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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-11-09
PINE WANTED!
By GEO. II. CROSBY s. CO., 1O6-7-S
Providence Building, Duluth, MINI.

W. Fl. Cotterell, of Milwaukee, who
is heavily interested in real estate In
this vicinity is in the city for short
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Bender, OF Spar
IA, spent few days in the city this
week visiting at the Cowling resi-
dence.
Prof. L. W. Wilson is at Estherville,
Iowa, where he was called by tele-
gram announcing the serious illness
Of his father
The Ladies Aid society Of the NJ. E.
church will serve turkey supper at
the Kinney building on Thanksgiving
to which all are invited.
The improvements on the old Com
mercial hotel building are taking on d
tangible form. This will be neat
structure when completed.
The city has secured an additional
boiler of S0-horse power capacity and
will use the same i'm connection with
the electric and pumping station.
Election returns were received at
the city hall Tuesday night and all
night long the building was crowded
with eager people awaiting the re-
turns.
Chas. Scheaffer, has secured so-day
vacation from his duties as agent at
the depot c. n. Hayes, Of Two Har-
oors, will fill the position during the
absence of Mr.. Scheaffer.
This office has been enlarged to a
considerable extent and we now have
room to move about. A few 3 and
several cords of wood on subscription
would now be acceptable.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-11-09

Mrs. J. r. West returned from SUI
perior last evening where she has
been since the accident on Burnside.
She will remove to Superior as soon
as her household effects can be packed
and shipped.
Mrs. Franklin Paine, Of Duluth,
will be at the City Drug store on
Wednesday, Nov. I6, with a beautiful
assortment of art needlework and ma
terials at very reasonable prices. You
are invited To call.
Benny Merrill came down from the
Canadian gold country Monday where
he had been for several months in
company with NJ. +. Kalmbach. pros
pecting on some claims the above gen.
tlemen have in that country.
Chas. NJ. Leith, Jas. Williams and
f. Tromley. who has been connected
with the United States geological
survey i'm the Eastwood country the
past summer, returned Friday eve
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-11-09
Improved Train Service

Between Duluth and the Copper coun-
try. Travellers for HOughton, Calu-
met and other Copper County points
may leave Duluth on the South Shore
train at 6:30 p. m. arriving at destina-
tion In time for breakfast.
Returning leave Copper Country in
the evening and arrive at Duluth at
$50 a. m. the next morning.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-11-09
St. Paul & Duluth r. r.
Time Table of Trains Leaving and Arriv-
ing at Duluth

Time Table of Trains Leaving and Arriv-
ing at Duluth
I've Duluth. Arr Duluth
900 am Day Express ex- $40 pm.
cept Sunday-St.
Paul, Minneapolis.
Saltwater, Winona,
La Crosse, Chicago,
Omaha and West.
1866 pm Fast Limited, daily 1 :35 pm.
st. Paul. Mime
apolis. saltwater,
Milwaukee,, Chicago
st, Louis. Omaha,
Denver kansaSCity
least and west.
u:IO pm Night Express $50 am.
daily.--St. Paul,
Minneapolis, Still
water, Wfnona, Du-
buque. DeS Moines,
points east nd west.
Elegant chair cars on all day trains:
-S!eepers ready for occupancy at Duluth
Union deyot after D. m.
Tickets sold to all points in United States
Mexico and Canada.
Baggage checked from residences
Duluth City ticket office. 332 West Super
Tor St. Providence Bldg. and Union depot.
K. A. WHITAKER. General Agent Du-
Iutf,, and C K Stone, Gen. Pass. Agt., ST.
Paul.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-11-09

The place to find good winter under
wear, outside shirts and elegant
clothing, is, not ia IA drug or
grocery store, but THE ELY
CLOTHING CO." where the as
sortment is large and prices low.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-11-09

THE ELY CLOTHING COMPANY
unQuestionably carries the larg-
est stock OF Mems and Boys
Clothing in town. Their prices
are the lowest.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-11-09

If you would compare our prices with
those of others before buying any
thing in the line Of Clothing,
Shoes or Underwear, we would be
sure to get your trade, as we are
determined to undersell them all.
Selling more goods at smaller
profit is our motto.
ELY CLOTHING COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-16
THE WELLINGTON.
Counlrr proprrln fer Sale.

