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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-22
NOT TO BE CALLED PEACE JUBILEE
IL May BE We VIII Then Again BE
at War.

ATLANTA, Ga. November A.-The
committee in charge of the Atlanta
Peace Jubilee for which December 18th
and 18th have been set, has received a
telegram from the President requesting
them to change the name OF the celebra-
tion from peace jubilee" to a demon
stration over "our victorious arms"
The telegram gives as the reason for
the change "the uncertain outcome Of
the Paris conference and the exigencies
which may arise"
"THE ATLANTA JUBILEE"
The Executive Committee of the cele-
bration held a special meeting on receipt
of the Presidents telegram, and decided
TO designate the demonstration "the At
lanta Jubilee"
The dates will remain as at first an
nounced-December 14th and 15th-an.. the
presence of all the prominent people who
have accepted Invitations to the affair
is believed to be assured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-22
THE ISSUE IN DOUBT
Spaninrds Don't Know whether They
VIII Accept or Reject Our Terms.

PARIS, November 2-The United
States Peace Commissioners have un-
doubtedly made their final proposition
here.
When the Conference opened to-day
Judge Day, addressing Senior Montero
Rios and his colleagues of the Spanish
commission, referred TO the protracted
negotiations. and reafIirmed the desire
of the American commissioners to reach
an amicable conclusion. Then, handing
the American presentation to Senior Rios
Judge Day concluded his remarks by say
ing that the Americans preferring not
to break the armistice or resume hostili-
ties had determined TO present another
and final proposition, which he hoped
would lead to a speedy and amicable ad-
iustment. That portion Of the present.
ment setting forth the new proposal-a
nroposal that the United States must
have possession of the entire Philippine
archipelago, with a tender OF S2OUoJOJO
for q treaty cessiOn OF the islands-was
then read. Without betraying their men
taI attitude. the Spanish commissioners
suggested an adjournment until Nednes-
daY.
SPAIN GIVEN JUST ONE WEEK
An analvsis of the American memoran-
d,,r, shows that all other suggestions
ond considerations in it hinge upon the
treaty cession at the amount named Dy
the United States. and within one week.
Tn the event of cession, Spain may ENJOY
for a term Of twelve years rights OF COM
roerce In the Philippines equal TO those ol
the United States. If the United staets Sats
acouire the islands by conquest opa'"
NAV not enjoy such rights. -,
This evening the spaniards do not know 10e
whether they will accept or reJect @ @tne
American terms. Fhey are telesrapilIns
the substance Of the American pt nlsi'iD, -
randum to Madrid and they expect ~
renlv at Wednesdays meeting
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-22
GENERAL LoNGsTREETs REPORT
Recommendation of Raiiro"" i''''
Kansas City TO San Diego

WASHINGTON. November A-General
1o,,es Iongstreet, the Commissioners OF
RAILWAYS in his annual report maze pun
Tic to-day. calls attention to the sen7i a
orosperity in railroad affairs ana recon-
mends the government construction anu anu
operation of a first-class doubie-Udoh
railway from Kansas City, No. TO san
Diego. Cal, by an airline route lie
eovs the physical condition Of our rali-
ways generally is better tnan ,soo ever we're oro
fore Many roads. which in 1875 were
eorced "a cut salaries 20 per cent ne
% soys have voluntarily rsstored me ola
basis of wages. In April, 1871 receivers
controlled in this country 2lo roads eth,
brocing about 20 per cent. OF the totdl
mileage of the United States In June .Sd CI
.this year there were only ll9 roaus ~ r oiIe
hends of receivers, and General Long
street predicts that under the present
condition Of prosperity, within ahother
,,eor The list of insolvent railroads VIII
be as small as in the years imm ~diately
preceding 1893.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-22
EX-QUEEN LII AGAIN WITH Us.
She Comes. 1t is Said, to Ask Restora-
fion of Crown Innds,

SAN FRANCISCO, November A.-On
board the steamer Coptic, which arrived
from the Orient, via Honolulu, to-day,
was ex-Queen Liliuokalani, OF Hawaii.
The ex-Queen IS very reticent regarding
her mission to this country, but from
passengers on the Coptic il was learned
that the general impression is that she
has come TO make formal application for
the restoration of the Hawaiian Crown
lands valued. ii is said, at S6OOO,OOO. 1t
is claimed that the Crown lands are pri-
vate property, and are not subject to con-
fiscatOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-22

A negro convict named Griffin. who has
served three years of the thirty-six given
him by NottOway County Court for house
breaking. made a desperate effort TO es-
cape from the penitentiary Friday night,
but was foiled.
Griffin was missed when the prisoners
were marched from the shoeshop at 3
p NJ Search was begun at once, and
kept up until after 3, when "A convict call
ed guard into his cell and told him
he could hear footsteps on the roof above
him. The searchers went 10 the roof and
found the fugitive. He had lodged the
guard 80 long by passing from one roof
10 another.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-22
CAPTAIN OF SHIP ARRESTED.
Charged With Being Accessory After
Fact in Murder Case.

