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MINISTER wOODFoRD's REPLY
To tho spnnisi, Minister ofStato nnd Ask
.F4t-fs -rsEEs int- for pnssuorfs. Vi

To tho Spanish Minister ofStnto and Ask
at Ing for Passports.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 25.-In
the correspondence accompanying the
Presidents message to-day was the fol-
lowing:
On April q. 1898, Minister Woodford
telegraphed Secretary Sherman rs fol-
lows:
"Followlng Is n text Of my reply to the
official not received this morning at 1880
from the Spanish minister OF state:
~ have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt this morning OF your note
OF this date Informing me that the
Spanish minister at Washington has
been ordered to withdraw With all his
legation and without loss OF time from
North American territory. You also In
form me that by this net diplomatic re-
lntions between the two countries arc
broken;i that NIL official communication
between their respective representatives
closes. ] have. Accordingly, thio day,
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telegraphed the American consul at Bar.

telegraphed the American consul at Bar
celona to instruct all the consuls Of the
United States In Spain to turn their re-
sDective consuls over to the British con-
suls and to leave Spain at once have
myself turned this legation over. to Her,
Brtttanic Majesty's embassy at, Madrid,
That embassy will from this time have
the care OF all American interests In
Spain. I now request passports and the
safe conductsto the French frontier OF
myself and the personnel OF this lega-
tion. I Intend leaving this afternoon at
4 o'clock for Paris ii5ls
(Slgned) "WOODFORD."
chant steamers under naval control for
purposes Of warfare. But, he explain
eed, these vessels must fly the Spanish
flag Is szs ~ -Hsls - y =
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SPANISH FLEET
At Cape Verde Ordered by Portugal 4
Lcnvc-Iteported to Have Sailed Yes

At Cape Verde Ordered by Portugal TO
Lcnve-Reported to Have Sailed Yes
teriny. ~ u = 5st o. K 4
WASHINGTON, April 25.-The Post
tomorrow will say:
"The Spanish fleet which mobillzed at
Cape Verde Islands was yesterday no.
tilted by Portugal to leave st. Vincent" :"
LONDON, April Pa special dis
patch from st. Vincent, Cape de Verde,
dated to-day. (Monday), 7:25 a. m. says:
There Is reason to believe the Spanish
fleet sails to-day. tits exceedingly for
midable, including four first class cruis-
ers, six torpedo boats and two armed
transports. Since the arrival Of the
transport San Francisco the latter has
trans-shipped to the cruisers 1000 tons
Of COAL"
LONDON, April GA dispatch to the
Daily Mail from St. Vincent, Cape Verde
Islands, dated Monday, says: Visiting
the Spanish fleet has been forbidden,
and no menoeuvering, target practice
or exercise whatever is proceeding. All
the ships have been painted black since
they arrived here. No shore leave is
granted.
"rhe cruisers, including the Vizcaya
and the Almirante Oquendo, have been
all day coaling from the Ciudad de Ca
diz. All the stores. medicines and sup
plies in ST. Vincent have been puchas-
ed to supply the squadron. and even
passing vessels are laid under contribu-
tion. The bay ID busy with launches
and boats carrying stores. and the port
Is brilliantly Illuminated all night with
electric searchlights and signals.
THE Portuguese consider the Spanish
fleet very strong. and believe that Spain
will be victorious at the commencement,
but that American money will eventu-
ally triumph,
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Plight OF Torpedo Boat somcr.,

LONDON, April 25,--The officials OF
the United States embassy fear the
United States torpedo boat Somers now
Mt Falmouth, Is destined to remain In
England for some time to come, as the
neutrality proclamation will be Issued
Tomorrow and no convoy for the little
craft, without which 1t is impossible for
her TO attempt to cross the Atlantic, has
yet been secured. PA
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HONG KONG. April 25.-7:S5 p. M.
The United States cruisers Olympia and
Baltimore have left this port. 1t Is said
that Commodore Dewey and the United
States consul. Mr.. William E. Hunt;
protested that It was not necessary to-
leave, as they had not been notified by
the United States government Of the
declaration OF war. iflssl,.;
Although 1t Is not so stated, the United
States squadron was apparently re-
quested to leave by the British authori-f
ties in consequence OF the proclamation
0f piItrn lity F-F .trE. ..-Hr li- q
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TORONTO. Ont. April 25.-Lleuten-
ant carranza. OF the suite OF Senior Polo
Bernabe. was seen to-day relative to the
report that he had challenged Captain
SIgsbee, of the Maine, to fight q duel.
The lieutenant corruborated the story.
He said he had sent his challenge on
the Goth, and II he does not hear from
Captain Slgsbee by the 2Sth he will
brand him as coward. Should Cap
tain Slgsbee refuse. the lieutenant will
then challenge Consul General Lee.
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Italy to Preserve Neu,ralttr.

