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LEXINGTON. Feb. 1o.-The Woodland q shanklIn's
auction sale vas continued here to-day. J. u. Lewis
of Urbana, o, got Dorsey. the good Egotist stallion.
for OF. 075, the top price. Sinety.six head brought
Sl2.sGo. an average OF nearly Sl3i. The best sales
were:
Young Jim. b. s., "a. by George WIfkes-Lear
shire, %L%eesburg. Ky..:"'"-~,".-.:."."c., s77b
Lewis. Urbsne. I.O76
by waveland Chief 7. ". Price. Lexington. $50
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n. J. 4. G. WIns a, Hockey.

The New Jersey A. c. hockey players met the
Stevens Institute team at the st. Nicholas rink last
night. The men from Hoboken put up a plucky
game. but were somewhat outclass d in team work.
Tho n. J. A. C. scored three goals in the first half on
pretty drives by Walton, Ryder. and Koehler. Ken.
needy scored once In this half for Stevens. Koehler
and L~Oughman scored again for n. J. A.C in the next
half. while splendid work by Gilmore. Mackey, and
The final ngures were; MI. A. C. o goals; stevens,
/. The lineup:
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a Decision in the Won der Abe Case

PrrTsBURG, Feb. lO.-Cnited States District Judge
Burlington held another hear .ng In the Chris Won der
Abe haOeas corpus case to-day, and look moro testi.
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For the Championship OF the Manhattan
Chess Club.

The second game in the lie match for the
championship OF the Manhattan Chess Club
between Baird and Koehler was played on
Wednesday night. The latter adopted the
Petrof Defence. The game was evenly con-
tested for twenty.three moves. when the players
agreed to o draw. The score follows:
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The second half OF the New York interscho-
lastic chess tournament began at tho rooms OF
Columbia IN School, SO East Fifty-hrst
street, yesterday afternoon. { q O'Clock only
one game was finished. Briggs Of Hamilton In
stitute defeating Manson OF Cutler. The con.
tests between Brown and Matteson, Lynch and
Wertheimcr. and Arnstein and Libairc were ad-
journcd. This makes six games unfinished. Ii
is likely that they will be decided on Saturday
morning. BY winning yesterday. Briggs and
Libairo are a tic for individual honors. Sum-
mary:
Pi1u,rs and Recruits. Openings. Mores.
Known Nntteson..s Kings Bishop. ~
an,on,.... o Briggs. - Philidors Defence. ~
lynch ...s Wertheimers French Defence. 80
Arnstein......' Libaire. - Dutch Defence. 20
Adjourned.
The record Of the tournament follows:
Won. Lost Won. Lost.
Hamilton .........b !Shcns .....I2 81
De La Salle.......o y .Cutier.......l
Columbia Gram'r.iLa 32i
The individual standing Is:
Won. Lost Won. Lost.
Libaire ..........} q lArnstein. .......l
Briggs ............+ q Wertheimer.... = 2A
Hankinson ........2i3 liz Brown ..........l
EnRels ............S z lLynch ....-
Matteson ..........2 lManSon .....-...U
This is the pairing for to-day:
49, ~-- 80
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The record Of the tournament follows:

This is the pairing for to-day:
Manson vs.. Libaira, Lynch VS.. Brown, Arnstein VS..
Hankinson. Engels VS.. Werthcimer.
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News from the Horse world.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Jockey Club
was called for yesterday afternoon, but as a quorum
failed To respond no business was transacted.
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skating Champion McCuiIoch wIu.a at Brooklyn.

A double bill nled tho Cermont Avenue Rink.
Brooklyn. last night with an enthusiastic crowd Of
spectator. There was n game OF hroomball between
the HeIk ,mer A. e. OF RrooElyn and the Carnival A.
c. OF this borough. Roth teams worked hard and
receive liberal applause. The BrookIynites won ny
n score OF goal to o. Then cAine an exhibition e
skating 10y, ~IChampion Mccriloch in a one. mile
handicap skating race In which MrCuilOch easily
rnished fret, with oscar Lund of Brooklyn second
and g. BellefeuIlIe third. Time. 8 minutes 5 i5
seconds.
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A party of foreign racing men will sail for
this country from Liverpool to morrow on tho
Cunard liner Campania. Among them are Jaap
Eden Holland. Ponttecci. tho Italian champion.
and Henri Assac and Petite of France. These
men have signed to race here under the man
agement of race promoters.
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Schooner Yacht intrepid on for the West
Indies.

