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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-23
LONDON MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct 22-The Evening Posts
London financial cablegram says: The stock
markets here opened dull to-day, then rallied
slightly, but fnallv closed fiat the politi-
cal situation. Business here so far as the
public is concerned is quite at a standstill
and Is likely to remain so until some definite
fessionals are also nervous and are contract
ing speculation to the narrowest limit
The London market discount rate is 3M per
cent and very firm on the Bank Of England g
control Of the market. I learn. however that
New York Is undoubtedly making advances
to this market for about three months.
CLOSE:
Canadian Pacific. SO; Grand Trunk. 6N.
Cold is quoted at Buenos Ayres to-day at
MADRID, Oct. 22.-spanish As closed to-day
at 1910.
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MINING STOCKS.

Highest prices of stocks during the week:
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PORTLAND. Or. Oct sa.-wheat. steady
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OMAHA.

OMAHA. Oct. neutrality-suspicious.. 22oo.
Market slow, steady. Native beef steers, 81 40
as 80; Western steers. 50 1904 50; COWS and
heifers, 1903 90; Gamers, 81 2593; stockers and
feeders So 50d4 40; calves, 81 60q6 so; bulls.
stays, etc, 81 25Q3 rs.
HoGS~Receipts, 10000. Market 1oc lower.
81 5SdS Sc: bulk Of sales, So 521kGI3 571k
SHEEP-Receipts. 2oOo Market steady. Ma
tive muttons, So SoG4 40; Western muttons. 50 50
5 80.
DENVER.
DENVER, Oct. 22.-CATTLE-Receipts. 1850;
market steady Beef steers, SO 50g4 20 cows
81 5Od3 50 feeders. freight paid to river. 50 500
/ 20: stockers. freight paid, So 1904 40; bulls
stays, etc, 81 1893.
HOGS-Receipts 600: market &c lower; weak.
Light packers 50 6593 20; mixed, IS oOQ3 So
heavy. SO 50Q3 go.
SHEEP-Receipts 400: market steady. Good
fat muttons, 50 25Q4 rs; lambs. "a 25a5.
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY. Oct 22-1O:so a. m.
Ack
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FINANCIAL REVIEW.

NEW YORK Oct. 22.-The Financier says:
New York is again the cheapest money market
in the world and the bank statement for the
current week indicates that for some time TO
come 1t is to hold that distinction. The
changes that in five weeks brought an expan-
sion in the surplus reserve from 81, $40, 400 to
s23 412 325 and swelled the deposits nearly $46.-
100000 have been so rapid that their signifi-
canoe is not fully appreciated. They empha-
size the return to easier conditions, due in part
to the liberal policy of the treasury with re-
spect to public deposits and also the favored
position of the United states with regard TO IN
ternational exchange. While European DIS
counts last week moved up American money
rates receded. AS a natural consequence IN
yestments in sterling bills, now coming Tor
ward rapidly afforded safe profit, and that
this was taken advantage Of is seen In the In
crease of SIC, 607, 900 in loans reported for the
week Specie receipts, both from Europe ana
the Pacific Coast. were considerable and the
sub-treasurys operations were in favor OF the
banks. This accounts for the gain of sS,105,
200 in gold.
The interior movement, what little there was
of 1t this fall, seems at an end and the flow
of money is again in this direction. The in
crease of 1907, 700 in legals is to be attributed
to receipts from this source. The heavy gain
in deposits in view of the loan and cash
changes. is just about normal
The statement in detail presents nothing that
controverts the analysis already given. The
national banks, usual, show the heaviest
gains and the aggregate expansions Of de-
posts can be traced for the most part to seven
banks, the bulk Of the new loans falling to the
same institutions. 1t is interesting to note.
however, that the Central national. an insti-
tuition with large commercial connections.
shows up unusually well in the gains for the
week. indicating a revival in business activity
that is quite important anything else
the statement reveals. With an assured supply
of money and a steadily growing trade balance
it would not be surprising to see the totals of
time on II the course of speculation
seemed to be checked for the present.
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The German Emperor's ambition to
be a soloist will sooner or later cause
trouble in the harmony of Europe
Washington Star
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SUN, MOON AND TIDE.