ROME. April 25.-The official Ca.
zette publishes a proclamation enjoin-
Ing upon all Italian subjects to strict
neutrality during the war between the
Uni ted States and Spain. -i3 z
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greatest excitement prevailed on shore
and troops and artillerymen were drill
ing. The steamer meantime took on
board 1000 bags OF sugar and other
cargo. &. ,Is3
Captain Mcintosh went on shore to at
tend 10 the entrance and clearance OF.
the steamer. He found the people great
ly excited. The Spanish officers were
planting mines in the harbor,, the regu-
lar buoys were being removed and every
preparation was being made to put the
harbor in u defensive condition. There
was one gunboat in the harbor busily
engaged in overseeing the laying OF the
mines and turpedoes. "a ~
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In the treasury into standard silver,
dollars 70 issue S5o,OO0, 900 certificates OF
indebtedness a. n low rate OF interest
and to Institute an income tax OF 3 per
cent on all Incomes over $4,000. ffse
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iL1vERPoor--Arrived "a: corlnthla,
Boston. III
ANTWERP-Arrived 80: Frlesland,.S
New York. .s ~. 5,}sS
PHILADELPHIA =. Arrived: waes-
land, New Liverpool. 2 liiss
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LONDON, April 25-Mr Gladstone
lttls announced, passed a poor n!ght,I.s
but he has not suffered any pain to-
day, r., :. 5.l+ - ~ -! " y
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EXCITEMENT Mt MATANzAs.
troops Drilling and IInrbor being Piai,
SsH HH1 ~ #s-s.l. cd with NIiurs.t-E rtgTsl7

NEW YORK, April 25.-The Ward
line steamer VIgllancla, from Mexico
md Matanzas, Cuba, arrived at GUAR
lntlne tonight. The VlEilancla sailed
rom Tampico April u. Matanzas was
coached on the morning Of The 2lst, The
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WAR is DECI AIRED D
Against Spain in a Formal Manner By
Congress Yesterday
BOTH SENATE AND HOUSE UNANIMOUS

Supporting the Interesting Events the capaSec
rea of State Sherman Tenders Ills Resignaons Will
Be Assistant Secretary William Lays Down the
for the States Called Furnish
of Volunteers Under the Recent Coll Of the President
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For West Virginia and Western Pcnnsyl.s
vnnia, cloudy and threatening, possibly
with showers; cooler; fresh northeriy4
winds, 4 " ~
- For Ohio cloudy weather; shows,esrs;S
fresh north winds. il d S75 if'Sss y!
{l.@ Local Tcmpnrntnre.
The temperature yesterday ms observed
by c. Schncpf, druggist, corner Market
and Fourteenth streets, was MS follows: 5'ii
n. m.......... 81 8 p. m... !. :. /. a
u. H.....s......tb Do I.p. m..t.........,., 90
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-30

