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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-19
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-19

AT TUE GULF'S GATE
Key West, Which Our Gov
ermeat Is Hastily
Fortifying.
IMPORTANT NAVAL STATION
Left Defenseless for Years-Only
Four Hours Sail From
Havana.

Key West, whose Importance as a naval
station Uncle Sam is just now tardily rec
ognizing, is nearer the equator than any
other city in the United States. Sand Key,
on which Is the lighthouse which stands
as o sort of guideboard to Key VESTS bar
Dor, is the most southerly point of u
country.
We speak of Key West as commanding
tho entrance to the gulf" That sounds
very pretty, but as a matter Of fact Key
West commands nothing at ali. 1t might
be made "tfe key to the gulf, but the
difference between the potential and the
actual is great. However, the government
is rushing guns and munitions and coal
to that point, and it may be that the long
delayed Notifications of one of the most
important strategic points on our southern
seaboard will be completed. Not since the
days of 1861 has the sleepy old town been
SO stirred. The war spirit which the rest
of the country has gradually acquired dur
ing the last month or two has blazed at
Key West fer over a year and now is at its
highest.
1t is high time that big guns should be-
mounted at Key West, for at present, in
spite of it's importance, the town is prao-
ticaIIy defenseless.
Fort Taylor, with its obsolete battery of
ancient and once honorable artillery, af-
fords a lapdmark for mariners at one end
of the town, but for war purposes the fort
and its guns arc useless. a mortar bed
designed to conceal eight 10 inch mortars
of the hreeehIcading type is in course of
corc+rHc+ion INIT co far from eo,unietjoD
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-19
Al Trid..rent Answer.

Some mems brightness all runs to the
making Of excuses and apologies, as in
the following case, cited by the Chicago
.1Tribune,=
ssShiftless as ever, Thomas 2" said the
wealthy uncle. ssStil making a failure
of life, as you always hav done?"
II don't know that I'm such a terrible
failure suIkily answered the poor rela-
ton.
s.Nhy, you have nobody but yourself
to support. and you can't make both n d
meet"
support, and it doesn't make both ends
meet, either"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-19
when eTnI.fs FeIl Worrie&

In the course Of an address to the mem-
Lers and friends of the Artists Benevo-
lent Fund, at their eighty-eighth ami
yersary meetiRg, held at the galleries of
the ROYAL INSTITUTE of Painters in Water
colors. the other night, says the West
minister Gazette Mr.. Val Prinsep re-
marked that none but an artist could tell
Of an artists life or Of the vicissitudes he
had to go Trough. As an instance he
rnentioned that Millais once said to him.
II am 50 worried about my work that ]
often 20 to my wife and have a good
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-19

nature and evidently satisfied with theiz
lot. They spend weeks n sometimes
months without moe trcading the firm
earth on shore. When the great tunnel il
completed and the water is finally allowed
to enter the intake, over five miles outin
the lake. the marvellous fcatof engineering
skill will be by some forgotten, but not
by those who planned and executed Il.
Least of all will the men who did the work
the hard, lahorious and difficult work
forget it.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-19
OFFICE OF THE CRY COLLECTOR.
AS S

