. What pressure was Drought
To bear 10 secure even this mildly eX-
pressed hope that further negotiations
would result i'll the mainra!n;lnye OF
peace. is not Known, but II is cS..A id srtly
Dei4eHvd that il is the result OF pl. S,st-
eit Appeals on tee part OF SPAN Ior
-..ite expression in favor Of peace be-
."eeH the TWO countries. The note is
4iSs leS.L-ued I'M any sense as Il prol..St
'Sa.nst the course this government has
N'oiSASu tfus lar, or Is uihely to adopt
- secure state government IN Cuba
SOME OF the SpNe!'nnentS- represent teu
IN The note t,ae Known to be IN ful. &c
cord VILE TINS government in its pur-
pose with respect to the CUBAN uues-
tlun ana therefore amy theory that The
mote MAS lltGnucd a. u-in.l.rSt rance is
noi regarded as tenable. Tine reply OF
'Vh!s government whicn had previously
iIAcn rSlu and approved by members OF
l..e cabinet, IS not cunsld- red as md i
.>,tAlS alay change i'll the fixed purpose
Hl 'tHG ElSsIuvnt ~ Intervene at ORC III
~uL III, n.n.' - 4. ueu.e.Sd unat 1t wa the
e>petta;nh OF nlaJv.liy of tns for
ego Iepiesv li1ltlreS present that this
SH!-ita o>ates should change its policy
VIZ regard the JOINT note as ot-,er than
All eApi's ssl1n i'm h@nA.f of peace ana
without SPECIAL syn iicAnGe So fal, as
konwn IN administration civ cles no FUR
e..er Representations, CA, this subject are
- VI i''SA.>"tio'i w
Ne part OF any European power has
.b~~h S&riveu. and there IS ii. sn air, o.
.ty ar the statement that ul.re WAL be
accepted if preferred. This has been th,
49,, -; - = - On .t's
Grunge in this regard.
At the embassies and ega tons tn.
~ dissemination or the joint note ot the
~. -, ,,'1,ae, - ~ ~ - s.e.t ~
~, ny uas -. 20 s''ool tio',' G1S III
s,i ~. ~" 60 ". Goin...'el''at EulSl'e
,1,,, '1' -, - "-'' M''.out p1iaMv. ~
late. .a, in t. day showed that the re
~, =. .'ie ;.:.. iiao srsaleu
l''e.N taNeia"e IMPRESSION III iotelsn
Hu 49,. -
ine a.L.'@'.' p'e lii.'''ller o. the ffeep-
.,a5 ~ uiis fote vas .ookea upon as a
- '.io,t a. YRS eillss'A Jun -Nu-S. .or
MieAoui IeJTclM!S as .iil intrusion
snsse foreign sugsesiion:' they were 50
SNsl.su as 20 s.Fe .he ssea'es. pi'.lnlse
~. sS.' ~ lae..er Nnah oppos!..oh,
~ -, el. .ls. i""e'lut JoM'l ii'''oe-''tv
81 .ne 49,, ~; 49,,
~ the cmp!tol the situ,'fon wal, nr-
"'seua'cu h'iio..6 .hS liiu!N!uuaiS
;lt!u .o'''e ~ III PUBIC ue's1te III oo1h
TN, =
~, ,h ',, 1 IN Dle seha.e anu house
!, ~ owl .' coi'Serva.lNs Ssna tors
80 siNe'i up nope OF PeslesAul SCI
'e,''S1 Ill 49,,
e.. us-a ~ collSluvsat'otl was
eNs.i Se7'i'tois Gnu representatives
~ the FORM nl action On this point
~.fs re - N!ue ulNe' Eence OF opHnio1l.
~! u mas assntiled' two dstlnct prLposl-
sIC!ts. oise = m.1 iecos ration OF the :n'-
t,, W eiie lStaiio' tou4'4eo "lth
saa ~, et' 'oai' 70 ullVe GU! !ne
III ~ 80 o ,s ul..leu evel19l
49, - al ~ 'pI .aiat S-ula snouiu ue
- s.he uFe7Ae on lnT part OF lhose ia,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-08
pa
Today IL Good Friday.

Throughout the Christian world today
Will lie observed as THE most solemn
me i'm the year. This lis Good Friday,
and in all the churches services pecu
Elan'ly appropriate to the great fast day
WIN he solsmnizefl. In Newport News
ne s+.lviceSs at SIT. Vincent's Catholic
3llurch this morning viii be held a.
o clock and at ST. Pauls Episcopal
hurG,l there with be ;. solemn service
ut II O'Clock anta a sermon by the rec
or. REV. J. Francis Ribble, significan,
VT the day Other churches VIII revnem-
Der the day also.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-08
will Inquire Into His Sanity.

lI'f actions are Indications of just how
the Wind blows, then Sam Huddlatx,n,
who claim tb be a hypnotis't and mes
lE5'riSt as stated in the Daily Press OF
yesterday is siIn4s.y laboring under {,
temporary alteration of mind, like many
others who nave been as lre. An in
pui1'y Will be made as to his mental
5on'ditiAn shortly He is Thought to be
from Buckingham county and Us
ihouSh't to have been inca i-cerated i'm aul
asylum before.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-08
Executive Committee ,1e.,.