A pamphlet prepared by residents OF
Metuchen, N. j., describing that place, is
directed simply to heads Of families. 1t is
not a real estate agents circular. 1t gives
the facts about Metuchen. Those who
Issue it desire to reach only congenal peo-
pie, looking for a suburban home, who may
from reading the facts be led to visit them,
and who may from visiting them decide
that Metuchen offers the kind OF homo
and the kind Of surroundings they want.
The pamphlet may be secured by addressing
A G. Litterst Metuehen. N. !.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-16
PEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

s-.b 81 : 100 q W of Isl ave. 25xl"os heh'E en-
sclwanewede 10 Eugcna T kratkle. y
p,.,e 81 e. $. G062 T. 81 Bayard ST. - ~
josonh u Jennings 90 Adolrh conn ANA '' 4.
I74fh st. 80 40 East. 2uxloo. Frank Il he"' ~ 2
Forest-aNe. :. >6ll T. % "t ii,n'e i,,.,.,ade -, :
Gg II. CHARLES Hohl 10 Henry Schwane"epe
Itor-ra-.si " < south s.. of loi lo' inap IN
Andrew FindlaN. ls3l. properly a, , To-''l'' NJ
slas Hrowneil rofcr"e. 10 Nc ntH,rT I, '' 4
>ral Ben.d, society ~ city of New orr .,....,
., ave " : 4eil r. n Of l0jth - @1x>3' Jao'h o.,
Resenberger ana wife 90 Hem! Ne'ssc -.
l1.fh 81 u s 40 Il u ~ ave, -"Ni 4,
Raqina Raul and another % lsdbelid l>tpilUW,''
Madison ave ~ So 3. 2N'"- J. \ '''''' .,
tn and another - Rober; ~ ll> ,i -
7qth-st No 22G East. -. T.llNlo22 Hanhah nan =,
80 Alexander Rt.master ....... ,on -
,cs.h :, y = G5O Il Of " His ave -'Nlu'' oo
vafhi4s &, ,eren and wife tC Hermann Lu@s>el' -
81 81 ~ 25l East, 20x'6. Caroline IAn'"hpo'" ~ N
Lena Nicholson ..... ..'..'. - 4,
Orchard -. 5 - = OF Sianion 90 - -''N &c
,rrort,,a-. Pauins Lew . Henry Jones =
:. NorE's place : 37i q Of - ave. , Nh3" M
Horace Secor jr. referee. 10 JulIs D1es ,.s
10th Ct n : 4 ~ sth ave. 1'Nh'' ,HNatl (.
Northrup exocutriX ard trustee - ""''A : G
Mangin ST. W : - 4 : Of Rivinei on s. mEia ;"xNr
Jane F Cussck ana ano'her 70 Samuel No'"''" &C
,'e,ue " 767 4 4 73ih-st. 2acXl~' %
Laughlin Coyne and wife 10 Hannah wallace. .o ~
,os,b 6. n 3 800 Il Of Amsterdam ave. 5pA
1cO ii: Samuel Nol,man = al 10 Nlcha'' &C
s,e, 81 n " of West End ave 2iN5o2. -,
a5,r :. 40 g West. John Pannes. referee. 9" %
William r II Martin. 49,. -. -,y,-.oi;,., i
1st-ave No 7is. : - liV9i. Hannah NaIaoh ~.
20 Tauchnn Coyne '''''t'-+'' -
New-York tribune., 1898-11-16
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

