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Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15

teret % ben repne aotusneb foristig
/, lipt ao Ganeen. Wlelet og Gorn
Stdrhen Iigtes gobt os bapss tilnut.
Gn GbeItefuIb ac Ganscn orpppes paa
pelimurte plaber oa itegss / en- tens
melig BARN Spn, til be er lpisburne.
Smda "copper". II Sep
Smer, q Sop Suffer, / aop tpt Iur
Glsbs, a 9Gs, / 3bsIts Soba, 6 &ops
per W2el % ID 5beile 8anilje. Smer
og Suffer reres til 5lsoe, Wggene pis
ites 9obt % rpre8 iammsn msbS msret.
Spbaen piItes meo 5lsosn faa ben
Hummer, faa bapes ben % 8uniljsn /,
pe tiIiioIt Welet, Tom naturliacis maa
Iigtes fsrit 9ette lRgaes o9iau |
punber IN SheIfeTuIb db Gdngen men
Bdnoen bebepes life OF Imgres, oa
Sagerne er fda fsbe, at be life bGnger
fat.
Sigen Rag E. - 0enne &aoe
fan boloe fig bpor lGnge bet Ital bore,
nuur mar bar ben / en- tGt Slit gpr.
l &op Smsr og 2 Stopper brunt Sui
fer rsres til Sleoe, a 9Gg piItes goot %
blanoes 6ermeb, oerpaa reres ! Rpp
-
8anb /, iaa l SbeIte &anel, ! 3be'te
repet Muitat % J 5beite Reait. 2
SbeTfesr 9opal Batting Bomber Iigtes
meo 8 Stopper Mel, ] Sop Mel Iigtes
oper J Yunb 6igen, iom er battet gam
Ne FIN, % 2 Stopper Hoiiner, bppraf
Stenene er taget uo. Saa babes fsrit
5ieen % RoIiner | % reres goot ON,
"a tiliibit Met % Batting gopber.
Den itsees / TO 9oupes / en- meset lang
ipm Spn / 2 2imer. Den folbsr iig
beoit. bpis man, efter at &u9en er bic
bet tolb, "Iroitsr" ben meb alminoelig
"Soileb 5roiting".
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15
quiet nn finhkrurt.
Repi1eret al en- prdftiii Susmpoer.
Sm SmanfaGer

