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Beggs' German Salve

Is used in every house. writes one man
from country town. Entire neighbor-
Aood used It for Piles. Cuts, Burns
aed all skin diseases. The fame of its
esres necessarily spread from town to
town, friends tell friends what Begxs'
German Salve has done, and the whole
people acknowledge its merit. its healing
Qualities and its power of aiiay ing pain.
For eaae by W. r. Pine.
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More than twenty million free samples
of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Sxlve have
been distributed by the manufacturers.
What better proof af their confidence in
its merits do you want? 1t cures piles,
burns, scalds, sores, in the shortest space
Of time. The Palace Drug Co.
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The women's Relief Corps win 90 -
Cincinnati via Santa Fe's special throaD
train, which will leave here Cor neaooDo
junction point) on September 4. RSns1.
trip ticket FROM here costs only 50. go.
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RegSs' German Salve

is an invaluable remedy for GUS, burns,
bruises, scalds, clapped hands, sore nip
Piles, sore lips, eczrma. ulcers. chronic
sores, SKIN eruptiOns. fever sores, and all
skin diseases. For sale by w. F. Pine.
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Through Cars to Cincinnati.
Pullman Palace and Tourist slccpers
and free Chair cars to Cincinnati without
change, via Santa Fe Route, on Septem-
Der 4, 1898. Round-trip ticket costs only
$3.50.
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You invite disappointment when you
experiment. DeWit's Little Early Ris-
ers ale pleasant, easy, thorough little
pills. They cure constipation aud sick
headache just as sure rs you take them.
The Palace Drug Co.
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A Wonderful Medicine.

''Beggs' Little Giant Pills. for weak
stomach, impaired digestion, disorlercd
liver, sick headache. constipation, female
ailments, are absolutely without a rival.
Take no substitute. ask for "Beggs."
For sale by w. +. Pine.
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Don't send away for music until you
zee what you can do at the Racket and
Novelty Store. Ii sou will give us your
patronage we will give you city advan.
tages in that line.
TAE RACKET AND NOVELTY STORE.
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Truth wears we'll. People have learned
that Dewitt's Little Early Risers are re-
liable little pills for regulating the
bowels. curing constipation and sick
headaces. They don't grip. The Palace
Drug Co.
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It Absolutely Has No Equal
and all others who claim theirs is AZ
good as Beggs' German Salve are imita-
tors. A fair trial will convince any one
that there is no preparation yet discover
ed, that stsnls even MI equal Ii allaying
pain and in its healing qualities. For
sale bv w. F. Pine.
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One Minute Cough Cure surprises peo-
pie by its quick cures and children may
take 1t In large quantities without the
least danger. 1t has won for iteelf the
best reputation of any preparation used
taday Tor colds, group. tickling in the
throat OF obstinate coughs. The Palace
Drug Co.
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composed Of men Of greatest scholastje
attainment-men learned In the law
men whose honor and integrity have
seldom been called into question.
What intelligent populist does not
blush for shame - he reads the start
ling announcement that John w.
Leedy, populist governor of Kansas.
declares to all the world that the
courts Of this country are rotton.
Surely the people Of Kansas will not
again elect rs its chief magistrate .
man who. judged by his own words, has
Loaf all confidence in his fellow.man-
whose highest ideal of . court 10 that
Of . partisan Judge. From the rule Of
such . creature may God in mercy de-
liver "a"
When asked his opinion of the oper.
atoms Of Leedy's agent in collecting
''hush money" from Kansas City
Joints, Senator Sheldon said: "All
know about Gov. Leedy's attitude on the
metropolitan police law l gained from
. conversation with him. He kept
the Legislature from repeating that
law by asking N to let it alone As
his agents appear to have been profit
Ing largely by It. Leedy probably
realized that the law could be used
for either his political or commercial
profit
In fact" says Senator Sheldon. II
don't know of q single bill which Gov.
Leedy attempted to get passed by the
last legislature. All the Legislature
did it accomplished without his I'd.
vice, aid or cooperation"
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Hon. Chester I. Long, candidate for
congress. will address the people ut
kinsley, Monday, Sept. 10Th; Dodge
City, Tuesday, Sept. Goth, and Cimarron
Wednesday, Sept. 2lst. All meetings At
Up. M. These meetings will be largely
attended.
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A stubborn congh or tickling In tho
throat yields to One Minute Cough Cure.
Harmless in effect, touches the right
spot, reliable aud just what 10 wanted.
1t acts at oace. The Palace Drug Co.
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II you will call at The Racket and
Novelty Store occasionally, you will be
profirtel. If you don't need any goods
call anyway. You are always welcome.
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When yon call for DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve the great pile cure. don't
eoeept anything else. Don't Be talked
Into accepting substitute, for piles, for
opeoes 1oe 6aruk The Palaee Drug ca
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CONGRE ssIoNAL TICKET.
COUNTY TICKET.

