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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-22
Latest a Military Plot Against
the Government.
REFUSE INFORMATION.
Premier Brisson and other Ministers Not
-nrpri.~d. Claiming 20 Have Be~n Fully
A. t-ed-Gens. Boisederr. and reiieuS.
a. Well AZ Prince Louis Bonspsrte. said
TO Be Involved

Paris. (SpeeialN.-it is announced here
that = military plot against the government
has been discovered The Rappel. Aurore.
AID Petite RepubliQue Francsise publish al
most Identical stories on the subject. Ii aP-
pears that the plot was discovered by gen
ersi holding an important position. The
plotters were 20 have taken action on Sstur-
day during the abseDse OF the Minister OF
War. General Chsnolne. IL further appears
that when the government was warned OF
the piet the Ministers were not surprised
having already obtained Information re-
garding the conspiracy.
The Mstin says the plot was not in favor
% one OF the preieuders OF the throne Of
France. who had been talked about for some
time but was only Tor the purpose OF chang
Tag certain officials Of the government with
out touching the President.
The Premier. VI. Brsson, was among those
who were no; surprised when notified OF the
plot. he promises q take action in the
matter
The government ficisis refuse to furnish
any Information regarding the discovery Of
the plot. but IL l. rurnored that the couspi-
rscy involved Prince Louis B0nRpArte. who
Is Colonel OF Russian Lsncers ana In
whose favor bis elder brother. Prince Victor
BonapArte. recently resigned the leadership
81 tle 4DperiRist Party. X Il added thAt
certain political personsges handed the Pre-
mier important documents. inclu ding &
cipher dispatch compromising certain mill
tRry men. The Minister Of War. has recall
"a his announced iutention OF leaving Paris.
The Liberty asser.s that the military men
alleged 20 have been concerned IN the con-
spiracy are Gems BoissdeiIre and Pelleux.
Attempts. Il Il added. were also made 20
compromise Gen. Zlrliaten. the Military
Governor OF Paris. who. for short tim.
was Minister o, War. but 81 appears the pres
ent Miaister Of War Gen. ChAnoine. reius-
Cd 20 cogntenance 10.
According 20 the Jour. the rumor Of the
Tl0t arose from forged letter. purpOrting
20 have been sent ty Gen. BoisedeIre q
Geo. = lriinden. containing the words. Let
u be ready for Saturday"
The seni-ofiiciai Temps miBim'zss the az
fair. and SAYS the officials OF the Ministry OF
War formally deny that plot existed. The
Temps suggests that misinterpretstion was
placed on some OF the numerous dispatches
now being exchanged between the different
gsrrisons 10 connection with the present
movement Of troops. which led TO strange
reports Of plots.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-22
Latest News Cleaned from
Various Parts of Virginia.
GRE AT INDUSTRY
The Plant OF tho Newport News Ship
building and Drydock Company-The
Yard Covers 200 Acres. with An Annex
Ready TO lie Improved-work Ahead
For Years.

