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NOTICE

Notice, i hereby given to all whom il may
concern that tin. Undersigned. citiI'n and
resident OF Marion County. state OF Florida
VIII
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PIMPLES CLnED. as a..

figuring plmpiCS are due to dis
eased blood. Salvc or cosmetics
will not cure. b. 3. b. VIII cure
because 1t drives out of the blood
the poison which creates pimples.
One to four bottles are warran-
ted to cure. b. b. b. is purely
vegetable. Large bottle 81. All
druggists. Send for book
Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga.
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Warnings have been sent
against going to Hawaii, as it is
claimed there is very little for
one to do. The sugar land is in
the hands Of a few great monopo-
lists, there is an abundance of
cheap labor, and little opportuni-
ty for an cntorprising man with
small capital. The large capt.
| talistS who wish to see the islands
and enjoy the trip might find OPP
p0rtun,ties for investments, but
| it is no place Tor an ordinary man
! TO go to better his condition.
A paragraph IN a secular cx-
change says Of the native woods
Of the FlllpircS 1.-The Filipino
Islands are rich in native woods,
which are almost unknown tC
the rest Of the world. There arc
said to be thirty Two tlnctorial or
coloring woods, which give the
entire series of colors or shades
| Ebony Of very fine grain also
ab0unds, and the Magkano wood,
which grows in Mtudanao, is sal
to be absolutely immune from
rot"
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NIAGARA
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vApOR...
Bat HS...

We ar" the original manufacturers of porta-
BILE Napnr Baths.
We have. during the last ten years. supplied
thousands of our Baths to physicians, hoSplt-
ais. SanituruEIs. etc. and we are now. for the
first time. advertising them direct TO the gen
eral public.
EN n1EUIkln Get one with steel
lin GU EhNG IA frame that ia II q :
on the floor. If II
uHpIk kH ~ manufacturer O @ :
WV vs. 0T ~ not show you Il cut of
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ii for granted that his steel Frame" j. II wire
hoop that rests on the shoulders II the bathcr.
Get one that is covered with proper mate
rial Insist on seeing sample of matcria!
before ordering We make our own covering
material and print il with Il handsome ALI
over pattern of Niagara Falls
Get one with thermometer attachment.
Don't go ii blind-a bath that il too hot or not
hot enough will be Of no benefit to you.
Get one that you can return and have your
money back if not satisfactory in every way.
send TUr sample OF material and Interest," ing
LookIet That wiil tell you all about Nap"r
Baths.
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Is caused by torpid liver, WHICH prevents uIEtS-
ton and permits food to ferment and purify in
the stomach. Then follow dizziness, headache,
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insomnia, nervousness, and,
II not relieved, bilious fever
or blood poisoning. Hoods
Pills stimulate the stomach,

rouse the liver, cure headache, dizziness. con-
stipatiOn etc. % cents. Sold by all druggists.
The only Pills to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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Attorney for Corporators.
STATE OF FLDRIDA-,Tarion Cnun

We. the under>j gned citizens and residents
of said State and County. have. 'hl- day FORMED
corporation under the laws 81 the state of
Florida governing general corporations, and
now publish and declare the following Arti-
clrs 81 Incorporation. for and upon which,
Letters Patent vii! - applied according 10
law:
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Get one with a steel
frame that = I Il n q :
on the floor. If a
manufacturer Il Oc :
not show you IL cut of
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FIRST
sEC OND.

