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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-02

An Englishman who wishes to say some
ching especially gracious to an American
will usually say that he took him for an
Englishman--that is. to be regular Eng
fish make, which is usually regarded AZ
all that Is necessary to be said about a
man, a machine, an AK or pair of shears.
II you 60 into shop" to buy pair OF
gloves and are shown pair that are
clumsy, ugly, high priced and i'll fitting,
and II you object TO them on that account,
you are assured that they are English
make, sir, " the evident expectation being
that you will take this statement as an
entirely sufficient answer TO all your oh.
jectons and guarantee that the gloves
must necessarily be the best that the art
of man can produce. - American and
Other Machinery Abroad, Miller.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-02

The readers of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there Is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able TO cure in
20 the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease requires "A constitutional
treatment. Halls Cstarrh Cure is taken in
ternslly, acting indirectly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system, thereby de-
gtroying the foundation of the disease, and
giving the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in doing it's
work. The proprietors have so much faith in
Its curative powers, that they offer one hun
dred dollars for any case thLt it fails TO cure.
Send for list of testimonials.
Address, Y. J. CHENEY a. CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 55c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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All Right.

"what do you mean, glared the editor,
"by saying here that II you can get money
legitimate!y in politics, take her?' Why
do you put money in the feminine gen.
derf"
Because she talks" grinned the 10.
porter r-Detroit Free Press.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-02

Ell I In 3 wv ~
NEWS,
Full Reports of Local Happenings,
FREQUENT EXCLUSIVES"
md Items given to NEWS Readers
"a hours before the readers of its
contemporaries are served.
Il Strong, Consistent Editorial pol
icy that represents the peoples in
tereStS rather than the interest of
any individual, faction or party.
The Best Financial Column,
The Best Sporting Columns,
The Breezy Little "News|ets."
The Best "Womans Page" on Saturday,
The Best Whist Column,
The Best Court Reports.
Accuracy Reliability and Faithfu1ness in
every Department and in all matter of News,
coupled with Freshness and Crispness in Presen-
tatiOn.
And ever and always seeking to make for
it's Readers
A DAILY NEWSPAPER
that they place in their Homes for all the
Family to read and enjoy.
These of the Features that
making THE NEWS to-day popular than
before.
That's why its, Daily Circulation is growing
so marveOusIy fast
That's why it is received with warm well
in the Homes of Providence, endorsed by
the Clergy and everywhere approved and read
Clean Bright, Newsy, Up-tO-Date NEWS
PAPER.
TEIE N il WIS
ONE ENT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-15

orders and sent 2 volley right among tho
Americans. There were several very mar
row escapes. but no one was injured.
Lieut. Neville. Of Company ID, was sent
out on scout duty. and as on the day
previous ne attacked small stone fort.
a hot fight followed and the Span'ards
were driven of with loss. II was during
this fight that Wallace and Tauman ieh
over the clin. Fifteen dead spaniards
including one lieutenant, were found IN
the fort.
During the attack several shots struck
the ships in the harbor, one penetrating
the pilot house OF the Associated Press
dispatch boat Dandy. No one was IN
jured on board OF her.
FOUND THEIR WATER SUPPLY.
The Dolphin this morning located me
Spanish water station on the eastern slde
OF the harbor entrance, which supplied
the water for the attacking force Ihe
well was situated in n block house wind
mill having a small garrison. 1t was
shelled at 1900 yards. and excellent prac-
tice was made. The station was wrecked
and canister followed the retreaung
Spaniards up the steep ravine. Each
shell disclosed the spot whore 1t alishted
bv raising a cloud Of dust. They were
all well placed The arrival OF the fleet
10 complete the bombardment Of the town
and its defences is expected this AFTER
noon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-15