For Representative. ...........C. N. BEESON.
For District Clerk. LLOYD S. EVANS.
For County Attorney {unexpired scrm)....
....... Nv. W JACKSON.
For County Attorney tfull terms. ...........
....... w. ". JACKSON.
For Probate Judge L. FINLEY.
For County Superintendent. -CIAS. Z. LOPP.
Fer Surveyor <uncxpired terun).
. T. L. DELLINGER.
Fer County Commissioner, Sd District (un-
expired texm) ...->NIC MAYRATH.
Eor County Cenmissioner. Sd District (faN
terra .N MIC MAYRATH
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ksye He VIM Net Vote for leeay for 0ovs
sen0F 0f the FusAoWsR state and
0lvos HI Reasons There.
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REPURLaCAN STATE TICKET.

Tor Governor W. E. STANLEY
For Associate Justice r. SMITH
FOr Lieut. Governor. .......:.H. Z. RICHTER
For Secretary of State. %. GEORGE A. CLARK
For Auditor of State GEORGE e. COLE
For State Treasurer -. FRANK +. GRIMES
For Attorney General. ....... "A. A. GODDARD
Fer Sept. of Pnblic Instruction....
FRANK NELSON
CONGR ESSI0NAL TICKET.
For Congress. at Large. wv. J. BAILEY
For Congress- 7th Dist CHESTER 1. LONG
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1.-THE populist platform Of 1895 dc.
manded q law reducing the rate OF in
terest In accordance with that DE.
mand 1 introduced a bill providing
for q reduction of interest from ten to
eight per cent and providing heavy
penalties for any violation of the law
Now know of no time or place where
in Mr.. Leedy ever expressed any SYM
patty or desire to have such Lew
passed. He made no such recommends
ton in his message. nor do l believe
he had any wish or desire to see such
q law enacted. We talk of the savings
to the people of the textbook law;
the stock yards law; the fee and sal
ary law-and they are good laws-but
had my bill become law it w0a:d
have resulted in q saving to the PEG
pie of this state of more than $500. coo
annually. More than double the bene-
fit claimed for either of the other laws
Any schoolboy can figure it out
Loans and discounts in this state at
this date are $40. O0o. 600. Two per
cent difference between ten and eigh:
per cent amount to $500. 900 Annually.
Not even railroad legislation could
have been more fsr-reaching in its eff
fects upon the masses than the passage
of this law"
''Nr. Leedy's whole course has been
that of q cheap man. He made him.
self ridiculous By his wholesale de-
of courts
'.In all ages of the world and among |
all peoples the courts of county
have q . rule> merited the highest |
peaisA In general they have beer
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-05-18
SOMEBODY'S BAD BLuNpEa.
Lawrence Man Arrested for Desert!on who
Had Leave of Absence.

Lawrence, Mass, May 17.-Corp. Peter
Graham and Private Dennis q. Finn
of Co. +, 9th Regiment, arrived in this
city from South Framingham this after
noon to escort Private James E. Toomey
back to Camp Dewey. Toomey was ar
rested late Monday night at the request of
Capt. Jouhert, for alleged desertion.
He was locked up at the local police
station where he spent restless day.
Upon the arrival Of the detail hundreds
OF people gathered about them at the
depot and followed them to the police
station. For an hour or more before ths
party left police3 headquarters for the de-
pot, the police had to keep the crowd
moving. Before the party departed Mayor
Eaton called and cheered the soldiers
with kind words. The departure was
made on the 455 train. Toomey was
handcuffed and taken to the station In a
patroi wagon two minutes before the
1ra'n left and few of the crowd saw the
prisoner.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-05-18
MILLION DOLLAR LOSS.
Attleboro JeWelry Shops Destroyed
By Fire.