Probably In no field OF human activity has
there been greater advances than In ship
building. should Commodore Oliver Perry.
who IN few months hswsd the timbers
from the forests or the northwest and swept
The British squadron from Lake Erie, step
Into the magnificent plant OF the NEWPORT
News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
to-day be would scarcely know where Ne
wac at" This immense industry. With al
the latest and most improved machinery FOR
building ships. represents an investment of
probably IS, OOO. 600, and with the compile
ton or the immense drydock, upon which
work was recently comm enoed. the plhnt
will represent an investment OF fully $4,000
)oO The founder. principal owner and
financial backer OF the immense Industry "a
Mr. Coils T. Huntington, the aged railroad
magnste and multi-fnillionaire. whose gigan-
TIC deals In Western Railroad properties has
made him a unique aud interesting figure In
the railroad world. At one time he was able
10 ride from the Pacific 20 the Atlantic
coasts on his own rails. lie has not been
able to do this. however. since he has dis
posed OF bis holdings In the Chesapeake and
Ohio Company. Had Mr.. Huntington
searched the whole world over he could not
have found better site for the giant indus
try born In his clear, logical mind. land
sweep and howl up the Atlantic coast, With
a channel deep enought 70 a1ord a safe pas
sage 10 any vessel ahOst ard river front
unexceptioaal 10 every respect, he realized
that Newport News was "a ideal place for
shipbuildings. The yard covers an area OF
zOO acres OF property. which has been I'm
proved. and the company owns 200 acres OF
land on the river front Immediately Rdjoin-
Ing and 70 the north OF the present situation
OF the yard. It's property fronts an even
mile on the James river. The arrangement
OF the yard seems 20 have been the result OF
a carefully made plan. All work on a ship
from the laying Of the keel 10 the last coat
OF paint 10 progressive. From the time
piece OF material enters the yard Il moves
steadily forward to the ship, and never takes
a retrogressive step. The Immediate future
Is full OF promises OF prosperity for the
yard. According 20 one OF the officials Of
the company there are contracts Ia sight for
/ at least ten years work At ths present ca
! pscity OF the yard. Aside from finishing up
! the three battleships recently launched
/ kearsarge, Kentucky aud 1linois-Govsrr-
ment contracts for two more large vessels
are already In hand, one for a frst-clsss
eighteen knot battlsship and one for q coast
defense monitor. Then, thers are con tracts
IN hand and practically closed for Ave large
merchantmen-three FOR the Morgan Line,
10 take the place OF the auxiliary cruisers
Prairie. Dixie and Yosemite, taken from the
line for service 10 the spAnish-America an
war.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-22

/ Notable Demonssrssion Given by
Chfcagoans-

Chicago. Ill. Especial. The National
Peace Jubilee of Chicago. was insugurat-d
sunday night with n union Thanksgiving
service at the Auditorium. President Nc
Ktnley attended aud listened TO addresses
10y Jewish rabbi, a Roman Catholic priest,
Presbyterian clergyman and a noted col
ored orator. The applause for the Presi-
dent was terrific aud at one time he was
compelled TO rise I'm bis box aud respond 10
the frantic cheering OF the audience. The
services. however, were OF religious char
acter.
The President rested during the greater
part OF the day at the residence Of Cart.
Lafayette McWillisms. his relative. where be
Is being entertained. For short time In
the afternoon he was taken for drive In
company with Mrs. Mckinley, Capt Newt
iams and Mrs. Mcvnliams.
The party was driven 20 the Auditorium
at O'clock. and oil along the way people
lined the streets 10 watch the passage Of the
Presidents carriage. Easily $4,000 people
were within the great Auditorium.
The President was seated In box and
with him were Alexander II. Reyell; Presi-
dent William r. Harper. OF the University
OF Chicago; Captain McWiiiisms and Score
taries Porter and Corteyou. Among the
occupants OF the other boxes were James
Mckinley. the Presidents nephew; Score
tary Wilson and Miss Wilson. Secretary and
Mrs. Gage. Secretary Bliss. Assistant Sec
Rotary Meiklejohn and Postmaster Gordon
Elaborate music had been prepared for
the meeting. uuder the direction OF Henry
h. Roney. Rev. DR.. Henry ". Thomas. pas
tor OF the Peoples Church. was chairman
OF the meeting; Bishop samuel Fallows led
In the recital OF the Lords prayer and Rev.
DR.. Jenkin Lloyd Jones IN the responsive
reading
We are proud that when war was immi-
aent the Affairs OF the nation were In the
hands OF mRn'-here Or. Hirsch's voice
was drowned by great wave Of applause.
When he could be heard. the speaker tn
ished his sentence-"a true American, one
that loved Peace. a worshiper Of the Prince
OF Peace Loud cheers followed DR..
Hrsch's statement OF his sentiments IN ref
er~nce 20 territorial acquisition when be
said
"Constitutonalism, not colonial depend
ency. must be the watchword OF the war IN
relation - the countries delivered from
Spanish rule
Rev Or. Thomas =. Hodneti. Catholic
clergyman. caught the fancy and applause
% TIE audience by repeated reference .
Dewey sampson, Schley and the Rough
Riders. aud when he mentioQed. President
/ Mckinley by name. the people became sd
demonstrstiYe that the President was com
PEELED 20 rise II bis box and bow his ack-
nowiedguents.
one % the most stirring speeches OF the
/ evening was made by Rev. DR.. John Henry
+ BsrrCws. who took a drm stand ia favor %
the retention 81 the Philippines. which sen
timent appeared 10 meet entirely the ap
I probation OF the audience.
Booker T. Washington was the last
/ speaker
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-22
HE NEWS.