dedicated TO his original purpose by ther
formal pift to the Commonwealth
GRADUATES.
The following are the graduates Tor
win The degree of Doctor OF Medicine
Joscpn +. Alsop, Newport News. va
lanes Norment Baker University Oh
Virginia; Richard 5. Blackburn AleNah-
dria. Va: Willis II. Bumgardner' Stauh-
ton. va; Ulysses NJ. CaTW',en ,9ll,.o,.- Siio,,,S
brook Va. BENJAMIN f. Cline, Neyei
Caye va ]. Churchill Gordon, Jr'
Cbarlottesville. Va: Washington HUNT
IT, Dalbv's. Va: g. Sidney kellam,
Onancock. Va. A. Herbert Lilliston' &C
comoc va. Frank 6. McCue, Aiton
Va winston r. Niche. Charlouesylie'
Va James Morrison. Howardsvllle' val
I Henry Rawlings, Charlottesvlle' a.
Rawlev NJ shelton (of lS96-gO hlpa'
Va: Frank W. Shine, OIiahua, 80, i'.. -; /;
Ioseph s eiler. Troy, Ala Cllnoru
Snorow Nartinsburg, W. Va; Edgar
Sutherland. Hillsville. Va; John w. rap
nan burbank. Tenn; Donald \. Iayior'
Fort Mcpherson. Ga: Jasper w. walker
Cove Creek. Va; r. Bland NllilaiiS'
Norfolk Va.
win the degree OF Bachelor or Law
y Stuart Bowe Richmond, va; 1oIuoh
NJ Buck. New orleans, La; samuel ~. h'
carter. Richmond, Va Foralnan,a w .
Cbandier Bowling Green, Va; Brutus
cIav Paris. KY; John A. COOK. Jr.'
Richmond. Va: Charles T. Curry. Mana
tee. Fla: George l.. Fletcher. warren
TON. va. Theodore S. Garnett Norlolk'
va. w. Douglas Gordon. Richmond. va.
Dudlev Lindsey. Frankfort Ky; henry
Wise Mayo Richmond. Na.i CnaTlss W
Hf,lIer Irvine. Ky: James +. Minor
Sta"rion va: G. Mex. Owsley. Ian
caster. KY; Marion l.. Scott Birming-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-15
CERVERA'S FLEET
ALL AT SANTIAGO.
Lieutenant Blue Has Established That
Fact Beyond a Doubt by Landing
and Getting a View Of Them.

ON BOARD THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS DISPATCH BOAT WANDA, OFF
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, June H. via
Kingston, jamaica, June HI "A. NJ
The delay in the arrival OF the trans
ports Is ascribed here 10 fear that after
an Admiral Cervera's squadron might
not be in Santiago harbor
once for all Admiral Sampson decided
10 settle this question officially ana on
Saturday last he sent Lieutenant Victor
Blue of the gunboat Suwanee to inves-
tiaate. Lieutenant Blue landed on sat
urday and preceded with guides TO the
hills overlooking the harbor and the city.
He distinctly saw and definitely located
four Spanish armored cruisers and two
torpedo boat destroyers. He saw also
three small cruisers or gunboats.
The results OF his expedition he report
ed this morning (Monday) TO Admiral
Sampson on the deck of the flagship New
York.
Lieutenant Blue travelled about seven
tv-two miles, following the eastward line
OF the city. He brought out TO the nag
ship copy OF a Santiago paper issued
last Saturday In which complaint Is made
that the army and navy are falling to dis
tribute 10 the citizens their proportion
OF the provisions remaining In the city.
Lieutenant Blues report has definitely
exposed the fiction that any OF Cervera' 5
cruisers were in the Bahamas or In n
position 10 attack the transports. which
are now confidently expected at an early
date Admiral Sampson complimented
MIN upon his daring and successful mis-
sion.
Lieutenant Blue reported also that skir-
rnishlng continues In the hnls around
Santiago between the Cubans and Span
iards. The latter have been repairing the
fortidcations OF the city, as II Is said that
Admiral Sampson will renew the bonn
bardment IN anticipation OF possible
arrival and landing OF troops this week.
General Calixto Garcia had been ex
nected 10 arrive near Santiago and re-
mort to Admiral Sampson to-day. but
This morning II turned out that the In
formation upon which this expectation
was based was incorrect. The where
abouts OF General Garcia Is not dehnitel,
known.
To-day three shots were fired from
MORO Castle upon the naval picket
maintained at the entrance OF the hsr
bor Captain Evans. Of the Iowa. steam
ed within two miles OF the harbor mou,l
and flashed the iowa's searchlight
| whereupon the firing ceased. The to"i
remained on the watch until dayoreai
and then retired. There was no turthe
firing. .,..
Today the dynamite cruiser Vcsuviu'
arrived of Santiago and II Is confdentl'
expected that her guns will be used II al
| attempt Is made 10 force the passage
| (continued On Fifth Page).
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-15
SENATE PASSED
THE RESOLUTION.
They Voted Yesterday to Investigate
the Methodist Book Concern
Claim--Behring Sea Award.