Attleboro, Mass, May 1s.-The catas
trophe that has been feared for years be-
cause of the crowded situation of the
jewelry factories of Attleboro, represent.
ing practically the towns entire industrial
wealth, at last came to dread reality
early this morning.
The fine three and four-story jewelry
factories on either side Of Mill street, be-
tween Railroad street, caught fire edat L. 81
O'Clock, and in an inconsiderably shor1
time were burned to the grounau with
their entire contents of delicate ma
chinery, tools, finished and unfinished
jewelry.
Very little of property WORTH over
million Of dollars was saved.
Three thousand skilled workmen are
thereby thrown out of employment with
little hope of soon obtaining means Of
| livelihood for themselves and families.
-Four large factories several smaller
ones, a dozen or fifteen dwelling houses,
| four or five barns, marble works
carpenter shops, and several other build.
ings of various character were destroyed
at l.. 80 O'Clock this morning just one hou,
after the fire was first discovered.
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AT CAMP DEWEY.

Camp Dewey, South Framingham.
Mass, May 1.-THE camp has had the
appearance of an old time militia camp
to-day, as to the number Of visitors and
military movements. the Sixth and Ninth
nearly the entire day, the latter being en-.
gagged in drill for over three hours during
the forenoon, and the Sixth followed suif
during the afternoon. The two regiments
came out together at five O'Clock and held
the evening parade after which the re.
views were held, the regiments marching
past the officers, the Ninth leading of.
After this was finished, The sixth paraded
up and down the fields. giving the troons
in uniforms for the first time q chance ia
exert themselves.
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TERROR READY TO LEAVE.
Repairs Completed Oh Spanish Tor.
Dedo Boat.

Copyright 1898 by the Associated Press. }
ST. Pierre, Martinique, May 1.-THE
Spanish torpedo boat destroyer Terror
and the hospital ship Alicantas are still
at Fort de France. 1t is rumored that
the repairs to the Terror are finished and
that she will leave the harbor tomorrow.
The signal lights continue and last
night large number were flashed from
the hills. A Spanish vessel entered the
harbor late last night, showing no lights,
rapidly secuted and left Immediately.
About half past ten last evening an
earthquake shock was distinctly felt here.
This expe rience, combined with the ex-
citement caused by the presence and
movements Of the Spanish warships,
keeps the public strained.
There Is no doubt that the Spanish fleet
which has been lying in these waters has
now left Martinique going in the direc-
tion of Cuba or Porto Rico.
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STILL HOPING FOR HELP.

STILL HOPING FOR HELP.
New Spanish Cabinet Expects to Form
Continental Alliance.
London, May 1S.-The Madrid CORE
spondent of the Standard telegraphing
! Tuesday, says:
"Senor Sagasta spent the whole day in
conference with several members Of the
last cabinet and in fresh negotiations
with the leaders of the right wing of the
Liberals, Senor Gamazo and Senior
Maura. who insist upon obtaining as a
condition of their joining the ministry,
we'll defined programme upon thu fol-
lowing points:
"The war. the International question,
the colonial policy in the West Indies and
the Philippines; home affairs and finance,
both for the present urgent ways and
means and for the future organization.
"Senors GamazO and Manra aim at
vigorous action in every respect to con
vince both the enemies and friends of
Spain that the nation itself and the new
cabinet intend to show themselves equal
to the task of facing all present eIner-
gencies and of arriving at definite solu-
tions.
"The Spanish papers resolutely discuss
the expedieuoy of continental alliances,
which they affect to consider one of the
principal objects of the future cabinet.
The Republican papers urge an allia nee
with France and Russia. at the same
time agreeing with the monarchial papers
in expecting much from the attitude OF
Emperor William. The ministerial papers
are equally keen and bitter for alliances
against England.
The Queen Regent suspended all re-
ceptions and festivities arranged for in
Madrid and the provinces on the occasion
of the twelfth birthday of her son today
(Tuesday) in view Of the war and the
situation in Spain.
"She, however, distributed 25. .00(
pesetas among the local charities and
hospitals. Numerous kilograms of sym.
pathy were received from foreign courts
the most conspicuous being from the
Pope, Emperor Francis Joseph, Emperor
Nicholas, Emperor William and ex-Queer
Isabelle of Spain.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-05-18
BROOKLYN NAVY YARD CASE

New York, May 17.-Civil Engineer
Endicott today testified again in the court
Brooklyn Navy Yard. Witness said that
at best, sheet-piling, such as was used in
the construction of the defective timber
dry dock at the yard, could never be con-
sidered perfection for water tight
purI oses. AS far as known, the witness
said that the work ON the dry dock had
b en- performed as per the government
plans and Specifications. He stated that
t might have been impossible for the ac-
cused to attend to all his duties as engi
neer with the utmost care and detail.
Counsel Rand declared his intention of
n ling out If Engineer Endicott was the
responsible party for the court martial
Hs brought out the fact that Endicotr
had criticised Menocal in personal re-
port to the President in Washington.
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MAY REMAIN AT CADIZ.

