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What We Mean
By
"YOur Credit Is Good. /"

Credit is the life of trade Half
the business of the country would
stop if the system of mutual trust
Were done away with. Within re-
cent years the system has been in
troduced into the retail trade, thus
giving each individual the same
privileges as the merchant We
nave long since adopted it, and find
II works to perfection Everyone
VINO Is anyway responsible Is at
liberty to come here and oDen an
account We extend them time in
which to pay their bills, Just as
the manufacturer extends us time
10 settle our accounts in, IL we wish
to take IT. The proportion Of rogues
to honest men is so extremely small
that We have never found IL neces-
sary 10 put up our prices one iota:
IN other words. we sell on credit at
literal cash prices There Is moth
ing wonderful about it-no catch in
it-and no reason why you should
not make use of the advantages in
buying that Ii eonfers.
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AUCTION SALES
WALTER B. WILLIAMS { CO., ,l,.--!al1ct Auct

WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneer,,
TRUSTEES SALE Of house No s2Is :.
Washington, d. C-By virtue az a 1esd ~
trust, recorded in Liber 1874 folio 45I. OF tSe
land records of the District OF Columbia we will
sell at public auction IN front OF the premeise~
on SATURDAY. AUGUST 20. Is9s at 5 O'CLOCK
p NJ part Of lot 50, in square No I2Is In that
part OF the city OF Washington formerly LH7yyn
as Georgetown, in the District OF Columbia he
same fronting 20 feet l inch On the south side al
y Street. by a depth Of $50 feet, and living next
east Of the east 80 feet II inches Of said lot s.
Terms Of Sale-Cash- deposit Of 500 re-
quired at time of sale. Conveyancing stamps
and recording at cost Of purchaser
j. H0LDSYORTH GORDON,
Trustee.
CHARLES H. FTCKLNG.
au9-d&ds-em Trustee
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SUICIDE OF AN ATHLETE.
unreauited Love the Probable
Cause of seIf-Murder.

Baltimore Aug. 19.-Miles Tull. young,
athletic. good-looking, and evidently pos
sessed of extraordinary determination.
shot himself dead yesterday morning in
the boarding house of Mrs NJ Haley, 9oS
McCulloh Street. He was son of n. j.
p. Tull, of Marion Station, Somerset
county, Md, and had come here from his
home in quest of work about two weeks
ago His uncle is Alonzo l. Miles. of this
city.
Two letters, one to his father. and
the other to Miss Gussie Haynes, daugh-
ter of Prof. Haynes, of Marion, led the
police to believe that it was love af-
fair that led to the unfortunate act. An
open letter to E. e. Tarr, cousin OF
young Tull, gave no clew to the cause of
the suicide, but simply directed that the
body be sent home 1t was in Mr. Tarr' S
room on the third floor, in the rear, that
the young man shot himself.
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Death of a weII-Knoxn Ferrymnn.

Hagerstown. Md. Aug. 1e.-Robert J..
Lernen, the well-known ferryman, died of
paralysis Wednesday. aged eighty-six He
operated for many years the ferry from
wilIiamsport TO Berkeley County, w. Va.
and was of great service 10 both armies
during the last war. Gen. Banks en-
tire army was conveyed across the Po-
fomac River by him on his retreat from
Winchester.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LEGAL NOTICE.

ESTATE OF MARY ANN BALTZER, LATE OF
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. No 1886. Docket
2f- Issued August TO- 1898
Application having been made to the Supreme
Court OF the District OF Columbia holding Or
phaRs' Court, for probate Of a last VIII dated
September %. 1897. and for letters testamentary
on said estate, by Oliver P. johnson and Andrew
A LiIscoTlb, the executors tbs rein named this
Is TO give notice 10 all concerned 10 appear in
said court on FRIDAY, THE 23D DAY OF SEP
TENDER A d. 1s0s, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ. to
show cause why such application should not be
granted
Attest: ]. NOTA McGILL
Register of Wills. D. @.
PHILIP WALKER, Proctor for Applicant
aYf1O y se3
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Undertaken and Embalmer. SIC Fl Street north
east; every thing strictly st-eass ard al reason
able terms; we have assistant the only lady
embalmer in Washington; graduate Of Champion
College Of Embalming. aui2-Imo
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DIED

Schultz -GUsTAyE C. Schultz. Of Co. L, list
\. Y. Vol. transport while returning home
from Santiago
Notice Of service later. Item
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USDERTAKERS.

