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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
IS ANXIOUS.
ALL CIRCLES AWAITING WASHING
TON DEVELOPMENTS
THE CITY REMAINS QUIET.
Proposition To Cuban Insurgents Re-
Garded ns EorIorn Hopc-fhe Feet
Rate of Exchange Rises

MADRID. April $3.50 T. M.-GoVern-
mental and diplomatic circles are anx-
iously expecting developments At Wash
ington. whence 10 definite information
has been received to-day.
The Cabinet council is sitting 10 discuss
the prospective speech from the Throne.
60 elect life senators. and to settle other
parliamentary details OF the forthcoming
session.
The town is tranquil. All circles are ex-
ercised ntensely in expectation OF the
result OF the visit to ths insurgent camp
OF the commissioners Of the Insular Cow
eminent BY most people tho mission
is considered forlorn hope. and tho
general public anticipate the worst.
OFFER 70 INSURGENTS
SP. M.-It is asserted on good authority
that the mission 90 the insurgent camp
is limited 10 an offer 10 the insurgent
chiefs to recognize their present grades
in the future lusular army. after the
withdrawal of the Spanish forces from
cuba. which will remain under tho pro-
tectorate of Spain. with Governor. pre-
ferenually civilian. IL is said that
the Parliament about 60 assemble VIII
sanction this arrangement.
gP. M.-The Cabinet council, after read
Ing the last dispatches received by Senior
Gullon. the Foreign Minister; Admiral
Bermejo. the Minister Of Marine. ana
Lieutenant General Correo. the Minister
of War. approved the speech from the
Throne. as drafted.
$50 =. N.-rhe feeling OF pessimism In
ereases. and the rate OF exchange rises
correspOudingly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
THE DAuNrLEss 70 BRING NEWS.
Famous FilibuSterer the ASsoci"ieh
Press Dispatch boat.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. April N.-The
,,orld-famous hHbusterer the swift and
r,tish sea-tug Daunuess, Is now the
dispatch-boat of the Associated Press.
,rb. I-nited states Court released her this
..t,.rroou on a bond of $500. She is
t,ino provisioned and coaled tonight tor
t.r mission i'm southern seas. When the
r.cassity arises she Will go 20 The scene
of the fray, and bear 10 lhe "oiIu 'H-
news of the naval conflict
Cbe can snow her heels 20 any craft OF
ber kind upon the sea N rough weather,
,',,u.arf,l stsunch. with hull OF steel, she
r,r hattie with the waves, ANA carry
,,,tling ine bone In her teeth. She Will
s,u out of the port OF Jacksonville to-
morrow. with the war correspondent Of
the Associated Press. ana crew OF pick
ed men. knowing every inch OF the Flor
ida and Cuban coasts
Tho Time--Uniou and Citizen, whose
editor carried on the negotiations for her
charter. said this mornIng:
WAR CORRESPONDENT COMMANDS
..rbe special war correspondent of the
Associated Press is now I'M the city. and
u.il take command of the Ddunlless. He
has been actively engaged completing AN
.,,,aneements. and to-day the tug Wil
t,ke ON board about sixty tons Of coal
bcsides sufficient provisions to last ior
the next month The expectation II, that
tb4 DauntIess will leave tomorrow, going
from here directly 10 Key West, where
the other correspondents VIII be taken
on board.
MEN WELI~NERSED IN WAR.
The correspondents will be men we'll
yersed in warfare, in naval and military
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
Disturbance Valencia.
FORTIFIC ALTON OF FLORIDA.
Request for small Arms for Wilitin-
Fears Of MarnuderS.