The name of such corporation shall - Dcais
Barrel manufacturing Company. Its princt
pal place 81 business J. Ocala. Florida
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The objects for which this corporation 4
formed arr for the manufacture and sale a.
barrels 90 every description aud the huyinl
and selling 81 materials therefor
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION

The undersigned hereby give notice that we
intend To- apply To His ENcrllcncy. William u.
Bl"Nhdm. Governor 81 the State 81 Florida.
Tor Letters Patent to b. Issued To the Ocala
Barrel Manufacturing Company upon the
Articles % Incorporation below
This notice J. given in pursuance OF Section
2l@i OF the Revised Statutes - Florida.
Eb. DELOT Est.
FRANK A. LYNCH.
4. r.. DELDTE ~T.
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ONE WAY TO GET COAL.
spanish warhip Disable. . British Coal
Vessel 10 Get tho CaaI.


copyrighted. i-ss. by the Associated Prs.
81. Thomas, Danish West Indies, May
23,-The British steamer Aldcborough,
Captain FaTant, which arrived at Porto
Rico May from Mothil. Scotland.
reached this port from san Juan de
Porto Rico Sunday morning She ~.
ports that an American cruiser captured
n Spanish bark six miles north of san
Juan ON Saturday morning The cap.
tupd vessel was observed from san
Juan. The prize was lowed north
The Spanish cruiser, Isabella II. while
at San Juan de Porto Rhro, fired on the
British steamer Roth. from Barry. on
Sunday, which arrived at Porto Rico
after the bombardmcnt II Is alleged
that the Spanish ship fired on the Roth,
which was loaded with coal, with the
intention OF cripping her. thereby pre-.
venting her departure. The officers Of
the Isabel II. soweyop claim the firing
was the result ~ an accident.
Freeman Halstoad, the newspaper
correspondent who has been sentcncc,l
60 nine yNurh imprisonment for taking
photographs Of the fortihcntsnns nc san
Juan ~ Porto Rco, has beou conveyed
10 a convict camp 10 under 20 his sen,
| teuCc
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-24
scHLEY AFTER THE FLEET.
lie should Be Somewhere Close Co where
Cervsra should Be.

heffsra Hhonlh I've.
New York, May GA dispatch to
The Herald from Key West says:
Il was figured that Commondore
Schley had time 20 come mp with the
Spanish fleet II itrcmained In the neigh.
borhood Of Santiago, but there has not
been time for a swift dispatch boat to
bring back word from him.
A cruiser which has been scouting
along the western and southern coast Of
Cuba has reported that everything is
quiet in the Yucatan channel.
II Is understood that the number Of
bloekading vessels OF Cienfuogos is to
be- increased and the blockade strength.
ened of Havana. The naval demonstrl.
tion Is big enough to convince both the
populace and officials that II the Spanish
feet should appear II would not be able
10 fight its way into the harbor
Immediate bombarlment Of Havana
does not seem 20 be part Of the plan for
the military occupation Of Cuba
A newspaper dispatch boat was In the
neighborhood Of Santiago de Cuba u
hours before the Spanish feet made IL.
appearance. IL met no American ships
there, nor did Il encounter a squadron
coming along the northern coast through
Bahama channel TO Key West.
The Spanish authorities have a gun.
boat at Caibarien which is the nearest
landing place 10 Gomez's headquarters,
and they are trying 20 strengthen theiI
patrol. They cannot however, extend
II east
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-24