@S1ni.oerate Veteran organization ara 49,.
800 er''', ,u oeiofe the reunion are nrvcs - =,
onSo eject accredited delegates aod si,s-r. -
nari,,'.na,, as Only accredited delegates can
rn sslate ~ thc business bart OF me sssstnr
M ,spresentAtion OF delegates AZ ,ha rsa,,..
",, 80. ~ ss iNed ia section article 4 ~ ~ =
eouaFN'uuon, one delegate Tor every $3.50
ditisns "s snr IN good standing. and ono ad.
-, siot traction OF ten merab,rs 49,
ltuel every camp In good stansins - r y.
u 81, 70 ~ least two deieEatcs EarI -
VII eject The same number of aiterns,ss - -
,,rn a,, VINO VIII attend In case OF any faii.
~ Wy part OF the delegates TO attend
. Attention of camps Is called 10 s.c.,rr-
Mt'ie o! the constitution, .-t,sn,os Lii 4
No. 10. Q. allowed representation unIess ,hsir
tant go S'lai nave been paid to the aaiu.
49,. stlierel on or before the first dav 81 Ann
n.y. llet,ding the cnRual cohveution =
~ programme is to BE- observed =, 49,
.eNIlon ana all the details Will ~, fnrS,ishsd
ana sr, "l UPS anu TO all veterans Ia due time
h., NJ 81, "aS uf.ntr Information can be ob,slae
" uFp'!lhg TO Colonel JOha o. WndAsS -
lStsig confederate reunion com,nifTs,, - =,
r ma,1 H. General Clement A. Eyans, PRESIDENT
rcuhioh committee, AMI maior se5arsi -,
nalelng Georgia division &c or "a Cni
ohsi y. }. West, adiutant general ana rs,e, =,
slali Georgia division L. {. v -'S' "
.. no general commitadlng fespeetn,IIv 70
quests the press, both daily ana vaepiy .,
the whole country to aId the r,trso,ft' -
44eneVoient objects OF the Unitrd Confeacrssa
veterans by publications OF these crdsrs ,vitb
'D ~ Ts notice. Of the organization.
~. me general commanding respectfully re-
quests and trusts that railroad efhcinfs ,sii,
also aid the old veterans hy riyine ~ y ~,,.
lowest rates Of transportation so as 10 en-
able them TO attnnd
H. uiheers OF the general stan are directed
70 assist depsrtment, division coinmaude,s
and others, IN Organizing their resnstti,s
states, and generally 10 aid in The complete
federation Of all the survivors in ono grand
organization under the constitution Of the
NHlteu confederate Veterans BY ordtr OF
j D. G1rInH
tpluSihl) General Commanding.
George MooTman,
Adjutant General and Chief Of staff
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LoAN-Win lend money In small
or large amounts for not less than Two
years nor more than five years. at 10 per
scnt Interest per apnum, on city or country
lnoperty improved or unimproved; borrower
must furnish abstract of title. loan can he
comrleted IN ten days; II title IL good. no
fees charged unless loan is made n Dor
rover desires 20 take up loan before ma
turity ninety days interoat win be required.
cline, Cline & Triplett, l0l0ls Congress ave
nue.
MONEY TO LOAN on Houston busiuess prop
erty. ~ L. Mills, 20I Main street u
MONEY TO LOAN on improved farms and
ranches Francis Smith Co. san An
tonlo Texas Call ON T. w. Norris. kiam
building Houston. Texas. u
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WE GIVE special attention to our rental de-
partment, and solicit your business; We ad-
vertise aud show all properly free. our list
OF homes and vacant Tote is large and com
plote: no trouble 10 show same List with
us any property that you have for sale or
rent. We are now writing three years in
surHnce for two annual payments ana have
full line OF good companies. We solicit
your business Norheet q Cooley, room
5Oi Hing building. Phone 673. q
FOR sALE-s5o0 acres dark rich, sandy loan
prairie Austin county, between Wallis and
Sealy, near railroad. $40 per acre. John
sleeper, Waco, Texas. 0
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms, southeast
exposure, in family 81 two; housekeeping or
board as desired, bath privilege: references
exchanged. Apply 1907 Dallas avenue. 4
FOR RENT-Larse south rooms, with first
class table board, at reasonable rates. APP
ply 1911 Franklin avenue. 30
LARGE south front room. also suite. with
good board. baths. etc. quiet place; reduced
rates: 4o4 Crawford stree'.
FURNISHED or unfurnished rooms. with or
without board and for light housekeeping
At Az Chartres street 80
rnp LENT-With hoard. large south front
room also two single rooms suitable for gen.
ticgsen: table aud attention excellent: 10 0
Kusk. y.
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ron SALE.

OPENING import order pcbb.nst Bars 81 low
figures. alsc American nchoinst ready made
Mosquito Bars, Slsas double bed, esS, ssusle,
5ec. liberal discount TO dealers. Frank
HAS. 80
FOR sALE--Choice American Jersey Cattle
club cows and hetfers J. =. Ward. Beau.
nioat Texas y,
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LOST, FOUND, STRAY, STOLEN.

mixer. tips on horns.
branded A. s. +. on hip, reward leading TO
recovery. A. Franklin sittig. 81
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FLAGS Flags--Whon Sekiey aud Sampson
Iie heard from you viii want one. We arc
The only people 10 Texas who can furnish
you The standard wool hwntine uasSs. ala
sises. II you want something cheap, we eau
f-iush you ronA color coSton nag. katt~
nSs.a a hnecland. teat aud awning makers.
Sis'. Coneress avenue. iiers,on, Texas, ii
FOR sAl.E--A delivery wagon and harness.
~ nrst.elass oendltica Apply Central Dry
Goods Co. CORNER Main and Commerce. |
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SITUATION WANTED.