Hu nodr BET er iaa parmt, pleier be
he'te 0usmpore at grus for Gaeebogs
ming, iiRr ndar bet tpmmer ofte pad.
Oct er ba en- Seiparslie at baaoe Sio
og Irbetoe at bdge enoel Smoatager,
Iom Tan 9iemmes uoen at Ipoleres.
Man fan ba altio bare 8age pad
Soanben uben at behepe at bags Iud
ofts. @i bill oerfor gipe npeIe Cps
'~triTter pua iaubanne, Tom bolber iia
goot. De ber belIt p]pbepares paa ct.
tert Steb % belit / en- tGt Slitsgor.
Sanbtager. Yuno Smer,
/ punb Sutfsr % l 9Gg arbeioes
idmmen, fda ~tiIfsies NOT Wel til bet
blipsr iaa paste fat Osig, at ben fan
uorulles gunite tpno. Den 6er orr
beioes iaa tibet ipm mulig, % man
bpr belit itaa pau ct fisli9t Step, mems
man tiloper 0eigen. Naar man bar
tieplet uo noget at ben, 'tiRrss aaz
osrne / f~irtanteoe Stntter meb en- Itarp
Snip, eler man Tan 1tiRre benz I'D meo
en- alminoelig "Goofp Gutter. De tie
ges / en- miobels BARN Spn, til be er
lniebrune, % man mao paste Dem gobt,
bd be let bill brGnpes, pda 9runb al,
at be ct Iod feoe. OerIom be, hpi8
@siret er meget paaot og fugtig Ituloe
blipe bleos, fan man, fort fer be Ifal
bennttes, fPtte benz ino / Opnen ct Bar
Winuter, Iau bill De blipe Iprsoe iqien.
SngefG rz8 lager. - ) punb
Smsr og l Yunb brunt Sutter rsres
til 5lsbe, 8 9Ge ilaaes goot pg rerss
heri 1 Sop FUR Welt % ! Spiieite
SODA pispes gobt Iummen oe bapss /,
Iammen meb Il SpiieIte Sngsf9r, pg
tiliioit Il Punb Mel. (omtrent 7 alz
minbsliss ajettsns8 opper.) Sette ar
beioes gobt iammen, faa bar man en-
Del oeraf up | en- lang 9rso@panbe, %
ruler bet uo, Ida bet bliper iepnt, meo
en- "8lafs Gan, at bet Slags, iom
bsnbttes til Spltning. (Gt Sieple sr
nemlig altfor lang til at bennttes.)
Raar man bar fauet bet iepnt ubpper
taeer man en- 8aFel % gisr Striber
meb ben langs eftsr panben, iaa i9ts
tes ben inb / en- temmelig BARN Spn.
Sauinart be er itegte. og mems De enos
nu er blebe, Tti9res be op / Sirtanter.
0isie Tan bolbe iig msset l9nge.
Matrpner. Gil ) punt
Munoler taees J puno pulpez
~riieret Suttsr og 3 9Ggeebpiber
Manolsrne Itploes ferit, iaa mar fan
iaa bet bruno Stino at. oerpaa I9ttes
be ino / en- life for BARN 9ugeropn fol
at torres gobt. Saa bates bet tint / er
stopping gopl", eaer itsoes / er
Wprter, pm man bar en- FABIAN. @Gg'
9shpiosrne piIfes itipe, iaa rsrss Sut'
tsret /, liot efter libt. % tillut Wanb'
lerne. Saa lraass "9utter paper'
dom fan faces paa 9rocerp Stores
be iterre gper) I ponber. eler, maj
fan Imsre a~lminbelia bpibt Yapi
spbt, % benptte bet paa FANNIE Maaos
Matrorosieen lesees iaa paa Yapirc
meo en- sbs'fe / fmaa runos "alatter
os Iteess | en- meget laneIpm DIN til b
er lpIesule.
| &pfusnsos& q q {. - 2 8oppe
repet &otusnsb, l 8op pulpsriIerG
E Sutter. 3 9G~sssbpioer, 2 SpiIefes
: Mel % 1 SpifeIfe Corn Siar6. gGe
{ sebpiosrne laaes itipe. Iaa rsrss Sui
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15
Suffering.

Chm ~fuitttret | "Eetorabz poitsr" bar 9,
6. Wuieum mootaget fra geu. Dear, Teccs
rab, $40. e. 2. @islum, Z Nareana,
"9utberts Qiorssbprea- iRebHnoue TEa
l7oe Maiiomitesu pen 3. e., Ttttouobpttc AZ
"Staro" sl4.50, g. 6. athletic Nsiotiation,
Rtttp fra Qoie gal Same Den l1oc Mai
1905. &utb 9ubl. Souis, 6orIaostriitcr.
SIR. Sebbriu9, 2 "Sboip GuTss." Gerto fra
Gcuieri ben doe Suni, $l9.35. Ctto Sols
berg, QbotOs ai 6. 6. 9auo's Neolemmc,
eruppertt. 6. G. gano, 8untms % 8los
for 1gano Group" ~ioitcuos $500. prpi,
Or. Spumme, 6. g., Z norifsam. Smna1riis
ter. 3. u. Sobuion, Stan At "3idmoro
Wiapip." 3. Stub & Gin9otn, 4 8anunes
mcb @las, 3 StoltbFger. Qait. Abrobanr
aacobitn, NorOueis, 9u., l uOrii SslcmDut,
3 Msoaiacutr. Qat. s.. 81. MIugtlsien, 8sO
Wiu0, Ybotps al Gables Seminary % Cir.
fen ReO 9Piug, RUutant 81. 6ru &. See
buns, 6igblanDpilt, gibcl tr0tt / gpiiteu,
BERG I 1872 Sc i6rite 8 aupitler manglet,
Gano=@loier, illuitrsret % ulc9ct irttrcs.
liant. Bat. q. Sctbuus, ufulotruOise Aur.
oangc ui fers roritsam. 5iosfriitcr, ca. 20
9rodurcr, 90 uortsum. 9e9cr, photos, sig;
net etc., ialt en- itOr SamIiug. 0ous 2cA-
%nin9Oot, | SsloHgret efter bans GlreiaOtr,
Nrg. Gli Qersrien Cpbsjm, Grauoabl, Ore
ittpire / 900 8ebplo, Sslpf1uet, aammsl
Salueboe o0 attsit. Euft. goIstao, 5bor,
Sa., iusnit Mpnt. Qait, gbr. 9titul, @iro.
qua, Nis., 81. &. 2. Rrpans, Wilmiua,
ton, Winu., 81. Ric, Dloisutcr, Gart Glau,
icu, Reo geiug, bier SOC, Ilrof. Serman
Ntaus, Ssrgus Gals, SOC.
SAILOR 6anior.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15
neutrality-suspicious..
csmrrtipmbss.n henlepss paa Qpcrtis.