J. WILLIAM LEE,
UNDERTAKEN,
332 Pa. Ave. " w
Ffrst-cInss Service 'Fhcne. 1885
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Try a package of DIR. r.Henry's
Blood Tea and be convinced
of it's merits
su20-tf
The Lamar register., 1898-11-16
pape. r:.peIlea rrem sehls.wIE.

Copenhagen, Nov. 11.-The PruSsian
government has turned more than sixty
Danish subjects out of northern Schles-
wig. No reasons are assigned for the
expulsion. The Danes are told that
they must make all preparations to 20
and that Is all there is Of it. Entire
families. weak and strong, sick and
well alike, have been forced to leave
their homes and make for the frontier.
Intense Indignation was aroused here
by news that one OF those who were
elected, young girl, had died on the
road
The Lamar register., 1898-11-16
n.nII. b .. ssrnl, D.,

Washington, -. O.. Nov. la-By dl
reetion of the secretary % war. a1sief
tAe Provisions u an net Of ConErpns
approved July :. isiis, for Increasing
tiie eincieney OF the subsistence depart
ineht, Manila Philippine Stands. 4.
oeslsiiitetl as one Of The important de
pots at which supplies win Is. bsn.II,-i
Officers of the subsistence 1srs-s
ment are 10 he assigned 10 Manila ~
the purpose u purchasing ana sbir,ri,,s
supplies. Lieutenant David J.. Rraifs
erd- chief comInissary al subsistence,
Z. = v. Is assigned to the duty "a
purchasing and shipping suirSisisf,,,.
supplies at Manila. and while on surb
duty will have the rank OF colonel
The Lamar register., 1898-11-16
PLAN TO AID cueASs.
The Meeting In rIymoash chareh Is We'll
Artended.

New YORK. Nov. II I'm Plymouth
Church. Bruoklyn. Tonight a meeting
was held 10 consider the present colt
dition OF Cuba.
Addresses we're made hy Rev. nr.
Lyman Abbott, william Willard How
ard, Rev. Herbert NJ. Allen and others.
Mr. Howard described the condition az
Cuba as ae had seen II and pointed gu
that the oniy remedy for the existing
misery lay In giving employment to the
poor. He introduced Industrial relief
among the Arfnenians In Turkey dur,
Ing his two years as a relief commits
sioner.
Mt. Allen. who was Mr. Howang.
associate in Armenian relief work. de.
sCrIbed The Industrial RELIEF operations
In Turkey np 10 the present time, Res.
oiutlans were adopted indsrsln< a plan
for Cuban industrial relief as a practic.
al and effective means of helping the
Cuban poor 10 help themselves by prs
vidins for them honeSs employment ins
stead Of ludlscrlminate gifts and tens
PoraFy relief.
Continuing. the resolutions ss,-cm-
mend; THAT an undeuoriinaiipnal
committee hc formed 20 pFascure funds
with whlch 10 carry this plan into ef-
feet. and We appeal to all lovers Of hp
manity throughout she Inits-i States
10 Join with o. ia giving TO this prac-
tiral charity earnest encoura EenIen;
Rnd fiusnciai support. 70 the rfsd that
Americas Eueat <srvice % mankind.
begun bg carrying g. vleforious cuu-
cluslon an uuselash war iar hHHaniiy.
may BE- tinishrd iy a ssrvic~ 10 th.
poor and hripicss. whsch shall IN is
eforts to urcvcat the paug~FsainG and
preserve the manhood and self rvsps,-i
Of its bcneSr4aries, b, no less si<uif-
cant ie the CAusc u civilization than
the uiustFious achievements - our
aruly and navy
The Lamar register., 1898-11-16
w,,,. c.rnrrl, tsr , Iurs-.