United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Times and Heights of High and Low
Waters at Fort Point entrance to San
Francisco Bay. Published by official
thority of the Superintendent
NOTE-The high and low waters occur at
the city front (Mission-street WHARF about
twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Point;
the height OF tide is the at both places.
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MINING STOCKS.

San Francisco stock Board-No sales.
Following were the sales in the Pacific Stock
Board yesterday:
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PATENTS APPLIED FOR.

Shower baths can be taken i'm an or
binary bathtub by using a new attach
mcrt which mas q chamber for mixing
hot and cold water 10 the proper tenn.
rcraturc. when it is forced through per-
iora'cd pipes around the edges of the
tub To shower the bathcr.
To Ussisi in holding a nccktic in rlace
q mc;ui clip i being used which las a
button ut the back Of il TO fit the holes
in the r~ccl;band, tie front being formed
OF a double spring plate which is
pressed together at the bottom after
the tie is III place and held by a catch.
To aid in copying letters a roller is
being used in place Of 4 SPENCE or brush
10 GampCn the Sheets The interior OF
he rGi.rrc oEtaining n perforated cyIin.
der to discharge water slowly to the
""sorbent covering, which dampens the
pages rs ii is drawn over them.
IN Improved bandagc for medical
"Gd surgical eases has a cotton pad in
i.r center Of Il strap which passes
around the body, an mir tube connecting
with the pad with n moutbpiccc at the
cutter end. through which warm air
.5 discharged into a pad from the lungs.
Runaway horses can be quickly de-
tachyd from wagons by a new device, in
which the traces are separated near
The end Of the thill and can be released
- Gear the horse from the thiIls by n
lever. which also applies an automatic
brake and stops the wagon.
Curling irons can he heated over n
"as JET hy using n handy holder formed
- 4 iointcd frame attached to the side
" the burner, which holds n cylinder
ai It's outer end, into which the iron
lips as it is swung up over the flame
10 heat the curlCr without smoking it.
y German has invented an electrical
end for sounding the bottom of winter
courses, which has Il hinged shoe on
The bottom. normally resting n short
Instance from the pin which closes the
circuit. the shoe rising ard making n
contact rs soon as the lead strikes bot
tom.
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FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
SALAIAGUNDI.

Tho best information the INDErEN-
DsSr ran get on the distance between
San Francisco and Manila places it
at about Goo miles. 1t will take
about thirty days to land troops from
San Francisco i'll Manila.
Tom Harris left this morning for
Ruby Valley to visit his daughter,
Mrs. Frank Gedney.
In the list OF volunteers rs publish.
cd yesterday the name OF W. NJ.
David was inadvertently omitted.
We published tho list rs gwen to us
and did not notice The OMISSION until
today. We apologies to Mr.. David
and nssure him that the error was
unintentioual.
There is quite "a calm in Elko to-
day and the town seems to wear a
deserted appearance. There is d void
III the ranks OF the young men.
Though absent i'll body. their MEM
DRY will remain with us until their
return from the service of their coun.
try. They are gone, but they will
V he forgotten.
Frank German was stabbed SIX
teen times toy Il crazy Spanish sheep
hcrder ut the Lafayette hotel in Win.
ncmucca MONDAY night. German
went To the mans room to give him
some medicine and on entering was
attacked. His Wounds are serious.
hut the chances are favorable for his
recovery. The lunatic has been sent
To the asylum.
Nevada is responding nobly to the
call for troops. Elko county has
furnished Is; Wnshoc, IL: Ormsby
will supply ~ il they are accepted;
Company y. Storey County, 30 and
30 il needed. Humboldt county is
yet To hear from, hut it is "a sure thing
that she will more than furnish her
quota. Ncvada's patriotism is ut
fever heat and she is all right.
tuesday afternoon Governor Sad
Ter received the following dispatch
from headquarters at Washington:
Your quota is one troop Of cavalry
- enlisted mcn minimum. They
have been assigned tn Second Rcgi.
mcnt United States Cavalry, Colonel
Torrcy. Advise me where they will
ter. IL. G. Cprbin, ~Adi.Gencral.-
The Governor has named Carson az
the m~ustcring-in place and 50 inform-
cd the captains of the various com.
panies of National Guard throughout
the State.
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FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY.I
SaDN