WHITE man. cook and baker, wants position.
sober and Industrious good references. Ad.
dress 2704, this Office.
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WHY LIVE AND DIE without establishing \
comfortable, happy home. We own tho
land OF the right sort, and offer II for sale
OF correct prices on accommodating terms,
with a conservative rate OF interct. Let US
know your wants &c, one OF our booklets.
Address ''LanU Department." y. J. Willis
4 Bro, Galveston, Texas. S-u
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RODGERS Shorthand AMI Typewriting school.
5V5 Kan building terms S. per month. spe-
eial rates for SIX month course. Mrs. II l..
Rodgers, principal. 4
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HARD wcrking solored man, axvd ~. with
A0oS education. will work cheap to learn Q
uSde; tired ot lostng. ]. White. ssiG Lib.
trty street. IL
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+ Nou DESIRE TO TAKE ADVANTAGE Of
the special summer course at the Houston
Shorthand and Typewritiub School, Mason
block. enroll now, for oul school is already
iull and only a limited number will be
taler, day and night sessions. II
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>NDERSON'S is the place to get your photos
at from 75c up: show proofs and guarantee;
come soon. see us, 403 Main street /
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WoMAN'S FRIEND-For married women
For particulars write box IS. waco, Texas.
4
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS offers more induce
merits now than ever before TO parties de.
Sting homes. For. particulars call at the
Houston Heights otnce. 20s :iain street Jno.
A. Nilroy. agent
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set tceti, s.: goic nilinxs
81 up; silver Joe up: extrsctins soc. an ops'
n psnieIs, corner Mai2 and Preston. over
AIeWyn's drug store.
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FREE instruction q shoTthaSd p aes sype e
Mri'iPPs sr, J1i shoiss typewriter. n; A.
tns court reporter and notary pubic.
1f,u' Main street Second hand maeh'nss
.ts.h, soid and rented.
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VlAVt REMEDIES Home treatments please
call and investigate at State headquarters,
ie2 Pine building, advice and health book
nee. lady attendant /
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Fol- sALE--The Houston Heights Hotel OF
forty rooms. with oommodious dining room
and Office supplied with artesiaL water and
electric lights good electric car service and
pAVed street TO center o. Houston; an ideal
hummer home and comfortable winter quar-
tiers: profitable Investment for good hotel
inaE John a. Milroy. loa Main street.
Houston. II
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FOX SALE--pne two-horse power gasoiius
engine ard Ave fans; one A-horse power
easolinc engine and three fans. also lot OF
other fans. shafiins. etc. l.. L. Miller.
HCuttoh-
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MARIA. TEXAS, hns the best climate a rs
hotel between san Antonio ana III F"S'' - N
dress sairt George Hotel ~
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FOR SALE-CloSe in nice fve-room cottage
and lot tirst-class neighborhood: t~o ca
lines Third ward, J. C. S, Morrow. sls
Main street. 4
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

FRATERNAL MYSTIC CIRCLE
Special meeting Friday. June .; arrange
ments for La Porte picnic. degree work. etc. {;
full attendance members.
o. H. r. Rudtsil, Ruler.
Thomas Muat. Recorder.
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ACTIVE solicitors wanted everywhere for
"Amcrica's Battle for Cuhas Freedom OF
ncIal war book tells all about Spain, Cuba,
nrmies naVics war aud all greni com
msndsrs graphic description " Dewey's ia
nous victory aud his complete biography
biggest book 600 large pages inaghiheently
Illustrated tremendous demand, only NpV,
commission 30 per cent bonanza for agents
60 dayg credit; freight paid, outht tree
Write quick The Dominion company Dept
u
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PERSONAL.