New ork. Nov li.-Justice Lawrence
In the supreme Court to-day issued an
order directing the sheriff to arrest An
drew Carnegie. the millionaire Iron and
steel manufacturer.
The application for Mr.. Caruegie's
arrest was made by Assistant Corpora
tion Counsel George II. Cowie. who
appeared Ia behalf Of Henry Winthrop
Clay, special commissioner OF Jurors.
Mr.. Carnegie was served with no
tice by Commissioner Gray November
LIST 10 appear before him November
10th OF testify as 10 his qualifications
10 act as special Juror. Mr.. Carnegie
did not present himself aud Corpora.
tion Counsel whaIcu directed n motion
10 be made for his arrest. The war
raut was placed In the hands OF Shcr
III Dunn and VIII BE- executed as seop
as possible.
Mr.. Carnegie has gone 10 PittsburE
The Lamar register., 1898-11-16
.Anarchl.t I1sht. reIle.mea.

Lyons France. Nov IA silk wesv-
er named PiHeyre fired a revolver In the
street here to-day at n police officer
named Mauriu.
The officer closed with his ASsaii-
ant. The other policeman came 10 the
rescue OF his comrade. but both wen,
wounded, Another officer then arrived
and desperate fight ensued. Pilleyre
who had drawn a sword. was finally
overpowered. At the police station
under Interrogation. he confessed that
he was an anarchist He said that be
had no grudge against the police. but
he wished 10 destroy existing society.
\ hundred cartridges and a good deal
of anarchist literature were found on
lis person
The Lamar register., 1898-11-16
WON'T PERMIT DELAY.
cablnet Decide. That spaIa Mast sahnIt
Promptly.

Washington, d. c.. Nov. ia.-rhe
Cabinet held session tonight, al
which instructions, understood 10 In. of
positive character bearing on the
Philippine question. were drafted Tor
dispatch TO the American commission
ers in Paris.
These instructions We're the outcome
OF the conference held earlier ln the
day, and Instruct the American repre-
sentatiyes to admit OF no further dis
cusslon as to the right to consider the
disposition Of the islands,
on that point the instructions al
ready sent must stand, the only mat
tiers for discussion, from the American
view, being the manner Of giving over
the islands
This action was taken because Judge
Day at Paris has Informed the PresI-
dent that TIE Spanish commissioners
have asked for additional time 10 pra,
pare their reply TO the proposifions
submitted by the United States.
The Lamar register., 1898-11-16
Illeh strlL. N.,r ann.an

New York. Nov. PA special To tn,
New York Herald dated Juneau.
Alaska, November 3rd, SAYS thnt M
almost Incredibly rich strike of .oId
quartz has been made 200 miles sautll
OF Juneau
Iweniy-six pounds of clear gold. the
special states, was cleaned up In 4
week by tue men who made the strike
The miners who took out this small
fortune from the new find were only
supplied with the crudest tools.
The strike h In the same territorv
as the Treadwei! mine.
The Lamar register., 1898-11-16
BOYS MAY COME HOME
CHANGES TO BE MADE AT
MANILA.
Governor Adam. Receives Notice From
the War D-p,rtmeas That the nea
Nov In The rhliIppaae. win Re Re
lisyed.

Denver. Nov, 14.-rhe Republican
this morning says;
Governor Alva Adams has receivcd
a letter from Adiutunt General turbln
containing the information that the
volunteer regiments now on duty at
Manila win be returned home as soou
~ other volunteer regiments can be
gotten To the Philippines to replace
them.
The letter was written in tripilcate
copies. soInE TO GoLernoT Adams.
senator Teller and Congressman shat
roth 1t was In reply TO request from
these three gentlemen, asking the dis
charge Of a member of the First Colo
RADIO. and. after acknowledging the re-
ceipt Of the request. continues
@In reply / hHse the honor to inform
you that Il is the purpose % the War
Department 70 return to the United
States within few months the vclun-
teer regiments now serving tn Manila,
other volunteer regiments now being
on their way to replace them and Il IL
believed that this viii have b,-en ac-
complished and the soldier referred 10
returned to you about as soon as
though his discharge were ordered i'm
metsiafely"
This means that the First Colorado
regiment boys viii soon b. at home
again to receive the praise and rewards
their bravery has so richly merited-
The Lamar register., 1898-11-16

Roch's theory that mosquitoes are
the agents in the spread of malaria is
not a new doctrine, but has been taught
for many years by Italian and East In
dian physicians. In the Roman Cam
pagna il has long been known that one
might live there with comparative safe
" br sleeping in the upper stories Of
the houses. where mosquitoes and
gnats seldom come. English physi-
clans in India have discovered the
germ of malaria in the body OF the
mosquito, and have seen the disease
occur in people after they had been
bitten by numbers OF these germ-in-
tested insects. There are probably
other ways Of getting malaria. but un-
doubtedly a mosquito-net is one indis-
pensable means of protection in a ma
larious district where the pests usually
abound
The Lamar register., 1898-11-16
Ship 70 carry Gin. to ,rapii..