Csmrrfiombcb.u benlcoss paa Npcrtisfe.
mentet: "gnfss: 300, 900 Grtpinj9t." Sstte
advertisement rar inps / 20. A for ben
lite SuIi, % peo en- Gsiltas,tie ira @laOets
Sior Tom Der til at itau, at ) SLATER Irlacs
for $3.50. Set ct iontplst umuligt, Tiger
Mr. Swaulon, of igl1e MeOicinsu til otn
Qris. 9stllinaer tontmcr iuO Ma8icUis,
% Ngeuterne runot ON Niotr bant en- Wiasie
Spsrssmual 90 llbebageligbtocr.
6uF, at priien or $3.50 Tor 3 TluFu,
life for ; ,Slalfer. "S.=4.A Mee.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15
Some Experience with House
Plants.

The morning before you wish
to repot plants in the evening,
water until the dirt in the pot is
thoroughly soaked, or place the
pot in a vessel OF water and leave
until 1t gets wet on top. Have
dirt prepared of one-third well
rotted manure, one-thrrd sand and
one-third garden dirt and leaf
mold; mix well, put charcoal in
tie pot to the depth of an inch,
MI pots to within an inch of the
top With a knife loosen around
the edge of the pot containing the
pant, tilt it over and you have
u With almost all the roots unin-
llrtd; pour warm water gently
through the mass of roots to wash
out the old dirt. When the most
OF tins IS removed, make a hole
IN the new dirt put plant in water
and press dirt firmly around the
roots; fill in with dirt to within
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15

Sabenen pmfatter fun lite alaBies,
mooerne Stibe. st Qntal aanonz
baaoe er life mebreenet; 6eller lite
"8eIupius" % "9atabbin" % be Mos
nitorer, icm blep bpgget unosr Sprsers
trigen.
Selo uoen nogen 5ors9elie bill scr
for ben a%meritanite 5laaos inbtd6e en-
forbolospis fremtr9benbe placS paa
Sapnene, men at ben bill blipe forsqet
er imittert, 0ens glimrenbe Retpro uns
Der arigen baabe meb SsniDn til g1u.
teriale og ManoItab. "Sregon"s nGp.
ne~parDige Seilabs, Ruslanos Orbrsr
hos Cramps &c Sons oIp. 9iper Iatio.
men fabian Siltro til ameritanits
Stibso9rfter, at ct ubpibet Sfibsbbo.
ningsprpgram imittert bill pinbe Son,
sresiens Sifdlp.
Ser er altiaa bet ME 4merita | E r
Scn1eence = pRbnet til en- baarocrt
aris pg itsrre Snofpbelie eno noaena
iinbe for. Ss bpilten aamp, be far
epe! Sepep fpran Manila; sob.
ion ps hans Samerutsrs 0sosieilab:
meo "Wferrimac," mems belle ben fam.
lsoe Slaubes MunbItab fripiaist tilbp.
Der Jig til at gua msp; Rupuns lips.
farliae 5Grp til Gensral Gome3, bocr.
nnoer bet at blipe fansst naitsn pa,
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15

barre enb Ssben; Blue meb I'm Hetoga
npierinastur pdo 70 Wil runot Sdns
tiaao; 0bitnep, fom meo Sompas %
Rotitsbos inse fig frem runot porto
Rieo - alt bette er Dor ianes Roees
gamle Mob.
Spis ben gamle 2epe cg ben ungs
9gpe npqsnIinbe Ituloe gaa uo pda
Seoat Sioe ON Sioe --!"
Senrp Tormun pperlooer til enbper
2Gfer if9r at fulofere S9tningen.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15