The degree OF ccc,or Of laws was formally
bestowed on President Mckinley by the a1-
thcriti~s OF the University ~ Chicsgo.
Kansas. Iowa. Nebraska and Missouri
we're visited by severe snowsform ard
BLIZZARD. the carries, wlater storm for q
years. Much damage was done aud suffer
fne caused.
Frost occurred al Jackson. Mise. and Il il
hoped there thai this may mark the decline
o. yellow fever in that State snd Louisiane.
TIE war Investigation commission arrived
az Jacksonville from Washington and began
sn Inspection Of Camp Cuba Librc
Commander Bslling,on Booth Is orgaaiz-
ms non-sectarisn league Of Christian
workers.
IL i expected thA; all the refractory L.
ciSns around Leeeh Lake will surrender II
tie government will promise 20 Arrange
Immediate bail FOR them.
The national committee Of the Gold Dem
ocrsSc party has issued sn address asking
The adherents Of sound Money TO continue
10 wage a stroog hght sgainst Organism and
free silver. but advising The Democrats In
each state 20 act according 10 local circum-
stances
dispatch from Jackson. Miss. SAYS that
1ezoo City and Meridian have been sdded
- the iist OF towns In that state having cases
q yellow fever.
Sir Thomas Iipton's latest scheme Tor Civ
ms meals 20 the millions is sill being crttl-
cised ey the small trsdesmen and shoppers.
Attorneys OF the virden Coal Company
are trying 20 blame Governor Tanner for
he killing % nine men az that town as the
result % the strike among coal miners there.
he Church % Disciples CT Christ began =
national convention Al Chattanooga. Tenn.
I'D len
Polish Prizes; Ia Chicago. has begun \ suit
Tor so. 900 against Archbishop Feehsn and
Cardinal Letochowski Tor his public excom-
+ uunicRficu FROM The Catholic Church.
Ii a nsh; a. Yirdeu. H.. caused ~ bring
ing negroes from Alabama 20 take the PLACES
q white strikers ia mines. nine were Killed
AID a. least eighteen wounded.
President Mckinley in al address AZ the
Omaha Exposition. said The men who fought
md vo1 the war would never tolerate i'm
peAchuent~
The grand encanpnens OF Knights Temp
ar continued It's sessions az Pittsburg.
General Miles i going 20 Minnesota. and
y = sAid 20 te bis purpose 20 Investigate the
Iutiar troubles there
Fever eonuuuss 70 spread rapidly in
+ Louisiana and Mississippi
The receivers or The Baltimore 4 Ohio
Railroad have adopted plans and they are
a-out ready 20 Ii tie contract FOR q new
sloo 600 Inbound freight station 60 Bait
NOR. The new luudiaE VIII be COO feet
Ions 3 f-et wide Ard stori-s high. 1,
T VII occupy The site % the present inbound
station which Il on Eutav street between
Camden aud Barre streets. The uew build
ing viii have q cod storage plSnt iu abe
ta-eueat and the upper hoors Will be use
a. . storage warehouse and al freight vii
be loaded and unloaded from wagons under
cover. Tie tracks will be so arranged i-ai
] 3 cars car be uuloated AZ one time
Reuben II. Lloyd. Of San Francisco. ~.
elected grand master OF The knights Temp
~. 10 session A. Pitssburg.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-22