Washington, Nov. 1i.--rhe seven.
tcenth OF the present month viii be the
last date upon which the folks at home
may send Christmas presents TO the sol
diers in Manila through government
agency. The quartermaster's depart.
ment has chartered a steamer which
VIII leave San Francisco on that date,
and this viii be the last steamer Ia
reach Manila before Christmas.
Perssns wishing to forward goods 10
their friends in the army al Manila
must cause the same to be delivered
free Of charges at the depot quarter.
master at San Francisco properly di-
rected.
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MARIA TERESA IDENTIFIED.
n-l.I.h snhI,et. o.a,m mer .. : ptreliet.

british subjects Claim Her ss
Nassau, \. r.. Nov. ILL., Wreckers
who have arrived here have brought
with them stores from the stranded
vessel Of Cat Island, which establishes
beyond a doubt that she is the lnfania
Maria Teresa.
As the vessel Is looked upon as being
a dereiict. the wreckers claim the right
10 seize the stores which can be saved
They report that the water Is up to her
between decks. that she has list 70
starbaard which side Is damaged. ard
that she Is dismautied. The vessel Hes
between two reefs on smooth BOT
tom. and has her anchor out
The British admiralty authorities
here are going to take possession OF
the Maria Teresa rs a derelict. Ihe
American consul has protested against
this course. claiming everything less
the salvage. The steamer Antilia =
leaving here FOR Cat island with Gus
tom officers and police on board
Opinions differ as to the chance OF
saving the cruiser. Although she has
been aground since Thursday, the Ma
ria Teresa rests in an easy position and
the weather is moderate.
The Lamar register., 1898-11-16
FAvoRs REVISION OF rARlFF.
Senator nanua s-y. NV csaaiiisa. Nest
Hs Met


Cleveland. Nov i3-In an interview
tonight senator Hsnna saId the tarin
would have 20 be revised 20 meet cx.
istinE conditions.
The war revenue mrasurrs . be ssgf
must b. revised hut we win Keep
many 81 the original features or the
law; simply because il is row rcces-
sary
Under tie old farin law we are not
getting much revenue. because We are
exporting. instead Of importing. and
something must I've done u meet these
new conditions We must have a new
revenue measure
So far as | am concerned. | favor
putting a duty on tea and coHee. The
revenues for the support Of the govern
ment must b. raised ia some way. and
The Indirect X the best way. according
10 my idea. When the people do not
realize they are paying a tax there Is
no complaint
''Still Il viii he necessary to retain
some Of the features of the war reyc-
nue. measures. The tax Is now ON the
people and in some Instances. II is the
proper method Of taxation"
The Lamar register., 1898-11-16

United States Consul Monaghan
writes to the state department from
Chemnitz that this is a good year TO
export American fruits, especially ap-
pies, TO Germany. Europe's fruit crop.
says the Consul, is anything but good.
He adds: III American merchants will
not repeat the folly of former years
by sending poor fruit that decays cas-
lily they can command these markets
for years against all efforts to dis
lodge them. If baldwins, greetings,
russets and other hardy winter apples
are sent the results will not remain
doubtful. Other apples will not pay
fer transportation. Had our apple mer-
chants made even half-hearted effort
TO enter this market IN 1896 they
would now be beset with orders. So
serious is the situation here, because
of the dullness in grain markets, and
SO decided is the downward tendency
of profits in the empires wheat pro-
duction that farmers are turning to
fruit to eke out an existence"
The Lamar register., 1898-11-16
SOLDIERS, VOTE a FACTOR.
rhi. May Anset the R,saIi IN ksnsa,
CountIs.-