Fer Sppihueu babe iaoet Selirium oa
aiGrrinssn ienots Sieneitspiosu eiter 9roen.
Sit oumms Sal" uObrsO bun, pa Qiaen
fem tilbase, 4bporlepss Tan ou ialos paa at
hsnte SprlGsen, uuar iss bsper oio bent,
Setter til min Wano!"
Pisrn: 80, psrs ia 10 upirpttslio: @flp
fort etttr So'tsrn, for naa sr ben samls
griien iiut isi,n!"
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15
RprtbHtlo, minu., 26Oe Murts 1898.

WptIDNtIo, WFllln., 2tDc Wforts ISJS.
Carl 8. StclUart eumttr So, Winnravrlis
Brine Scrrer! 49, gebag bcrmco at fiit9,
iupsiluttct si96.24 iom iulo @etalirg io
bet 8cttrsnoe poa R~egninaen for 2unbu
Seq er iUrocles pel %iornsist mso nit 9umber
% bill giore, bpao ieG fan, til at Sc Tan iat
afiat mere Der, Seq bor iauct aft 9umbere
bi'in, % alilammen Dor FORFEIT siter 9iasn
Seq cr Gem %irroelcs iorbuuOer, iorDi .
bor aiOtt mig en- COB Sauotl, Sercs for
bunnnt ". e. 2ariin.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15

tilitanben beoirfe Itpre 9ioelier efterpaa.
9enne Sla9s auinoelposbeo or pite
me9et baaronaffet % ban lfelis at linbre.
ct laabant 1ilinlbe bar Mrs. Glla oos
miltpus. 0un ifriuer fra Scptlnnb,
Sno.: Seq er 20 gar 9ummel os bar
tire Born. Giterat min anbet Barn bar
isbt, bleu ies plaset al en- Spsbom, iom
2Goerne falpte 2iumpbers % BlGrelis
belier. Seq ipsie Si9lp hos tire iors
lfiellise Eager, braf aIilass 5be % iurs
is9te baabe benne % bin Mebicin; nlen
life blep leg beors, iprenb ~eiterat jeg al
en- Sen bar blepen tilraaoet at prpue
Ye.rusna. Stun en- SLATE bapbe icg to-
get, ba jes ianbt mig fri for Smerter %
iplte mig b~etpbelis itpr,ei; men euonil
isreno les bauoe brust Salpparten al
SIalfen, islte ies bebre. Seq par n9.
item bpp. Snsen al mine 9abper trpe.
be, ar jes n~useniinoe pilbe bliue bro
isjen. Seq pilpe lanst bellere bape cr
Slate Ye=ru'na eno tire sobe 29ser ion
benz, jes bapoe".
Or. Sartmans lipitc BOG ON apin.
belibell + % beres Sebanollns iences
gratis til enbuer auinpe, Der iilifripe,
BAN | Columbus Ohio.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15
Bnunrn OF inrni.