WASHINGTON. April 1S-Among Sec
retary Ayers visitors to-day We're Sena-
tors Pasco and Mallory. of Florida who
are urging the War Department 10 push
the fortihcatlon work ON the Florida
coast. They also asked that the War De-
partment allot 10 the citizens " the state,
particularly those along the coast a guam
tity Of small arms, for use i'm equipping
such Of the militia as may be- without
these requisites of defence. As Florida
promises 10 be a theatre OF hortilitieS in
the event of war the authorities cvi-
IDENTIFY fear the incursion OF small ma
rauding parties from ships dlon- tho inn
mense stretch Of coast and feel that
some means should Doe DEVISED Of protec-
ton from them. A delegation from Fer
nandina is to come before the Secretary
tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19

I..-.V.nc IS The jo.nt resolution agreed
r.a last u.eAt ny thc two houses Of Com
%
.l.int resolution for the rec0gni-
,.n Of the Independence of the
,.opIc of cuba. demanding that the
..,crnmcnt of spain rciinHuiSh its
..ithority and government in the
island of cuba, aud withdraw its
4.nd aud naval forces from Cuba nnd
sur1u v,utcvsj and directing the
PRESIDENT of the United StntcS 40 use
che Iand and naval forces Of the
lpitrd states 20 carry these rcSoIu-
lions into cncct.
..Nlhcrcns. the nbhOrrcut cOndi-
lions which have existed for more
tban three years In the Island Of
,nba, 80 near our own borders, have
shocked the moral sense of the
people Of the United states; have
hrcu a disgrace To Christian ciNili-
yntIon, cuIminatinG. a.. they have, in
lie destruction OF IA United states
bntur~hip. with two hundred and
siNtS-~fN Of it, officers aud crew,
while ON a friendly visit in the
harbor of Habnna; aud cannot
longer De endured, aS has been set
forth by the President of the
tinted states in his message to
Congress of Aprii II. 1N"S, upon
which the action OF CongresS was
iu,itedt therefore.
Resolved by the senate aud House
of REPRESENTATIVES, of the tinted
states. in Congress assembled;
"First-ThHt the people "f the
fsInnd Of Cuha are. aud o' right
ought To be. free and Independents
"sccond-That IL - the duty OF the
United states 80 demand. aud th"
government al the United states
does hereby dcmuud. that the gov
srnmcnt of spain az once rclinquish
it, authnrit, and government ia the
island of cuba, aud withdraw its
land aud naval forces frOm Cuba
ANA Cuban waters.
.rhtrd-Thnt the President Of the
tuited >tntcs he. and he hereby iS'
directed und empowered 10 use the
entire land and naval forces Of the
United states. and 80 call Into
actual service of the United states
the militia of the several states, TO
such extent as may De necessary to
cnrry these resolutions into eject.
"Fourth-Thnt the United states
st tt..t-.t.., .,r. dfsunsftfuu az
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
The Oldest Pinno House in Americn.

Ib,. great concern Of Chick-ring x Sons
is now celebrating its seveuty-nlth auu-
,er,a.y. Boston Is iu a jubilee over o.
Its au the talk in New York. and all over
the United states. and Europe. Musirla.s
and artists and dealers are discussing tle
great achievements Of the nrm and tine
,gpeuorty of the Chiekerug Pianos f1-
uer, arc dey0uug whole pages 20 the pIO-
sr-s. Of this great hou-s. From them We
gather that there ars more than 5000
Chirk.rug pianos in use. that mote OF
the celebrated artists and musicians use
tbem than any other; that the Ch.ckcrug
ptauo has won more medals and diplomas
than au others combined. that they have
made more Improvements ana control
more Nausble pat.nts These and other
frot> prove that the Chickeriug piano is
lar fu u,rlance OF all others. and is to-day
The most artistic and the best piano made.
The Virginia agents are the Hume,
Minor Company. Broad aud Ninth streets,
Rtcrmond. Va. whore these wonderful
piano. can always be- seen and heard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
for moment. but he gave MI Carooio'
a very cordial hand-shake.