Durfrg kis stay In wsshingto1. Hssry
risnkierfez. the author ef Gao Vadis. viii
bs the guest % r>lssives-
stephans NnlArne. tie Preach poet. who
clec rsessfiy. was = constant cigarette
smoker. TIE test likeness Of hin 10 sale 20
t,s that p3arted ~ Whistler.
Nrs Enzs H~D1ricks. widow Of tie fer
nass Wee Pr-slcsnt Il managing her bos-
bsrc's estate 60 well ss &c earn tie title 81
..ebe lest tuslcees Soz1an IL lGciscs-
GoTsrnor ssspbsns. 81 2tsscars. sAs sp-
polntsc q woman. Mes F.SDts v nucc. In
sDsetor Of olls for TIE ciiy Of 81 Cn2rssss 10
tnss SKATE. 20 succeed hr- jules Esueh-
sxiDburDs, the poe. 70 said % bs CROWNS
sery seesrtrie zs be sears bis so-h year. IL
10 rarely seen IN soes~ty. ~ h<s o>eorSs iE-
ssnsely for6 q Tie coUpssy 81 ehsiercs-
Gen. J. d Csisls, rbo died Ia L-ssesstsr
Wiz. lsss week. rad charge of tbs guard
posslnx ~ washlegtoz 90 the nixhs % La.
coins ssssssssstiop. and 80 vss his quies
Aefion that saved the other lives vsses ysr'
tb~estsDec-
TIE Whimsical ,sste 10 photographs vhies
hss taken posss<ssoa Of Esrssi zssg siii. 90
cosslss.. he's lrd scsd hfn 90 have lis ixtes
pioxurs tskep wEiis stkrr-ss the isgredsent
Of . cake In she kiseher Of Judge esszoerger
Of Philadelphia
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-22
fatally Burned.

Mrs. samuel Stein, living with her family
at 629 Crawford street. ia Portsmouth, ia
preparing breakfast filed a lighted gsso-
line stove, and Ia al Instant was mass
Of danes. Her screams attracted attention
but before help reached her the woman
was horribly husned Gil over the body
DR.. BindewAld answered q hurried call, and
though he did everything 10 relieve her,
gave IL as his opinion that death would re-
suit from the terrible burns received. Mrs.
Stein was removed 10 ~. ylncent's Hospital,
Ia Norfolk. for treatment
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-22

Edward Simmons. son OF James simmons.
Of Mstoca, Chesterfield county, aged about
fourteen years. was shot and instantly killed
while out hunting near his home with four
companions All were lads. Exactly how
the shooting occurred cannot be learned,
as the boys have given conflicting state
ments. Their first story was that they were
sitting down on the ground, when some one
ared at them from the woods. aud at the
report Of The gun simmons fell dead. Their
next story was hat simmons attempted TO
take 6 gun from one OF them, whsn II was
accidently discharged.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-22
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

Mae Italian anarchists have been arrested
In Alexandria, Egypt. as result OF plot TO
sssassinsts Emperor william, Of Germany.
IL IL reported 10 Parts that military plot
involsing Prince Louis B0nAp Arte has been
discovered.
The railroad employees 10 Paris refused 70
obey the order 10 strike.
A French 0freer bearing . report from
Major Msrcbsnd At FashodA has arrived at
kbsrtoun.
TIE French minister 81 Pskin has threat
sned that Preach troops Will cross the chin
csc froDtisr unlsss a prisoner ia the hands
Of the 6zschuAn rebels 70 released.
The funeral Of Queen Lriss, Of Denmark.
took place at Copenhagen and ~ Rosklide,
the aSeisnt seat Of Danish royalty
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-22
LONDON TAKES SERIOUS VIEW.
Regards Situation ia Paris More Grave
Than Any Time since Commune.

LONDON, Special The situation IA
Paris IL regarded In well-inforne1 quarters
As being more serious than At any time since
the commune. The 81. James Gazette
sAys-
"A military revolution, however peaceful.
which replaces the Brisson Cabinet with the
nominee OF the Generals. would imperil the
relations between England and France Al
most 20 the breaking point The seni-ofi-
eiAl and psrtly-inspired Paris papers are
stili pretending shat negotiations are pro-
ceeding between the two governments. and
France believes is. although everybody 10
England knows the statement 70 De ridicu-
lozs. Even supposing Ma. MarchAnd is IN
cOndiiionAly Withdrawn from Fash oda, the
difficulty with France will Ia no way eud.
Behind u lee the whole question OF the
Bahrel Gtazai the richest prize In the
SoudAD.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times
says. 1t Is impossible 10 obtain clear proof
Of the existence % q plot. ! believe. how
ever. that the idea Of some act Of force
nsunts certain military minds.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-22
ABOUT FOREST LANDS.
Government TO Issue Book OF Value TO
FARMERS and Lumbermen.