Mr.. X VI. Smith, q litor OF the Wood
county news, who was a strong Crane
man, says; Nov IL the time for the
wynne and Jester people TO hump them.
selves. By hard work from nov on till
the last county primary has been held,
they may togalher aggregate a hundred
and ilf,y or two hundred votes IN the
state convention, leaving sayels some.
thing like 800"
BuggIes, surreys, hacks and closed
carriages at Gooch's livery stable. lie
can supply your wants in the livery line
promptly and at very low prices 1863
We learn that the l. 4. Patterson
Feather cleaning Co. will move In few
days II you haven't had your feathers
all cleaned you should see TO II at
once. i5l
Willis Nicely, viii Taylor and Rule
Massey Of Grimes county, were here
! yesterday.
Ladies', keep and sell the IA nous
Meals Euamels. A full line Of all kinds
Of Paints, al ~, Putty and Machine
Needles. Try me. J. Allen Myers. l5l
A. W. sanborne returned yesterday
from vi,it to his home In Iowa.
Now YOU need not say your bed Is a
new bed, Tor YOU know some OF the
feathers are twenty years Oil. II needs
cleaning and you need not doubt It. l5l
Hon. T, $ Smith Of Ilillsboro, is the
proper man for attorney general.
Rev. J. Pelnar went TO Waller yester.
day.
Paints, oils, Paints. Sold by J. A.
Myers. l5l
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. j. u. Roberts,
u son.
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-
Mr.. j. II Brewing,on Of College Sta
lion, has the warmest thanks Of the Ia.
gle for one Of the finest lots Of good
things to eat that the Eagle has seen
this season. First OF all was n pound
OF the sweetest favored Jersey butter,
having the delicious aroma Of the fresh,
sweet butter from grain.fed cows. Next
was a basket containing fine cabbages,
beels. onions and some Of the largest,
fine turnips We have seen. The yege.
tables. however, were from the garden
Of Mr.. John Ingram, and we're a. fine
specimens as we have ever seen.
Is It possible that a few Of our good
housekeepers will let their old beds stay
nnclean aud unhealthful, when they
have had the lest opportunity for The
last TWO months-to have them cleaned
that our town has ever had-a machine
that does not injuro the feathers2 l5l
! Mlss LilleeD s. Leon. miliner, filed a
chattel mortgage here yesterday naming
J s. Moorng Jr., o. trustee. Liabilities
~ follows Doremus & Butler, 800; A..
| d. McConnico, 500 and ten per cent In
terest from July lst, 1867 $. Strauss q
\ Co., 5000; J. Il. Rosenthal, $3.50.
pay special attention 10 prompt and
comfortable livery service for drummers
and other transient persons, and take
good care u all boarding" horses en-
trusted TO me. Ira Gooch. 100
A The Eagle acknowledge an invitation
10 attend the grand benefit ball and
banquet 10 be given by the Red Men In
ins new city hail at Calvert Tuesday
81 May 81.
: Allan's eel, brated Geranium Boz ated
ralcum Powder, l5c box This pow
der sells ior pc elsewhere. Sold only
by sam u. Wilson & Co. Alu
4 Ia the race Tor governor Savers has
\ carried counties aggfegatng lH2 yote'
Wynne ~ votes.
Baseballs, bats, masks and gloves a.
, the lowest price at Is. ;. Reads drug
. store. ll4i
Al III Farquhar and John Is. Medley wcrI
here from Wellborn yesterday.
G. J. Blackshear spent Sunday an'
q Monday In the city.
2 Try me on Window Glass. Putty, et'
/, Myers. 10
oil Champ Kernole visited Calyer, Sur
. day.
Miss lone Dean Is visiting in Ennis
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-24
FAREWELL SERMON
BY Rev. w. &. Friley-ResoIu-
tons by the Church.

DR.. W. O. Finley preached his last
sermon A. pastor at the Baptist church
Sunday night II was an earnest plea
for faithful and consistent christian life
for religion that IL the same every
day and under all circumstances for
men and women who. having become
the children Of God. are In the world
but not Of IL, and whofe lives lead 9th.
ers 10 salvation.
Alter the sermon DR.. Friley referred
with much feeling 10 his departure from
Bryan, but stated that he believed his
course directed by the Master and that
II was his duty to go.
DIR. Law replied TO these farewell re.
marks on behalf Of the church and ex.
pressed deep regret at the resignation
and departure Of DR.. Fhley whose work
n a preacher and pastor he eulogized
very highly. "Our prayers" he said,
go with you, and We invite you to come
back and preach for US whenever you
can" Prof. John A. Moore offered
the following resolutions which were
unanimously adopted.
Whereas, our brother, Rev. w. G. Fri.
ley, after more than four years in the
pastOrate Of our church, has by hi. res.
ignation, closed the connection, and
We believe II emiBenily proper to give
expression W our views aud feelings on
the severance Of the happy Relationship
between pastor and church; Therefore
be 10 resolved
lst. That We have found Bro. Friley
10 be q preacher Of unusual ability, III
the doeiTinal, practical and experiment.
al teachings OF the Gospel-helpfal tC
Christians aud always containing warn.
ings W the ungodly.
End. lie Il man Of deyout and most
earnest piety, the influence u which
would be q benediction 10 any commun
ity.
srd. Bro. Friley is a sympathetic aDd
faithful pastor.
4th. That this expression be spread
bh Vht NnuISu pbbA huu ftlN IuI
nished Bro. Finley by the clerk.
DR.. Friley was vsry much moved by
these expressions OF love and conhlenc,
and 10 expressed himself. During tn,
singing Of the last hymn tbs member
Of the congregation went forward an,
warmly shook hands with the rstifin,
minister.
DR.. Friley lief, Sunday night 70
Comanehe where he will conduct re
viyal services during the next Nv,
weeks, after which he will return d
Bryan and move 10 Mexia.
The following correspondence com
miltee was appointed to secure Anothe
pastor: DR.. J. W. Howell, I. II New
ton, A. J. Buchanan, Y o. Boatwnght
W. Il. Sanders II. A. Bybee, DIR. +. u
Law.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-24
PRESIDENTS CALLERS.
Numerous senator. aud Representative.
uTEr AppoInImenl of IaxorIiss.