Asa matter of fact. Miss Cisneros was
rescued by Mr. Karl Decker a he"sp'
nsn. but Mr.. 'Carbonel contributed no
little thereto. lie was 10 provide tue "a.
riage and have il i'm waiting al spot Coh-
vcnient to the prison. After MISS ISM
roS got out of this prison she entered lne
carriage. and Mr.. Carbonell drove rapidly
10 the house where quarters had been pro-
vlded for the fair cuban girl She remain
ei there two days. Mr.. Csrbonei was
among the crowd OF spectators at the
wharf where Miss Cisneros took the
Ward-Line steamer for New York. HIS
heart beat rapidly when he saw the s'I'
come running down to the boat Just De
fore the vessel was to leave
She was dressed In male attire, ana
easily passed for the son OF weH-to-do
Cuban planter Miss CisnerOs had cigar
I'm her mouth. and as she HANDED her
forged passport 10 the Spanish oihctts
she puffed smoke right and left into ther
faces This was the critical moment. Inc
escaped prisoner was allowed TO pass. The
plot had succeeded. and there was great
Joy i'm the heart of the young man Whth
ne SAW Miss CIsneros sail safely away TO
the land Of freedom. The young iady says
the cigar made her almost deathly SICK.
ATTRACTED MUCH ATTENTION.
General Lee and Miss Cisneros were the
observed of all observers at -. PauIs
church Sunday. whittier they went to at
TEND the services incident TO the unveu-
ing of the memorial window 10 President
Jefferson Davis.
When they emerged from the sanctuary
vast crowd was gathered ON the side
walk 90 see them General boe came out
with General Dabney II. Maury, and to-
gether they passed through the throng or
people and entered the Wostmoreland
club. Miss lee and Miss Cisneros walked
60 the Lee residence together and for
many blocks after leaving the church they
had to walk through lines Of men. women,
and children who had gathered 10 see
them.
I'm the afternoon General and Mrs Lee
called on Mrs. jefferson Davis at the JEFF
ferson. and yesterday the General was
downtown during the greater part OF the.
day. lie does not know when he VIII be-
recalled to Washington but IN view oil
the fact that he expects call for troops
10 bee ISSUED to-day. and expects TO be put
in control of those troops, it is most like
Us that he will leave here some time to-
dIN
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ExCITEMENT AT BARCELONA.
Anti rican Demonstration on
Publication of senate Action,

Anti rtcnn Demonstration on
Publication of senate Action.
BARCELONA. April 1S.-Although sun
day morning passed quietly here. there
was a demonstration last evening. when
the crowds which gathered in 'front.' of the
newspaper offices read the latest an,
ncuncements Of the action taken by the
United States Senate I'm regard 20 Cuba.
After il became known that the Senate
had adopted resolution favcring recOg-
milton OF the present Cuban iusurgent
government, there was a scene Of the
gieatest excitement. and patriotic shouts
v ere raised on sll sides. When the stu
dents heard the news on leaving the
theatres, they pdraded the streets. cheer
mg for Spain. and made am attempt TO
reach the United States consulate. The
authorities. however. had taken pteCau-
tions. and the students and others who
took part in the disturbance were dis
persed.
Disturbance snirncin.
VALENCIA. Ap. Finer. ~.. joe
ntWed disturbanc-- .r- lt-t. p
which the women participated. GD..- or-
der was rest0red the gendarmes wei,
compelled 10 make two charges up0n the
mob.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
PARALYSIS OF BUSINESS.
Eject in Florida OF Uncertainty Re-
gnrding Cuban Question.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. April 1S-Tt
jacksonville, Palatka. Tampa, ana all
other towns I'm Florida, serve ~ types OF
business depression, the whole South
must be- in "A state resembling letharsy.
Every one of prominenc- with whom The
oorres spondcut has talked. insists that The
depression IS directly attributable to tho
delay i'm settling the Cuban questi 1n.
Each insists that war We're better far
than this uncertainty. when, they claim,
the merchant who deals by wholesale and
the small storekeeper are alike unable 20
determine how much stOck 10 lay in, or
upon what enterprises 10 venture. j. i3
not roo muon say that FLORIDA would
welcome the arbitrameDt OF war
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
FOR our-oF-rowN SUBSCRIBERS.
The Picture Maine VIII lie seat TO
Our Patrons out OF Town.

