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Evening star., 1898-03-25

Acting under instructions given by the Executors
the store has been closed since o'clock today to MAX
dons the remaining stock that will sweep out wit
completely close up the business with all possible speed
~ AS we told you yesterday, cost has been ignored
Now the sacrifices that are being made are without the
slderation of how great the loss may be. THEY ARE
WILL SELL EVERY STITCH OF STOCK AT ONCE.
BY this evening the task will be competedtoo late
be chronicled here i'm anything like complete detail
gain fair idea of the enormity of the reductions
quotations. Let them urge visit here tomorrow,
halfand that of all other lines throughout tine mouse.
been overlooked i'm this last great slaughter.
Tomorrow nights Star and Sundays Post will givt
COUNT of this days cutting.
Evening star., 1898-03-25

Hundreds have been cured OF dangerous Lung
and Throat troubles with Jayne's Expectora mt .
For names. residences and dates Jaype's Med
fcal Almanac. Free, at your druggist.
Evening star., 1898-03-25

II you want anything. try an ad. In The
Star. II anybody has what you wish, you
will get an answer.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-05

Sou VIII surely pay the penalty,
4, INC stomach and liver are ont of ords-
tnat tnat Is going to weaken the whole constitv
uon unless the right means are taken to ~.
store these fundamental organs Of Tho srs
zen, TO thcir natural condition, This Ia ~
aStlS what is done by DR.. Pierce's Goidcn
Medicat Discovery. Its direct action ,ino,
tHe liver and digestive organs is the s"cTrt
OF It's astonishing curative effect in ali die.
eases of malnutritiou. ~ "'' o'S'
,,,N insures perfect nutrition: It makes the
blood pure and red and full Of VITALITY. il
creates healthy flesh and muscular encruv
!. !! Is lar better than sickening indigcsti6ie
=, ,emuiSious' or merely STIMULATING mali
extracts" Its good effects are lastiro
=, Mrs. Ecoecca r. Gardncr Of Grafton yor, ~
sai wtitcs; ~ was so sick with dysnrns;, thotT
S Soua not cat anything for over fout ,nonths
nau 20 StatSe myself as nothing would stav an ,,,,
sohacn. itried almost everything thaf oan,is
~ ~mou,o teli me about, ard nothing did me on,,
Eooo. weighed only So pounds Itoot i've ~
u usS on ths Golden Medical Discovery anI
.nank M Sod' and your medicine am ms we,i as
tr St,, "ss' ana now weigh las pounds 7 hayS a
te not!e OF your Savcrite Prescfiption' nov a,,S
tna! p Is wonderiul medicine for female yveatneHs
sta'se God that he created such man as Won =
-, FOR all eonstpated conditions DR. pierce,s
tteasant Pellets are the most scientific am;
permanent cure. No other remedy Ia so
scientific aud perfect " ~
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Which il better, to thoroughly
cleanse ana purify tho blood Just
now, or make yourself Liable to
the many dangerous al I'm II Is
which are SO prevalent during
summer? Impurities have been
accumulating in tho blood all
winter, and right now is tho timo
to get rid Of them. A thorough
course of Swift's Specific is needed
to cleanse tho blood and puri-
fy tho system, toning up and
strengthening it all over. Those
who tako this prccaution now arc
comparatively safe all summon;
but to neglect it is to invite some
form of sickness which is 80 COM
mon during the trying hot season.
1t Is now that u course of Swift's
Specific
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-05

k''' of United States ir tho Family OF
Nations.
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"P," y. III. "a" Il. IN.