NORFOLK, VA, November 4.-Captain
Nunroe. of the British ship Canada, Rio
Janeiro via Quarantine, for Norfolk, was
arrested here to-day, as accessory after
the fact in a murder case, the mate Of
his vessel. it is charged. having mur-
dered a sailor while the ship was in port
On her last trip. The captain is charged
with smuggling the mate out OF port.
knowing he was guilty. Captain Munroe
Nos nromptly bailed in the sum of $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-22
Phoenix Furniture at sydnor a.
HundIey's.

In a carload Of Phoenix Furniture just
received there are some very beautiful
Mahogany Suits. which are exceedingly
stylish and up-to-date.
We would also call your attention TO
number Of Bookcases OF very choice de-
siens. I'm Mahogany and Golden-Oak
finish. You will find very choice Side
boards In Brown. Golden-Oak, and Ma
hogany In this lot, and beautiful designs
in Dressers, Dressing Tables, Chiffon
nieres. Mahogany China-Cases, Extension
Tables &c. &c, all OF which are sold
exclusively by
sYDNOR & HUNDLEY,
Leaders I'm Furniture,
IN and 713 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-22
Change of Schedule on the AtIantfc-
Coast Line.

Special attention is called 10 the change
of schedule OF the Atlantic-Coast Line.
taking effect Sunday, November 2otn.
They have also put on an additional train
between Richmond and Petersburg. This
train leaves Richmond al 1880 A. NJ, ar
rIves Petersburg 1901 =. NJ; returning.
leaves Petersburg 1 p. NJ. arrives Rich
mond 1881 =. NJ. Stops only at Manches-
ter on signals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-22
Thanksgiving at New Eords

The proprietors OF New Ford's Hotel,
uessrs WE'LL 4 Sherre. will serve be-
tween the hours OF and o'clock Thurs.
dav A grand Thanksgiving dinner. Lunch
viii be served between II and l;So o'clock.
parties wishing dinner on that day can
get tickets upon application az the hotel
office
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-22
covernor Tyler Returns.

Governor Tyler returned from Giles
co,,ntv last night, whittier he went TO az
tend the bedside of his dying uhcle' MI
Joseph ii. Hoge, Friday; ,,u.oa CO.
Srhe funeral of Mr. H0ge occurred sat
rrday and the Governor spent sunday on
his farm In Montgomery
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-22
,o....n Thanksgiving Dinner.

The Jefferson viii commence me
american plan on Wednesday, November
ia, and will serve the usual excellent
Tbanksgiving dinner on the Ath Parties
wishing dinner should engage their tapl'
In advance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-22

Angostura Bitters are endorsed by all
the leading physicians and chemists for
their purity and wholesomeness. Beware
of counterfeits and ask for the genuine
article, prepared Dy DIR. j. q. Il. Siegert s.
Sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-22

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
D.ugyists refund money II fails TO cure.
Is cents. Genuine has L. b. .. on each
tablet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-22
cbrysanthemums, vioiets, American
beauties,

,A other Roses for Thanksgiving. at
"''N Miss REYNOLDS'S.
90l east Main street.
,phones-Old. 1881; New, 1912.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-22
For Diseases of the Liver, stomach.
and Kidneys

ths Water OF the GreenDrler White sulphur
spfings Is tho most valuable In America.
PURcELI, La D u Co. Wholesale Agents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-22

Our stock of Ladies Desks ROCKING
chairs. and Morris Chairs is great
sYDNOR & HUNDLEY,
Leaders in Furniture
III and 7lS east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-22

disobedience of orders. The court-martial
has not yet been ordered. The men i'm
the Second are highly indignant at. the
idea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-22
Last Troops from Lexington.

LEXINGTON, KY. November a-The
seventh United States Volunteers (coloredl
Isft for Macon to-day. The provost guard
,eft to-night These are the last troops
here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-22
c., ,o n. cour,-MnrtInIied.

MACON. GA, November 2l.-Colonel
Keurt. of the Second Ohio, Regiment, sta :
toned here, will be coart-martialled icr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-22
Toys at Wholesale.

The Meyer Store is ready to sell mer-
chants, church committees. and others
Toys IN quantities at wholesale prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-22
WORK or srocK-JOBBERss
Take" 10 Eject That Peace Negou-
atIOns Had Been Broken on.