OFFICE OF ~ CITY GoLLMTos{
Notice is hereby given that the ubsrnnTH the CITY cMectrm Jersey City New Jeuy,p pursuant 70
heamhory fN esahmm such eases mmh ani povdea willie for @hands ea at abnc auchon
thef highest bidder. on "wednesday the 9Th day April A. D. eighteen hundred aud nneEre Ghta at
one O'Clock M of that dy at tn cyH Hall in said city, certain los naH and parcels of LAND situated
in the 81 crard. Ha Gonua, 5h tFnrn and eta sixth Districts Of said city upon
Ewhhhn etaxssaS eSnensaai water rents have been fixed nda adjusted by the Commissioners OF
Adjustment hertofnea appointed ia aai for said e1 of Jersey City, under The provisions OF an act
AMI tr nanngt ssMamaH adeNeao1 of raazB of unpaid taxes assessment AM
water rates Uwhrr nsheso ftIss tA anii Imposing aad evHnga tx assessment ana lien IN
hndssu subjected to smaa xaAoa ani aaasnsnt npssat Maa aa 1865 and the vaueass supplements
thereto lass dHnsa appear by the reports of tes said ConmSonMso Or cTtde5 copies therok duly
cohrmedby the CMnuHCom ofhs County Hudwnm an hei in us 81 awhEh taxes assessments
andwatr rents s adjusted against the lands herdnaMrd designated have remained unpaid an in
Iarea$form me stn 81 * moahsar from hed dtsh alag Of sds several epWEor cetnetc copies
thereof this Office
Further parMeMssn hel to be sa ma be obtained lat 1.-THE omcao the CyC Collector CITY
HaiJm Jersey City on any eakd Tp to the day of the SALE bAwean the houso m ana p m
The fonowagm list contnnst the Rta and block unoHso ftai lots hacsan pacas land tbes soil
in punuaace of this advertisements as they appear on the assessment maps annexed to aid several re
together with aSatement 0he districts ofWe sadie in which the roDrEyt Job solids HtaS
ndhea mountd from the said lots respectively
Tohe amount no @l loo or parcel Las nemaner dahheLt here will be adedf1 proper
donates share fhs sae which, he~by@ Hnaada tfure % donaHn reach parcel
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-19
T<J.rrnphsnc in China.

Chinese cannot be t~elegraphed; figures
words. Only one-eighth of the words in
the are in this code, but this
has been found sufficient for practical
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-19
HE'S A BIG BOY NOW.

King Alfonso Of Spain Attains to the Dig.
nifty of Soldier Clothes.
Alfonso XIII is getting to be a big boy
now. In May next he VIII celebrate his
twelfth birthday. Already he has attained
to the dignity Of soldier clothes, for be Id
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-19
Heal H@lpan

We've got to economic said Mr.. GAR
goyle to his wife.
Very well.' replied the good woman cheer
fully. you shave yourself and III cut your
ha~ir.s-Harlem Life.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-19

ssWhat is versatility? r.
versatility is having 50 many talents that
you cant get time to make a living with any
one Of them. N-chicago Record.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-19
q Cl,inesc snpcr~titfou.

IT is q pretty general belief in China
that women who wear short hair will in
4 future state be transformed into men.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-19

Lehigh Valley System

Leave Penn sy lvania Il. II epo
6.S4 A. NJ. daily Sunday 7.12 A. NJ for
EASION and Intermediate stations.
S.33 A. NJ. daily for W~ILKESRARRE-
SCRANTON (week days, ITHACA. GENEVA,
ROCHESTER,, BUFFALO.
ana the West, and principal local points. Dim
ing Car and Chair Car to Buffalo
1914 2. NJ. daily. except Sunday.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-19

OF the 5L0ao brcweries estimated to be IN the
world Is. o0o are In Germany.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-05-23
ILLNESS IN CUBA.
Nothing Very Pleasant in Soldiers
Life on that Island.

Nav yo,,, ,ta,. 90 ,,oa.ton oc
cross hosnit,, t,d,v i dfscpss H.
effect Of the climatic disease II cuba
m. Nuns reccr+Iy obfef of ,ho niyl
hosniraI in r,avan, was made chair
man ana Dr sornsso MN, roo.nti,.
s,,r.aon IN tho snanfsh army sacra,arv
those AHA toox active rart u ~ III.
cnssiso, ,vora ~ ,,,,r,r oe ~ III
,tt,i or +ha 1tol, >irrfn t1a,a,o. ~.
p;vo,f,. or 15,,an, ana ~. ,,,r,.o-
n.Il ana Lesser
The noin+s determined waro IA, man
fro,,, ia T-ritoa c,,ta. snrror ,,,,r,
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MORE THAN WANTED.
Six Hundred Philippine Volunteers
Called and 900 Respond.

Atlanta. Ga, May 22-About o0O9
recruits have arrived at Fort McPher-
son since that post was made the cen
tralization point for that branch of the
army.
Col. Cook, the commandment. yestcr-
day, lined up the recruits at the pos is.
and asked for volunteers to go to the
Philippines. Nine hundred responded
almost instantly but only 600 are
wanted.
The Spanish prisoners who are to be
exchanged for correspondents Thrall
and Jones. now in Moro Castle, will be
started for Cuba as soon as the depart
ment here is assured of connection at
Miami with a boat for Havana
Col. Cortjo and Surgeon Julian are
still IN ignorance Of the exchange.
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AT CAMP POWERS.