WASHINGTON. June M-At to-day s
session of the Senate the resolution Oh
Mr. Lodge (Massachusetts) providing Tor
a., inouirv into the disposition made OF
mo Methodist Book Concern claim, Wnlch
was paid recently by Congress, was
adopted without division.
Mr. Pasco (Florida) IN the course oil d
defence of his position I'm the matter ue-
clared ne had not acted as an agent IN
deceiving the Senate, as charged yester-
1o,, bv Mr. Chandler. While he feared
that the disclosures made concerning 'he
DISPOSAL of the money were true they
mad not vet been established by proof
and until they had been 10 would be use
less for Congress even TO cohaluer what
action it would take.
"Tt would be sufficient for us now salu
Mr. pasco. "to ascertain the facts IN TINS
case ana L think too there Is an oblsa-
tio, uuon the high church authorities TO
conduct an investigation OF the actoh
of some of its officials ana nave ule
slncerest belief that they VIII take such
action AIS will place them and the Church
I'm the proper light.
Nfr chandler again disclaimed any IN
teotlon of doing injury or OF inJuring tis
feelings OF Mr.. Pasco. In an exceedingly
amusing speech replete with good nature
Mr. Chandler said instead or stating yes
,erdav that Mr.. pascO was the agent 10y
v-1lch a deception was practiced upon inc
senate. he ought 70 have said he was inc
"mpdmm" OF the deception, that being
tbc word which Mr. Pasco had used him
self.
Mr. Morgan (Alabama) did not approve
of the resolutions although ne proposed
10 vote for ii. In a serious tone he dis-
,ussed tho resolution I'm ell OF IT'S phases
I'm the course of which he said that onlS
to-dav he had been informed that claim
~ sgSs oa1 paid recently by Congress tc
tbe estate OF John Roach had been lon
| hief through Congress ana thai 'ne Ion
| byist had received 80 per cent OF in'
money
"This may be mere fuslian.' said Mr..
Morgan "ihere may be no truth IN H.
! huf I want to bring II 10 the att m
| 80 no SENATE lie. rs strike line aid
/ n low a out I've become mcdium
! noe
"1f Nc are TO com nence this ml'- r. .
] i,vestgrsting claims let Us so % the
! botffn OF H. Let us inyesiiSt.e 'Le
! po..rr claim too I'm not going 10 Offer
| a, amendment TO this resolution. ltt
| denounce IL as insincere. Its effort Is O.
eca, calizc great church body. and
beiisvc /. Is for policy purposes.
Mr. Lodge (MassachuRetts) au'nor oi
the resolution. replied that he nai not
| the slightcsl idea OF rejecting upon the
church for which he had the highest re-
| guoct lie desired the exposure % the de-
| -
| ff.orttrEed an Tifth Page1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-15
GOSSIP FROM HAVANA.
A Days Doings in the Biockaded Cty
as Reportcd for the Papers.
(Copyrightod, 1898, by the Associateu
Press

