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upon, and the necessary orders 20 carry
them out have been issued by Assistant
Secretary Roosevelt.
These preparations include:
First-Orders to vessels in different
parts Of the world looking to their bet.
ter strategic disposition.
Sccond-The shipment Of guns and
mounts for auxiliary cruisers from the
Washington foandry TO the New York
navy yard, where In few hours they
can h. placed on board vessels Of the In
ternational Navigation company, Red
d" Steamship company, the Columbia
company aud the New York and Cuba
Mail Steamship company.
Third-The collection Of stores and
the completion of repairs to the cruisers
Minneapolis and Columbia, the monitor
Mianotomoh and the ram KAtahdin.
Fourth-The shipment 20 the works
Of the Horreshoff's torpedo tubes and
appliances and torpedoes for the torpedo
boats Talbot and Gwyn, which will
shortly undergo their steam trials.
The authorities have relinquished all
idea Of keeping secret the preparations
which are being made; and, while de.
clining to 90 into details as 20 the orders
which are being given, II is generally
known what steps arc being taken "a
put the country in a condition 20 meet
any emergency that may arise.
II was not denied that orders had been
issued TO vessels which will entail theil
movement 10 different points, but wha
vessels are affected and where they vii
20 are questions which the department
officials decline 10 answer. The Asiiti'
squadron Is assembling at Hong Kong
900 miles away from the Philippine Ia
lands
Il is generally believed that before an.
decisive action is taken by the admins
tation that the cruiser san Funcisc
and gunb0ats Bancroft and Helena vii
be ordered home, IL being appreciate
that these vessels would not be cifectiy
against the armorcd cruisers OF Oh
Spanish navy. The cruisers Cincinna
aud the gunboat Castine will probabl
remain at tie Barbados until the arriyI
: Of the Brooklyn at Santa Lucia, 90 mil,
away, when Captain r @. Cook, con
manding the armourcd cruiser, wi
communicate with Captain @. NJ. Che
ter, senior officer commanding the Oh
cinnati and Castino, and these thr
vessels will then probably proceed
Iaguaa, where they will join the gu
boats Wilmington, vicksburg and A
,..,uolts
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NO MINES IN THE HAReOR.
senior DuIio.o say. Nouc Exist. In the
Bay az Havana.


Hay az Havana.
Washington, Feb. 26.--In view Of the
widely published report that the harbor
Of Havana contains a system OF supma-
rine mines. statement around which
has centcred the chief public interest IN
connection with the disaster to the hat
tleship Maine, Senior DuBosc, Spanish
charge d'afiaircs at Washington, made
TO the Associated Press the following
statement which, coming from such au-
thority, may b. considered as an official
denial:
II wish to state on my official knowl-
edge that no mine exists inside or out
side Of Havana harbor, nor Is there any
submarine defense Of any kind. The re'
port is so absolutely false and ridiculous
that It could only have originated IN the
minds Of those persons anxious TO incite
the evil passions Of both nations for theii
own miserable ends consider the very
suggestion Of such thing an insult e
Spain"
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san Antonio, Feb. 20 C b Flynn,
a prominent mining man of Monterey,
Mex. arrived here from London, Eng
land. He states that while in London
he -oll the famous Alyino mine, situated
in thdstate of Dunngo, Mex, TO an
English syndicate for $4,000 gold.
The Alvino is big silver producer.
The new owners viii put in new ma
chinery ami work the property onan ex'
tensive scale.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

j. Hand Of Ccnteryille, Ala, while
visiting near Meridian, Miss, at the
home Of relatives, took chloral TO relieve
a pain from which he was suffering,
and, failing TO measure the dose, swal'
lowed too much Of the drug and dird
before medical attention was available
Mr.. Michael Flanerty Of lndianapo-
lis. rao:her of six Young children, took
a dose OF carbolic acid by mistake aud
died.
Mrs. Thomas 4. Little, wife Of Dep
uty State Treasurer Little Of LATHE
Rock, Ark, sustained broken leg a. the
result of a runaway.
Frank HENDERSON, q Wabash brake
mau. slipped under the cars while in the
La Plata Mo- yards, the wheels pass
ing over aud killing him instantly.
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81. Joseph, No, Feb. 26.-The FEEDER
al authorities here discovered that the
alleged female blackmailer Is not Mary
Noble. but Miss Carrie Hume, daughter
Of a Maitland carpenter Druggists Of
Maitland and Skidmore, alleged victims
Of Miss Hume, appeared against her at
the preliminary hearing before the
United States commissioner. The male
accomplice Of Miss Hume has not beer
caught. She was held TO the Fedora
court. Bail for $500 not being pro
duced. she was returned TO the county
| iau
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San Frrncisco, Feb 28.--Two more
big guns, each IO-inch rifles, arrived
from the east for the Presidio fortih-
cations. The guns viii be placed
in position with all possible speed
in view Of the disquieting rnmors
prevalent Durisg the past SIX days
large quantities Of ammunition have
been stored in the magazines at Preside
and at Lime Point. In the new forth
cations al Preside there are five i2-inch
rife ready for use, as well a. three 10
inch rifles, three dynamite guns and 10
Ig.inch mortars
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tleship Maine are expected here 10
night. A prominent naval officer said
the court would almost certainly return
10 Havana after its session here.
Several officers questioned said no
word had been received from the war
department regarding the transfer Of
troops from Fort Mcpherson Or any
other place 20 Key West
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rre.h,lerl.n unI,sr.Ily ef TsIa..