E'H''e'h men VIII hrrlN" from us
unt.er m tho cavalry from,
appear S"!s 'ihh' inc mini ON
c'"IS nave o'cn h"'it'cd 10 renew
'nci' "o""S' Inns Is looked upon hS
continuance !" "i'ce'
The directors 81 the Bullion Il
Exchange Bank OF Carson have
d"rided t q subscribe for 100000 OF
war loan bonds
Captaiu Sanders rcco;vod ,bo t,I.
lowing disnn,ch late ,b;s ,rio,,onu.
4Brinr no uniforms mr. c~ouipmerts
Await tclcrraphic ordcrs for trans.
portitIon' GGlusha. Adjutant-Gcn-
crai.
Mr.. pcnroJ broprhi down eovcroI
ponnds of umnlrnm Yesterday tho
result Of n ~cIcan.up Of Gold. bur orc
The rrsult is said tn In worry %snI;s.
factory. lie returned This morning
before II rruortor huI mn opucr.
tunity ,o interview him.
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[FROM TUESDAYS DAILY
jALHIAGCNDt.

Commissioners Reed and woolver.
ton left for their homes this morning.
y dispatch from Hawarden SAYS
that Gladstone is resting easier today.
Attorney Harrington left last night
on "A trip to Eureka and Ely on legal
business.
Jake Nelson. Martin Mason and
Nelsc Kcigc will leave tonight for a
trip to their old home in Denmark
They have all been warned against
the danger Of being shnnghaied III
New York.
The boys grew patriotic last night
and celebrated Dcwcy's victory by
the firing OF anvils, bombs and rock
cts. The racket drew many people
from their beds to learn Its cause
Our dispatches say that Secretary
Gage was before the Finance Com
mittcc of the Senate today explaining
the necessity for issuing bonds to
carry on the war. We will wager
that the old man had a hot time in
the committee o
Billy O'Ncil has rugged up Il min
allure Monitor in the +. L. NJ. show
window. Two o Gu, saws furnish
the sides Of the vessel, a broDmstick
does duty as a mast, pots. kettles and
stoves do duty as tur cts. faucets.
coffee mills and furnishings make
formidable bookings guns and dolls
dressed in blue man the ships. Bill
has II search light rugged up aud sur
mounts the whole with a small Amer
lean flag. lie calls the ship the Ter
roy The monitor is a credit To
Billy's originality and is azure to at
tract the attcrtion Of the p~asserby.
Commodore Dewey has been pro-
NOTED to the rank of Admiral for
his effective work i'll the harbor of
Manila last Sunday. 1t is Il promo.
ton earned 10y gullent conduct i'll one
~ the greatest naval battles in the
history Of the world. All honor to
Admiral Dewey aud his brave men.
They have earned the lasting graft.
tude Of their country. But what Of
those who gave up their lives on that
fat"ful day? \ grateful country will
cherish their memories and cmbalm
their deeds in the pages Of her his
tory. Their fame will never die SO
long NJ the stars and stripes shall
! wave over the land of the free.
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tFROM DAILY
SALSiAGUSDl.