parft Charles. to Florence \ Alker. Clinton
waiser .s.s 2 wdm # NJ I' to E@saa; anga 6d"sa
irgs Bark n 1881 ST. as" = Of len
schuIl.nberg' zenaide p and Jacob p, 70 Aao.pn
] II Meyer. Bosom Post r I'd adjoin,ns
lot 80 lae q zap Village q M,F,l'an'a runs
same to same. same propsr'I mon,ns +,
Graham. John and Sar'h. to ne E",,s['m' 55- ~
dustra. Savings Bank. n '4th-si 20 u = ''
nsa:on s1:sne MiehseL to Kebecca cohn 70 272 TO
Same 70 same. Same property yeat .-...'''..'
Sam to ;aag, ;ag s. I'mr t. r5da rrd~a1a and Henry H-n
72i A. 100 Il . q columbus J.. year
With William. 20 William ko'h 3d-s'' 20 u
Rrech 4noreW - th. Rowery savings Bank 40
sn" i &c George. g TO- hc Bowery savngs Bank 40
81 East 9Th -. wear ,,i
Nevins Louisa II :. T. the Eo"try se'insS h@a@ oaa.
rr4,fuss julius 20 Jos ph |. Buit"rwieser. - ~
$, Mafks Place. demand. ............ .-.......'
Same to La"mmlein Bu'en"iose'' SAM
RoSersson. Donald and sno!ner 20 Grosyenor
T,thard trustee e lO2i g. l53' y . ~
Ho.stSrSsm ave ............,, .....,,.
Rosenberg Joseph, and another - ne Mru"p'mm IL
IAN SAVINGS Bank Nos % and - Stan'on-S''
70 'o,,,in ygafT Dtn.id and another 20 lda "
Tentuhon as trustee. 1899 So. l@N6 r ~
An,s'f % Gan m ridelitv ami Deposi, COMPANY
~ NarVlard parcel II three acres. lane run
Ing nom Albany Pos Road 20 Hudson II't,,
Railroad station az Iv'idaie adjoining 'a'd OF
80 psfrl,i, secures contract.
Danzlse. Adolpl and Jacob Sonmer 10 Sarah II
powell No 10 I..wis-si. | year. .+--
Davidson. Salomon. i, Harris - C.l' and ar''hef'
~ 394 3d-ave 2 yeais ........ =, ......' 49,
C,,ine Er.de-icI 10 -" Lawyer MorSago IN
surance Company. lolst-si. lVp ana 10 J.
. n columbus ave. = yeats &. mortgagcsl.
Johnson HANNAH io Title tira'a.f"" and Trust
COMPANY 134ih-s'. 40 II ~ Par" ave-
Kcl.,. Robert 90 the Mutual Life Insurance Com
PAM, No ! s22 MaI,son-afc. ! yea. ...-.......
KAufn.aun Leopold. t. n" Seamen Bank fo'
S4vings Nos SIS AMI ,0o Bros iway. extends
TO Croshy-st. years .--------.. ..-..-.
Same 10 Jonas Wen aad qro'her. same property.
Yea" ............
Marin. william 4 u. TO Mar Best No 81
Wos' $tn e. year. ,,., ~, "a 9os
r4s; 1afh-st. instalu ent'
New-York tribune., 1898-11-16
CITY vs.. COUNTRY.

Roosevelt Manor Crawford. y. !. tss city appoint
neue and country advantages highly restricted, h"ah
fuv located bounded by beautiful stream Is quicker
f-om downtown fhan Harlem. sewers. water. electric
lighting and churches schools clubs. theatfe
and good society. several beautiful homes ready for
0.cupancv must be 10 be appreciated. can buy on
your own terms less than 70 rent. can build on
your own pians ~ PREFERRED for particulars Al
dress X W Posiofice Box l43 New York
New-York tribune., 1898-11-16

l44h Street.
The Approximate o., the charge to satisfy
above described property Is hn sold. Is
s30si.2o with interest thereon from the 10Th day or
October together With and allow amount
ng 1922 o3 thereon from october Goth
SOS together with the expenses OF the sale.
The property viii be sold IN parcels. Nos. and "
shown above diagram: parcel No. All. be SOLD
subject for $4,000. and interest. az IN"
rate of five per cent December 22nd 1897: parce
No will sold subject a mortgage foT $50 600 and
interest Of per from December 22nd
1897 and he respective amounts thereof allowed 10 tre
respective purchasers ou. of the respective purchase
moneys
The approximate OF the assessments ard
other liens unon said property which are 10 ne
allowed the purchaser out ~ the purchase money or
paid ~ Referee follows: on parcel No / the
f0r the ls"s amounting
SC3 Interest. and parcel No. H. the taxes
and cro,on the 1898 amounting 10
1903 20 and interest.
Dated New Yor,, October 3lst. 1898
~ ' ~ Holm II ROGAN
New-York tribune., 1898-11-16
NEW YORK SIPREME COrRr. County 0