The schooner yacht Intrepid. Capt. John
Holly, left Manning's Basin. South Brooklyn.
on Wednesday and anchored inside OF Sandy
Hook: Yesterday she passed out on a cruise 10
the West Indies.
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oArsnAH williams Leaves On Training at Yale.

New HAVEN, Feb. lO.-Wiliam b, Williams.
who has been stroking the varsity crew at
Yale. has been troubled with t~onsilItis for some
time. and to-day left the boat for a week. The
stroke, Flint; :. Griswold; o. Allen; S, Gross;
4 Niedreken; 3; Brock; 2. Greenway; bow
HoGors. Grisw0ld, Greer way, Flint. and Rogers
ESMed IN the boat for the hrst time this year.
They hAyS been In tbs second crew since baSIn.
AiAs work thFSs weeks ago.
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The new officers of the Riverside Wheelmen
have appointed the following committees to
serve for the current year:
Road. NJ. Gentle, w. A. f. Mckee. A. L. Berthet.
II. =. voorhis. Z. A. Powers. II. w. Blanchard and 7.
q. Ryan.
Entertainment-R. w. Harrington. J. 7. Fitch. A. J.
Schult, W. z. Mershon and L. II. Weeks.
House-w. =. Mershon. w. A. y. Mckee. ?. NJ.
Clark, A. l.. Berthet. II. ]. Rochi, c. II. Weeks. r. W.
Harrington. f. c. Potter. Z. A. Powers, and C. c.
Creegan.
Membership-J r. Miller. George c. Penneil. I. S.
Wilson. H.. ]. Rochi. and E. +. Allen.
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chicago ,,y.trr, Cleared.

Chicago July i9.-rhc mystery IN the
shooting OF Walter Morrow lu wash
lngton Park sunday ulght j. claimed
by the police TO have been solved.
Edward Payne. a negro janItor has
been arrested, charged with firing the
shot. Miss Foley. who was with Morrow
when he was shot. has Identified Payne
as the man who dld the shooting. The
police think Payne De- the negro who
shot Nelson In the famous Nelson
staples anllrH of year ago.
Morrow IL almost dead ana Il IL
feared he viii not rally sufficiently to
furnish any resistance In the lcentihs
cation OF Payne.
Payne was arrested last winter on
the charge ~ stnbhlug an italian fruit
vendor with pair of scissors. An Xxx
animation ~ paync'H room revealed
revolver with one exploded ahall. Hc
admitted having been In Washington
Park on sunday nlEht, saying he was
one ~ the crowd attracted 90 the spot
by the sound OF the revolver shot,
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USE AMERICAN MONEY ONLY
Spini.i Currency 10 be Driven Out q Use
In Santiago.


Chicago. July i' a special 10 tho
Tribune from Washington says;
Tho auxiliary cruiser H.a1.ute wilt
sail from So. N.rs with $4,000 on
board f1 ply 90. American troops lt
slnalrH. Tails De- Goo amount due
Con. shIuUra army f.r Juu.
Major o. sulnin iH ,l h1ya charge ~
the ptym.na Al the money taken De-
60 D. boz coin. Tho colin ranges In de-
nomination from o in sold 90 copper
pennies
Tho t3k.re 1f the Santiago armyH
pay all in .I.u." said Major Flshblgk,
one or Major su.rn'a Assistants. "ls
an idea of rlymlsi,r General stanton.
The purpose d. Jl Introduce the Amer
lean money U.n. stanton was " uu
impression that u would boz an czcrl-
lent Idea % drive oui the spanish dee
preclatod currency M the Same time
that the spanish soldiers are driven
out.
with stable currency on the
island. the plan 90 establish a stable
government would be- greatly hcIlitai.
cd. The umo 60 begin. De commended.
was at the beginning The force of his
argument was appreciated by the adj
m.ulsirau9n and be- was given biz
way
"Iho schomc % 20 put out Of eIrculn-
tlon altogether Doc SANTIAGO province
the spanish money both colin ana
paper iiy thr Introduction Uf Am.I.a
can coin Into Santiago province Gene
,rll Stanton believes that our money
can lt once bu made The standard of
value.
"lu order 90 effectively carry out
thH plan. each soldier viii br Instruct
% lH hr Dr. paid. tH huy from uI Trad $50
man lH Santiago vino cannot give him
hiF change loo American money
The pay officers OF ths government
wills pursue this plan 0f Geu.Il s4n-
toms wherever lhg American arms arc
successful ON thlH slide OF the ocean"
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TtltGRAPHlc Balwuls.