~ the meeting of the Den1ocna liz
aI1S 'hNtcutive cinmittee last n;crb an a.,
me once or the city treasurer. Char
,,S'', l-sssS-S pis!;sdims. it was resolved
~ fsFol'the'nd to THE electoral board
me narnes of the judges for the a,ri-
narles ON The 2s;!l of this rnpn,t,1. TN.
'1pa,'d W'hN be asked to retain Mir. Fjov1
IEE!SErs as registrar ri the Foa,rt,,
ward. Voters w%E1 be notified that TO
,e isen!e at the primaries they must
ne registered by noon of ele,,ti,nn ,l.av
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-08
Slipped on a Isanna Peel.

Mr.: Hugh Morrison, who is Visiting
friends in The city Shipped onL>e1 banana
peel Wednesday, white D;<11lin,g along
Lafayette aveyle, bety<sm Twenty :
emtih and TYen.tE>s-Ghth streets, caus-
ing MIN 70 faAf Violently to the ground
He fell in such a way as to caa,s., him
to strike his right shoulder first, dis!o-
catnis it, He was accompanied to his
friends home ON Tyhirtietfh street, where
medical attention Was rendered
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-08
Notice to Telephone Users.

The Southern Bell Telephone and Tel
egraph Company announce the follow
inr rates Dor. telephone service after
March I, 1898:
Business Phones .......s2.50 per month
Residence Phones $500 per mon III
FRED W. WALTER
Manager.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-08
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1898.

ol,ganizea probably w'ntl1in q few days.
! 1t WIFI he krp'wn as Division c. and VIII
| be attached w the first BATTALION at Nor
| folk
AI.AIlD-U UP O TTHE.' SQUADRON.
In the make up OF the flying squad
! IONS speed ;.ndiis'htilig Qualities h<'vr
been considered. y summary OF uhe
points in comparison Win ti-use OF tie
best boats ti:,st Spain eai1 offer in MAX
ing up a csicrLiaT squadron foaioWS:i
Name Tons. power. Knots
<.oIuinIi; 1880. t,375 le.ooo 23
M4s achulsetts :. loss 5000 II
Minneapolis -. 1915 1l,G0O 234
The best armored cruisers tnat SPAN
| has ,ompa'.sd With this flee: II flyers
would be follows:
Name. Tons. power Knots
V.zcaSa ......... 1000 $4,000 20
lnfania Maria -. 1000 $4,000 20
i,e:uyo -.--....- $500 SVD n6
Oqueitdo ......-. 1000 $4,000 70
The total displacement tonnage of the
United States flying s,r~adiun is 1900,
and OF tsia Spanish only 30.iO0. The Az
rage HORSEPOWER of uiie United States
Vessels is 1880 ana tina, of the Spanish
ll.I50. The average rate IT speed Of four
enl, u,f,'. ~ :,,,,; ~. ~. 49, - i'
lent ii;sNif Win "a lnots I, is ,.r..sii,is.
;hat the battltstlfp NJ Massachusetts. being
onerwhat s.ower than the rest of :se
-, ~. -. " Wi. 80 ~. -, 80.
~ snsad ,n1 9, ,i,,;,,; ~, .t.ii;tiSs
OF the squadron viii he in2szisel. II
must ne remembered that the Brooklyn
and New Yslk are TWO va the finest
tyrzs Of fighting ma chimes in the world.
~,
,-.h 1,,i. 80 ,,1,,. - - ..,
few war.ht,'s ,,t, :.nI,i,'re'i ex..s,r w. :,
Secondary ;.,t1arr
Tho re. n,,i,. ,r ,-,,,,,ro ot +,;s
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denn tnaeh ana tne Detamaters He
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Off WITH the old. on with the new I:
suits Will be sold, SO cheap to you.
Wood ward & Womble. Ap-2-tf
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NH 26-1w:

Twenty dollars for one. Call ON
Perkins, Duncan & Co. Now Is the
time to invest apr-5-2w
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Twenty dollars for ONE. Cali on
Perkins. Duncan s. Co. Now is 'tils
time to invest apr-6-2V
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-08

50 pairs Mems Fine Patient Lessher
shoe.:. all sizes; We're $500, olow s2.9S.
At Peyser's.
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Organized probably wHi'thin q few days.
1t wiHl he Known us Division c. and VIII
be. attached w the first bat TALON at Nor
Fru,l-
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MAKEUP O. TTfIE., SQUADRON.
In the makeup OF the lying squad
IONS speed ;,n'diiS1hti'lg Qualities hsnve
been cons Gered. y summary OF uhe
points in comparison With ti.use OF TIE
DeSt boats uiat Spain can offer in MAX
ing, UP u sisnLHar squadron foaiows:
YInrs.. speed