-
Madrid May 17.-l1 1n.-Rear Ad-
miral Camara, who is In command of the
Spanish reserve squadron at Cadiz, and
who has been ordered to come to Madrid
to consult the ministry of marine as to
hi. naval plans, has received counter Or
ders instructing him to remain at Cadlz.
An official despatch from Havana con-
firms the report of the blowing up OF an
American vessel off Cardenas and the
killing of 1s men on board. An omcial
despatch from San Juan de Porto Rico
Just received, says no warship arrived
there yesterday or TO-DAY.
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Lieut.. Ames, the new adjutant OF the
sixth was conspicuous by his activity.
The friends of the Sixty came out in
crowds notably from Fitchburg, Lowell,
Milford and Marlboro.
Mayor Rockwell of Fitchburg headed a
delegation from that city and presented
fine looking horse to Major George e.
Priest Of the Sixth.
Quaftermaster ]. G. HeEnessey of Bos-
ton, OF the Ninth was also presented with
horse and equipment. There was
large representation Of the order
Go. T of Marlboro was presented with a
silk flag by John A. Frye this morning
and Captain Grigg of Co. G, Lowell, who
vas married last evening was presented
with q sideboard and dining set on his
arrival at camp today by the members of
his camp.
Up to a late hour tonight no order had
been received by the sixth and ninth
regiments.
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WAR NEWS SUMMARY.

Gen. Merritt denies the
authenticity Of the interview
with him.
The Spanish fleet is now
said to be off the coast oi
Colombia.
Gen. Merritt likely to be
given three more regiments oi
regulars.
An official despatch to Ma
drid from Havana confirms
the loss of an naval American
vessel and IS lives.
A Hong Kong despatch
says Manila is likely to capt.
tulate on account of the
blockade.
There are signs Of a re-
sumption of the invasion of
Cuba.
The Charleston has not yet
sailed.
The new Spanish cabinet
is reported to be complete.
The Concord and Boston
have gone to capture the
Philippines city Iloilo.
Two small Spanish gum
boats are reported at a port in
Ecuador.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-05-18
ARTILLERY MUSTERED IN.
The Maine Battery viii Go to Governor;
11Hsz5
gaf Island Tomorrow

Augusts5 May 1.-THE battery of heavy
artillsryiCwas mustered into Athe service
Of the United States this afternoon with
l4s rnen and four officers. 1t is stated
that they will leave for Governors Island
Thursday.
The first regiment will probably not
leave before Monday for Chickamauga.
The feature Of the day, Tuesday. was
the payment Of the bounties amounting
to s26, $50, to the first regiment.
Adjutant General Richards is in Port
land on business connected with the Port
land naval brigade.
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making for an important port of the
United States,
The Captain General of Porto Rico has
nabled to Captain General Blanco saying
that, although the bombardment OF
San Juan de Porto Rico took place at
rifle shot distance, not gun of the forts
was silenced and, he adds. the Spanish
losses were only eighteen men wounded
among the troops composing the garrison
and few persons wounded among the
civil population Of the place.
The Captain General of Porto Rico
further reports that the United States
warships Indiana. New York, Mont
gomery and Amphitrite were in sight OF
Porto Rico during Saturday last.
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new CABINET.
Announcement Of Reconstruct
ed Ministry.

Madrid, May ITO p. NIT is an
nounced semi-officially this evening that
the reconstructed cabinet will probably
be made up as follows:
President of the Council-Senor Pra-
xedes Sagasta.
Minister Of Foreign Affairs-Senor
Leon y Castillo.
Minister of War-Lieut. Gen. Correa.
Minister of Marine-Vice Admiral
Butler
Minister of the Colonies-Senor Gamazo.
Minister of Finance-Senor Lopez
Puigcerver.
Minister of the Interior-Senor Cap
depon.
Minister of Justice-Senor G. Groizard.
Minister of Public Instruction-Senor
Romero G1ron.
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QUIET ON BLOCKADE LINE.

Kew West, Fla, May l7.--Jncoming yes
se1s renort that all is q uiet on the block
sds line The German steamer Polario
arrived arr, here today and will proceed to
Havana under special permit from the
state department s She s will carly Sts ssmor ro,.
of The Cuban capital and several corre-
snondents for English newspapers.
There is no definite news of the fleet.
The only activity Of the day in this
locality has been the work Of coallng
such vessels as are now here.
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TO TAKE ILOILo.
Dewey viii Capture Another
City.