L. e. Mcclellan has returned from
New Mexico.
The Canadian government has cs.
tablishcd custom offices at Dyca and
Sknguay.
Will johnson OF North Fork and
NJ. Chaser Of Pcko are in town.
Clay Irland got in from Trail
Creek yesterday. lie reports every
thing lovely up that way.
y fine specimen Of the Weary Wug-
giles fraternity blew into town from
somewhere today. He is a curiosity.
The 500 counterfeit bill has ceased
to worry capitalists, but newspaper
men should be on the alert. There
il Il new counterfeit quarter i'll circu.
lation.
George w. Lindsay. an Elko coun-
~ !onng man, will be married to "A
yonng lady of Grnss Valley, Califor-
mia. Thursday night. His mother
and sister left last evening to attend
the wedding.
We learn from Mr.. WOClvertOn that
Mrs. Thomas, who was dragged to
death III Butte Valley last week, had
with her Il little chI.d eighteen
months old and that it was found alive
next morning a short distance from
it's mother. The child had laid out
all night in the sagcbrush. Mrs.
Thomas WAS dead when found.
Ii must have been Il glorious sight
yesterday for Dcwey's blue jackets To
see N after another OF the Spanish
wnrships go To the bottom: Of the
ocean. They must have remembered
the Maine and her gallant men u
dercd III the harbur Of Havana when
they trained their guns on the Span
lsh vessels with such deadly effect.
II the combined fleets Of Schlcy
and Sampson succeed in Knocking
out the Spanish %iiotilla headed this
way from the Cape Verde Islands ms
cirrcluuily rs Dewey did the Asiatic
squadron, the war between the Unit
ed States and Spain will soon be-
over. Dewey and his brave men
have set the pace for Schley and
Sampson and their gallant tarz.
Mr.. Chapman. the insurance agent
captured an American crgle on the
rOad between ElkO aud TuScarOra the
other day. The bird was SEN To Mr..
Mayer Yesterday with the request
that he he kept until Mr.. ChHpman's
return. The eagle has the appear
ancc Of being about Il year old and
las II vicious wink OF thu eye that
bodies trouble {" any one getting tcn
familiar with him.
The following has been designated
as a troop ~ cavalry. One captain.
II first lieutenant. II second lieu
tenant, one first %Ecrgcnnt, un" quar-
termnst"r sergeant. six scrgcants.
eight corPorals, two t]rricrs and
hlacksmiths two trumpctcrs, one sad
dlcr, u WAGNER, scVcnty-right pri-
yates. maximum; GiXty.four mini.
mum.
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There WIS a large turnout of ElkO's
citizens IN front OF the Depot Hotel
abont9 o'clock Friday cIcning to
witness the presentation Of "A beauti-
full stand Of colors to Go. f.. of the
y. y. G.. y. W. llcsson called the
people Ia order and Introduced +. S.
Harrington Esq. who presented the
colnrs. Mr.. Farringlon's speech
though brief WAS rcplctc with patri-
otto thought and warmed the hearts
Of all present. Captain Sanders re-.
piled on behalf Of the
thinking the people for their liber.
ality and good feeling toward his
c"mpnny and promising mat il called
mt" activc service tile boys womb
give a good account OF themselves
aud return with their flag or lose
their lives in its defense. George
Russell. the INDEPENDENT typo, re-.
ccivcd the flag from the committee
and march in front Of the company
the prouhest soldiers in the line.
The exercises closed with three
cheers for the flag b. those present
and three cheers for the people of
Elko 10y the company.
Tho ilag is Of regulation sizr. ii5x5
feet aud is made Of the best silk and
trimmed with gold fringe and has a
heavy gold cord aud tasscI. Ou tho
top of the stall Is Il gold eagle. that
from the expression rm his countcn-
ancc IL anxious To get his clnws into
Spanish hair. ~ the foot Of the
stall is Il plate of Nevada silver boar
ing This inscription: "Prcscnted by
the Citizens Of Elkp TO Go. T.,
\. \. G.. April llth, 1898. The flag
bears on its folds these words: "Cn.
f. lat R"s't y. y. G. The Dag cost
about 500.
The flag is II beautiful emblem and
the members Of the cOmpang arc
justl! proud Of il.
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The butilcship Oregon ~ the hcav-
lest nrmorcd Of any ship in the world
Hnd in size il the same ns the battle.
ships Indiana aud Massachusetts,
these three beng the largest in the
American navy. The steel plates on
the nrmOr belt, harbcttcs and turrcts
are liz and Is inches thick. She has
four - inch guns aud eight 9 inch.
mounted 10y pairS in turrets. Tho
size OF these - inch guns may he
compared with the guns Of the Mon
tcrcy. which are 10 inch. There arc
t0ur q inch guns mounted in broad
side. twenty & Founders. nad five cor.
pcdo tubes for Whitehead ,orpciucs
Tho vessels displacement is iO,2SS
tons; length Ovc all 3Gl feet; extreme
beam. 10 feet: draughi ot water. ~
feet eight inchca. Her coal capacity
ia 1921 tons. Tho Oregon ia rated Il
first class hattlcship. and has been in
cOmmilRrpn since july H.. ls0j.
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Tu-CnrUrn's NOIu ilrcrs.