(Copyrightod, 1898, by tho Associated
Press)
HAVANA. June 13-Delaycd in trans
mission. The United States cruiser Mont
pomery. at about 4 o'clock TINS alter-
noon approached nearer than is usually
the case TO Santa Clara battery ana hred
three shots at Punta Brava.
The first shot was fired at eight thou-
sand meters and the Others were hred nv
nine thousand meters. The MonteoIn-
erv then resumed her place in the block
aiding line. Her projectiles fell very near
the battery A Spanish battery east ol
MORO Castle fired another shot an an
other warship.
The Gier "a German warship arrived az
Cienfuegos on Sunday last The BRUSH
steamer Myrtledean left Isabella Sagua'
for Halifax on Friday last with lhovO oass
Of sugar. a large quantity of manutactur-
cd tobacco and seventeen passengers on
board.
The Union Constitutional says 'he
insurgent chief, Damien Cabahero' VINO
took arms against the Spanish govern
ment at Baire on February "A, lSlS' ar
ri,,ed "A santa Clara a few days ago
from Nansemilo 20 Join a brigade helng
organized By the former insurgent chief
tain, Masso
OPPOSE INTERVENTION.
II also appears that Caballero was IN
terviewed by tho correspondent OF the
Union Constitutional about the situation
of affairs I'm the eastern part Of cuba ana
is alleged to have asserted that the lead
ing iusurgent chiefs met I'm assembly at
Bayamo. province Of Santiago de Cuna'
i'm the middle Of May and discussed lot
thlrty-six hours the question OF the ac-
ceptance or non-acceptance Of American
intervention in cuba, and the correspon-
dent OF the newspaper asserts that Ca
ballero said that the opinion OF the ma
iority OF the insurgent leaders was
against American Intervention.
The Chancellor Of the University has
cited Professors Federico HOrtsman cam
ter. Manuel Johnson. Juan Larralde'
Francisco O'Fartll, Julion Carlos Chappe-
lin. L'Ioste and Ricardo Dolz Arrange
10 present themselves 10 him within hIty
davs from date 10 answer the charge OF
leaving the island without permission.
A FLAG OF TRUCE
AT II o'clock this morning the sema-
phore Of Morro Castle signalled that a
vessel flying a flag Of truce was In sieht
and the Spanish gunboat La Fiecha. with
Colonel Ceple Of the general stan, Dr.
Congosto the Secretary General Of the
government. and Alexander Goliah' the
british Consul here on board, went 10
meet tho vessel. which turned out 10 be
the United states auxiliary gunboat Ma
plc An officer on board OF her handed
colonel Gelpie a sealed document au1
dressed to Mr. Gollan. The Spanish gun
boat returned to the harbor at +. NJ
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M'GRAW'S PUNISHMENT.
He VIII Lose His Chevrons aud bc Con
fined i'm Guard House Ten Days

cANp CtrBA LIBRE. JACKSON
VILE FLA. June 14.-Special-under
orders issued from headquarters OF '"'
Seventh Army Corps the following en-,
listed men from the Second keslnen. y.
Virginia have been detailed TO outy "'
~ saoond division hospital corps:
Somnanv H-George w. Clark, Joseph
comnanv B-Claude l.. Tyler, Charles
ID. Huxler.
Company Civilian ~ Heart
comnsnv D-Robert T.. Coffey, Moses
Buckett ,.,.
COMPANY E-Frank Dayne, FREDERICK
company rudolph f. waters, Harry
W. Ksgey.
COMPANY G-Andrew Nj. Harvey, D. H.
Rover, Charles r. SammersOn.
Company H-Joseph F. Nands.
Company I-James A. Iiarlowe, Ino-
mas H. Porter.
Company K-Charles i. Woodrun,
Hanlford c. Gilkerson.
Company Is-Emory y. Wood James
w. Winter, Jr. .,.,,,,
COMPANY M-Charles W. King. William
I. Carper William r. Carper;
EQUIPMENT LACKING.
Some have received "A portion OF their
cQu1Umeuih DuI lnfN dl' ihi lA'ht 'N'S
IN readiness 10 go 10 the front Tor ac-
tual hostilities There Is a great deal or
complaint made in regard to the in-
efficiency OF the medical departments OF
the various regiments. As an illuslra-
tion. II may be mentioned that last eve
ming a member OF Company B. Norfolk.
of the Fourth Regiment, was stricken
with delirium tremens, he was taken 10
the guard-house where he had num-
her Of spasms The medical department
OF the regiment was called upon, bus no
assistance whatsoever was rendered
from that source II was therefore
necessary to apply TO the division hos
pltal and in a very little while, the am
bulance appeared 10 take the sick man
away.
CAPTAIN Craighili, OF the Lynchbure
Zouaves. Company f. Second Regiment.
the ranking captain is acting Major oi
the First Battalion while Lieut. Col
Roller ia acting Colonel
Private Vanderhoff, OF Company M
Second Regiment who Is suffering witt
a fractured collar bone at st. buke'f
Uospital. I'm this city. Is doing nicely
and the bones are healing together.
Private Mills. Of the Salem Company
who fell out OF a window on Seventh
street shortly before leaving the city %
Richmond. had TO undergo an operation
Continued on Fifth Page.)
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--the number. Of non-commissioned OF
fcers has 20 be enlarged
ITNTFORMTNG THE MEN.