EN-oucon Liliuoknlanl left Chicago
] lnFt night for san Francisco 10 sail for
Honolulu. She was accompanied by
two members " her stan.
The Washington bureau ~ construc-
ton uud repair is rNpcudlng f1,25O. 900
a month upon repairs, hitting and rent.
ting vessels Tor the war with Spain
The japanese government hos notl-
fed the powers that the new CONNER
clal codes went into operation on July
and that the ciyil code became opcr.
otivo ON July 10.
a permanent recruiting station for
the United states navy viii be- opened
In the Masonic Temple In Chicago.
Commander John NJ. Hawloy, who on
listed the Illinois Naval Reserves, viii
take charge.
The output Of smokeless powder for
the navy department IL steadily IN
cltaHlng nnd the ordnance bureau az
Washington IN receiving more than
5000 pounds daily for the big guns.
The seventeen companies OF the vol
untcor aiEuul corps have now been re-
crultCd 10 their full strength. Each
company consists OF siNty-thrcc per-
sons, Including officers aud men Rnd a
vision OF the army.
II is reported that the United states
minister 60 Korea. Mr. n. n. Allen,
has concluded an agreement az Seoul.
with the Korean minister, for tho en-
gagcmont ~ American experts 10 sur
vty the country with Wow Of build
Ing roads, bridges ana other public
works.
The American auxiliary cruiser Yo-
semitic has sailed from 81 ThOmnH. u.
w. l., FOR Key West, Tho Danish gov
eminent refused 10 allow her 10 tow
out the steamer Southland. whose cargo
of coal, u h claimed. was purchased
Irlor Ia the declaration Of war between
Spain and the United States and IL
therefore not subject TO tho neutrality
laws,
A st. Louis firm has secured the
largest contract for hay ever let los
the United states, The contract calls
for nlno million pounds N hay for the
army Co be delivered at Chiclamuugu
'ntween 400 ana 800 ears viii be re-
CURED 10 transport H. The contract Tor
furnishing oats 10 the army was
awarded TO Cincinnati firm. straw 10
an Evansville, Ind, arm and bran 10 a
Chattanooga nrm,
lhy lullhlui tho cruiser bought hy
The United states from Brazil win bo
repaired htted out with guns aud sent
into the war She hns been ordered Ia
Naw York. Commander IlomphlU
who VIII command the Buffalo. win be-
In charge NJ tho work of nttlng nor FOR
sotvicc. After inspecting the vcf5sl he
Informed the navy department tbnt
with "a competent crew he can motre
al the necessary repairs.
\ duet arising from the -,Ia trial
has been fought al 81. cloud. Frnnce
between N, Paul de Roulnde. the es.
myiHt and poet, ana NJ. gustave Huh.
bard, member NJ the Chamber of Dapu-
ties for pontoise, The latter seized his
alVershIya sword with his lcft hand,
thc duel, declaring that NJ Hubbard
had disqualified himself Two duels no.
tween well known Journalists. growing
out OF the trial, are impending.
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GrN. WINS sAILrp TO-DAY.
Did Not Oct on to Porto nico Yesterday
~ Was supposed.