Tho Tuscarora stage came in Inst
night loHicd down /" the guard with
men who had been elected members
81 Go. T.. who came down to be mus.
tccrcd IN aud join the volunteers.
Tho following were mustered III
mud left for Carson lust night with
the rcst ~ tho contingent from this
county: b. L"ichtcr. T.. II. GriScl
man, James Mcchan, Arthur Bow.
man. Joscrh Simpson. T.. j. Kelly,
Mike Evan, Len McMahon. james 4.
Robinson, richard Norton. Neil shy
der, William Prise and George W.
Campbell.
Tuscarom will 10 wcll represented
in Ncvadt's cavalry troop and she
may we'll he proud Of tho men sllo
has contributed in support ~ tho
honor uf the nation. Her volunteers
will never fnltcr IN the discharge Of
their duty To th"r country. MI hon
or to TuRcurora's volunteers.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-05-06

The case brought 10y the Appeal TO
test the validity Of the poll tax law.
compelling citizens To paw IL poll tax
prior to registration, entitled John
Wilson va. W. II. Stone, the Register.
came before the Supreme Court Tues.
day, the plaintiff nslSing for II writ Of
mandate. The four points raised by
counsel Tor plaintiff were as follows:
That the law is imperative rs it
imposes oil the Rclistry agent duties
that arc impossible To perform, ns no
cannot give Il poll tax receipt for Il
previous year.
Ii is unconstit utioual from the fact
that the Justice of the Peace is n in.
dicial officer and the law imposes OK
cCutive duties and makes him a col.
lector Of revenue.
That il in also unconstitutional
from the fact, that while the consti.
tuition gives the Legislature the power
to mako the payment OF M annual
poll tax n prerequisite for voting. it
docs not give il the right TO make two
annual payments at one time. such
prerequisite.
: The constitution says that the leg.
islnturc can make the right 10 vote
dependent on the payment Of the poll
tax, but this bill makes the right : o
register dependent uron such pay.
mcnt.
Lastly tile title OF the bill is at var.
lance with the subject matter, II is
entitled San act relating to tho coll
lection Of poll taxes" and ne mention
of registration il malc IN the title.
Mr.. Woodburn spoke for over NJ
hour and produced numerous author.
tics in support Of the invnlidity Of
the act. Tho case was then submit,
tcd.-Cnrson Appeal.
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WEEKLY EMIT
tFROM SATURDAYS DAILY
SALMAGUSDI.

