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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-04

If my foes will bring this man, doubt
less more sinned against than SHINING,
into court, and he will tell the truth
l will use my utmost endeayor in Sc
curing all the leniency possible in his
sentence and after he has finished it
l will aid him in re-establishing him.
self and his family in life.
When Marsh was asked to-day what
induced him to return he answered:
Mr.. Wanamaker's speech at the Acad-
envy of Music. l read it in the news
papers. Yes. it certainly did cause me
to come back. 1t consummated de-
sire that had been in my mind for
long time. The desire to protect my
children and the thought that my re-
turn would revive state Of affairs
that would be a scandal and most
painful TO them is the only thing that
kept me away. Recent developments
convinced me that the affairs Of the
bank had been so thoroughly ventilat-
ed that my coming home would add
very little to the publicity of the pres
ent state of affairs. | then and there
decided once for all that | would end
an intolerable existence and here l
am"
U. S. District Attorney Beck, when
questioned as to what previous know
ledge he had that Mr.. Marsh would
return said:
Il had no prior knowledge on the
subject until within a few hours OF
his surrender and Mr.. Marsh has re-
turned without condition, promise or
understanding whatever from the gov
eminent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-04
KILLED A WILDCAT.
Experience Of a Hunter IN the
Hendershot OIL Field
Special to the Register.

Special 10 the Register.
PARKERSBURG. w. Va. November >.
Napoleon Roberts. an ex-policeman, while
hunting in the oil fields Of Henderghot.
east Of here, yesterday, vas attacked by
a huge wildcat After the cat had almost
annihilated his dogs Roberts succeeded
in killing it. It weighed nearly twenty
five pounds and was two feet long.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-04
POPE REPORTED I'LL.

LONDON, November "A special dis
patch from Rome says the Pope is III and
that his physiciannpr. Lapponi, has been
summoned
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-04

1Otal ........ .......-....-....$ ll3, l13 -
The total collections for 1897 were ses.s
1854 or $3s7s5.o3 less than the sans
month this year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-04
SPAIN EXPECTED TO SUBMIT.
Not Believed in Washington That
Negotiations Will Be Broken OFF.

THE SPANISH COMMISSIONERS
WILL NEITHER ACQUIESCE IN
THE AMERICAN DEMAND RE
GARDING THE PHILIPPINES. NOR
WILL THEY GIVE AN UNEQUIVO-
CAL REJECTION = B E L K Z d
THEY WILL OFFER A COUNTER
PROPOSITION, WHICH WILL CAR
RY WITH IT A PLEA FOR A LARG-
Err FINANCIAL CONSIDERATION
ON THE PART OF THE UNITED
STATES-THIS WILL OPEN THE
WAY FOR FURTHER NEGOTIA-
TIONS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-04
AFTER SEVEN LONG YEARS.
Gideon W. Marsh, the Fugitive Prssi-
dent Of the Keystone Bank,

HAS RETURNED TO PHILADELPHIA
AND IS NOW IN THE CUSTODY
OF THE UNITED STATES MAR
SHAL-GAVE HIMSELF UP TO
WILLIAM H. WANAMAKER, WHO
WAS HIS BONDSMAN IN THE SUN
OF $4,000, WHICH WAS FORFEIT
ED-HaS BEEN TO BRAZIL, AND
HAS WANDERED OVER MUCH CT
THE WORLD-HAS LIVED IN THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
SEVERAL YEARS-CAME BACK
BECAUSE OF JOHN WANAMAK-
ERS PROMISE TO AID HIM.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-04
The Weather

WASHINGTON, November 4-For West
Firg1nia-Fsir; warmer. south winds
For Western Pennsylvania and Ohio-~
Fair: warmer; increasing south winds
Mr. G. Schnepf, the Opera House drug.
gisI. made the following observations %
the temperature yesterday. a. m. 81:
z m; %; II m. A; p a.. 81: p. M. s..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-04
SENAT0RREDF|ELD PROCTOR,
The Newly Elected Member From The
State Of Vermont,