Yielding 10 the urgent requests OF our
subscribers in various parts Of the state.
we have concluded to send the hand
some souvenir picture Of the ill-fated
battleship Maine by mail, upon the re-
ccipt of one coupon and cents.
IL IS a colored picture 1-4Xlj. c.eyeriy
executed in every detail, and taken from
an oil-painting done by f. y. Atwood IN
1895. and owned by Brigader-Gener3i -.
4. Wheeler. IL will DO found admirably
suited for framing.
In order TO obtain the picture cut ort
a coupon. which will be found al the coi-
tom of the last column Of the hrst page
OF the DISPATCH and bring or send a.
10 the Dispatch with cents.
Persons desiring the picture By m2u
should be careful 20 write their names
and addresses plainly. Address PICTURE
DEPARTMENT. the Dispatch. Rich
rnOnl Va.
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suopi.b FIoti,Ia Porto Rico.

PROVINCETOWN. MASS. April lS-
Captain webb. Of the barkentine Morales.
which reached this port from Ponce.
porto Rico. to-day, reports that on April
9Th. the day before be sailed from Ponce.
eight Spanish torpedO-boats arrived at
mat port from the Canaries. Two Span
isb men-of-war were there already. a
Suanish cruiser also was sighted in Mona
Passage as the vessel sailed.
TWO FLOTILLAs AT ST VINCENT.
NEW YORK. April 1S.-Dispatches from
81 Vincent. cape Verde Islands. April
IAN. stated that two hotillas Of Spanish
torpedo-boats and torpcdo-boat de-
str6vers. and the cruisers Cnstobal Colon
and santa Maria Teresa, were al that
VOrt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
ENGLISH CAHLiSI> AtIiN y.
They Are Convinced Ihht present
Spanish Dynasty il Doomed

LONDON. April ls.-The supporters lA
England Of Don Carlos. the Spanish pre-
tender headed by the Earl OF Ashburn-
ham. are actively preparing for emerson
.cies Every detail has been ARRANGED 10
seize the propitious motion for action.
The local Carlists are convinced th1t The
present Spanish dynasty is doomed, ana
that Spain viii be- forced 10 choose be-
tween repubicanism and Don ''I'.S.
srbev ada that the only chance for the
,rssenr dynasty D. successful. war
acainst the United States, the possibility
of which is secuted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
ARMY meahnnnrter. and the south.

WASHINGTON. -. g., Aprh N.-No
date has been fixed for the transfer Of
army h,idqulrters from Washington 20
the South lu fact there rs yet consider
able doubt as % whether this transfer
will bo made AZ aI at present. The mat
ter has been brought before the Presi-
dent for decision. and strong representa-
tions have been made ID him hat tho
vast work of org4uiz.ns, armins, and
eauipring the considerable army thar viii
undoubtedly be required In case of hos
ubues could be discharged better al
Washingt0u than iu the south
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
so,,i.h Refugees Leave Tampa.

JACKSONVILLE FLA. April N.-The
plant Line steamship olVctie sailed
from Tampa for Habana AZ o'clock this
afternoon. with 1i2 Spanish refugees on
hoard. These are small proportion oil
a colony of 5,e0 located az TAMPA al
- an of whom will remain al Tampa.
mr. refugees 10 Cuba are young men
and chose without interests Ia Tampa.
Cantain-General BlancO has guaranteed
The safety Of the Olivette.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
GENERA LEE SHOULD LEAD.
Denver People FnNor "0ur fitz" as
Mnior-Genernl.