washington. July ig.-Ocn. Miles dill
not start Tor Porto Rico yesterday az
was expected. but either has already
|nuad this morning or win get away
during iho day Tho delay was owing
40 failuee to receive tho necessary
orders Though some mistake on per-
sons through whose hands they trav-
el,d. Gen. Miles tolographcd here over
uIght and th5 orders were repeated 20
BIN md De- WIS told 10 start for Porto
Rico Immediately and without Dolby.
Washington, July ig.-sccretary Al
gsr 'ali today when entering the cab
iGai session that n the vessels " the
navy NrrU in readiness % set sail, Gen.
Miles probably had already left port
ana IH IN route 10 Porto Rico. Ho said
he bad not been Informed Of his de-
plriur,, however
secretary Long announced that ne
bad 900 Important dispatches. but that
general Instructions had been issued 90
ih. n.ri 20 render the fullest co-opgra-
l.In with the army In attacking Porlo
laHH.
Secretary Algcr said that the plans
iHf % pIture 81 tha Porto itlcIn tNpe-
lilln were being executed today with
OUT ihu slightest hitch.
Gen. Mil0s'n failure 10 get away on
ihr Yale last nlRht was brought about
through some confusion In tho tclo-
tfirh.u orders which authorized his
d. uiilurD. A. soon as the attention
no ihn department. was called 20 the
matter 10y The receipt nf telegram
! ..n Gen. Miles he was very promptly
rum. shrd the permission hr desired.
ana % iH expected that h. has already
sailed from siblney Tor Porto Rico.
tie has with him Captain Fred Algcr.
son ~ the secretary, who has been
Transferred 90 Gen Milua'a siam, from
ne stan VI Gen. Dunlold. Secretary
AlEtr declined today 20 publish tho llst
~ troops that comprise tho Porto
l,lc3n expedition.
lie said that lt was stll subject "a
chans. and that this Information win
De- withheld for a few days.
The following regiments comprlslnts
lialngF brigade have been Orderrd te !
newport News whence they Will ems
bark flr Porto Rico;
Third llliH1lG, Fourth Pennsylvania,
,ni Fglrlh OHIO, comprising from 5000 |
IN addition four batteries OF artillery
making 700 men and 10000 horses a |
hospital corps M 200 and "a signal Gonna |
" zoo men. have been ordered 10 NEW |
ll'tt NtwH' u has not been definitely |
lfcil d and viii not b. untn qen |
brooke has been heard from, th1t tbs |
fefimeniH from the First ana Second |
DIVISIONS " his corps shall rl t6 p,rt1 |
lue0, hut The First ana Third Ken
lucky and Firm Illinois arc an,,ng
,he probable selections. Tho Flrsi IL /
lhnlH lH the only regiment known bere |
with Gen. Miles. '''N'
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ro.tomco at Radcliffe Cliy, Iowa, Robbed
Last sight

50. Louis, July IA special 90 tho
Post Dispatch from Webster city
Iowa, says;
The postonlcr ot Rodolino was robbed
lust before daylight today and p1s,-
muster H. H. Drake, who was sleep.
me loo the office, was seriously wound
ed by tho burglars who had exploded
the safe with dynamite The explosion
awakened tho postmaster who aros.
and nrd several dimes. ana 10 lf
Thought that one shot took effect. us
a trIu uf blood was found today Tho
burglar returned the fire. one OF their
bullets HrEinN Drake IN the shoulder
THe burglars escaped on a hludplr.
pastmusfHr Drake "a too badly wounded
To mako lu DHlIm1tn OF his loss. bus
he b known 90 have hnd o. large sum
lu tho sIi.. which Wn1 used hy the pg1.
pie M Radcliffe and vicinity as safe
depository.
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originally az ME guiding principle IN
dealing with the insurgents.
t'raivory stories OF previous cNhihl.
lions lf lack of lot. Erity ON ihH pirt
government here 90 adopt very wary
attitude ln an communication With
this people and the same rulc ~ action
NOW governs itH conduct 10 docs not
follow from this that The Fuvgrnm. ni l1
convinced thnt Arumaii1 Do playing
false. Thet0 IL no doubt that she pro.
Spanish element IN the Philippines ana
In Asia would lose no opportunity %
create that Impression with "a view t9
causing n breach between thc Nhil'u
gfatta military and naval command
and the Insurgents. hut the yctg HuE-
guatlun Of lh adoption hy the in.ur-
routs OF the course attributed 90 IN IN
trudH very strongly 20 rcthrd the
tfnilon 10 govern the future OF tho
IhiiluuluUH
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Sow York, July io.-Lleut l.. Cod
Frey " the Twenty Infantry.
formerly stationed at Fort Crook.
Neb.. who had tho distinction ~ being
The nrst member of the Invading army
,o set foot on the island OF cuba. is nt
hls home In this city on O. two months
sick leave, suffering from bullet
wound Ia his head. Lieut. godfrey was
struck with u MluH0r bullet ln the
famous nght nc VI CAncy. An efforts
90 IND % have failed and ls thf wound
Nv very painful the N-rayB will have
90 Doe used.
Lieut. Godfrey gave 70 graphic nr-
count 10 hH friends 1f the rae. Cor the
first h1nOrl between the men uf the
Eighth Infantry ana the TNCuty-Hfc-
ond Infantry According 90 the iou-
tenant the Twruty-srcoud succeeded
In getting iu the mainland or Cubl bee
fore the Eighth. the Twrnty-second
winning by couple OF boat lengths
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neorranisrd the ousrtcrmn.tct's Depart
ment.