GIVES THE LEGISLATURE OF HIS
STATE HIS VIEWS UPON THE An
NEXATIoN OF THE PHILIPPINE
ARCHIPELAGO-HE SEES THU
DANGER TO AMERICAN INSTITu-
TIoNS IN THE POLICY OF THE
REPUBLICAN Panty. BUT con-
FESSES HIMSELF UNABLE TO
SEE ANY WAY OUT OF IT.
THINKS THE EXPANSION POLL
CY THE GREATEST QUESTION BE-
FORE THE COUNTRY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-04

PITTSBURG, Pa, November 3.-Senator
Boise Penrose is in the city tonight.
When asked what he thought about the
return to Philadelphia of Gideon Marsh,
he made the following brief statement:
LAS stated several weeks ago. l am not
surprised that Mr.. Marsh has returned,
1t is well known by those familiar with
the matter that for the last three years
he could have been produced by certain
persons on short notice Doubtless he
would have been glad to have returned
before now had Mr.. Wanamaker's gen
erous offer of future provision for him
been made earlier, l am confident that
his trial will disclose heretofore obscure
and inexplicabe details of the failure Of
the Keystone bank and will rebound to
the benefit of the unfortunate creditors
Of that institution and dbe of interest to
the general community"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-25
spanI.h rorpean I,nnt rin,iin.

Washington, March 2i.-There Il no
doubt that the authorities here are
keeping themselves fully advised as to
the movement Of the Spanish torpedo
hohlla, now en- route fom Spain. Up
to last night the official advices we're
70 the effect that the notilla had not
left the Canaries, where a stop was
made to await the arrival Of a Spanish
cruiser Persons acquainted with the
facts say that the stop at the Canaries
IA only temporary, aud that there Il
no purpose on the part Of the Spanish
government 20 turn back the torpedo
boats because Of the removal Of the
Texas and Massachusetts, from Key
west. On the contrary, the purpose.
as made known In Washington. IL that
the torpedo lotilla will continue its
trip 10 Cuba aud Porto Rico. II was
stated by one high in naval authority
that no steps had been taken toward
intercepting this notilln or warning II
away. There has been considerable
conjecture in this line by naval on.
GERS, but on the idea that II emergency
was In fact near at hand. II would be
incNpedient to allow n largo torpedo
hotilla 20 rendezvous on this side.
The fact that Rear Admiral sicnrd
has remaining with him at Key West
formidable squadron Is due to the
desire Of the authorities to have n
strong feet there when the report Of
the court Of inquiry II read. and the
result Of the policy to he innuguratcd
by the president has made itself up.
parent
IL has been determined by the OH.
cials 70 continue the sharp watch
which has been kept on the torpedo
boat notilla, and should they attempt
TO m've 10 Porto Rico, TO mako u Wig.
orous protest TO spain, looking to-
ward orders for their immediate re-
turn 20 the Canaries, and II Spain
should refuse 10 comply with those
manifestations, the plan prepared by
the officials contemplatcs not only the
formation Of II lying squadron. but
the dispatch Of cruisers 10 intercept
the torpedo aotilla and destroy Il.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-25
NoroRlous oANo ooNE.
normsa ooloni.t. A,enre the Death Of =
Member.

'i''''
~ Faso' Tex March 2o'-Ihe noto-
RIOS BLACK Jack gang OF outlaws,
which for years has dohed the United
states and local authorities Of the
southwest has at last been wiped OUT
ana us career OF crime brought 70 a
close. II remained for members OF
the Mormon colony ntnrOasas drnndcs
MEXICO TO seek out the rendezvous OF
tne band IN the almost inaccessible
sierra Mnrde mountains and 10 carry
death to It's members.
On February % Mrs. \. = Mellon
ald' member Of the Mormon colony
~ Round valley 40 miles east 81 Onsas
'randes' was murdered 10y two mem
oers OF the gang and her store looted.
several OF the Mormon coloui'ts start
ca out to hunt down the murdcrcrs
and they DID their work we'll
sunday, March % they discovered
the gang at n point In the mountains
no miles from Round Valley. and At
daylight had the camp closely sur.
rounded. As soon a. the camp began
10 stir the firing began. aud In n short
time not one Of the gang remained
alive a party Of American pro,rcc.
tors came urcn the camp nest day aud
fonnd nine bodies siiG IN death. and
afterwards learned from the Noruons
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-25