gonben:
ga, firrs mi ioro, ou peit, fra e. trtng
BET sr ou, lom iaiiar meg fsoa!
ga, bette mi joro, lat aaicr % eng
al mptjs | itdbur % lsoa!
Sat srorinme tegn:
parmt %iplliiu, goOt resn,
faa iplgia bet inaOos meo Ngnlugs btgn!
Sproi:
50, inins min bonOe, g bill beg 10 raj:
iamt til sagn for beg uil es pera;
men INN ca fam giera beg restig lCl,
lDt BIT Iprit for meg noto sierra.
6pr lieiom ein ioar,
nm ~ppniulle padr,
ilit maa tpar elm perta, ban bauitd faar.
Nlsn prts ps iolfiu CT life NOT
for irGi, iom ~lipgpont iraaaar,
% Oiiur bel ospr ! iplgit og iloit,
naturi Hrip Iislp ire lopar:
fal ire, buff % urt
iaa bera fran fruit,
treag bel csic Anna euu lios os fluff.
Taturi 70 iaunt bco meg bette iagt:
Nal es 9iepo arlins % ersoa,
maa bonotn meg istla / btpp 80 maQt,
og lite meg glspnna "a sisoa.
Mot bel, iom meg trens,
eg CT ncio ftrens:
paa aiort os npilas es albri giens.
Com bit BERT "a iiaa oeure ilauttepca:
nso itrGp bu her niinitroact %ianfur;
MEN bdp noto N h I / ben arnc moi,
Inurt oalbgp poa itDttst Der pantar.
foa bet bsilt / bepo,
liaq qraitt i lsgo,
og psngi ittup Ficroubbelt tiuti % mrso.
Ponpen:
Soo taft for bin lUroom, ou oiie ioro!
- Saa ea lam lie trold en- hsfsa,
70 bill ca no fnteia bit roao ~ orb,
70 peit sg, bet iuaooe bill peisa.
SO oprtar nit LAMB,
bet btrour iitano,
70 FINER NOT bauiten bin Ninte wuuu!
Slap Gittapo.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15

iii 8erbeu Inbre fal,
fsbe flere 8sru met
Selb, %. bet anoet.
treble eQcl iicro(
Barn { II paa @runt
al en- eaer amber
Spaaheo Sunpbeos.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15
Gre Seser funoe fife
2inore baarNnnffeee f%ninociinc 2ibei'
Ter. - Wen @e'rn'na beibrcOer.

Meoet al apinbefjpruet$ 2ioe!ier er
iremfalot peo inflammation eiter Bar
neipoiel. Rogle &pinber er usle / lnun
Sio eiier at bape braot BET iprlte Barn
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15

On sammel Qra'ti!er. Suielen: sSm ou
ergans itulps iinpe paa al siitt big, tiurl
Gpoli, iaat ol iss sipe big ct eooi 8cao.-
Srooerisuntn: go bet bar
Sutslsn: -GBiit big aloris!"
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-03-18

which prevailed hsl SUNDAY aud tbe
sunday previous A few worbmen
were busy about the yard and aboard
ihe ships bul their work was Of "a
character The MHntuuo.
muh kamhdIu. Minneapolis and 90.
lumbla are now an but ready 90 sail
within day or two if SO ordered An
the warhips are coalrd ana huyc MOST
of their stores aboard. aud about 40
that remains 10 Boz done now Is 90 Pc.
plsuIsh their stock OF ammunition.
The Government tug Lcydcn Is cx.
pected tomorrow or Tuesday aud win
tow a large load of coal TO Key West
&C is reported thai the Government d
negotiating fof The purchase OF mum.
Der of largo barges iu this city 90 be
used FOR carrying coal aud supplies
The work Of recruiting laudsmon. ordl
nary and machlnis,s, viii continue an.
ul further orders
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-03-18
RLMIRANTE OOUENDO.

idcnt was by far one Of the most I'M
portant held yet 1t related 10 he
actual plan of campaign for national
defense that has been perfected by the
army strategists. TO carry out mme.
diately essential features OF this pan
large sums from the $5O,O0O.UUU :3nd
will be set aside at once, The utmost
privacy is observed about the plans.
One fact that is known positively is
that 100000 rifles with 2,5CO,0,0 rounds
of cartridges viii be purchased at once
for arming volunteers in anticipation
Of a call which may be nccessitated
in a few days. Secretary Alger be
lieyes in being ready for a prompt re
Spouse to such a call and not waning
until it is actually made before getting
ready for equipping the men. An IN
crease of the regular army 10 10000
men is also being considered.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-03-18
AMOUNT OF BOND FIXED.
Federal Marsbals of Tennessee
Give $4,000 Bond Each.