UNIFORMING THE MEN.
The uniforming OF the various COM
mands is progressing gradually. MOST OK
the new companies have received tnei.
new uniforms. leginss and underwear anu
this afternoon ponchos were issued, which
were at once made use of, inasmuch az
II began TO rain as soon as the lime ior
company drill arrived.
No official action has been taken in re-
gard 10 the soldiers who were arrested yes
terday for being connected with tne row
I'm the Suffolk company and II Is thoushl
five men will be liberated after doing
certain amount OF police duty In camp.
Company X, Of the Fourth Regiment,
has n ouartette which Is doing good
deal of serenading in the various COM
many streets. IL consists OF william J.
rrumn Al Iunsford. G.. n. Lumsden and
Clarence w. Thomas. Another attrac-
,ion IN the same company are recitations
n Ia Shakespeare by Private George n.
Iumsden. which take place nightly just
before taps. and which are neatly exc
cuted I'm the private tent at IN elo"er ep''
Of the street. -
Tho members OF the Forty-ninth lowa
Regiment spent most OF their time 10
day with the building OF tents. lheil
camp Is lust in rear OF that OF th'
Fourth Regiment IN
The Seminole Club. in this city VII
give a reception at the club roms mex
Friday evening. to which numerous lnVl
tations 10 the Virginia military nave peer
issued. This CLUB Is the hnest social or
yanization in the city and the reception
nron1ises to be n very swell affair.
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WASHINGTON, June 14-Without re-
ference to the exact hour at which the
United states army left Florida for Cuba
IL may be safely said that before the end
~ tho week General Shafter will have
landed with his 1900 troops on Cuban
soil and that the Investment OF Santiago
by land will have begun.
There was some confusion in the Of
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They are Accepted for the Common
wealth by Governor Tyler
JAS, C. CARTER'S FINE ADDRESS,
Hon. 4. G. Gordon's Elegant ode
Greeted with Chccrs-Rcv. r. NJ.
Carson Accepts tho Ronss Ply
sical Laboratory, and Pays
a Fine Tribute TO Donor.
Alumni Reception.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, June H.
special.-Ths was a great day for the
great institution founded by jefferson for
tho uplifting OF the mind OF America and
II the spirit of the sage OF Monticello
saw the scenes to-day enacted with so
much grace and dignity # must have
smiled when the new and beautiful tenn
pies OF learning were inaugurated ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-15
CHANGES AT CAMP CUBA LlBRE
Many Promotions will Follow Contem-
plated Changes.