LIST OF ANSWERS
Tc advertisements in office OF The Post Tor
week ending Saturday, May y, 1855.
Chas s. 1s.6 t2l 2l1i; 2t55 r. W. =, c..
1905 Slazos Streot; -s57 :. lsa: 2.S.- Sps
Main Street, ZOOS %; 2ss) ca: 21e Caroline
Street; 2p9 Ca; j. II. NJ. tll, l.t0 bagby
Land +. W. Ladke. l6l3 2uSS. VI. H.. zS39
21n; Promoter -eGI, Mr. Remsey 25ls, isls
- a.; : 90, 2S4i ca; z5l' tSl. Pole. 26it;
Steucgrapher; 2645, 269S 80 a67l t2l AT (2l,
2s22 49,, Walter Whitman, W. A. r..
W. p. ;. 81; 2e73 (6). 264s icy, 262Ai i74s
1900. 200 ca.
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;,o,,sTnN CYPRESS cIsTEkN co. manu-.
HCosi ~ cypress storss. tanks. wate..
i,reur,'s etc. Office and factory: loot Q,
ueiy street. Poustop. Phone NO. oso,
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ron sale OK ExonANGE.

EXCilANGE-~onc or two large, elegant soda
fountains, compete, Ia exchange for cash,
farm land or cattle. etc, Address I'll Ham.
Nton street Houston, Texas.
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FOR SAI.E-Wel established money making
business In Mexico which viii sell cheap
for cash. coed reasons for selling, also
splendid location Tor Ice factory an l steam
laundry. John w. MaNcy, room 203. BinE
building. Houston. Texas II
FOR SALE--The beat 9o-mch Morse compress
ever built by the Reahins Iron Works,
Pennsylvania John c. HUrtcr Co., Mont
gonicry. Ala, 6-i3
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PERSONAL.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

COMFORTABLE HOME for sale at hargain
1ul easy terms. In Fourth ward, between
two car lines. shade trees and nice lawn.
outhouses and modern conVenienccs. Ad-
dress Melville care OF The Pest. No agents,
II
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THE Metropolitan Bgsinsss ,sSswIlias
is.I.nS. and spanish; the best patron
I eaI seboo. OF M. kind In Texas; al nar e.-
,su low. write .or free Catalogue DsiIas;
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CHART OF tho entire United states navy, on
enRmcled paper, size 26xin inches. POSTPAID
to any part L. S. Soc. j. !. pAstoriza ptR
I.itho. Co. 3OI Malu stree, Houston.
Texas.
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cAppFTs Rugs. Feathers. Mattresses reno
waited ripair furniture, and up e;arSrc.
1ipnre, Tcwndorf cor Smith aud Mckinney
iphon6 sos
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MISS ALICE +. HARPER prin n,,,n s St ,n
iionston Shorthand ana type"r,une snsci 4
,a,ss meiIths summer shorthand course a,
lar. reduced rates. Enroll nov" "
SPECIAL PRICE .lsr-slils eiesned ana ana
pressed al 81: pants 5oei suits Sym sgyu, = iva
VA. ia Travis street. special ATTENTION
Given 10 country orders
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DAY AND NIGHTRsady for bushes c st cI,y
r,,,,d ward Drug store, 1902 Mckinney o
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOD sAI.E-Blaeksmith shop with excellent
trade established: I want to go to war. so
Will sell at bargain. Address Harvey
Richards LaGrange, Texas. 30
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FOR SALE-Oue Callahan engine, hundred
horse powcr good for Hawmlll For par
tlculars write Milan County oil Mil co
Cameron Texas. t-B
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VopF rndsrtaker and cmbal:ner. has .
. ean,p,e,e line OF FUNERAL goods, pictures,
trans ana moidinss. Phone U.s. soi' r'ai',s,
GyenCe. -----------------
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-04-25

STERN WAR
Continued from page 81

raupement between the colleges of the
land whereby the question of student Vol
unteers for the war with Spain may De
satisfactorily settled. TO a Herald cor
respondent he said:
"rhe matter has not yet been forcbly
brought to my attention, but when II IS
I shall reach a satisfactory decision.
There should be Il mutual arrangement
between colleges of the land satisfactory
to students wishing to enlist. especially
on the point Of comforting diplomas on
seniors.
"Darlmouth students have become fully
imbued with the war spirit. For the last
two days over 300 men have been tram
ing. and as the Dartmouth puts it. VIII
be prepared for an emergency call upon
the young blood of The nation. The stu
dents can furnish regiment and band,
our fathers drilled on the college campus
in 81 when the call came; why not we
in 9S'
The Shaw Rifles co. q. 81 New Hamp-
shire Regiment, at Lebanon. II drilling
daily. Ii has been recruited to it's full
quota. and the men are ready to go 10
The front At short notice. The company
is one Of the best trained in New Elaml-
shire Members of the company lind On
couragement from their employers in The
nature of an agreement to restore to them
! their positions when they return.