General Fitzhugh Lee is hero an over
this country and his appointment as
maior-geueral Will be hailed with deiisht
in every State in the Union. The follow
ing letter is self-eNplanatory:
Den-er. col. April -, 1888.
Frank W. Cunningham. Richmond Va
Dear Sir send you, same mail as TINS,
under separate cover, copy OF the Deh-
yer Republican Of April nm, with marked
editorial headed "Iee should Lead the
Fust Troops
send YOU this that you may know
something of how the people of the West
feel coward the people ot the Souin.
This State. as YOU probably know, Is
settled almost exclusively by northern
and eastern people, and their desceu-
dauts. There are but few southern peJ-
ple here. and this is "A Republican state.
The paper I'm which this editorial was
uubli4hed has always been stfdlshi-
out Republican paper undl the silver
issue came TO the front since Whlch tlihe
il mas been Silver Republican. lt ls
owned and controlled by eX-tnited States
Senator N. p. Hil. You might suppoi
tb,t from the record OF General Lee and
his family during the "iate unpleasant
ness" that there might bee hesitation iu
"a Republican state against serving uul'r
his leadership. but / believe that the
uaopie of this State and Of the country
generally. think just as much of him
and are lust as proud of him, AS you
people must be in his own native stat
Youu- in the faith. A. b. GAtfnt.
Checrcd General Lee.
Mr. a. A. Hasker returned yesterday
moruiug from Pawtucket r. J., whittier
NJ W. H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19

movements. and the results Of then en-
ergies will bs seen through the Asso-
ciated Press. the greatest news-gathering
agency the world has ever seen.
The Dauntless T. unquestionAbly the
most famous boat I'm the United states,
and the fact that she is credited with
having done valiant service for the Gu
ban cause win make her especially fitted
for her new mission. She is Of good size,
and will furnish ample accommodations.
She H. also quite speedy. thoroughly seq
worthy. and wcll-fitted for service as
disuatcb-bOat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
FRANK THOMPSON \ WAR AIDE.

To Have Charge Of Transportation
of Troops.
PHILADELPHIA. PA. April lS.-Presi-
dent Frank Thompson, of the Pennsylva-
uil Railroad Company, has been called
upon to act as special aide to Secretary
of-War AIger. and iu this capacity Will
take charge Of the transport ton brauch
Of the military service. iu the event oi
active hostilities. The selection OF Prt5I-
dent Thompson for this duty mas peen
favorably commented upon. i'm view OF
his experience during the civil war as
assistant to- the then Assistant Secretary
of War. Thomas Scott, with duties SINH
lar tn those at present entrusted tO him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
The Somers In Distress.

FALMOUTH. ENG- April b.-fhe
United States torpedo-Doat Somers. pur-
chased for the American Government I'm
Germany. which haas twice bad io make
port while ON her voyage to tle United
states couiJeI tlis afternoon with the
masonry at the entrance of % dock. in
which She was being piaced for repairs.
damage to her machinery having maa'
her leak in several places. As ID result
off to-day's accident, the stem Of tne
SJmers was smashed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
Snnin seeking ~ Loan.

LONDON. April ls.-It Is reported in
,ba city that the Government Of Spain
has been in communication with leading
snancial houses here. including the
Rarh,childs. In an effort 10 raise a loan
of e4oOOOO (SeOeooD on the security
~ the Almaden mines. The Rotbschllds
decline 10 eondrm the rumor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
RErNFoRoKMENTs FOR CANARIEs.
strength Of Fortiflcnticns being in-
crepsc,I-ProNi~ion Heing Gathered.


TENERIFFE. CANARY ISLANDS.
April lS.-The Spanish authorities have
secured aA the principal warehouses at
this place and al Grand Canary for the
accommodation Of troops expected TO ar
rive here. Even the churches are TO be
used for military purposes, and the
strength OF the fortihcatious Is being In
creased. Work ON the latter has been
I'm progress for some time past. and
heavy guns have just been mounted az
tb, chief land battery. which Is situated
ON a promontory commanding the town
and harbOr
Atlas Palmas large quantities OF gram
have been amassed. and more cargoes
are on their way here.
At least 6O0O additional troops are eX-
pected hero. and IL Is said that similar
number ~ men will in en- probability be
sent to the Grand Canary.
coal FOR THE WARSHIPS
SIT VINCENT. CAPE VERDE IS
LANDS. April lS-The Spanish transport
san Francisco arrived this evening. nav
ing ou board % cargo u coal intendc for
ihe Spanish squadron
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
Germany Not Against Is.