WASHINGTON, d. C.-(Spccial)-
The Department Of Justice has fixed
the bonds Of John w. Overall and Col.
Tom Baker the recently appointed
Marshals of Tennessee, at 2D,G00,OOO
each. 1t is understood that arrange
ments have been made by which a
company of Baltimore will make the
bonds for both Overall and Baker.
They have both been highly recon-
mended to the company by Hon. II.
Clay Evans and other prominent Ten
nesseans, and as the commission for
making their bonds only amounts to
about $25 each per annum, they have
both decided to allow the company to
make their bonds.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-03-18

nnd q Impossible % pass judgment
Zoo Washington upon the fitness for ma.
val service on vessels that may Doe u.
Tered for che auxiliary branch Of TIE
navy 90 che various senporta. 80 they
have been aided Ia their work by the
creation OF % special board, which Will
undertake 20 visit each Of the ports
where ships may be- offered aud make
a careful personal inspection Of The va.
rIeus craft
The Nashville arrived az Key West
Saturday. while the Marblohoad ar
rived az Tampa. The naval officials
will not state the purpose Of the Mar.
mcheads visit 20 Tampa.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-03-18
Orders Received ut Atlanta
to Have Trains Ready.
PREPARATIONS HURRIED.
Excitement is Increasing In all
Departments and War
Seems Certain.
sneelal 70 The Chronicle.

Special 10 The Chronicle
ATLANTA. GA.-lSpeciut) Orders
were received here Sunday night boy
the master mechanic Of an the mil
roads entering into the city 10 have
every engine steamed mp and ready FOR
use az a moments notice All round
houses Ia the yards We're lighted up
Sunday night and n full force Of men
were al work-a very unusual thing for
Sunday night
A trip 10 the round-house Of several
roads did not elicit any Information.
Those In charge said the engines were
merely fred up for emergency and
that they always kept som" ready 10
be sent out in case Of a breakdown or
putting out Of extra trains. It was de
MED that any order had been received
20 have an extra number Of engines
ready for use, although the report was
current around the shops that move
emf of troops was expected early I'm
the week Nearly all the officials Of
the Southern roads are ont Of the city.
it being understood they are in Florida.
J. b. Thompson, General Superln-
tendent Of the Southern Railway, was
seen ut the Aragon Hotel tonight lie
said no order to have engines in readi-
ness had been given out and that If
any such order was issued he would
certainly know it,
Acting under instructions believed TO
have been received Saturday night, the
Western & Atlantic shops had on a
full force Sunday working Oh engines
which have not been used for a year
aud freight cars abandoned some time
ago and rolling stock has been re-
paired. The master mechanic Of this
road denied positively that any rush
order had been received and said the
repairs were being made in the regular
course of work.
The conference Of railroad men iu
Washington Sunday left color to the
report that emergency work had been
ordered on several of the roads and al
though it Is denied that such an order
has been issued. It is known that in
formation reached Atlanta Sunday
night looking to the pushing of this
work.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-03-18
A LONG CONFERENCE.
The President and Secretaries Al
ger, Long and Gnge Discuss
the Finances.

WASHINGTON, d. C.-(SpeciaI)-
The President had a long conference at
the White House about noon Saturday
with Secretaries Alger, Long and
Gage. 1t is presumed that their sub
jcct of discussion was the finances Of
the situation, subject which could
not be fully treated at the Cabinet
meeting yesterday, owing TO the short
session. Owing te this conference, the
statement was again made with the
emphasis that has characterized every
utterance on the subject by the Presi
dents constitutional advisers that up
to date the Administration has abso-
lutely no knowledge of the cause of
the disaster to theMuine and that it has
no report Of any kind from the court Of
inquiry or anyone connected with it.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-03-18
The President in Consulta-
ton with His Advisers.
GOING TO BUY WARSHIPs.
Havana Harbor a Verltable
Network Of Mines and
Torpedoes.

Special 10 The Chronicle.
WASHINGTON. n. C.-(special)-
The Spanish situation Is regarded by
officials here as being more grave than
at any time since the destruction of
the hattlCship Maine. The speech Of
Senior Morct at q banquet n Madrid.
n which hc said that the patriotism
Of the Spanish people would preserve
Spain from the loss of nm "inch of ter
rItoy,' together with the uttcrauces
published IN the morning paper OF
Capt Pcral 10 the effect that Spain will
insist on the accident theory IN regard
10 the destruction Of the Maine, are
looked upon as very significant.
II this is TO be the course OF Spain,
then war seems 10 be inevitable. This
is the view held by officials In private
conversation. The situation Is Eecom-
ing more grave hourly and the Presl
dent Is making every precautlon for
war.
Tie conference at the White House
between Secretary Alger and the Pres
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-03-18
MOVING TROOPS.
Government ArrnDges and COnfcPs
with Railroads Relative to
Changes TO lie Made.