New York, Feb 26 DIR. w. II. Clag-
gett. president Of the board Of trustees II
the proposed Presbyterian University h
Toxns. the site for which has not yet been
selected. who Is In the east in the inter.
ests of the university, has received a
subscription Of $4,000 for the instit-
ut.on. The donors name is Withheld.
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THE SPANISH CABINET.
Money Voted to Develop ihs Navy out
come OF Meeting.

Madrid, Feb. 26.-The cabinet con.
sidered the situation and no incident
was reported as altering the "cordiality
relations between Spain and the United
States" through ministers expressed
regret at the passion which has crept
into public opinion during the present
incident.
One million pcsetas was voted 10 de-
yelop the navy.
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SPAIN EXPECTS WAR.

popularc Of Madrid Excited aud Urges
the Government to Prepare.
London, Feb. 26.- According to a spc'
cial dispatch from Madrid, reports re-
cciyed there from the United States to
the effect that public opinion IN the lat
ter country is becoming more excited
owing TO the impression that the loss OF
the Maine was not due to an accident
are "rcstirring popular feeling here tin
Madrid), and the conviction Is increas'
ing in ministerial circles that the worst
must be expected. -
Continuing, the special dispatch says
"The government has no choice II the
United States adopts threatening atti'
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TO MOVE TROOPS.
Arrangement. Made to Place Troops at
All Points In Hurry.

All Points In q Hurry.
Tampa, Fla, Feb 90. Although the
officials Of the company have not so
stated publicly, pretty much everybody
here knows that the Plant system has
completed arrangements for the trans
portation Of troops aud munitions of
war to Havana on short notice. All Of
their ships have been placed in condi'
ton for emergency.
should war be declared It is said that
they have perfected plans to land a large
body Of troops in Havana within 30
hours after their arrival at this place.
Troops can be transported from Wash
ington and New York to this port in
from "a 20 80 hours. The company has
also made arrangements, IL Is under.
stood, bo land promptly men and arms
nc Key West and all strategic points on
the coast of Florida and at Mobile,
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From the Chicago Dispatch.

Chicago, ILL.,, Jan. lst. lSsS.-
To Whom It May Concern
The Alamo Bi ycle House OF
his city are making Especially oil
wheels for newspaper premiums
They have a wheel which hasglyt-
en- general satisfaction during ths
past year, at prize that enabled
publishers 70 offer them ass be
nus for new subscriptions. This
SCENE 10 be a popular thing and is
increasing each year. Their gen
eral manager is we'll and tavorably
known to US, and any contracts or
statements he may make may be
relied upon.
Yours Very Truly,
The Chicago Dispatch.
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EXPECTS The COURT.
They Are Looked For at Key West and
MAY Return 10 Havana.

They Are Looked For at key West aud
May Return to Havana.
Key West, Feb 26.-united States
survey steamer Bache arrived here early
this morning from Havana She had
on board four Of the Names wounded.
Two were well enough To walk.
Regarding the movements of the tieet,
Adminl Sicard said THE boats at
Dry Tortugas are doing some target
practice but the elaborate plan OF ma
MOWERS which had laid out, had TO be
postponed pending developments"
Officers composing the United States
court Of inquiry into the loss of the bat
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e - 49,: = ps nsbaLll.

san Antonio, Feb. ga dispatch
from Tampico, Mex, states that the
government has ordered the immediate
rebuilding Of the large customhouse aud
government wharf at that place which
were recently destroyed by fire. IL Is
estimated that the total loss by fire Is
nearly 5000, 900, with but little insur'
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PROCTOR At HAVANA.
ns says His visit liza. No signineanes
Co Politics.