Urge Appointment of Favoriiss.
Washington, May 23.-The senator's
and representatives who saw the prcsi-
dent early today left the White House
without cleaning any new facts about
the war situation.
So far n official dispatches indicated
there was AN absence Of important al.
vices from the front IL was disagree.
able, threatening day, but this fact did
not keep away the throng from both
houses OF congress
Among the senatorial callers were sem
ator Jones Of Arkansas, a representative
from the Louisiana delegation, Repre-
sentative Lanham Of Texas and ex.Scn.
ator Ingalls, Of Kansas
The Louisiana delegation, headed by
General Meyer, urged upon the prcsi.
dent the Importance of allotting another
regiment of immunes 20 the Louisiana
volunteers. There are two men being
urged to head the regiment. Lieutenant
LATTE, United States army. and John
g. Wickliffe, a civilian.
Either one Of these are acceptable tC
the delegation, and the president has
both names in contemplation contingent
on the decision give Louisiana privilege
Of putting forward Lnother regiment
Senator Gear aud Representative HUI
Of Iowa, called together aud presented q
number Of NAMES for army appoint
menis. Other congressional visitor
were numerous. coming mostly o. arg
war billets Ia either the army VI th,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-24
DULL AT KEY WEST.
No startling News Isecc.ssd PROM %,
IIerI. nf Our wv.

iie"ts ~ Our Ntvy.
Copyrighted lsns by the A.-ociat.,i PRISE
Key West, May % Tho tranquility
Of tropical Sunday has not bpon uudis.
turbcd by definite news from any quar.
ter.
\ few naval uniforms ON the strcots
are the only signs Of the proximity u
this langud town tn the tbcatcr OF war.
There are only ono or two ship. In the
harbor and they are coaling with al
haste 10 get away to join their fellows
In an action which all arr convinced Is
only matter days, perhaps hours
Speculation IL still concentrated upon
the whereabouts Of Admiral Corycra's
squadron, tho general opinion fayoring
some point on the southern coast A
both sides Of the island are now pa.
trolled by United States warhips the
naval authorities will not admit the
possibility ot Ccrvem's oscapn without
the most desperate conflict m the histo.
~ Of naval warfare.
Reports from Admiral SIMPSONS
squadron say that all h quiet OIL the
the northern coast Of Cuba.
Nothing Of Commodore Schloy Is *.
pectcd before to-day or tomorrow.
4 rumor reached here that four Ameri.
can warship., while bomharling santi.
ago de Cuba have been driven of by the
Spanish fleet, but the story is generally
discrcdited Where II came from is a
mystery.
Gustavo Anngurcn, n brother Of the
late Cuban insurgont general, Nestor
Anngurcn. has received letters from
Havana, VIA Vera Cruz, dated May T.
stating that General Blanco's orders i'm.
pressing all Cubans into the Spanish
army has hUd the effect Of driving many
into the insurgcntnnks.
\. Bctgncourt. an American citizen,
aud Govzalos Aano. the letters state,
have BON arrested aud confined IN the
Cabanus fortress on charges Of aiding
the insurgents.
Thetdostitution In Havana Is frighiful
ana IL increasing. The grocors, all Of
whom ans Spanitris, refuse abso.aicly
10 sch fosd TO tho Cubans, as II dricun-
ined TO starye them. The Cutans say
the Sphihards hate them moro than thgy
do tho Americans.
senior AnngurcpS correspondent dc.
clares that the SsAniards realize that
Cuba Is loS, hut t.iat hcf,ao yieilim the
island they viii endeayor tocrtcrrinatC
the Cubans.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-24
THE ARMY AT TAMPA
Twsniy.Fivs thousand Msn There i..Il y
Go Depart Tor Cuba.