Chippewa Falls, Wis, March ei.-At
about o'clock Ia the morning two
strangers drove to Frank Hunters re.
sort and forced an entrance They
were met At the door by Mrs Hunter,
who commenced shooting, putting
three shots into one OF them aud
slightly wounding the other. The
men returned the fire, one bullet strils-
ing Mrs Hunter In the head aud max.
ing a severe wound. The less injured
Of the men then carried his wounded
companion 10 buggy and drove away,
The sheriff is la pursuit
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-25
MARIE SUMMARY.



Washington. March 90. seoretar.
Long admits that a summary OF
the report Of the court Of inquiry has
bc.n received. with the Geographic
summary received a. basis, the state
depnrtment has already proceeded to
notify Minister wooiford officially OF
an. character Of the report. and he
communicated The news 20 the Spanish
Government with an intimatlon that
IL must be prepared to present sa''S'
factory reply within o. few days.
The Impression prevails 'hat inc 70
mort apds the explosion was caused by
outside agencies but does not connect
the spanish government with the
affair.
Washington. March 20. 1t IA a sig
n,acant fact that after the different
conference. At the White House there
was a demand upon the congressional
library for all records bearing upon
the action Of congress In declaring
war with Great Britain aud Mexico
which are the ouly prcccdcnts In the
history ~ the country. some OF the
very men vhoconfcrrcd with the pres
idrnt nfterwnrd looked o. the declara'
tion Of war with Great britain and the
declaration by congress that war ac'
tusliy existed through tho act OF
/ Mexico
The sentlmcnt ~ those who were
called upon by the president, II has
been learned. was that Il would be cx
tremely difficult 90 separate the catas
trophe 10 the Maine from the genera
condition u the island. aud that what
ever might be- The plans Of the prcs'
dent I'm this regard, congress aud th
psopic would almost certainly coupl
the two together It was also quit
evident 10 those who called ON Nc
Kiniry that be- has reached a stag
where he ~ willing 10 intervene 1
bring peace % the island.
srnatofs Allison md German snv
the president by appointment III
president desired 20 consult them r.
garding the present oiban situation
a. ne has been consulting others. III
. Tie could be learned concerning "a
, nature Of the conference. but u
known the president desires the view
, Of leading men Of both parties at th
i. time on the situation, which Is col
B. sidcrod very critical
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-25
FLEET OFF KEY WEST.
Addition Being Made to slcard's Tormid-
able squadron.


Key West March Gothic two uni.
Identified bodies from the Maine.
brought here last night were buried
today In the city ccmetry with simple
services. A divisions Of blucjnclsets
followed the hearsc.
Tomorrow the Indiana Is expected
from the Dry Tortugas, aud that sta.
tlon will then be left with the Texas
and the Massachusetts,, which did not
sail yesterday, ms was expected These
battleshlps will take on more nmmunl.
tlon, aud unless their orders are uncx.
peetcdly changed, will leave In n day
or two for Hampton Roads
The Detroit aud Montgomery arrived
from the TortuRAs today The former
put more ammunition on board the
New York aud Iowa aud then anchored
In the horbor.
The torpedo boad Porter left for the
Tortugas and the torpedo boat Dupont
returned here.
The ileet on Key wcst now consists
OF the Iowa, New York, Nashville,
Montgomery. Detroit and the torpedo
boats Dupont, winslow, Foote and
Cushing, The Indiana will be added
tomorrow.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-25
BLAND MAKES A STATEMENT.
Tho People Demand That the spanlards
he Driven out Of Cuba.