Havana. Feb. Ex-senator Proctor OF
Vermont arrived hers today from Flor
ida via Key West He says his coming
here has no significance In connection
with political matters The senator was
accompanied By " VI. Parker, reales-
tate man Of Washington, and II was
given out that the two men were en-
gagged In business venture.
A number Of newspaper men VIII ~
turn 20 Key West today in anticipa'
ton Of tine transfer Of the United States
court Of inquiry into the loss Of th'
Maine AZ this place.
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KY West, Feb. 26.-Dr. w. Y. Brun'
ner, United States sanitary officer at
Havana, has sent Mrs. Brunner and
their children here, presumably on ao-
count Of the uncertain state Of Affairs
at Havana. Nothing more Is known
here however, than the fact that they
have left Havana and come here.
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THE MARKETS.


st. Louis, Feb. 96.-Cattle-Receipts
100, including 80 Texans; strong; Texas
steers, $3.8O@425.
sheep Receipts, 500; strong.
Chicago, Feb, a5,-Cattle-Receiptsl
800; steady.
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tudt, for the prospect Of war is popular
with all parties, and the more excitabie
newspapers are already urging the gov
ornment 20 take measures to enable
Spain 20 strike the first and decisive
blow
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sawed Ia Twain.

Jerseyyille, H., Feb. 26.-Louis Hoop
er. aged 20 years, proprietor Of a steam
sawmill In English township, Jersey
county Ills, was cut in two by the saw.
Deceased leaves widow and several
children.
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DaIla. Girl. Fortune.

Boston. Feb. 20. A New York special
saws Jane English, a chorus girl, Of a
Dallas TEX family Is heircss to n for
tune Of Sl25.0
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The nrirnlt CoaIInT.

Key West, Feb. 26.-The United
States cruiser Detroit has arrived here
from Mobile and "a calling up.
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Athens, Feb. %. An unsuccessful at
tempt was made 10 assassinate King
George OF Greece.
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From a Iexas Editor.

The Alamo Bicycle sold by your
firm is everything It Is represent
ed TO be, and is ~ good II not bet
ter than many sold Al $50. Weare
well pleased with Il, and 80 arc
the readers Of the Texas Mining
and Trade Journal, q weekly pa
per published by us, having a
large circulation in this and adj
joining states. We give the Ala
mo Bicycles free 70 any person
bringing rs 30 paid subscriptions
at tl.00 each. one young lady
brought us 80 In two days, anoth.
er 10 a week. ETC., aud - we con-
slider this the best circulation pro-
ducer We have ever had.
We are, yours very respectfully,
Tae Texas Mining and Trade Journal,
JoHs X. RosE Editor.
Original copy on flel
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spanI.h Cortss Dissolved.
ssni III. TamIir Auay.

Madrid, Feb. 26.- "A decree has been
issued dissolying the cortes.
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FORECAST FOR TODAY
PROBABLY FAIR

Temperature Yesterday Maximum 70 Min.
imum o.
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upon, and the necessary orders 20 carry
them out have been issued by Assistant
SecrntArv RoOseyelt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-26
FINAL VOTE ON
THE WAR MEASURE
Teller and Daniel Prevent Any
Agreement,


WASHINGTON, May 2"-laie this NJ
tcrnoon Mr.. Allison (of IowO. in charge
40 ,l,. ,.,,. ,.,,-.r,,o hill q, tbo S.r,to ON
.,.-....
u'''oio" 'o s'0'i' unanimous
that q final vote on the measure be taken
on Saturday next. before adjournment.
,,. o,.ron l,e C,,o...,., ,,.,l...,
Mr. Daniel (ot Virginia. in reitoraing
Mr.. Tcller's objection. sounded the first
r,.o oe doi,,, o,.,i-s+ .io r,,,,,r. tl,,4
mas Den heai0 since 'he oeoale upon IL
began lie declared that thcrc w1s no
emergency which required tho immediate
pas4aee of the bui and frankly ao-
nouncod tbaf if certain nrovieiors of tbo
Kim nu+ fnt, 70 b,. Tho Democrats On tbo
T,ir,,oe C,,.rr,i.,ao ,,.,,. nat .~r.c1 En-
bv tha Senate bo v.oni1 oocr come
.rocr5monts fo fho r,oae,,ro That mon
ahiv vo,ifd nreoiritafo debate
v,,,..r4,r, ,rl. ,,-).,.,-
A-' iD '' " "D"N'
lie strongly intimated too. that If the
war should not Doe prolonged it mient
not he necessary 10 provide SO mnch
revenue as the pending bHl would raise,
and De indicated desire io await dee
Neiopme nus mat I'D 'h Ahe elhooh were
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Dispatch Published at Madrid From
Ceryera.
REACHED SANTIAGO MAY 10TH.
Accorded a Most Enthusiastic Well
come, and an Imposing Dcm0nstra-
tion Made in His HOnor-Iiis
Squadron Said TO Have
Taken on Supplies of
Various Kinds.