Washington, July i9.-under author
ty Of recent act Of Congress. Che
Iulrtormastlr's department Of the
imy has been rc-organiz by the as-
eminent Of officers as fouhws.
Major W. X. Patton. 70 hive charge
au matters rotating 60 clothing aud
amp aud garrison ,guillsr. Nth
Dol, rank oil colonel. Lieutenant Cu.ou.i
-. Miller. to have charge 900 90
SON transportation ana tHn pure
HIaa of horses, muits. rtgr H.l ae
supplies. with the rank ui colo.
UIalu H. 81 schreIu0r Go n.
Dawn. of nll matters relating Co.. HH
H0ul.l Of the uuartrfm lttUfH
u.rt. including civilian vntU H.
zoo the rank OF motors Lieut. H.lt
lionel A. S.Elwhun. 60 have Dhi
In. Sow York ID pot with Cd. aU.
colonies Lieutenant Colonel e.. I'D.
H'fh. tu have chars. of 10. 49, Louis
D not, with the rank uf colonel; lI.
tenant Colonel a. " Furoy Co have
charge ~ tht Philadelphia depot. with
ih. uui of colonel. Lieutenant Colon
' vs.. WilIamH Zoo have charge uf the
n r0uyiIo d.pUt with tho rank uf
colonel Captain r. r. True 10 have
hrs OF the Washington depot. with
ths rank of major.
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TERRIFIC sToRar.
IL Is Raging this Afternoon Ia the yIelnIt,
Of Wa,ertown, Wa.

Milwaukee. wis, July ia storm
approaching the character OF a cyclone
started at WATERFOWL. wis. nhou,
1880 o'clock this afternoon. Trees a.
reported being uprooted. ana r.
hinwn down, The windator,n MOO. y W. ~,
lnW,d 10y the heaviest fnll Of rai, 'pi-
years At sun Prairie the stn,,', IN
I-pnrted Ia have wrought copsida,a, ~
uunhHe. Wires We're prortr,trd
many directions In the northwesi IN IN
ti"im extending as far north as ~ Wv
~ '.ug, ana It II feared the damage NH
lf'Ninuh 10 the storm the wcon..
terlng nearly 100 regis
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NhHhnr''n' In.N l'.-rh' war dee
" ''''. Do, ".' received o. a'.p''.' o. ''''
N.atf ilF from Com Shli''f Saying
.''t .h. roster "i prisoners wm h'nl. u
100 '''..rl'y afternoon hy Don. r'tAl'
1ni ihIt tnr total ls s,.',' men.
'''''.' "'. ''''n '''. ~ 'l',
.n. '''U.' over ~ "'''' '',
'' "N''''.'' 'h' ''''nEn "'
"'. own army
'.If 7n'i''i mas 'a"'' lh' war n.-
p''''' .h' Too hurry forward 'h' i's,-
"''''. .i immune Tor a'l'''' '' S'''''-
oE' ''.F anu ''ln''y' 100 9tu'r 'h'.
.'.l. "'S '' % minimum '' "'nH.' ''
l.'''n'' '"'.''''N 'i our N'.p' l''"
'n, rover Nh..' pi'N'l''l "l 7'h'''h''
iH 'iH 'n'' ''t.'N''
that .' Dr. urIHIN'" chat the total uum-
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tsign,dJ ". r. siiAFrEH.
Major General Commanding.
SANTIAGO AFTER THE SUR
LLMIEM-