Tho People Demand That tho spaniaris
he Driven out Of Cuba.
New York, March 2l.-Rcprescuta.
tive Richard =. Bland Of Missouri die.
tated the following statement con.
corning the Cuban.Spnnish situation
to Washington correspondent Of the
Worldi
We are waiting for the report OF
this commission Of inquiry. which IL
supposed to be hard at work probing
for the facts In the Maine disaster.
When | say we mean the Demo-
Gratis Of the houses
I'VE are not pressing matters, be-
cause we want 10 hear what this board
has TO say. We want 10 know whether
II Is going to find the spnnlards guilty
or blamelcss, and we want 20 know
other things In this connection.
"What the administration proposes
TO do, OF course, do not know; but
unless II drives the Spnninrds out OF
Cuba the people Of this country are
going to ask the reason why, and their
demands will be strong aud emphatic.
~ do not believe congress will nd.
Journ until II knows what the president
Is going 20 do for Cuba. believe
these sentiments are those Of the
house Representatives"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-25

New York, March a3.-"l am In
position TO Inform you aud II Is high
iy important just now, In connection
with the political situations Of the Inn
mediate future that the Spanish gov
eminent will refuse 10 accept any hnd'
Ing Of the Maine commission which
may suggest spanish responsibility
sAys the Madrid correspondent OF the
Herald. "The spanish mlnisterlAl
view Is that the imputation witch such
. Hndlng. would bAsI--A- la,l''.lAas.'.i
would forever be an irremovAbA hloteh
upon SPANS reputation as civilized
country, which she could uotPossibly
bear.
III the report Of the commission
throws blame upon spain whrh would
carry with II u call for lndeuf'ty' th'
pcnlnsular government Will prthwith
make an appeal to the fomoined
| European powers on the Pile II equity
aud common fairness TO inYrvene 10
favor OF spain against ~ every
spaniard would esteem n the most
mon.,rou. and ubiquitous a fling.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-25

Pittsburg, Pa, March eL-C II
Wheeler, president Of the Wheeler
Sterling projectile works OF McRecs.
port, Pa, has arrived from Washing
ton with signed contracts from the
United States government for over
$1,000 900 worth OF projectiles Of all
kinds from four inches up to sixteen
inches, the largest made for use in the
United States army and navy. IL will
require AZ least a yfnr wording con.
tinually day and night, sundays In.
cluded, 10 complete the contract
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-25
APRlL FooL oYANloE rHEFr
Dan Mandirh' DE Lamar Merchant. Ar.
rested for the Oncnse.

Phoebe, March sl.-Deputy sheriff
Frank Walker arrived here Thursday
night from Parowan with C.. r. Green
who was charged with stealing sieOc
worth OF April Fool cyanides and sell
ing them 10 Dan Mandieh, merchant
Of this place when confronted with
Green, Mandlch said he was not the
man OF whom he bought the cyanides
Green was discharged and Mandieh
was accused OF the theft.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-25
SHOT BY BURGLARS.

Sacramento Citiscn- Vain Attempt 10
Overcome Robbers.
Sacramento; Cal. March e0-Ex.
Street Commissioner 4. j. Crowley
was shetland probably fatally wounded
tonight by one Of two burglars who
were attempting TO rob his house. Al,
though DO years 81 age aud entirely
unarmed, Croley grapled with one Of
the men and was about TO overcome
him when the burglar broke loose aud
fired two shots into Crolcy's breast
The wounded man who Is not expected
TO survive, Is one Of the most proml.
nent contractors In California.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-25

Wallace, Ida, MArch 60 Three hun.
dred and dity men employot nj tho
Morning mine, ma o. demand thntnll
men employed undo ground he maid
$3.50 per day, and a. demand moi be.
ing complied wlta ihey walled ont
larsen aud Greenatgh. owner.o, the
mine, are not In tht Couur d'Al.ns now
and there was no ~ ON the ground
with power TO tired with tb.n Ne.
gotiatlons are behr eopdp,tad bv
wire. Heretofore Diners have been
paid saSo,andshoys tgs and car men 81.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-25
SAN FRANCISCO SAFE.
strong Fleet of War vessels to Guard a
Golden Gate.