II.
Trains and 10 carry clngnnt Pullman
Blceping cars between Columbia and Aahcvijlo
enroutc daily between Jacksonville and Cincin
natl. ~
Trains leave Spartanburg, A. & G. d,yi,dop,
nnrthDound. 6:M q. H., H:ai y. M, q 10 D. m
tEestlbule Limitcd); kouthbOund l2:4N a. in'
Trains leave Greenvilo. a. and G. division.
a,' n0rthRonnd' 40 q. m, 2:3i T. N. aud 6:@ p. NJ.
':35 p. M. l2 80 p. m, (Vcsibulcd Limiicdr. "''
Pullman Service.
10 Pullman palace sleeping cnrs on Trains:l5 and
60 u and 8, OH a. and c. division.
fRANK g. CANNON, J. NJ CULp,
-, Ihlru ". " Gcn. Mgr, r. NJ, Washington.
w. A. TURK, s. IT, UARDVvIuR
Gen. Pass Agt. AsI Gcn. Pns.' .,M' Ay't
Washington, y. O. AijnnIn q,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-05

of ono hand, can be controlled until
Wednesday. After that what might
happen if the President asks for
further delay is problematical.
Mr.. Bromwell, of Ohio, for in
stance, who expresses hope that he
will lot be obliged to part company
with the President, says he will vote
with the Democrats If necessary to
overrulc the Speaker after Wednes-
day. Mr.. Cooper, of Wisconsin, has
made similar statement. The Re-
publicans Of the House committee on
foreigr affairs have held informal
meetings today, aud have practically Y
agreed to report a resolution Of Il
tenor similar to that agreed up.n by
the foreign rotations committee OF the
Senate yesterday. The House reso-
lutions will probably follow the Ian
guage Of those Of the Senate regard
ing the blowing up Of the Maine.
These resolutions will be practically
agreed upon by the committee to.
morrow, but will not be reported uu
til the President sends his message
to Congress, although thelc is at
least one Of the Republicans Of the
committee who is in favor of favor
ably reporting them tomorrow. Mr..
Adams, the acting chairman Of the
committee, in the absence Of Mr..
Hit, saw the President today, and
informed him Of the probable action
of the committee. All the Republic
cans called upon Mr.. Hit at his resi-
dencc during the day.
I!NGO GKQrT'S CRAZY SCHEME.
Mr.. Grou,, Republicsn, of Yer
mont. said that while some of the
Republicans Of the House were very
impatient. ho Thought they would
RESTRAIN themselves If the President
q sired a few days additional. Mr.
"'oNt has prepared resolution,
""'rn tie VIII Introduce tomorrow,
a?propriatiny $l.No0,QQD to raise
tue hull Of 'h" Maine. "lf she was
olo"h Nl' S"Id ne, we eau We'll nf
!"r' I" spch" million TO demon
s!1at" NH"t tact. li'r hull could be
r"ls"i by building Golfer dams II
''
H..nr.sa.,,a,ivo p;.ha, y .,,,:
can ~ >1;.l:,.., 81, =,
,na,rhars harso;,;sl.Iou,.,;.. ,.I
.,ronyIv for .c.:o, .ra n.;I,,.
.,iy..,na p-c.;l.,., . ,,..-,,,.,,
..Tbo,o ,,.r ,,o :. a....-
for u.ac.o:v};on ,r.,.,...,.-.,., :,
H.. saj3 ".r3 ,.o a,,,, -,
few 3ays i NJ N,E;n1a ,..-
R..i3a. ovor, 1., os,
prorar.t;or.
Mr. Iou1 Ro,n,,;c,, - ro,:,o
t.ia said ho was w;,,;,u ,.a;, ,,.
,bo pro.;1o.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-05

had been received, since which time
tho negotiations have heen at halt.
This, however. his not lessened tho
Spanish minister's activity in keep
Ing his Government fully apprised
rs to tho general aspect Of affairs in
this country. The elaborate man
n"r in which this cable intelligence
has gono to tho authorities at Mad
rid is probably without II parallel.
1t is understood that whom tho sit
natlon began to assume its most
serious aspect single cable dis
patch scnt by the minister to tho
foreign office at Madrid cost $1,000.
Another dispatch cost 500; another
SlOO. Ia this way the Madrid autho-
rites arc kept in close touch with
tho condition Of affairs here, not on.
~ as IT relates TO official negotiations,
but moro particularly to tho tcnden-
cles and ali those circumstances
which will permit! tho Madrid Gov
crnncnt to gauge tho situation at
Washington.
SPANISH MINISTER AT SECRETARY SnER.
MANS DINNER.
Secretary Sherman gave Il dinner
last night, at which the Spanish min.
lister was ono of the guests, Senator
Lodge, Of the Senate committee on
foreign relations, and Col. Fred
Grant, Of New York, being among
the others present. The presence of
the Spanish minister at the home Of
the Secretary of State was devoid of
signlticnnne, except rs shown , tho
pacific outward appearance of affairs.
Being purely social gathering, the
Spanish situation was not alluded
to, although it is understood to have
required some tact to avoid the alb
sorblng topic Of current interest.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-05
WtT Nerala anQ g}elrs
WAITING ON THE PRESIDENT
WEDNESDAY THE LIMIT OF ESDUR-
ANCE IN WASHINGTON.