WASHINGTON d. C.-(Special)-
The Government is perfecting its plans
to make movements of troops to the
coast defenses, orders for which were
issued by the War Department on Fri
day. and published at that time. A
conference was held here Sunday by
representatives of the following rail
roads, to arrange for the transporta-
ton of light a"tillerymen and their ac-
coutrements; The Atlantic Coast Line,
the Southern Railroad, the Seaboard
Air Line and the Chesapeake & Ohio.
1t was stated that companies of artil-
lerymen. consisting of about sixty men
each, would be transported from For
tress Monroe to the following points;
Fort Caswell, on the Cape Fear River,
Ga: to Tybee, near Savannah; to Fort
Morgan, near Mobile, and to Sheridan's
Point, on the Potomac.
1t was stated also that company
would be moved from For McHenry,
Baltimore, to some point on the Della
ware River, near Philadelphia The
Government wanted, it is declared, the
arrangements perfected by Monday or
Tuesday at the latest No bids have
been asked for regarding the ranspor-
tation of heavy guns, and it was under
stood that the men were to be carried
to the different points simply to man
the batteries 1t is not known when
the contemplated changes will take
place.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-03-18
WARM FIGHT EXPECTED.
The Futtcrson-Cnrmae Election
Contest.

WASHINGTON, ID. C.-OSpcclall-
The contested election case of Patter.
son ~. Carmack from the Memphis
District Of Tennessee, promises 10 be
the most holly fought Of any that will
come up In the House during This Con
grcss. All of the Republican members
of the Elections Committee No 3
united IN the recommendation that
Patterson Doe given the seat, but talk
ON the floor Is that e does not uccps-
snrlly signify that the contestant Will
get the solid vote of the Republican
side of the House.
During the Firty-sccond and Fifty
third Congresses Patterson was him
self 4 Democratic member Of The Elec-
lions Committee, and It was he who
manipulated the contest from the City
Of St. Louis of O'Ncu w. JOY. O'Nell
was seated and Mr. JOY is i'm the pres
cnt House. His friends openly charge
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-03-18
FIVE MORE CASES.
Surgeon Wcrtenbnker En- Route to
MiddlesborOugh 10 Investigate.

MIDDLESBOROUGH, Ky.-(spe-
cial.) THE citizens held a meeting Sat
urday to take action toward cooper
ating with United states Surgeon Wer-
tenbaker in stamping out smallpox.
DR.. Wertenbaker will arrive Monday
night and will be met by a committee
of representative citizens at Knoxville
He comes merely to INVESTIGATES, and
DR.. Mccormack thinksahis visit IN
called for, as State authorities have
done all that could be done to control
matters Mccormack and assistants
will extend all courtesies to Werten-
baker, but will strongly interpose any
Intervention Of the Federal authorities
Five new cases We're discovered Sat
urday and seven persons were released
from the pest-house. The situation is
brighter.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-03-18
The Garden Of the Antilles
Becoming a Desert.
SENATOR PROCTOR'sVISIT
Thousands are Dying OF Starv-
alton and Want---All In a
Pltlable Plight,
Special to The Chronicle

Special to The Chronicle.
KEY WEST, FLA.-(Specai)-Your
correspondent has secured from sena.
tor Proctor certain interesting data
which viii be embodied in his official
report TO President Mckinley on the
conditions now prevailing In Cuba. Tile
first few days be- spent IN Cuba IA be-.
coming acquainted with the conditions
existing In Havana The Senator was
almost constantly IN the company OF
Consul General Lee, and was greatly
assisted In his work by that official.
lie SAT At the Generals table at the ho-
tel and rode about the city with him.
The Senator was a daily visitor at the
Consulate and took great interest IN
the investigation Of the Maine disaster.
Later he made several trips into the
interior. Mantanzas being the largest
point visited.