This will be the last day Of the Isl
Regiment at Camp Powers unless
something happens to prevent THEN
going, and in times Of war. there may
be orders of any sort, received at any
time, and the soldier has naught to ~
but to follow these orders
II the Gay is a pleasant one, about
the first thing that will he done aftel
sending TO the station all the extra
baggage will be to strike the tents,
roll them up, and send them to the sta
ton.
Then viii follow the issuance Of q
rounds Of ammunition to each man.
and of four days rations to last them
upon the journey, which is Thoughts
will occupy about 50 hours
\ hot breakfast viii &c served ana 4
hot dinner if possible as it will be 80
long before they can set another
1t is expected that the start will be
made from the grounds at a little past
, o'clock, when they will march in thra,.
divisions TO the station. where they
expect to be all embarked BY o'clock.
The route taken by the troops Will
be over the Maine Central. Boston &
Maine, West Shore. Baltimore & Ohio,
Queen & Crescent, and the ". & s.
Railroads.
1t is thought that there will be no
marching on the entire trip. bat Colonel
Kendall has telegraphed to Congress
man Burleigh 10 see if it cannot be ar
ranged 50 that they can parade in
Washington. 1t would be a great rest
for the boys after riding so long in the
cars. and they all wish it.
Each man Will have his four days re-
tions With him. and barrel Of water
viii be kept in each car. 50 none antici-
pate any great Eardships or hunger on
the trip, though it will he very tiresoma
and morot0nous. to say nothing of the
Inconvenience Of eating the small va
riety Of food, with only cold coffee ana
water as 4 beverage.
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THE SPANISH FLEET.

Copyright, 1898. by The Associated Press.)
St. Pierre, Martinique, May 22.-Ad-
miral Cervera's squadron. it is report
ed on good authority. will return to
these waters to coal. 1t is known that
a number of Spanish Golfers are on
their way to Port de France.
The British steamer Twickinham
having been refused the privilege of
coaling, the Spanish torpedo boat des-
troyer Terror and the hospital ship
Alicante in the Port de France harbor.
it is thought these vessels will coal
from her at sea and that she will then
go to meet Admiral Cervera's squad
ron for the same purpose. The Tickin-
ham carries 1900 tons of coal
Late this afternoon. an unknown
man-of-War was sighted off the south
west coast Of Martinique.
The Alicante has again changed her
mornings and the departure of the
Terror and Alicante is momentarily
expected
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First Regiment Maine Volunteers to Leave Today for Ckamauga
1.-The Battery Ordered to Fort Popham
FROM KEY WEST.

| Copyright. 1898 by The Associated Press
| Key West, May 22.-6.3o p, M-Tho
tranquility Of the tropical Sunday, has
! been undisturbed by definite news from
any quarter. a few naval uniforms on
the street are the only signs of proxim-
ity Of this languid town to the theatre
of war
There are only one or two ships in
the harbor ard they are coaling with
all haste to get away to join their fell
lows in action which all are convinced
is only matter of days. perhaps
| hours
Speculation is still concentrated on
the whereabouts Of Admiral Ccrvera )
squadron the general opinion favoring
some point on the southern Cuban
coast.
As both sides Of the island are nov
patrolled by United States warships.
the naval authorities Will not admie
the possibility of Cervera's escape
without the most desperate conflict in
! the history Of naval warfare
Reports from Admiral Sampson
| squadron say that all is quiet off the
northern coast of cuba. Nothing from
! Commodore Schley is expected before
Monday or Tuesday. A rumor reached
here that four American warships,
while bombardns Santiago de Cuba
had been driven off by tie Spanish
fleet, but the story IS generally discred-
tied. Where it came from is a mys-
| terry.
Senior Ernesto Castro. a Well-knoWn
lawyer and president of the revolutions
airy junta of Cardcnas. arrived here,
today. on the United States gunboat
Annapolis.
During the recent bombaTdment at
Cardenas. Senior Castro was in the bay
in a small boat, trying to reach the
American vessel and get transportation
to the United States on an important
mission. He was compelled to return
to the shore, where he heard Of the re-
suits of the commandments
The Spanish gunbOats that lured the
United States torpedo boat Winslow in
to the death trap We're the Antonio Lo-
Continued on page p
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TRY AGAIN.
Don't Let Carelessness Keep You From
Comfort.