MADRID. May 25-n p. M-Havana
dispatches say the Americans are con-
cenuating before Santiago and Guam
tanamo. which indicates that the squad
rons are preparing TO attack Cervera.
p. MA dispatch has just been pub
llshed giving details Of the arrival OF
Admiral CeWeras squadron az Santiago
dc Cuba. II says: AT O'Clock on tho
morning Of May 18th the Infanta Maria
Teresa entered the port of Santiago do
Cuba, flying the nag Of Admiral cervera.
She was followed almost Immediately
by the Nizcaya, the Almirante Oqucndo.
the Christobel Colon and the torpedo
boat destroyer Pluton. Soon afterward
the torpedo boat destroyer, Fur0r, which
had been reconnOiterlng. arrived.
WELCOMED WITH JOY.
"The inhabitants swarmcd 10 the shores
OF the bay. displaying the utmost JOY
and enthusiasm. All the vessels in she
port were dressed in gala array. on
Saturday night there was an Imposing
demonstration ia honor OF the officers
and crews The bands OF the city played
patriotic airs. there were brilliant illuml-
nations, and the people paraded the
streets singing patriotic songs
Admiral Ceryera and his officers were
given a banquet at the Casino. whcro
loyal toasts were honorcd. The principal
speech being by Admiral Cervcra ana
Monsignor Saenz De Urturi y. C7cspo.
archbishop OF Santiago De cuba the
latter OF whom exclaimed: 1T IS NOT suf-
iicient TO be victorious on the sea. The
Spanish flag must float on the capitol
TOOK on SUPPLIES
The squadron has reyictuallcd. Five
vessels were in front of the port yestcr-
day It IS believed that tho American
vessel Eagle has been charged to cut tho
cables
The dispatch IS not dated.
III Is announced that the Countess OF
Paris. accompanied by the Princess
Louise and Isabelle mas arrived az Mad
Tid.
BLOCKADING CERVERA.
LONDON May - The Madrid corre-
spondent OF the Daily Mall says
Official telograms from cuba confirm
the report that Hear-Admiral Sampson
and Commodore Schlcy. with their COM
bincd squadrons are now I'm front OF san
tiago de Cuba, blockading Admiral Ger
vera.
ministers consider that Santiago pos
sesses sufficient defences 10 render null
and void any aggressive action the enemy
may take
.'rhe position OF the American squad
ron will cause the government 10 take
Immediate action. though II Is unknown
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Three calvary regiments at large. 5000
Ten Infantry regiments OF Inilcd
STATES volunteers 0mmuncs) ..... 10000
Engineers dt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
or no CUBA.
"On 10 Cuba is the cry around the
White House to-day since the establish
mcut of the firm belief in administration
circles and at the Executive Mansion
tha' tho hcet of Admiral Cervcra is see
cureIy bottled in the bay of Santiago.
and apparently beyond power of doing
harm
Secretary Alger was in conference with
the President about noon to-day and o.
is said that he was uncompromIs.ng in
at once by "a powerful army Iie argued
it is said that everything should be
swept with "a rush now that danger TO
C0nyoys is over The administration does
not believe that another fleet SIS yet ON
i.s way from Cadiz. Even IF 81 has left
there it IS yet weeks away from Cuban
waters. Land am army and lombard
Havana from the sea.' is the cry on all
sides around the white House This
cannot Doe said 10 Doe the determination of
the President. who ls securely keeping bis
plans but St is the slogan Of friends
whose advice he frequently took before
the declaration n war.
SOME SAY PORTO RICO
With this almost universal advice that
Cuba must now DE captured are few
trusted friends OF The President with the
opinion that Porto Rico should he taken
first and Cuba afterward. lombard
San Juan in earnest this time hlence
the forts. land troops and capture the
island" is the advice given by one of
thcse friends.
"Thcre arc 1900 Spanish troops ON the
island" continued the speaker. we can
CONTINUED on Seventh Paec)
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MANILA REBELS
READY TO FIGHT.
Thirty Thousand are Only Waiting to
Get Arms.