The following was last night received
over the Associated Press wireg:
Editors Paris bulletin sent out
shortly after noon to-day. announcing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-22
CESSION OF ALL PHILIPPINES,
IN Consideration We Will Pay Twenty
nilliOlS Of Dollars.
ME- Ask DEFINITE REPLY by 2sTH

our Purpose Is TO Establish the
aopcn-Door" Policy in the Philip
nine ArchipeIngo-Adjo of
commissions Untn To-Morrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-22
The We ather.

- WASHINGTON. November H.
fpiu Forecast for Tuesday:
For Virginia. North Carolina
and South Carolina-Rain, with
colder weather in western portions; high
southeasterly winds; Wednesday deciGsd'
ly colder
THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YES
TERDAY was clear and pleasant wiI
passing clouds In the afternoon.
STATE OF thermometer:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-22

Mean temperature ................ As l-s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-22
INDIGNANT WITH MERRITT.

Monday, November ast. n:4O p. M
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-05-12
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foroerIibeu serlhtlidben unb f.r1lidben Doeumente
3err wtardnortb II bnr4 ieinen piersieidbrigen
periSniiten nno fd3riiben Yerfebr nit ben beut6em
Grbihatsgeriteu uno Yanfen foipe bnr jeine foIibe
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nsaeist l. I'm esis gsrites MnorOsraasn per.
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Nruolb. Anna Msoria aus sssihened
abfalg. eeb. Starb. Wlarianna. uus GnmaunStpeiIer
an9tbI. IN Milpaniee Mise.
Mniorge, RarI @nopIpb Nmgnft 0uB 9teu.S&ueinib.
aieubauer, Mnbreos aus sJnrltcusea
Mnores, Seiuri& @ujtap, ans YaiewaIf
1ortels, Grben pon Auguit
Drpt geb. 9larot Wtario Muna aus QinQuo
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gords Serena ausuEt alsranber pbil. Gus gottsoam.
girfbolm, Gbrihsa MisIisn SOB. nnb SDrasn siaS.
muGen. Gus Sperbrup
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Dref@er. Geupolb Muenftin Jpb.s aus G6rIis.
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fofmeper genarb aus gtuiobt.
pummel Sob. 0ubmig. aus goubeifingen.
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-05-12
8 oien 1 gD bfffe ,,on 0Ifoho.r


SoIepb Mttsle oDn Midbona
lipor Elm btriibutsr GdootItrie.(sentrol
|ber CONFEDERATION. Sin Sabre 1859 ob-
Iiolpirte * bit Weifpointfr Mtobenis.
Gr mar G0DoIIerie. Qieuten0nt uno
biente III Rem Merifo bei Der reguIdren
armes. trnt aber i'm s5o6re 1861 aus,
um fit 0ls Mrtillerie-G -Gieutenont Der
epnf6oerirten MrnIee 0nsuid,Iieben. In
tpelder CT es nah NIB nod aum Corps.
gOmmonoeur brahte. SIN Sabre 1862
puroe er benz gomntanbo Der Gapallerie
Der Weifarmee 5uaeipisien uno bat oieie
Stelle bis gum Gnbe beg GrisQes iilne
aebabt. Mm Ill. Mai 1864 tpurbe er
Der hodite 9auuIleries@sncrol Der con.
fOberirten Mrnee. Der conf0oerirte
GonereB nnb fpdter Der @taat siio.
Carolina nahmen tpieoerbolt Danlbe=
idliiiie fir feline Dienite an.
Yin Shluie beS Grieees ,puroe er
8fianaer uno &ebtsanpaIt inn Giioen.
gr ,plrroe in ben Az. Gongreb 9etpdblt
unb bat, auber benz 49,, ieoem folaens
ben Gonareb anoebort. Gr 1T jebt So
Sabre alt. obsr ieine 5battroft febt
Sebermann in grifaunen. st lit flein
bon Statur uno iiebt 8cneral 6beri-
ban. iueilano benz ar6bten Gapallerie-
iiihrer Der n0roliben Wrmee, dbnlih.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-05-12
Cline @otit)ait per q one.
n tst0fl1