Countiss-
Topeka. Kan. Nov. 1i.--In a great
many counties OF this state IL viii re-
quire the official count and the sol
d!ers' vote 10 decide the results on
some OF the county officers
For Instance, In Leaysnworth coun.
u. +. r. Dawes received majority
OF one for member OF the Legislature.
In Franklin county. Peter Kaiser. Re
publican candidate Tor probate judge.
receive majority OF three. Miss
Mabel Marlin. the Populist candidate
for county superintendent In Saline
county. received majority % four
All these counties have a company or
part Of a company with the Twentieth
Kansas regiment. now on the Pacific
ocean. and the vote OF these soldiers
may make a considerable change when
received.
There are numerous Instances IN
other counties where the result hangs
on few votes Ia either the Twentieth
or Twenty third regiments.
The Lamar register., 1898-11-16
soLpIeas nurInv r. eusA.
sp'salsr1s. Rsras- ta Leave ras I,tasd ~.
c.ass rhslr far Q. - Arr.ers

Washington. u. O., Nov. ia-Adiu.
;aut General corbin received a At~-
latch to-day announcing tbe Eighth
cavalry ssiisd this morning frusu -.
Tannah Ter Puerto Prlursge. Cntsa. The
regiment vii hv the American xarri-
SQa at Pucrto f'rspclpe and Nmrviias
In thls connection "a Interesting igf
of Information has uoarhs-l ths War
Department ArFanEemrnts have i-fru
made by The Spanish aufistritBcs te
send back 10 Spain the stasish froails.
urmheFing p.5ta men. nruu tlre ARRIVAL
of the American zArri@rsl II was exs
fecsed they would sail nexs Tassiiay
or "Wednesday.
An uneNpsclei oisstscic. hewcvrr.
has arisen among The men themselves
They are GO the verge q mutiny. sHen-
" declaring they uili not return to
spain unffl they have received their
nay. nov far In arrpaFs. for berEirr 10
cntS- The mutiuy rxsensts acs alous
10 the enlisted fnsn. llut 10 their affle-rx
aud = directed against the executive
officials u the Madrid Esyerutaent GA
the stand some of the men have ndi
been paid f9r neatly 4 year and 10 an
% them several nsanghs - pas II dre.
The situation has cFraifsi no paglIrti
lar concern IN the mluds of tbs Amer
can authorities, A. II y not likely 10
seriously affect The c0ntrsi u thlt isar
tiaa Of The bland by tbe Amsrisar
toresss hut u y realized that thEse % .
- soldiers, II ttlry should persist IN
their refusal 10 return 10 spain. might
ts'suine Dependents WHOM Il would H.
difiieait 10 carr fof. snd. Ultimately.
perhaps, Eaenacs 10 good governments
On the island.
The Spanish authoTitlrS express NJ
fear cf their ability 10 solve the ufoh
lem presented bat now they win snr.r
y II the men. backed by their 0fiieass
absolutely refuse to return hduie With
on, their pay. Is not clear.
The Lamar register., 1898-11-16
MARIA TERESA WRECK LOOTED
Csmm.sd-r cr.yea Hspsrt. In Regard &c
Cruiser str.aaed at C.t Island


Washington. Nay. 14-The oEicial ~.
port OF the Navy Department of the
finding Of the Maria Teresa wak egn-
tained n tho f0ilswing cAhisErSm ~
eaivcd from Commander Craven Of the
wrccEing tug Potomac. Nh!gh had becn
ordered 10 Cat Island from santiagn.
Nassau. Nov. To Secretary of
the Navy. Washington. Potninac ar
rived. Maria Teresa near Bird Point.
Cat island. one mile OF siiure in two
fathoms of wafer Tide rising and faii-
iDg Inside. Temporary deck broken Up.
movable ar1icles removed hy natives
Nulcan not scca Natives az work
since saturday,
The Potomac was ordered al once
back 60 Cat island with instructions 20
Commander Craven 10 take pl-s.-ssidn
OF the Maria Teresa and drive OF the
uztives who arr Iootins The ship. He
replied by cable that be would leave
immediately and would arrive at the
vpeek IN the nlgTuinz
The fact that the Tsresa, a vessel
drawing twea;y -thrae feet OF water.
and wa;erio=ged a. She was when
abandoned. ls probably drawing nearly
thirty feet. has heen driven IN twelve
feet Of water. Il regarded by naval OF.
ncials as evidence % the great strength
Of the storm which caused her crew to
leave her
The Lamar register., 1898-11-16