Strong Fleet of War Vessels To Guard the
Golden Gate.
San Francisco, March lO.-wlthln
three weeks san Francisco will be one
OF the most strongly fortified harbors
In the United States, and will have n
fleet OF war vessels capable OF holding
Its own with a country that has more
ships than Spain can send 10 the Col.
den Gatei Themonitors Monterey aud
Monadnock have been ordered here
from the south. The baltimore Is TO
come here from Honolulu, three tor.
pedo boats win be sent here from Pu.
get sound, nnd the cruisers Charleston
and Philadelphia are being prepared for
service at Mare Island, as Is the gun.
boat Yorktown,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-25

u...,. Mach II In akeml-sAtirl'
80, aa1,or,.i Identified. "Alllor Human
ity," la Lucia today refer TO the 'a,
that spain Is entertaining the peoPU
with carnival aud Cuba Is deeply :,
tercstcd In the coming elections W." a.
the United states seems en''re'y "
voted TO humanity.
The editor then says thpt ,h' ~
work Is 10 widespread and o
here that Il Is Impossible nj "
pcct that there Is some o,h z
Tor Il than charity, Sr' wv II
sire To Amcricanizo Gu n,u1
The paper says Of Nj ofTT
fer To build houses fo c"rs' sy"'
that In time these ID h'o 80.
Ynnkcc colonies, withu lna ~,
stripes floating from come
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-25
eUrrs HOLOCAUST.
wire 10 a Lodgins House Causes Death o.
Two Pcrsou' and Many Missing.

Butte. Mont March 22.-The Hale
house, large S1fce-story brick build.
ing on East broadway, used a. lodg
ing aud boarding house by miners In
the employ Of ,he Anaconda company.
"asfAiireiy anfoyed by - Gre which
broke out shortl after o'clock this
morning. So fmas known, two men
are dead FROM injuries received In
jumping from wldows, another "A dy.
ing and twenty missing, while u
search Of the rub may disclose the
fact that many hnsient dodgers lost
their lives also. DE casualties were
as follows
Dead Matt lloy aged Is, miner
at the Mountain tnsolidatcd; jumped
from third-story thiow, turned over
In the air aud ttcS on the head
Frank Rohdey, nh 90, lately from
Portland, orei bpcd from third.
story window, ttfd over and struck
on head and shotIds fracturing his
skull.
=. 49,. sY' ,"'"''
h,.a'.is g.. NH w W w.
,.,a...i.a1 -. III 80,
80, a.. - III 49,, ~. ~
- - ~ -, ,,.' JUS, 80.
,h.a,,,,,, 40 .l,.,d.I 49, .' ''S
-...,--~..
'"''s. ,,RnW lth 'hpd
noo, WIZ y 'V' ana was res
cue" W "'o'' burned.
John T. Carter. ger Ia the city.
badly burned ana y glass.
J. J. conroyi bur on hands aud
fractured bones Of FOOT by leaping
10 the ground
Mike Judge; rlgl Ia broken Uc
had rescued Patric Vie. who was
hanging by n sect improyised
rope that had broke II the weight
Of Hugh Boyle. lid f,rcc compnn.
Ions made another The others
got down safely, Old rope broke
with Judge.
John Irwin burna1Dnt the neck
aud face and cut BY | lie iumped
!. from the third iiod ut was onIv
4 stunned by the fall.
= There were $50 me ID women in
t. the building when haAbroltc ont
= on these II Is bclieybont 200 "a.
1. capped without iniury llre started
IN the bakery house renter OF
the building and had ID start be.
fore discovered. The 70 WAS frat
a discovered by b'''y " jpke Yuch
4 aud Jack Dooley' wnot twalso at
"A the time. and. smeili wen,
a. down stairs TO make 4,l,,,,on
'. Two Of the men lmunc $500
!. n small hose to A hydH Ia 49,
h to throw water on mi After n
I. .",t..a 80, ma al, no men
a on" ana ,hsv re,rea, op'isa-
eA alarm. They sumpsh ssate Oh. |
~ 1-u@sFusrumssupsr portion
a. as ~, " uho tho
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-25
Iroms Attorney FINED.