Have you ever been disappointed in
Coffee? If 50, you are the person we
want to talk to. Flavor and food value
cannot be extracted from a food drink
Of this kind, if it is dripped or simmer
ed. "A delicious taste and a cup full of
nourishment can be had quickly and
easily if the Postum be allowed to
keep up a clever boiling for fifteen
minutes after boiling begins. Remem-
Der, to simply leave the pot on the
stove fifteen minutes, will not answer.
Keep up the boil fifteen minutes after
active boiling commences.
This is simple, and if your health is
worth looking after at all, it is worth
having your Postum made good in
stead of sloppy, for when it is well
boiled you get the strength and body
building elementsas Well as the charm
ing flavor. Insist on having your
beverage well made and that cream or
boiled milk be served with it. 1t is
just as easy to have Postum well made
as to have it made in slovenly man.
ner.
This talk on the preparation of Pos
tum. is called for from the fact that
we have heard lately of several people
VINO cannot drink coffee and tried Pos
tum. but We're discouraged, from the
fact that it was badly made. When it
is served properly, it makes and holds
friends for life.
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.

Admiral CerveYa's lie"t expected
back at st. Pierre, Martinique, in
a few days for coal. This seems to
dispose Of the story Of the alleged
battle of Saturday.
The Columbia sails from New
York. at 80 2. NJ. Sunday for I'M
known destination.
The san Francisco off Cape Cod
on her usual patrol duty.
The monitor Jason sails from
League Island navy yard tor New
York,
Unconfirmcd rumor at Gibraltar,
says the Cadiz squadron is about to
sail for Cuban waters.
Minister Capedon denies that
New Spanish cabinet has any in
tention Of suing for peace. On the
contary he says Spain means to
fight and prefers "a possible d.
feat to a certain disgrace"
Key West reports that the where
abouts of Admiral Cerveca's fleet is
unknown.
The fleets Of Sampson and Schley
are still off Cuba, maintaining a
strict blockade.
Reports Of four American war
ships being driven away from San
tiago while firing on the forts is de-
MED.
senior Ernesto Costo at Key West
from CUBA, reports that the Spanish
1oee If life in the bombardment Oh
Santiago was very heavy
Connecticut volunteers have been
assigned to Plum island Gun is
land, Fort Preble at Portland ana
Fort Constitution at PORTSMOUTH,
Tho Maine Volunteers VIII ofedh
camp. today, and leave for Chlcka-
nouca park. The Maine battery
has been ordered to Fort fopha"i
and Will not leave Post Powers lor
some days.
Col. Cortigo's and Surgeon Jullan
,;ennors AT Atlanta, Ga, to be eH-
obanoed for the Correspondents
,rhrau and Jones, now imprisoned
i, Moro Castle. Havana.
c;x hundred volunteers Tor fhi''p-
or,.ica are called at Fort NC
pherson. Atlanta, Ca. ana ai'''o9'
Instantly 900 Americans step l'r-
ward.
CONTINUED on page %
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Chickannauga
At MADRID.