No Startling Developments or EScitemc cnt
Either In Washington or Madrid-ExCcI-
lent Reason for Delay, Even " War
be Inevitablc-Thc Presidsnt's
Friends Claim that Ills Re.
lamentations Will
be Specific and
Vigorous.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-05

l.lo u. m. train from Augusta makes close
ggonhcc gc lon nt calhoun rails Tor all points on
tinsc connection at Greenwood for MI
points p, ~. on :. a. j.. and g. and q Railway, aid
~ ,SPafihhbhrH wI'h Southern Railway
FOR any IT, nation relative 10 t:eke ets
rates, hchtdrilcs, address, '
M j. CRAIG, Gen. Pass Agt.
~ St' HUn MUn ~, SoI; AZ Augusta, Ga.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-05

u,nn u"n'ii,s rs arrive and depart In Co'umIi, OF
Pnihnnns a,S, h,TrS, station. Nos. 3, and 20 AIRY
in, tsnmr ~. It ping cars between New ok and
ImIim'snEit' Ii"E it'r, wa a Nshcvil", conncciinr wi II
o"d dmmam mn phll chs between ,JochsmnWn,, W
iotc TO- iact ~, "nu @ rmn solid trains ton har.
s,c. TS a." % an ana ~ carry Pullman drawing room
cHnn,rti"af nt car q, oiiween Tween TAMPA and New Yrrb %
Limited. ''''e with Southwestern
Fo' '"' 'hHr imf"r,nnt'o"'anp,y, 70
J." NJ FLEMING ID. +. A.,
\ : pp>,>.,>,,,Sa Savannah, Ca
"M. BCfIER,!JR T y.
SEAS. U. 4. " ~ ~
IN N,ono Columbia, s.C.
Jacksonville, Fla.
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BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD.
H. C. BEATTIE, Receiver
SHE CHARLES STON LINE

ionnie Daily Trains between Charlesto,,
Columbia and Augusta
,.,,, QUICKER TIME.
3ooi1i ChltOLlNA IL GEORGIA K c
pASBENGER DErA MRST,
CiAHLEsToN: $. g., Jan. "a, 1887.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-05