1t showed at Tuscaora this morn
ing.
Rev. Arroldson Miller arrived
FROM Salt Lake on No. tojuy.
Sheriff Matcer collected 5000 FOR
fees md licenses this month.
Mr.. Allen. n son of Hon. Lem Allen
OF Churchill county, passed west OH
No. 4 today.
This section was listed by n fine
rain today that made tile cattlem,n
and raucheB smile aIl over.
The reception given to Elko's
volunteers by the young ladies last
night was Il social success.
Six engineers from New York
passed West today bound for San
Francisco to plant torpedocs in the
harbOr.
Tho graduating exercises OF the
high school will take place at Harris
Hall III the last Friday evening OF
June.
Governor Sadler left for Carson on
No. 4 today. He promised to wire
the IsDErEHLENr all importan. news
regarding Nevnaa's quota Of men for
the army.
Commissioners Reed and Woolyer-
ton came i'll yesterday to attend the
meeting Of the beard today. Both re-.
port glorious storms in their see
tons.
George Russell, Harry Mayer and
Harry Bruce took a party Of young
ladies on Il fishing excursion today.
We expect To eat trout until the
bones stick through our shirt when
George gets back.
Tom Mckellips WAS up from Carlin
this forenoon. lie says Il move is on
loot there To get the Tuscarora
freight hauled from that point. The
people Of Juscarora having agreed
to build II road to Stampede II the
Carlinites would do the same.
Constable Triplett returned from
Winnemucca this morning. He in.
forms us that James l.. Smith was
held To answer before the l.. 5 grand
jury on the charge Of selling whiskry
tn Indians and was committed To the
Winucmurca Jail in default OF S3GO
bail.
Word reached here this morning
that Mrs. Peter Thomas Of Ruby
Valley Sas thrown from her horse
and dragged to death in Butte Val
ley yesterday. Tho r"por, also said
that Mrs. Thomas had a Young child
with her hnd that il was fOund I'M
hurt, Mrs. Thomas was the da, gh-
ter Of Mr. McDougalI of Newark
Valley and WA universally respected.
App"al:-O Sunday last several OF
the Presbyterian pastors who attend
eel the Preshytcry here. visited the
big nrcna and stood in the ring
where fitZ landed his great solar
plcxus blow. One Of them slyly
took a snap shot Mt the rest and has
them Ill frightened nearly To- death
for fear that lac will give it to some
newspaper.
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MHNim's AcTInl Inrnrhn.

Hiram s. Maxim OF Wayne. Me. is
acknowledged To be The greatest III
vcntOr III the worlds history; but tn"
genius of the Maxim family does not
stop with linn. Ills brother. Hudson
Maxim OF Wayne. has just invented II
gun, which. III its awful destructive
force, gocs Tar beyond liiram's. 1t
Ia called the Maxim aerial torpedo
md IL designed for Coast defense nnd
naval work. Az its name implies.
the torpedo liz fired into the air. iii.
stead 81 being shot along the surface
Of the water; III fact il IL used the
same M any cannon Or mortar. Tho
gun from which it ~ fired hns u bore
Of 20 inches, which in double the size
Of any aunOn now IN uso III the
world. II will throw n ton 81 hyua-
mltc a distance Of tive miles. With
all the t0]rpedocs now III use. the. OBJ
jet aimed at must DO hit or no dam
age il done. With tho Maxim tor
pcdo, II it strikes anywhere within
2HO feet Of II wnrship. il will ohivcr it
Ia atoms. Id has also invented Il
emokclcss powder to use with the
torpedo. This il one 81 the moRt ter.
rihlc inventions o. the age. One OF
these gums planted in New York bar,
bor could destroy all the navics ot
the world. The invention has been
perfected only within the past few
days, Rnd the United States govern
mcnt IN Tow testing il,
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ICE! ICE! ICE!

We are prepared to furnish ice to
business houses and families in guam
titles To suit and deliver regularly at
reasonable rates and no excessive
charges. Leave orders at the Office.
' DEpOT lIOTEL Co.
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4 short wnr story.
= Il ought to have hcon.l

ms u ought 10 hAN' hroH.l
Chapter !.
Pirate plot
Blow up "Mainc;"
Uncle hot;
Woe Ia Spain!
Chapter II.
Gubboats manned,
Right away:
Campaign planned
Ill Ia pay.
Chapter III.
Wnr with Spain,
Fought ut sca;
Short camI align;
Cuba free.
Chapter ~.
Pcuns sung
Meath Old Glory;
Pirates hung;
End of story,
j. shelton in ChicOgo DiapatC
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