JACKSONVILLE FLA. June IA
CAMP CUBA LIBRE. June H.-SpeclaL-
snecial order No. I. issued by Colonel
Rater the commandant OF the Third
brigade. which announced the findings
in the trial OF Sergeant James McGraw
Jr of Company X. Fourth Regiment,
was published this afternoon, the TACT
that he was reduced to ranks ana con-
fined In the gard house for ten days TOT
threatening to shoot an officer and sem
tinel. excited a good deal Of comment
i'm camp.
Sergeant McGraw's reduction to ranks
will. OF course, be the cause OF promo
tion among the non-commlssioned oincers
and privates OF Company *.
Within a day or two the discharge OF
Sergeant saml. y. Frischkorn will likely
arrive here. who had TO apply Tor the
same on account OF III health and had 10
be taken TO Hot Springs the day atter
the Fourth Regiment left Richmond.
PROMOTIONS WOULD COME.
Should Captain Clarence wyatt OF co.
x be elected one OF the majors or tne
Fourth Regiment. which Will hkeiy ne
the case. then a thorough change arounn
will take place In the company. FIRST
Lieutenant l.. l.. CheatwoYu wiz ~,
elected captain. while Second Lieutenant
w. p. Klein will be promoted to hrst
lieutenant and First Sergeant James >
Hazen will be elected second lieutenant.
This would leave Third Sergeant fleid
Wilbon and Fifth Sergeant Brace NC
Clelland I'm the field for promotion. WIN
three other sergeants still 10 be hiled
The list or corporals at present IN tht
company Is as follows, In the order
named: c. c. Cousins. Harry btoohs
Oswald T.. HASTEN. Harold X. "eisiger
G. s. Livery, &. w Thomss. in'
three serpeants will then no doubt he
selected from corpOrals, Cousins, Brooks
Hasten and Weisiger.
Among those who will likely De ap-
pointed corporals from the ranks are
mentioned Privates Guy NJ Cherry. Fioyd
Hunt and George IL Lumsden This mum
bef will, OF course. be Increased, ". un-
der the new law-which ixes the NUMBER
OF enlisted men at lo6 for each company
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-15
CASTINE
RECALLED
THEFLEET
TheStart Had Been Made
for Cuba 'SShOreS
| HAVE G0NEA
This Time They Have Sailed
| Beyond ANY Doubt.
MEN WERE ALL PLEASED.
MEN WERE ALL PLEASED.
They Had Been Chaflng at
the Long Delay.
"Be READY TO SAILAT DAYLIGHT"

Was the order, Which Was RcceivcJ
with Cbeers-Thirty-hve Vessels,
Four Tenders and Fourteen
Conveys Arc in the Fleet.
Their Destination Is Sup
posed 10 BE Santiago.
The Docks Were
Scene Of Great
Animation
AllDay.
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ham Ala; Frank r. sutton. Jr., Rich
mond. va: r. Lee Trinkle, WytheViile'
Va. .,.- a.. -, ,,e,.,
.nd enioved this great hour OF triumph
for their beloved Alma Mater
THE ALUMNI.
The day opened with wcii ATTENDED
meeting Of the Alumni held IN the ro'.n- .,.
dan M which the chairman OF the
Taculty delivered the address OF welcome
and The day closed with the Alumni re-
rertion in the same building Tonight
The gathering was large aud contained
- ,ror,,,,ed ON Sixth pags)
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AS SEEN AT THE
WAR DEPARTMENT
Landing Will Be Effected
by End of Week.
THEN FOR PORTO RICO
Energetic Movements Are On Fool to
Invade That Island.
TROOPS TO REACH MANILA SOON

IL is Expected that the Charleston and
Transports Will BE There Within
Week - A Complication Has
Arisen as 10 the Use OF the
Cables Cut by Admirals
Sampson and Dewey.
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But Cannot Move Forward Until
Reinforced.
THESPANIARDS AGGRESSIVE.
They Surround the Camp
Keeping Things Lively.
TWO MORE AMERICANS KILLED.

One is SAot 70 Death and One Fails
Over a Cliff Aftcr Being Wounded.
Men Have Been Fighting Con-
stantly for Two Nights and
Are Exhausted. But will
Hold Their Position.
spaniard's Guns
Superior, But
Their Aim
is Poor.
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is IT ALLOWABLE.
--...4 .ov,, .,lfaa tfo,, -.

An unexpected complication has a-iser
as 20 the report Of Admiral Sampson at
Santiago and Admiral Dewey at Mania
cured with view to bringing them into
direct telegraphic communication with
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yirginia--OccasIona showers IN sout-s
ern portions; fair IN northern poft'onss
light. variable winds.
North carolina--Occasional sno"sFSS
light, southerly winds.
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