received no instruction in this line.
There is the samo anticipation hut
lack Of definite action in British,
German and other diplomatic quar-.
ters.
1t is probable that mediation would
take definite form If tho foreign rep.
resentatives werc convinced that war
was inevitable and was about TO he dc.
clarei While they look uron tho
situation MS grave, the general sent.
III mt among them is thai the matter
has not yet progressed beyond tho
range of diplomacy and pacific set
t!ement, For that reason there was
strong INCLINATION shown today
to wait until the Presidents message
was sent to Congress, the feeling
long that the real issue could not
he determined until the message had
been submitted.
WHY SPAIN DRooKS FuREIGN INrERtrR-
fNCE.
AT the outset Spain WAS mo: t
earnest for mediation, aud to this
end addressed note TO the Powers
about ten days ago. Now, however,
a the prospects for mediation APP
pear to he grow .ng the Spanish au
thorities seem % be less inclined to.
" 1rd this course. This may be due
to the fact that Spain had looked
upon mediation as an indirect form
OF Intervention Of the European Pow
ers in favor OF one Of their own mum.
Der. The Spanish note drveloped
that the Powers were not ready for
any such radical step, France made
the declaration, through Premier
Hauotaux in the French Chamber,
that France would treat both parties
allk" as friends. This was an III,
expected reverse for Spain, as she
h"' 'e' 'h"' the French ownership
81 Nl"''lilN'"' "Nad"t upe and other
'7'"u"S "onid lncli"e her to symEa'
thizc with Spain in defending SOY.
erclgutv over Cuba.
wNyKE MEpiAT!OS WOULD ByG,v
II WAS stated by one Of the amhas-
sadorS TO-DAY that any NOV" for med
la''ol "odId hr~t assume form by al
eAchanSe oi notes among the Euro
Peah f0"e'5' "h'th could be done
yer! spec a'!E hE telegraph II case
war crisis seemed at hand. In such
event the general understanding
diplomats her" Is that Great
Dll'a'h' rance, termanT and Aus
'ria ""o!h u" c2nsnltcd, as tier
commercial Interests would be Sc.
rlous'! crippled by a war between
'ne .hi'ea States and Span, which
nusS'a ana Italy also might be con
suited owing to their Influence in
european "halrs' although their I'M
mealate interest IN the Spanish
american cohli'c' would be far less
Imam 'n"' OF 'n' other countries men.
''oneo'
CABLE FACILITIES VIA ST. THOMAS.
1t is probable that ucoot;o;on will
be opened by this Government with
Denmark to allow cublo mnsso,oo =,
como over thc French line from tlo
Danish Islands of St. Thomas 10 tho
United States. With tho Joow.,l
Island, of which 81 Thom,s ;s
centre, as tho proubl, contra ,r ,,,,,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-05
S. S. S. Fff Pfe Blood

will accomplish so much toward
rendering tho system capable of
resisting tho OWL influences which
are so liable to attack it during
tho summer when sickness is so
abundant. It is tho best tonic
and system-builder on the market,
because it 10 real blood remedy
and is mado solely to search out
and remove all impurities, and
supply an abundance Of pure, rich
and red blood. S. S. S. is made
exclusively of roots and herbs,
and is Natures own remedy. 1t
is purely vegetable, and is the
only blood remedy guaranteed to
contain no potash, mercury o.
other mineral. Be sure to get s.
S. S. There is nothing half as
good.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-05

The Spanish minister, Scnor
Polo y Bernabe, and his staff, had a
busy Sunday, although it did not
bring any developments changing
the situation. The ..inister did not
see State dcpartm, Mt officials dur.
ing the day. His last official ex
change with the authorities here was
on last Friday, after Spain's answer
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-05

Your money or
your life "a says
the higllwayiliaii.
But that is not half
SO pcrcnptory q
challenge as the
one which disease
ives to n careless
traveller upon the
highway Of health.
Disease con-
fronts a man and
says I" Your attei,-
tion or your life !
Prudence or your
hic ! co III Ill O n
sense or your
life "
When sickness
begins to get the
best ofa man there
Is no use arguing
about it; no mat.
ter how insignif.
cant the trouble
may appear nj the
start, unless you
exercise prudence
md Nnt,, .,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-05

TO Atlanta, Oh, rlotte, Augusta, Athens, VII
ningtOn, New OrleS MS. Chattanooga
Nnshvillo and New York,
BOSOM, Richmond, " ashington,
Norfolk, Philadelphia. -..
SCheuu Q IN e1ieri Jun. 2i IHuH
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-05
PARTY lines WEAkENINn