BERLIN. April iS.-The semi-ohicial
North German Gazette this afternoon
published note Co the effect that the
REPRESENTATIONS that the ambassadors OF
ne Powels at Washington have assumed
70 hostile attitude towards the United
states are incorrect $50 lar a. Germany
Is concerned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19

OF the many household cohvenionoes
which modern invention has produced.
there IS none of greater value than Elias
tic starch. Try it and be convinced. Put
up I'm g. and lO-ccut packages. ASK your
rrnl.r for II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
PURCHASE or WAR-VESSEL>.
Newfoundland Fishermen For SER
vice in our Navy.

ST. JOHNS. y +, April N-Ihe
United States Government has purchased
the British steamer Rcguius, now az this
port. and will use her as "a coal-carrier.
Spain is negotiating for the purchase OF
the sealing steamer Algeriue, formerly
British man-of-war.
The steamer Grand Lake. which sailed
for Halifax to-day. took fifty Newiound-
land fishermen. bound for Boston, where
tbev will volunteer IN the American navy.
Hundreds of others can bee had Tor the
service il they are needed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19

are the best made. We have them in Bli-
ton Boots, also. in Low Quarter Shoes.
T.. n. SPENCE
Wrong side Broad and Eighth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19

Ever, Trunk. saichel, and Dress-Suit
case reduced 10 the very lowest price. ON
wrong side " Broad and Eighth streets.
T.. II. SPENCE.
Shoe and Trunk House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19

II your complaint T. want Of appetite try
bq,farino glass of ANGO.rrRA BuIghs aah al
bour before ciaucr beware n counterfeit
Ash for tho genuine article. manliacturel Dy
DIR a. G.B Siegort & sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19

Ladies Low Shoes, with heels-l. -.
and . No trying or. no exchanging. ana
Tor cash. l.. II. SPENCE.
Wrong side Broad aad Eighth. d,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
FOR Diseases OF tb~ Liver, stomach,
anG Kidneys

90 Wate- 0, tle GrssuOuer Wnlie sulphur
springs ia i,.s most - y.uabie in America.
PtScE.I. L4DJ o. %, Wholesale Agents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19

>,mbcr of ConfcrcnccS-Brcak Of
ucuuhIIcanS-Spat Bctwccn Bailey
and Rccd-"DiNie" and "li"ng Gen
,,c,Icr on sour Apple Tree"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19

Whatever makes life easier makes life
longer. Therefore, save labor ana time
bv using Elastic Starch. FIat-iron trade
mark. Ask your grocer for 30.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
CONGRESS- AGREES.
g,rt Resolution That CubanS /" Are and
Gugbt TO Be Free"
7rgPlE AMENDMENT ELIMINATED.
I-aD. However, is Ordered 10 Leave
the Gem Of The Antilles.
WAR POWER GIVEN The PRESIDENT.
Fs is Directed to Use Land and Naval
Forces as May Be Necessary.

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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-11-09
Preserving Bacon.
Geo. D.. Lewis in Home and Farm.

Geo. d. Lewis in Home and Farm.
r~ot;ce IN rou, ;ssuo 81 Ca.
tamber :, f.o,.
ono or vour corresno,do,,s Sooh,
Miss. ON tba suh;.,t ,f
mo hams and b,cor with hor,x
1t is not NV nurnose 70 crit;c;se
Mr.. Woods ort;c,. , 9 wa ,croo
in , general w,v Inn, + ;s mora
,o inInrsa wh,, bo Inn. .oia 1I,,.
,hora ,ro cow ro;r,s w;,,
ventura r. d;.cuss W;u ,h,,
7 bovo nr,c,i.ol fiji, motLo, c,u
several va,r. orlr ,bo, vho, nrl
voriyrr W., ,dl Ll,.L r,n,or !
am surn the nnrnnr bolns 10
mako !, Mica md .woo, To ,o
vim with w;II COW ,b,, .
my me,t worry. E,,lo inc, uuL
to keen Off ordir,rv n;.c affair
h],nrino ,bout ,bo 1St or N,rob
or herore Won ho,;r ,o .oo ,nr
skinner n;es t,Lo :, 1ow,.; =. :,