WASHINGTON. Especial. -" Practical As
sistance 70 Farmers. Lumbermen and
Others ia Handling Forest lands" Is the
title OF Circular No. n, Division Of Forestry
10y clifford Plnchot, forester, soon 10 be IS
sued by the United States Department OF
Agriculture.
This circular states that the forest lands
are owned by the Government OF the United
States. by some OF the States, and by private
owners. The private forest lands exceed Ia
area those OF the Federal Government and
those OF the States combined, and their pre-
servation f. OF vast i'm portanco 10 the nation
These lands are held for profit, but as
rule treatment they receive - calculated 10
destroy thsiy value rather than 20 sustain or
increase 10.
Therefore the Division OF Forestry has
undertaken 70 provide a series OF practical
examples OF improved treatment OF private
forest lands In which the interest OF
the owner and the protection aud improve
msnt OF the forests shall have equal weight.
Tho object OF the undertaking is TO show
that improved methods Of handling timber
lands are best for the owner as well as for
the forest, by assisting 9 few owners 10 try
them, and then publishing the methods aud
results for the benefit OF all.
The Division, as far as It's appropriation
will permit, will aid the owners OF both
large and small holdings on receipt Of sppli-
cations stating the situation, ares and char
acter OF the forest for which working plans
are desired.
The plan pro posed II for the purpose OF
promoting and Increasing the present value
| aud usefulness 10 tho owner and to perpe-
tuate and improve the forest.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-22
WIN Honor McKInIer.

Chicago. H., Especial The degree Of
IL d. was conferred on President McKin-
ley by the University OF Chicago.
The President Snd his party were enter
tanned ~ luncheon by President and Mrs.
Harper. % the University. a. their resi-
dence aud afterwArd. accompanied by the
trustees and faculty OF the Institution. pro-
ceeded 10 Haskell Museum. were President
Mckinley WAS created doctor OF laws aud
invested with the gown aud hood pertain
iug 10 that scholastic rank.
The President then led procession OF the
university faculties fellows and counselors
across the campus 10 Kent Theatre, where
other ceremonies took place.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-22
oHAPLsIS M'IsTYEK GUILTY.
His Case Nov Under Review 81 the Navy
Department.

Washington special says: The Navy
Department made public tue andiDgs and
sssterce % the eoUrt-mGr;!al In the case Of
ChsplAin NeIntyrs.
TIE CtSplsin wss charged. first with sean
da'0gs coscnct. tsrcing the destruction Of
good znoraE. with three speciocations. sec
onc. conduct 20 tie prejudice OF good order
ard disciplin~. vita fOu eiAessions;
tniId. eonauet unDecO1ing 81 ocncer Of the
navy. tsr.e sp<rineasioBs- AL these charges
were founded On The Cnspisin's criticisms
CT he superior OnlcsFs 10 . lecture delivered
IA Dsnvsr.
A! the specifications were found proved
a. alleged; TIC accused vss declared guilty
under Tie three charges. AID &c vas set
fenced &C be dismissed IRON the Cnitsd
states Naval Sefvics. Toe case Is SOW IN
Ger review a. toe Department
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-22

A parrot owned 10y all Arch street
physician gave signs of possessing
almost human intelligence" the
other night A party of young folks
were on the lawn and were spending
sa hour in guessing riddles. Finally
young lfdy asked: why does a
dog turn around twice before he lies
down %
Before anybody could answer the
parrot croaked: lone good turn de-
serves another.
HOW THEY LEARN.
He-Whst are you readingr
She--''Happiness in Married Life. ="
He-Whst advice does il give
wives?
She-I don't know. I'm reading
the advice to husbands
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-22
PLOT AGAINST THE KAISER
slice Italian AnarchIsts Usder Arress
mt Alexandria