-' New YORK k-Corne.ia W. Siade Plaintiff against
Patrick H. Lynch and others. defendants.
In pus suance II a judgmea Of foreclosure and sale
duly entered IN tie above entitled action bear
ing date 3ls day q October l>@s. the undersigned
referee Ia judgment namd WI, sell public
the Exchange saesrooms ~ Broadway IN the
Borough Manhattan. CITY = New York day
~ December. is.,S. T. o',oos that day rv
strong Ireland auc;ioncers. premises directed by
said Judgment he sold and therein descrbed follows
Al that certain lot piece parcel - land.
buildings thereon situate. Ning ard being
tath Ward of The Cy Now York Borough of Manha'
Land Map ~ tho city of New York. bounded nnd d.
tbed follows BEGINNING al point III" North
cry side l3sh street distant 255 fe"; Westerly from
fhe point formed by the intersection ~ The NorherN side
q, i,s,h street with the westerly side - Boucla,d
as wdenei running thence Northery and parallel with
he boulevard and part through party wall
30 roe If inches 10 the lire Of the c
e and parallel i3stt - feet Southery
and again parallel with the Bou"va-, and part of the
va, through a party wall 80 feet II inches n.
oy side 3sh street and thence along the Nor;heily
side of l3Sth Street IL feet point place ~
aiming he the said dimensions being
r~erls.s now known Number GlI West i3s'h Street
Ia ,ed New Yo!k. November 1th iSgs.
CLIFFORD W HARTRlDGE
Referee.
SETH y. ROBINSON
Attorney for plaintiff
203 Broadwa}. New York y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-16
s0th Street.

approximate - satis'y
which the above described property IS TO ,, sold - so
100 with interest thereon from the 2'ih day OF Octo
with and allowances amOuntir d,
to sos 35 with interest october 3lt 1895 together
with the exrcrses of sale The approximate
Of taxes other liens which 20 be a.
of th@ pur base money paid
b, he Referee S332 'b-0O and interest.
Dated New York November md. lAGS.
!. PATTERSON
New-York tribune., 1898-11-16

I3NtN Street
approximate amount - taxes other
Ion. which are bo allowed purchaser q. the
purchase money paid by the referee Is s215.
CLIFFORD W. HARTRiDGE.
Referee
New-York tribune., 1898-11-16
Gorctlosurc Sales.
>ooo~oo>N~~YoN~~NonoN~.o noN~.oo~NoNrOoNNNNoNN|oN/
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

~ PREME COT RI. GU MI Of NEW :
- YORK.-Iacob H. Butler plaintiff against Charles
l.. Ha-rell and others. defendants.
Ia pursuance Of a judgment ~ foreclosure and sale
duly made and entered entitled action. bear
the 26h day Of October lSls. J. the undersgncl
Referee said Judgment named. Will sell at pubic
the NeY York Real Estate S1lesrooni Nnni
her III Broadway IN Borough II Manhattan, city of
New YORK. IN tho 23rd day Of November. ls5s, az l.
O'Clock noon that day. by Peter l. Meyer. Auc
oneer premises directed by said judgment TO be sold
and therein fscrbed ss follows:
All certain pieces parcels ~ land situate
lying beng the Twelfth Ward of tne CITY OF Ne"
York and taken together bounded and described IS ol
lows: Beginning formed the intersef hon
the SOuthery side OF one hundred and forty hr Su"r
with Eascrly SIDE of Amsterdam Avenue and run
Ming Southefly. along said EaseriS side ot Am
Avenue. hundred and ninety nine ODD ieet
and flO) inches 70 me corner formed nF inc instst
fourth street in said Esstery side - Amsterdam Aye
nue.: thence Eastery. aoIg fad Northerly Side on one
hundred fIryfour:h street. thirty cV) fft thence
Norherv parallel with Amsterdam Avenue. one nunire
Southerly hundred and fory nfth street am
Westerly along said SOuthsTiy sine ~ one hu"p
forty-nfh Street thirty tjO feet to the corner @
place of beginning. SUBJECT neVertN'l'ss - ~
Nortsery onehaf o said PREMISE to the covenants
tie sale liquors. beer or vine contahed III
recorded the Office % the Eegste ot the ~
and ounty York Block series of 'onfeyah,,-
Section T. Lib, 3D. page 37t - BJECT also As 70 IN.
restriction as character Of buildings and as %
nuisances the deei recorded IN the once
SAID Register Block Series Of Conveyances Sec2n
Iber 81 page 3O6 far the affect said sou'neF's
Da.ed New York October 3's, lsos r,.
sAMrEL ". WEISS Attorney for Pairn' - -
Wall Street. New York Cty. .,.-,
The following is diagram of tie premises mentioned
ard described in the judgment herein.
i43h Street
New-York tribune., 1898-11-16
[EW-YORK SUPREME COURT. County o