San Francisco, March io.-B. w. Me-
Intosh, the attorney who attempted to
negotiate the sale OF the alleged con.
fession OF his client, Albert Hon,
charged with the murder Of Mrs, Il. s.
Clute, formerly OF Salt Lake. to the
newspapers, aud who was fined aud
sent TO jail for contempt OF court by
Judge Carroll Cook, applied To the SUI
prcme Court for his release on u writ OF
habeas corpus, and the matter came
up for confederation before the court
In banc Attorneys black and nm
for Mcintosh, aud assistant
District Attorney Ilofmer aud ex.
Judge Murphy represented sheriff
whelan, against whom the writ was
directed After a great deal Of argu-
ment pro aud con, the case was sub
mitted and at 5;i5 the supreme court
handed down its decision, dlschnrging
the writ aud REMINDING the prisoner
To the custody Of the sheriff, to serve
Eve days In jail aud To pay a line Of $780,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-25

Sew Work., Mar, la a's
patcp ga H&.''nat'
Captain '5uor p ,,on,,s
iauterrlo have ~ ,,.. ~
government that , M 49, ,s,o
Offices Il the SPAR n, w., 49,, ;, ~
DO detained Al y ,an, N Az.
iencc to tho deml ,ha VI
Rinley captasa s.,, !.
eaya, is also ell - Sim,
message 10 the - IA
liar in tenor to
.Manteralo.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-25

Washington, D. Z
President Mckinley
message ON the cub
will be sent TO congrf
independent Of the y
will relate to intervo
one Of the preside
era said today tha
probably 20 beyond
independence and II II
at will be one OF III
able state papers : III
ministratiou, sal II
"and will prove Mr II,
TO have been the pr
sage Is not depen II,
question / think II,
grcss Ia a few dayH'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-21

Not many months ago Mrs CIV. Palmer,
Of Jonesville, VT, was apparently on the edge
Of the grave.
For months and months doctors had been
treating her for stomach and bowel trou-
bles which had seriously undermined her
health.
Instead Of improving, however, she be-
came worse. Her life was in danger.
Finally a doctor advised her to use Dr..
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People.
To-day Mrs. Palmer owes her life to
the use Of these pills.
This marvellous restoration to health is
another proof Of the efficiency Of this world
renowned remedy.
In telling the story Of hcr life Mrs. Palmer
said:
1.-TWO years ago I was afflicted with
stomach and bowel trouble. My case puz-
sled the doctors.
"After months and months Of treatment,
instead Of being with better health, was
much worse.
az subsisted only on the lightest kind Of
diet. My stomach would not retain solid
food.
"The pain in my stomach and bowel.
was so intense that cannot describe Il.
81 consulted other doctors but none o.
them could properly diagnose my case.
IL continued to grow worse. lost a
pounds, my nerves were completely shat
tered, and was very weak.
Fortunately In September DR.. c. W
Jacobs, well known practitioner OF Rich
nond called and advised me to take DR.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-21
GEN. MILES STARTS.
Believed Mt Washington That He Left
Cuban Waters Last Ni.ht-Will Not
Wait For Many Troops.

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secretary N,7cV sun 'H,S ,Nv"t"N my
ne hon'u ana 'NP''tcu 'N'I '''H' vi -
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tu-hIsht'
~ [l"'N 'p-HlS"t ''n MH'9 Na'
sun ~ tun'n waters u.' ," VI rs '"o
war uinCla!S mere are lll''Wp', we N"t
guar" OIL inc 1"r'o 'I'"h VNpc"''oH Was
Hnnl! PieParcd 10 ''"N''
Inc war dop'Ftm"hl cN'h'u-'" sCN'r"I
CAME messages with zen MICS "uil"'
"" Eite AFTERNOON ana carry vN,h'"E i'-
earning IN" H'tallS ii the rHp'"'tI"h h"C
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