1t can bo pretty confidently as,
serted that all the Republicans of
tn" House, with possible exceptions,
which could DO counted on the fingers
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-05

be Specific and
Vigorous.
Washington, April 3.-The opln-
ion, almost universally held in Wash
ington tonight by leading public men
and diplomats, is that the crisis will
reach its climax this week, and that
the question Of war or peace will be
determined within the next seven
days. Senators and Representatives
met and conferred all day about the
gravity Of the situation, and at the
White House the President consult.
ed with several members OF his Cab.
met and other cOuiilcutial advisers
regarding the message which he is
preparing TO send to Congress. At
the State, war and navy buildings
active work was going on, aud alto,
gether it has been a day Of suppress.
ed feeling. No definite day has
been yet announced when the mes
sage is to be sent to Congress, and
all that seems to be absolutely Ger.
tain tonight is tina, il will no, 90 in
tomorrow; Tn">,!ay possibly. but
mora urohs(lv Wednesday, or ror
haps Thurs luv. Ia addition TO the
physical work Of PREPARING the com.
prchensive documea, which TIE Pres.
dent expect, 70 res, .A,uor;cn's cas-.
with the world, there are other req.
sons WHY those in char. q IN. war
prepara'ious VIII wricL uIv every
h9Nr 0e."E.
THE NEErLo u IHEr4EG yo.. WAR.
War material which wc have or.
6.r.l abroad : ,., yn. .l;,,ral .,a
the factories in tbs couu,,y. which
are 4, work d.v a.i uj,Lt 1ua}.;,.,
powder auI praiac,Il.-. Ar. a,.r;,,s
for d:lav. Sof.e Of ,L. iar,or;o. il
Connection, with contracts h,ya.n'a.
graphed Representative Hit, uryjr,
all the d.lly u,..jhla Ttav ..v
every day Low j. r!eciuu,
.yr,yx -. .,.,.;,,v
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so,oa -, -. ;,;...,
evo, syy.,, .,o,h.,;o.u, ,,.
oo,o, ,.:u, =,
,;,,ora,,. ,7 "'''
and tho corr,r, ,r,rIl ,,.;,,;..,i, ,.,
lny .horo lo no;., a..
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-05

Children Ike it, it saves their lives Wo
mean on" Minute Cough Cure, infallib,e
rtiht"! lot coughs. colds. CT up, hrunchittS
Ellhrn. ana ali throat and luug troubles. w.
t. L, lhnm. "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-05-21
CERvERA CROWS.
Thinks He Has Upset All the United
States Naval Plans.

London. May 21.-The Madrid cor
respondent of the Daily News, saws:
admiral Ccrvcra's dispatch from San
tiaEo de Cuba, to the minister of ma
rlne contained further details for the
information of the government alone.
1t is pointed out here that the Ameri-
can plan was 70 set command Of the
sea as condition to future move
ments."
Admiral Cervera's brilliant move
reminding one of Lord Nelson's race
from the West Indies to Trafalgar and
his escape from the French-deprives
America Of the command Of the seas
and demonstrates to the world that the
blockade of Cuba is merely nominal.
Admiral Cervera has given the slip
to two powerful fleets that have been
securing the ocean for a fortnight in an
endeavor to catch him. All the Amer
lean schemes depend thereupon.
Admiral Cervera, with four cruisers
and a few destroyers, alone in the At
lantic, ignoring events in Cuba and IN
Porto Rico and the position of the
American squadron has out-manue-
vered disorganized and dispersed the
CONTINUED on page %
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-05-21
100000 VOLUNTEERS.
Some States Likely to Lose Chance to
Send Their Quotas.

Washington, May 20.-At 1920 to-
night it was announced at the adju-
tant generals office that $4,000 vol
untcers had been mustered into the
United States army, 1t is expected
that from now until the remainder of
the $4,000 men called for have been
mustered, the work Will proceed very
slowly.
The probability is that if the muster
ing of the required quota is not com
pleted by the first of next week, the
call so far as the delinquent states are
concerned, will be cancelled and VOL
unteers will be accepted from other
states.
kilograms We're received form North
Carolina, this evening, indicating seri-
Gus difficulty in organizing the nee
essary troops in that state.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-05-21
AT MADRID.