Y f.N
~ Now York Austin e. Fletcher and ano as Trus-
tees. etc Plaintiffs against FeN krupp and others ce
PENDANTS ia
In pursuance o judgmen, ot fore, losurs and sac
dly made a. ent.reI the above en- tiei action pear
ing date tho 3ii day October 1895 the undersieLc
the Referee In said judgment named viii sell at pun
auction at the New York Real Estate saiesroorn 20
III BROADWAY in the Borough - Manhattan. CITY 81 NV
York on tho 29h DAY q Novembe-. l,'' at !. GO. 4
noon on :hat day by Peter r. Never au'uoneeF' tne
premises direc,ed by sed Judgment to be Sold and
therein described follows. -. -,
All thai certain lot. piece parcel or land WIN the
building and improvements thereon erected situate wing
and being in the city New York and bounded AM DE-
scriisd flows; ,.., -, , =.
Nicholas Avenue distant ffy-r rine f"et three incnes
s'uhev from the corner formed by the intersection ot
the Westerly side Of st Nicholas Avenue win me sou
.y slie o, one hundred and Twetieh street runn 8
thence wescry parallel win one hundred ana Iwenue;h
stree, en- five and three quarter nches
,rerc sohe, and at angles 10 one hundred ana
IYenteth See twenty-five feet TWO and thfee luart.
inches thence eastory again parallel with one hundred
and twentieth stree elGhty-two feet eleven and hEe-
cgbbs inches TO the westerly side of s. Nicholas
Aenue and n fene nctherly along St Nicho as Avenue
nine feet six quarter inches 10 the point n
place - beginning. ,soe
Dated New York. osenber 2nd. NV.
EDWARD l.. PATTERSON Referee.
Ar-STTN n FLETCHER. Attorney in person and attor
70, ror pla MINIS 81 J. ..''V -''''i Ne" >ork 'fY.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-16

-. lesI
New-York tribune., 1898-11-16

Ecstnres ano Alerhn9s.
ANNUAL MEETING VI the NEW lo"-
"a SOCIETY FOR THE RELIEF OF WIDOWS, ~,
ORPHANS OF MEDICAL MEN will be heid Al
Academy VI Medicine Wednesday. November 10 e.
sP NJ ANDREW r. CuRRIER n. ps ~"
New-York tribune., 1898-11-16

A DVERTlsEMENTS snd Subscriptions Tor The Tr.buns
y their Uptown Once, No. Ia. broadway.
"a door north of 3stst Lntl O'Clock ai, erts.-
nens recrtc the following branch Offices regular
cor 2ld-s'.: 49, 6thave. l2ihsi Mac>s. 6'h ave
iia Columbus ave. near West ttta-st 100
West ia1 9th 81 East i+th-ft. 23I West
i2d st. eth ana sth $50 East iIh st l5SS
81 ave- tdtt and I'm lO26 3d-aVe. near
sIst-st; Los isavs.. s9,h-si $50 30 ave near
<lst-st 3d-aNe: 2iO Beecker-rt 32J Bleecker
:OOS 3IaSe 80 East T0h-s: l02i 3D. ave- .cC2 81 ave-
New-York tribune., 1898-11-16
Countrn Real estate tor Sale.

NOR SAI.E.-rcgar' country house. hall. i9x36; mas
electric light. ! i. SWIFT. @7l Broadway. y Y
New-York tribune., 1898-11-16
Ocean 5lramers.

Ocean 5iramers
.o-~>-r11orllInnrr1D 1Dr>~-NrOrl/|r~(oreco<
NORTW G[sRMNM l1WWlU.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON BREMEN
Travs Tu Nov 90 10 A ". Saale. .Tu Dec 13. 10 A N
X Fr drich Nov 90 10 An. Trave .Tu. Dec. 20 10 "
Lain ..Tu Dec 10 An. Saale ..Tu. Jan. 10 10 \ NJ
Kaiser Wilhelm der sc.......... jan. ,. 10 \. NJ
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN.
II H. Thursday Nov. u. noon
OELRiCHs q CO. BOWLING GREEN.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-03-11
Says Part ti tlsc Sh ". !n,lon 1, l:nwl
Upward anh !r cts Four Feat
Out uf he Water.

WILMINGTON. N. c., March "a
special to The Star from Southport says
that j. w. Bonner, one of the divers
employed on the Maine in Havana har.
Dor, arrived there during the day on
the tug L. J. Jones from Key West.
Bonner says he went to Havana on the
steamer Right Arm Feb. % and was
employed on the Maine until the 2S1h.
He states that the Maine was undoubt-
eddy blown up through outside agency.
He tells how the forward turret was
thrown from the port side backward u
distance of 70 feet on the starboard
superstructure, and the ships bottom
on the starboard side, with green paint
on it, was thrown up and projects four
feet out of the water. The bow, he
says, is detached from the main part of
the ship by q breadth OF water of 20
feet, which, by his soundings, proved
to be 80 feet in depth.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-03-11
ASPECT IS NEyACING
London Papers Discuss the Se-
riouS Conditions Prevail
ing in the East.
Russia's Latest Step Nothing
Less Than the Seizure
Of Territory.
Cars Peremptory Demands
Causing Uneasiness to
the Chinese.