Copyright. 1898, by the Associated Press,
Hong Kong, May 1.-THE steame,
Esmeralda. which has just arrived from
Manila with 400 refugees, chiefly Chinese,
reports that the United States cruisers
Concord and Boston are going to uoilo
where they expect prompt capitalization
and to re-capture the American steamer
saranac with cargo of coal. The block
ale of Manila is extremely rigid and sew
eral foreign ships have been refused ad.
mittance.
The rebels are useless as allies of Ad.
miral Dewey. They are utterly disunited,
quits half of them being in favor of
Spain.
The Cavite. arsenal was found empty.
Col. Miguel of the artillery, committed
suicide because he discovered that the
ammunition was non-existent
Capt. Gen. Augusti is trying to concili-
ate the rebels and has authorized the es-
tahlishment of native councils.
The archbishop of Manila in pastoral
issued on the Sth inst, said: christians,
defend your faith against heretics who
raise an insuperable barrier to immoral
souls, enslave the people, abolish crosses
from cemeteries, forbid pastors to per-
form baptism, matrimony or funeral
rites, or to administer consolation or
grant absolution.
pending the arrival of troops from the
United States the American defer hostil-
tiles, ashore.
TROUBLE AT ILOILO.
Hong Kong, May 17.-The British sec-
ond class cruiser Pique has been ordered
to Iloilo, Philippine islands for the pro.
lection of the merchants, whose lives
and property are threatened by the insur-
gents. 80
TO PROPIIIATE REBELS.
London, May ls.-A despatch to the
Times from Manila dated May i3, says:
AS a means Of keeping the natives loyal
and inducing them to refrain from aa-
sisting the American Governor General
Augusti has instituted consulting as
sembly, composed of Is members, : of
mixed and native blood. Its president is
Senior Paterno, who achieved the late
peace and accompanied the rebels to Hong
Kong in December.
Preparations are being made to send
food supplies to outlying districts in case
of bombardment The archbishop Of
Manila appoints June II, next, as day
of rejoicing at the renewed conservation
of the Philippine island to the sacred
| heart of Jesus.
INSURGENT CHIEF RETURNS.
London, May 1S-1he Hong Kong cor
respondent of the Times tsiegraphing
| Tuesday, says:
"Aguinaldo and the principal leaders
| in the recent rising left today in the u.
S. despatch boat McCulloch for Cavite
| They will attempt to persuade the natives
to attack Manila in a few days. They
have promised to regulate their conduct
| in accordance with the principles of
| humanity.
"The Americans are evidently anxious
to complete their conquest before the ar.
rival OF the troops from San Francisco.
British residents now take more hope
| full view and a famine is no longer
feared"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-05-18
WARSKIPS NEAR JAMAICA

New York, May II A special from
Kingston, Jamaica, says that report has
reached that place that three warships,
the nationality of which it was impossible
10 make out, were seen Inst evening off
Moran Point at the eastern extremity of
Jamaica. The ships were taking a
southerIy course. -aas1..
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" h
Manila will compelled piula bockadig
under
M W. 7The Spanish fleet supposed to be off
Venezuela OF o q Colombia.
dcoalw purchased
al Port France O
Port
the whole Of
thick
il eto engaged
MA of
of
The says the ewasn American
Washington Geneal Miles commanding the said today
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NOT A DESERTER.

= lamp Dewey, South Framingharn,
Mass, May l7.-Col. Began OF the 9th to-
nlgn9 SAID Private Toomey of Co. E, ar
r Lesoeo ~ Lawrence, had permission to so
home and was not tleserter.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-05-18
SPANISH GUNBOATs ATsECUADoR

San Diego, Cal. May 17.-Capt. Lentz,
this harbor, reports that there are two
Spanish gunboats of about l5O tons at
Guayaquil, Ecuador and that they have
been there much longer than neutrality
laws allows. This is the first news re-.
ceived of any Spanish warships being on
the west coast Of America. The news
was given to Capt. Lentz by the captain
OF Panama steamer which coaled at
Guayaquil.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-05-18
The Spanish Flying Squadron is Believed to be Off the
Coast Of Colombia.
Reports Brought to Hayti Indicate That Big Naval
Battle May Have Been Fought.

Cen Miles Says President Will Call For No More
Volunteers at Present