NEW YORK. May pa cablegram
from Manila Bay Via Hong Kong TO the
Evening Telegram says.
Arriving here yesterday on the Nc
Culloch. ] found the American squadron
of Cavite. except one ship, which was
patroiling the outside bay.
The foreign warships ps-Immortalite
Briush). Brink Frencm. Irene Comme-
ron IGerman). and two japanese war
ships were anchored of the city of Ma
Mia.
SALUTED SPAIN.
The Japanese boat Naniwa had arrived
the night before and at noon saluted the
fort with twenty-one guns. which salute
was returned by the shore battery. This
is the first salute the Spanish liag has
received from any warship since the
blockade was established one japanese
vessel leaves tomorrow for Hong Kong
General AguinaldO aud twelve other in
sursents who came from Hong Kong In
the McCulloch landed at Cayite yester-
day.
They tell me the rebels have taken pos
session of Subig and have 5000 mon
ready to fight against Spain as soon as
they can get arms.
ATTACK BY REBELS.
a report was brought TO the flagship
last night that the rebels bad attacked
the Spanish 0utpOsts of Manila
The Spaniards were found 10 have
turned the guns of their shore batteries
llndward for protection against the i'm
surgcnts and the rebels made nothing
more than a reconnaissance I'm force.
10 IS also reported that the leuicnant
who commanded the Calloa here has
been shot after n trial by % summary
court martial and that Admiral Monteic
has also been sentenced by court mar
tidl.
These rumors come through the crews
still here. but ! do not have much conn-
donce I'm their accuracy.
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A BOLD THIEF WAS He.
Former Convict Robs the Pcnitentiary
Farm Kitchen.

superintendent Helms, Of the Poniien-
tiary; Colonel John Murphy q member
of The Board OF Directors OF that insti-
tuition. and Mcssrs j. II. Tyler. Jr.. and
a. l.. Montague, the Labor Commissioner,
spent yesterday ut the State farm. They
were much pleased with the management
of the place by Mr.. A. W. Finch.
While there the gentlemen learned OF
a rather remarkable case a former con-
vlct. who had been discharged. came
back 10 the farm. broke into the kitchen
and robbed II of bread and meat. The
theft was discovered when this man was
arrested I'm the neighborhood for another
offence. A part Of the stolen bread was
found I'm his quarters
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ganize new companies for the war.
Governor Tyler yesterday notified tho
War Department that there were some
twelve cases of pieasles among the sol-
diors. The sick men bad been removed
10 tho Old Dominion Hospital and are
doing very well under treatment there.
no danger Of an epidemic IS apprehcnd-
od
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-26
TERROR LEAVES MARTINIQUE

ST. PIERRE, MARTINIQUE May 25.-Thc Spanish tor
pcdo-boa destroyer Terror finished coang the Alicante
whose disguise ambulance ship virtually thrown
of yesterday, and early this morning left Fort de France
taking norhwesery course.
1t is reported that She goes to Join the Spanish fleet
Three meno-war according to the account of fishermen
who arrived here this afternoon seen this morning
daybreak off the northwest point Of the island
The fishermen assert that they Spanish warships
CAPE HAyTIEN, HAyTr May 25.-A rumor which
not be confirmed is circulating here to the effect thar the
Spanish Cape de Verde squadron under Admiral Cerrera
generally understood be in Santiago Cienuegos
observation-disclosures oQoo0oooo0oooooo,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-26
SAMPSON AT HAVANA.
His Squadron Reported There at Day
break Monday.

on BOARD THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
DISPATCH BOAT WANDA, OFF HA-
VANA. May 23-Flled at Key West, Fla.
May 2j 6.iJ T.. M.-At daybreak on Mon
day morning the entire squadron under
Rear Admiral Sampson was lying directly
opposite The entrance TO Havana harbor
about ten miles of shore a formidable
mOuse-colored hotilla of battloshps
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-26
Seventy Five Thousand
More Men Needed.
THE PROCLAMATION.
The New Call viii Swell the Army to
278,500 Soldiers,
ION To CUBA" NOW THE CRY.

Secretary Algcr Firm in His Opinion
that the Island Should 10 Invaded
at Once 10y a Powerful Army
The President Considering
Plan for tho Capture of
Island of Porto Rico.
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virginia and North carolina-Farfly
cloudy weather; probably showers y
eastern portions; fresh northeas'e'sy
winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-26
ME FOURTH REGIMENT

Nothing has as yet been learned tn
regard go the destination OF the Fourth
Regiment. II may follow the Second 10
Tampa 20 go 20 Cuba. OF % may De sent
10 Porto Rico or even across the conti-
ncnt TO san francisco. and from there
90 the Philippine Islands
II had been the intcnuon 10 call the
ll--.l....a -
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