LONDON, March 8. All the morning
papexs omlment on the menacing as.
pect of affairs in the far East. The
Daily Chronicle, in a strong editorial,
says:
Gas a rebuff to Lord Salisbury moth
ing could be clearer and more painful.
Russia has simply begun the partition
OF China. 1t anyone asks what China
will do, the answer is very simple.
There is no such thing us China. The
real questions are: What will England
do, and what Japan?
eff ever Great Britain needed u
strong a it is now, and the country
will learn with dissatisfaction that
again, at a moment of acute crisis, the
premier's health compels him to
go abroad. Thus both the queen and
the prime minister are to be absent
when their presence is peculiarly
needed"
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-03-11
NEEDED.
Ten Million Dollars Will he Assigned fol
That Purpose.

Ten Million Dollars Will he Assigned for
That Purpose.
WASHINGTON, March 9.-While no
exact estimate has been made of the
share of the $50, 000, 900 appropriation
to be allotted to ammunition. it is esti.
mated hat at least $40. 900. 900 would
be so assigned, owing to the enormous
cost of reilling the ammunition chests
Of the warships now in service. At
present there is not enough ammuni.
ton on hand for Il reflling beyond
that now on board. A single refilling
costs S., 900, 600. Each first class bat
tleship carries 400 tons of ammunition.
With the amounts on hand and the re.
fills which are being calculated on, the
navy would have an ample supply of
ammunition, w if the ships were
called into frequent action.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-03-11
GOES TO HAVANA
Cruiser Montgomery Ordered
to Sail at Once.
WILL RELIEVE THE FERN THERE
latter to Carry Supplies to the starv-
ing Cubans of Matanzas and
IN la Grande.

WASHINGTON, March 9.-The navy
department has announced that the
cruiser Montgomery will relieve the
dispatch boat Fern at Havana, and
thar the Fern will carry provisions and
relief supplies to Ma,anzas and Sagua
Ia Grande.
The Fern is a dispatch boat without
heavy armamen: or guns, althougl !, she
belongs to the navy and IS technically
a naval vessel. AS size comes as near
being a transport as anything i'll our
naval service her selection will accord
with the Spanish suggestion that a
transport or merchant ship undertake
this carriage Of relief supplies.
The sending of the Montgomery to
Havana is primarily intended to re.
place the Fern, which is now at Ha-
vana. The Montgomery is an un-
armored cruiser of 2,oS9 tons, with an
armament of 10 guns, and carries 22s
men.
The Montgomery will be the first
United States warship at Havana since
the Maine disaster.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-03-11
AS PROOF OF GOOD WILL
Reason Spain Asked for the Recall OF
General Lee.

Reason Spain Asked for the Recall OF
General Lee.
MADRID, March 9.-The details of
Spain's request that the United States
governments recall General Fitzhugh
Lee from his post as consul general of
the United States at Havana are as
follows:
The United States minister, General
Stewart L: Woodford, had a confer.
ence at the Spanish foreign ministry on
Thursday last with Senior Gullon, min.
lister for foreign affairs, and an official
Of the ministry for foreign affairs, who
acted as interpreter. Senior Gullon ex-
pressed the desire of the Spanish gov
eminent that General Lee be recalled
''as proof of the good will of the United
States" General Woodford cabled
Immediately to Washington on the
subject and the reply of the United
States government was communicated
to Senior Gullon on Saturday.
Some of the Spanish provincial pa
pers have referred to the matter, but
the newspapers of Madrid have not
made any reference to it.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-03-11
CoNGREssMEN APPROVE.
Members Heartily End orse tho Action of

Members Heartily Endorse tho Action of
the President.
WASHINGTON, March 9.-.The senti.
ment at the Capitol, and especially on
the house side, was unanimous in sup.
port of the action of the president in
declining to recall General Lee. The
immense gravity of the situation
seemed profoundly to impress the menu
bers who stood about the lobbies before
tho house met. Without regard to
party, all united in commanding the
presidents stand, and the unanimous
desire expressed was in support of any
measures he may deem necessary to
maintain the American contention.