Madrid, May 22.-It is reported that
Senior Leon Castillo viii return to his
pest in Paris.
Senior Capdepon, minister of the in
terror. has denied in the course of an
interview that the change in the con-
stitutjon of the ministry would in
volvc any alteration in the foreign
policy of Spain all the new ministers
being in favor of prosecuting the war
with the utmost energy to the end.
Spain" said Senior Capdcpon, went
rerilously near sacrificing her honor in
the interests Of peace, only making
stand when further concessions would
have involved her disgrace and efface-
ment as nation. This she will never
do and in this resolve the new cabinet
is as thoroughly determined as the old.
The new cabinet entertains no illu-
sions. 1t is aware that weakness and
poverty are opposed to strength and
wealth but Spain is in the position Of
a duellist bound to defend her honor
against the gross insults of more
powerful antagonist, who, although he
is convinced that the result is almost
certain death, feels the force of the
principle Of noblesse oblige.
Spain prefers possible defeat to
a certain disgrace. Ministers know
that the moral sympathy of the powers
are with Spain and that While hesitat-
ing to undertake the responsibility for
action which might lead to a greater
war, they may eventually intervene
from motives of self interest and pub
lie polity on behalf OF Spain"
7. M.-Capt. Descamps of the
Spanish auxiliary cruiser Montserrat
which arrived unexpectedly at Corun-
ma, Friday evening, from Cienfuegos
has escaped the American blockading
ships and reached Madrid. this after
noon. In spite of the existing state of
serge Immense crowds awaited his
coming in the approaches to the rail-
way station. The station, the palace
and other prominent places, were cor
doned by police.
The populace welcomed Capt Des-
champs with the widest enthusiasm
and the police surrounding the car
riaSe in which he rode, were scarcely
able to restrain the surging crowd from |
the horses. Capt. Des
champs was driven to the plaza de In
depcndcia, to the residence of Marques |
Comi!as. 1t is reported that he has |
brought dispatches from Gen. Blanco
for Senior Sagasta. There was no dis
turbance of order
Senior Puigcerver, minister of finance.
has submitted to the Chamber a bin
reducing the import duty
on coal to one peseta per ton The
press criticiscs the meas
ure as calculated to injure the native
coal industry
Senior Leon y Castillo it is under
stood, will on reaching Paris, continue
rs negotiations with Senior Batan-
,ous, the Cuban representative, for the
submission of the insurgents.
The information received here as to
he whereabouts of the Spanish Cape
verde squadron is contradictory. Thai
government maintains absolute secrecy
N the subject. But it is officially de-
Jared If the Americans cut the Cuban
able the spaniards viii retalate by
uttng the Galveston cable SO as to ;
CONTINUED on page 81 /
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Weather Conditions and General Fore cast.

washington, May 22.-The pressure
has risen in the Mississippi valley and
fallen to the East and west. An ex-
tensive area of low pressure exists in
Canada and extends southwark to the
Upper Lakes and the Northwest and a
belt OF relatively low pressure ex-
tends along the Rocky Mountains to
New Mexico. A center of high pres
sure exists off the New England
coast.
For Monday continuation of partly
cloudy and unsettled weather is prob
able in the Middle Atlantic states and
lower Lake region. Fair weather will
continue in New England and through
out the South and West
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THE COLUMBIA LEAVES NEW YORK

New York, May 22-The United
States cruiser Columbia, which arrived
a few days ago passed quarantine out
ward bound at 5.15 2. NJ, Sunday.
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IF live through this inspection,
there will be less so into my blanket
roll" remarked a man disconsolately,
Saturday forenoon. as he stood in the
Continued on page 81
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SAN FRANCISCO ON PATROL

Provincetown. Mass, May 22.-The
cruiser San Francisco weighed anchor.
| at ! o'clock. this afternoon, for her
regular coast cruise.
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FAIR AND WARMER.

Boston, May 22.-Local forecast for
Boston and vicinity for Monday: Fair:
warmer; south to southwest winds.
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Washington Forecast.

Washington, May 22-For Maine,
New Hampshire and Vermont: Fair;
southerly winds.
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= u L.

Of genuine. fresh patent medicines and
reliable drugs is this store, and the prices
attached TO them are positively the low
est in the State of Maine. AS short eA-
ample study these figures.
Our. r. Gular
Arizona republican., 1898-07-11
PERSONAL MENTION.

Henry Jacoby, New York travelling man, is at the Hotel Adams.
 Among last nights arrivals at the Hotel Adams was. Wayne Ritter of Congress.
 J. c. Mckee came down from Vul- ture last night. He is stopping at the Hotel Adams.
 Gottleib Andres and sister, of Hen derson, Ky, arrived at the Hotel Ad- ans last night.
 John Hanlon of Crown Point came in from the north las. night. He is a guest of the Hotel Adams
 P. J. Nelson, who has been in New York for the last two years engaged in the development of new kind of typewriter, has recently returned to Phoenix. MT. Nelson was for many years jeweler in this city.
 c. H. Pierce, the oldest mail carrier in point Of service, left last night for the east on a two months leave of ab- sance after six years continuous ser vice. He goes first to White Hall. H., where Mrs. Pierce is now visiting relatives. They will go from thsre to Chicago and spend the rest of the vacation with friends in Michigan.