60 Depart Tor Cuba
New York, May gJ.--The army hero
has grown to considerable proportions
during the last week. Within the mill.
tary district Of Tampa there is now a
force Of not Less than 5000 regulars and
volunteers.
All Of the regular and most Of tho
volunteers are fully equipped aud well
drilled and ready for immediate service.
Those that are not equipped can he fur.
nishod with uniforms az once.
General Shafer denied a report that
the transports at Port Tampa are not
ready and that IL would take at least a
week TO get them In condition for car.
rying the troops.
When asked a. TO how many troops
would probably be taken TO Cuba,
General Shafcr sad that $1,000 would
surely be enough. He said that the first
expeditionary force would not aggregate
this number, bnt a considerable army
would b. sent over TO establish q basi,
and await the coming Of the volunteers
under General Lee.
lie also said he did not think the
movement would BE- delayed ON account
Of the siege guns lie has received no.
tice that 81 81 those guns with ammu.
milton together with 1000 men, and II
horses have been ordered from Wash
ington, but they have not begun 10 ar
rive. They would not be- necessary OF
course In the commencement Of the cam
paign as they are needed chiefly TO TAX,
part In the bombardment Of Havana
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San Francisco, May 23-J. II. VII.
liams was ahot aud killed horo yesterday
by Mrs. William Gregory, who admits
the murder, but claims that shg fred tho
fatal bullet to ave the life Of her hus.
band. The only witness Of the affair
wero Gregory and his 0yeaJ.od son.
They agree in the statement that about
II o'clock Ia the morning Gregory came
home aud found Williams In converse.
ton with his wife. A quarrel ensued,
and seeing that her husband was no
match for his opponent. Mrs. Gregory
took a pistol and fired at Williams with
fatal effect. When the story Of the
murder was first told, IL was reported
that Mrs. Gpgory Intended the shot for
her husband. but this statement cannot
b. confirmed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-24
TEXANS At MOBILE.


Mobile, May "a The Second rcgb.
mont Of Texas volunteers have arrived
here, after IL hours delay at Now OR.
leans ON account OF transportation >facil.
titles.
The Alabama volunteers ara organig.
ing slowly, The first rogimmt still re-.
quircs 25 men. The Second is short sew.
eral hundred The difficulty arises from
the fact that the military companies be.
longing to the mtional guard want TO
preserve their name itnd organization.
The most Of these companies have not
more than 30 or 10 men and their COM
munities being small, their number can.
not be increased TO the regulation mum.
her OF 10. TO merge with companies
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-24