II pay rolls are to be believed. ser
vice in the Spanish army has a most
noticeable tendency to safeguard and
prolong life. According 10 reports re-
eeived in this country, Spain has lost a
great many soldiers in and around
Havana, but that merely shows that
We are not posted. Not name. we
are told. has disappeared from the pay
rolls. What terrible slaughter there
will be when the roll is first called
after the return to Spain
The Lamar register., 1898-11-16
MoMlIl4n lead. in N.,,a,

Keno, Ney-, Nov. 1l.-Iate returns
show that Mcmillan, Republican. has
peen elected governor OF Nevada,
Careful compilations Of the next Leg
lsiature shows for United States sen
ator ON joint ballot: Anti-Stewart, -.
Tor stewart, 10; doubtful. 4, with one
county having one assemblyman stiIl
to hear from.
The Lamar register., 1898-11-16
u Eanr chanr s.helr.n-

Pckin. Nor. i3.--LI Hung Chang has
been ordered to proceed TO rs Nan.
capital Of the province OF Shan Tung.
70 concert measures with the viceroy
OF shan IuHs TO prevent future mum
Hohnl.
This appointment is regarded as yir-
tually shelving Prince Lii
The Lamar register., 1898-11-16
seerh.l Nas.


To The Members 9, a.
Alliance & Industr.al -.
made a careful isvestin,ls- j
best sources az rplissl. ~,
about the swausoa Rs.v-I
Cos Remedies. and is,rI
we're giving good sailstsg,Ss
tore deem 4, bat an act Y ~
20 our member 10 az ~ II
that the claims zzas y 4.
for their remedies Eil :
ised By those Eho sili a.
fair and reasonable TN n
tcrnaiiy. Ino. C. Haslr A
Akt. y. A. A L 4.
81 rsal Mlzu o. Fl
The wonderful EzaCeu =
tended the iatrodaetlsa agj
ia unprecedented h ~ ~
zarid Think q i; 4 y
snose thsa one mllsaz "a \
sggereru within the lan ~
rhis rias; APPEAL 70 "a, IsI
tnd a quarter people yassa n
taken. II sursrtar fsgsa Et.,
srtAties. NsuyRlEis. Rlsl,as
ma. cataFTe. SlespisMsssE 1
ness Nsrrozs ara Nszrtr
aches. Heart Wtaknsa /
Cruap. l1GFiapF Naasa, I
Numhursa. RFuacAliis AZ
diseases. scns - % ~
Rheumatic cage c1mEari s
born ST. Chicagn. u * 4
ssnt yoa By rsturp Eai 4 :.
meat or \ large hg;tis - 4
paid ~ ssau or express - {
household should b Ei;Ass I
rrmeay 5 nrups Assss 1
"a mes terfiiofF.
The Lamar register., 1898-11-16
oners cretn a. Rn..l.

London, Nov. 1.-THE ST. Petersburg
correspondent of the Daily Telegraph
says:
j. rumored here that the Sultan
mas offered Crete TO Russia as a settoff
TO the balance OF the Russo-Turkish
war indemnity.
The Lamar register., 1898-11-16

Secret court-nartsals and trials have
not proved success in France. The
truth about the Dreyfus affair cannot
safely be covered MP again, This time
the honor Of France" requires that
the revision OF the celebrated case oe
impartial. open and above board
The Lamar register., 1898-11-16
Prize Returned 10 sp.nlard..

Santiago de Cuba, Nov. 1l.--The
Spanish vessel Mortera, which was
seized as prize during the war, has
been returned to the Spaniards and the
Spanish flag was again hoisted on
board of her.
The Lamar register., 1898-11-16
AetIvlty in french Navy.

Paris. Nov 10.-The Matin says that
at IL council of tie admirals held yes.
terday, it was decided to fit out all the
French war vessels available and thir
~ reserve ships have been ordered into
commission.