Aiezs1driA. Egyps. (speciAL TIE Alex
1ncr.s Police have 1rre-t~d HtD@ TIA ian Az
arrhs.ts Ent have thereby fr s,rAtrc plO.
AExiu.t Eur-~ror MILAN. - On his way
- The Eoly Lad 20 r. pr---ss a. ts- ccnse~
"a loE o. th- Chursa 70 TIE saviour ..
J~ruesieu.
The 1-s; - - arrested was a cafe-keeper.
q veL-k1ovr an4-rhfsE. 10 whos- house Ste
police discovered two vire-vounc tcUts q
s,r-ss strength. I'll % bullets his arrest
w1s so@ ic consequ-nce q a nosir~arior
fro- th- Itzlsr C5Is-l Genera 81 Cairo
tast Two En1rchfs,s hA1 l-ts Cairo f1r Fort
Esid
Tie roLce Investigation shOvoo that tee
srr~s.~t cafe keer@r lad br1D-d the stew
ard g q steamer al lag iron A-exArcriA
20 Pors "a ! an syria. - take OF Doard q
boz Of bOzb-. AG.r2reatly the 4narchists
crixirzlly trtsoc-d 90 use the Oonu~ a. tts
Pasis Abldin AZ Csiro. sti . Emperor VII
As- AID The Ese1iv- we're Their
when The Kaiser decided not 70 visit
TgyYt fh~ anarchists changed tosir plans
Asd decided &c attach rim IN Palestine
TIE nvelsess setis acton - felt over the
srlsrs c&ytures. eB1 th- G-ruan ccnsu4sts
bss expressed its wGrr1.st EbsaEs-
The tuo Cairo ALarcti-ss who leff TOT
Port EGIs have not b---n s-r~s.rd-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-22
THE EsPEKoR A PRISONER
Rather UnpIessant Position for the Sup
posed Chief Ruler.

Pekin. Special The new Italian Minis
ter. Sigaor Martino. has arrived here, and
demands the customary audience Of the
Emperor. Much interest Il aroused ia the
part the Dowager Empress will take Ia the
ceremony. The french Minister, ". Gerard.
has strongly urged the immediate necessity
OF obtaining the release OF frenchmsn
who = now Ia the hands OF the Szechuan
rebels. and has threatened 10 take strong
measures, which will incl0de French troops
crossing tie frontier.
The Emperor Is practically Imprisoned In
the isla1d Ialsee. which Is strongly guarded.
Not boat is allowed 70 land there. except
with the express consent Of the DOweger
Empress
Ali the DEGREES are now issued BY the
Dowagsr Empress. the lsst pretense OF the
Emperor power having teen abolished.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-22
DISASTER NEAR LONDON.
Express Train Going Mile a Minute In
Collision.

London special says: A terrible railway
accident occurred on tho Great Central
Railway, near Barnet, about eleven miles
north Of London.
An express train, going az the rate OF a
mile minute, came into collision with a
freight train that was switching across the
track, az Barnet Junction. The express piled
up, a complete wreck. Nine dead, sad thir-
teen seriously injured have been recovered
from the wreckage, and there are others
under the debris.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-22

Premier and His Colleagues Deem United
states Demands Unreasosabis

TT -" - -
states Demands Unressosabis-
According 10 adviees received from Mad
I'd. a rigorous censorship has been revived
there.
Senor saS ia AID his colleagues are said
70 be gr-a concerned regarding the de-
nRrts % the Urited states government.
which. they assert. not only refuses 20 as
sumo any % SPANS colonial debts, but
wants % take The heavy artillery 10 Cuba
AID the floating dock recently cent 70
Havana
The sane sdvices say that the Madrid In
parriNl announces that The government has
czoiec Capt Gen. BlAnce net 20 tura over
any further territory 20 the Americans until
TIE peace treaty las been denniiely slgned.