d. 5. Hart spent Sunday IN Millican.
A. G. Maxim spent yesterday in Hous-
ION.
n. Z. Poverty went 10 Millcan yes.
ierday.
Machine needles Of all kinds at
Myers. l5l
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Levy.
daughter.
Mayor c. A. Adams went u. ~.
Worth Sunday.
Miss frankie Armstrong wsai mp 10
Hearno yesterday.
NJ. and Mrs. W. +. latin returned
10 Ilearne yesterday.
New Irish potatoes. New Irish pota.
toes. X. NJ. Wilson. II
Aira. W. NJ fostes and children 70.
turned from DALAI Sunday.
Mrs. y. Goodman Of Nayasota, IL Wis.
Irg Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Levy.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Kinney Of flearne
= weIe visitors to the city Sunday.
whcp you want 10 enjoy nice driv,
gel onc Of Ira Goochs nobby Turn
outs. ld6
Misc Ruby valley OF Palmer Texas
J.. here visiting her aunt, Nm. II. n
} ones
Livery services for ponics aud counir
t4rips promptly supplied by Ira Gooel
at low prices. loS
Mrs. J. O.. Kramer returned 10 Mexi
yesterday after visit to Mr.. and Mr'
Geo. McIsndon.
A complete aud splendid asso rlmen
Of fishing tackle and Sporting goods, a
rs Reads drugstore. llitf
MIs. b. a. Mcdonald of Carthage,
g., and Miss Rna Cur1ie Of lIoisior
are visiting MI. and Mrs G. W. Ny
Michael.
A complete line Of the novelties {
Writings, lluid- and Cranes staloncT
IN the latest tints and sizes al -.
Reads drugstore. llift
Messrs. Williamson and Capel {
Mexia, are now with Misirol Bros 4 G,
ia the dress goods and staple depar
mento.
/ make a speciality u eompoundin
prescriptions, nothing but the bel
good used, which insures good result
for the sick ones. Bring them TO ml
y. 8. Read, the druggist. llil
Joe b. Reeds insurance compani,
have al adopted the policy Of payir
death claims arising from the war wii
Spain. For accident and life insuien'
either In lodges or siraigh, lie compaI
ies see Joe b Reed, n
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-24
TRIBUTE TO SAVERS.
lie Fought with Ills Command
on Two Clutches.

The following tribute was paid 10 Ma.
jor sayers by ex Governor Lubbock IN
conversation with a friend:
during the war saw many Of our
southern soldiers who were WOUNDED.
refuse 10 20 to the rear, l saw some that
went 10 the front on one crutch. bat
Joe sayers Is the only man that ever
saw Who fought with his command
on two crutchrs, and II was by such
deeds Of yalor that the dag Of the con.
federacy was made glorious. Since the
war his democracy, like his patriotism,
has been unimpeachable."
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-24

Cotulla, Tex, May e3 w. j. Bowen,
one Of the most prominent lawyers Of
west Texas, was assassinnted here Sat
urday night lie was killed about 90
yards from his residence as he was cum
ing from town. The perpetRior Is not
known, rs Bowen considered that he
had no enemies, The community h
greatly wrought sp and II oaugh, the
assassin may be lynchcd.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-24

San Francisco, May 9a. 1t is NOT an
inyiduous distinction 20 say that Of all
the troops who have entered. tho city
since the declaration Of war, those con.
stituting the Thirteenth Minnesota vol.
unteers approach nearest 10 the military
expert idea. This Regiments l. we'll
known throughout the east, aud for
years II has held a high rank In inter.
state competitions and contests In which
the manual Of arms and marismanship
were the tests Of excellence.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-24
NO DUTY ON FOOD.
% WIN lie Admitted Free Inio Cuba
~ 10 Can Gst There,

it WIN lie Admitted Free Into Cuba
~ 10 Can Gst There.
Madrid, May gS--AccUding to cur.
rent report here JAe Spanish reserve
fleet will maneuvcs In Cadizlwuters un.
I'll is destination Il decided upon.
II IL rumorcd ,hat the Spanish author.
titles propose to hortiiy TIN Queen Of
SPANS chain" ON the summit OF the
mountain overlooking Gibraltar. and
that they also intend TO erect fortihca.
tions upon Europa point, atnhc eastern
entrance Of Algiers,bay and'facing Glib
raltar.
A dispatch received here from liza.
vaVa says the colonial govenpnent "ha-
dycrced that the imporntionoff food into
all ports Of Cubads to be- duty free"