e4Vff4l.t IT4rb.r IuIy IL nm. via
K.nrai.1. III. IuIy 10. SI5 am
lr.pyrlshtsd. I,,s. by the Associated
il.is stri,s. ia now "A civ uf sI.-
once Ths Amrrirln nag waves over
th. military headquarters 900 MlrrlH
nlsaln ana rcd cross ,m1iems arc
is plentiful IH church spires. The cue
tIrg population thIa afternoon o. SAITH
cred about the WhlryUs whore lht
Spanish shipping, now prizes uf thg
United 5IIIts, VIII soon hu augmented
Uy a. largo foot W transports n}lus
.hH American rIiniH.
SOM. places MALAY Tor The sale 9i
Nlu't nr d,uEa are 1p-n' bu' ihr.l
patrons hf' itM' h'E-Ain ilc 100 owe
l.l.. HUmo NJ tho impurtnnlig sort
Wht.h hl'' havana ehll' ''lh. Tor
I'l'thu' NnW anu lN'n llih ~
woman on W, n'.t.I 'l'.a n.H, W. 'lI'
'"i' W. 10y 'iN ''' "'s ''"' ""''
100 We name OF Goa,
~ inc u.'h ".,io u'' it,u 'tn.H
n,,a'll,' H'Nl' ,l 'An' N Hh'"un'.t
sNl ~. i''Ns ~. l.hh h,"F; tl'Iu
il",l wv NN,n ln'nu',S me- p,,h
muuh,'H' nut lh' ..lhl,lH h'i' h3d
ul'l, ugunl'' 'A,'p' ll"in W. 'hI"'h.
iH n"" u.lH lh.'' ~ "" 'Fl". i'' "l
gloom ON ih' lu''' OFT lhc 7p"Nlrl mon
ana Wun.u l'"p,' .i. ''i,aaS
laughing anu Nll ll'"H'u nv VIC Wlh-
hIy anu hnNW 'l"", "nl ~ ,h. pros
l'ct or E''lINh i"'A "'h'i iNNh ll''
aul SAN wrHl
Nearly hU we h.i',f ,".7 ni houses
nf" c'nH'h lh, l'h'N'nl nav, h'l re-
turned rom h. IN. pop h,h
lh,s "'u OH ''' '''''''''N "''''"''u-
mynl
Fllh "a h"il'''hl' everywhere ana
h'inhf. 20 f,l, ln' wy H h,'.'"F IN
fultN OF IT, Lul TT FINlIAkN lN ln con.
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cRm0ra ia, lame nn,lIe.h,n

Marsollles, July ia steamer NJ,
has Just arrived here report" Wnlch
.nr,shted on july 10 on tbe cd ma,'ns
runs, me Spanish fleet comn,a s, o,
w AImiral Cnmara. As tho s, ''a',uvl
psssed The hnttleHhlp Polavo n co,,,l
fro rp'' H. suddenly Issued from her p nn1
'''" 'he iact that cruiser bad at 10
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London. July ie.--it Is estimated that
thc loassa Sustained In the hre at Sum
dptinrd last evening Will amount TO
1000 600.
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Another Expedition Leave. san francisco
with Troop. for Manila,

San Francisco. July io.-The trans
port steamer Pennsylvania with the
First M1ntnnn regiment and 800 roe
crulis Tor thu nrs, California volunteers
sailed Tor tie Philippines this r,orn-
Ing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-19

~, t,-v pa dispatch 30
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s-mln admiral recently TO me
,ssrr AmaHc, aud Germany
Fl rirt orai var
r,,', meat p.les Doc demanded
4" Gmip warrh.p' metz pursue
fr.ymAt war; h. wanted to
rtpAt could govern h'n'''' ''-
II U--i n.uy wus prompted TO I
insrrmpi5y m.masa by the
,hs German cruiser Irene 'n
assan lnmnnt alnck upon I
rnh garrison ai snhig Bay .
aagy d.ip'nsd him
Hr.-I Won D..It.ht in command
ID Gamln n.,, Iu the Pacific re-
r8 as aHiW.f which wu APOLOGIZE .
A us. and was satisfactory But
nu,rlt be- sent 90 Admiral Dewey |
r.s saying that be- objected go The I
H.lns stopping German 1hips /
b. have b.sn ln che bay once and 1
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i Tt. G.imin ships h1ya made a prac-
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-19

t,te the polayo iu tow u BE- evident
That the most powerful wurshlp Of
spnin has been damaged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-19

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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-04-21
THE BIGGEST GUN.

Can you give me any information
concerning the size of the big gun re-
Gently mounted at Romer shoals for
the defense of New York? Is it larger
than the Krupp gun at thelWorld's
Fair? READER.
Columb bus, April II.
The gun referred to is 40 feet inches
long, weighs 126 tons, and has range
of l6 miles. 1t will throw a shot
weighing 1850 pounds; with a powder
charge of 1900 pounds. The caliber of
the gun is IA inches and the diameter
at the breech FIVE feet. Cost of the
gun, complete, 100000. Cost of firing
one shot, $1,000. This gun is 1900
pounds heayier than the Krupp giant,
its range two and one-balf miles long
err its shell l5o pounds heavier and its
powder charge 400 pounds greater.