Madrid. May 20-4 T. M-The min
listers in full uniform. appeared in the
Senate. today. The new cabinet is al
ready nicknamed the "Circumstantial
cabinet"
The premier. Senior Segasta explain
Cd the ministerial crisis and asserted
that the new ministry Will continue the
policy Of the former one. He related
how Spain did everything to avoid
war, until America, violating all recog-
nizcd diplomacy attacked Spain with
an Injustice unprecedented in the an
nails Of civilized history and compelled
Spain to respond with war to the war.
which Spain would continue to thu
utmost UNTIL an honorable peace is OBJ
tainable."
This" the premier continued, lis a
strong policy, and the new government
VIII also enersetica!ly conduct nego-
tiations with European and other
states
Count Penaramiro proposed the Sem
ate's congratula tions to Admiral Ger
vera on his arriving safely at Santiago
de Cuba "and cleverly lodging the
American squadrons."
Capt. Aunon. minister of marine. re-
sponded in the name of the navy. high
~ eXtolling Admiral Cervera. In so
doing he said the arrival OF the Spanish
squadron in Cuban waters would ca-
ment the friendship of the Cubans with
Spain, and will prove to the world that
Spain Will never abandon Cuba while
the mother country retains her vital
ity."
The congratulations were unanimous
~ voted
A Spanish official version of the en-
gagement said to have taken place off
Santiago de Cuba. yesterday, previous
to the arrival of the Spanish fleet, says
the American warships were repulsed
and adds that one of them was dam
aged.
7. MIN the Chamber, today,
Senior Sagasta repeated his speech,
Senior Silvela. leader of the dissident
Continued on page 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-05-21
CtRVERk REPORTS.
Cables Madrid that He Has Arrived al
Santiago.

Madrid May 2o-S 4. Mat IL o'clock
Yesterday evening. the minister Of ma
rine Capt. Aunon. received a dispatch
from Admiral Cevera, in command Of the
Cape Verde squadron Of the Spanish fleet.
Ii read:
Santiago de cuba. May 10.
This morning. | have. without Incl
dent. entered this port accompanied by
the squadron. (Signed) CERNERA'
The minister Of marine Immediately
went TO the residence Of the premier
Senior sagasta, and communicated this
information. He then proceeded to the
palace for the purpose Of Informing the
Queen Regent. but Her Majesty had al
ready retired and the news was conveyed
to her ny the lnfanta Isabel
Captain Aunon then went to the adj
miralty and cablel his congratulations to
Admiral Cervera.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-05-21
% Sampson and Scey Are Now Expected Unite Their Forces
::$$ and Completely Annhaae the Spanish Warshps
Regiment to Start for Chckamauga Monday-Col Phi
brook, ID Regr n c. S. w. Restored to Duty
GENERAL WAR SITUATION.

Washington May 20.-An of the
news given out. today. at thu
navy department was comprised in
the one short bulletin posted at the
close If the day, stating that the d.
partmcnt had Information, believed to
be authentic, that Admiral Cervera,
with his Spanish dying squadron, was
at Santiago dc Cuba. This went To
confirm the newspaper reports and the
Madrid cablagram published, this
morning
Accepting this statement AS correct,
it indicates that there is little prob
abilit~of a Immediate hostile .nectin@
between Sampson or Schley and
Cervera. Looking over the charts of
Santiago harbor. the experts soon dis
covered that the place would be a
veritabe rat trap for the @paniards
with its narrow entrance, in which a
single American monitor could bottle
up the whole Spanish fleet.
The naval strategy board, rechristen-
~ of r,,. +ha ,,.a,. I,oa,1 i Il loca o,,o
i4e ,,a.- ,.t;,.o ,,,.1 ,.o1,,al.1o ,,..,,,
hers in the person Of Captain Bark r.
He will leave Washington, tomorrow.
g.. t,o,,,n+,.., r,od. - +ot,a c.,,,,,,,on,1
Of the fine protected cruiser Newark,
watch ~. ;,et haan ux+arsf,alv ~
a;.a
T. >. >-.+,a +,,,. t,,o <a,,arl, ,.;l1
iaf, con,n.,,s .o,,a1ron in thA yya.r
,,:. ., IL .,. ,.,,, ~ ,h.,..
7. ,,, ~ to,, a,tor,,,ina.7 ,,.1,o ,,-ill
......., r..4 pa,.l,.,. -. ,,,o,,,,,a. IL
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