Gberioon q. MeoO, ber friilere Der.
HGtoaten @onInl III 9ienefin, Gtinn.
i,no sin MitQlitb ber BbiIooelpLia Gone
iiercidl MuIeanis @ommiiIion fiir
China. Rntteie jiinoif bsm dineiiihsn
@sInnotsn Mu 9ing 6dna In Waibins.
tcn einen DeTu1 ab. glahoeIn Ct iih
nit benz Wertreier bes bilnmiiid,en Reis
Dies ldnaere 3eit iibsr ben plan uno
3fuef Der @omlniiion iinterbaltsil bate,
traf Qerr Nea0 bic n6tbigen Mrranae.
n,ents, I'M, cine birefte 8otf1af beS Ge-
fnnblen an bic yeamten Der dlineIiId,en
NegierunQ 3u iiherbrinaen. 0err Neab
lisB ben Weianbten In isiner Mutter-
iprade IN einen pbonDaraph fpthen.
iuslden 0err Reab nit nah Gbina nebs
men ipirb. Der Belanbte Iprah In ben
phonoaropb ldnaere 3eit uno riAtste
cine Yptihaft an 81 0una Chang uno
Die anoere an 6hina So Sen, ben gegeii-
tpdrtiasn Generals Director Der dineli.
lhen 8abnen.
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2atarrb Neteilf.

Us 1T nlebr Ratarrb in bieier @eaenb
oes 2anoes als bon allen anOeren Granf=
belten 3uiainmen, iinb bis in ben lebten
eSabren galt er als unbeilbar. Niele
Sabre lang erfldrten Doftoren ibn fir
eine lofale Rrantbeit unb i1rieben lofale
0eilnlittel bor, unb ba lie ibn init iirat=
llder gebanblung beltdnbig nidt furir-
ten, erfldrten fis ibn fiir unbeilbor. Sic
Winenihaft bat beipieien, baB Ratarrb
cine @Onifituiionsfrantbeit lit unb Def.
balb conffitutionelle Bebanoluna erfor=
bert. 6aQ's Gatarrb-2ur, fabriairt bon
+. S. Gbenep & Co., 9olebo. Gbio, III
bic ein5ige conifitutionelle 0ur i'm Warft.
Sic uiro innerIid In TDien ooer Wober
BON 10 3rOpfen biz 81, einem 9beel6fel
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Dollars fiir ieben 0olI, ben lie al furiren
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3eugniNe fommen. Mbreifirt:
s. 5. gbenep & 60.
50leoo, s..
H 0erfauft bon allen Mpotbelern,
IS Gents.
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ILL el,rOp6ifden Qdnoern lit cine yloth.
noBrsosl i'm pollen Ginns bes Mortes.
Die grid0pfuna ber bortioen worrdtbe
nnuB nornnd nod pisl er0ber fsin. die
man he lin bier bisher Dorgefelt bate.
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sinen Gtonb erreibt. lpie er 10 n;eoria
ieit bielen Sotrsn ni6t bagelpeien lit.
3iebt man babel nod bic iingan|iise
Witterung in Netradt. Die bic tOms
lnenbe grntt bers0gert. 10 1T es begreif-
lih. bab bic Vreiie in Die 06bc fhnellen.
lebriaenS erfiillt iih oamit nur, mas
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0erbife pprans aeiast batten. Gdon
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Weiaetl bralthen miirbe, ben Die Ser.
Staaten nur ir0eno entbebrsn wiiroen
f6nnen. Die aonse Melt lit bente ,,furs"
an Wei3en. Die iberidiiiilgen gorratbe,
bic in ben porberaegangenen Sabren als
Golge elmer Meibe gutter Welternten iih
aufaebduIt battsn, iino in ben lebten
paar Sabren INNER aeringsr eeiporoen,
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limb. Hieie preisoriidenoen ucbetfhiiiis
aber t0nnen niht burd) cine unb auh
nidt ourd atpei quite grnten ipieoer ber-
aeitellt iperben. gDenn ausb bic geaen-
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tperoen bod jsoenialls auf Sabre binaus
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friebiaenben grtroa isiner Nrbeit iiberu.
Wenisfens In bieiem Sabrbunbert miro
mon so @ents-Weisen nidt mebr erle=
ben.
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Die gsnnoer Der WiNcmId,att.
enngcnleibrn nnn S9minbiu9t f6ns
ncn grbeilt iuerben.
Gia heriitmter Hem Oorftr Gbemlisr unb @fIebrter
ma@t auieren eeiern elm ireies ansstst.


Ser beriibmte Gbelniter, s. u. Glo-
cum bon Netp Sort @itn, bsiueist Die
gntoeduns zines iihern Seilinittels ge.
gen Sdminoiudt (2unsen Subereulo=
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ben, bartndfiser 0ulten. Gatarrb, all=
aemeine Nbmagernng uno Shmdhe,
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ter oensn Die Menihen hinfieden, ba=
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Der oafitr anIraat, frei brei 6laihen
Gebs nit elmer beionoern Weoi3in) ieiner
neuen gntoefllna suienoet.
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ourd beren redtseitigen Gebrau1 unb
er betrabtet es als ieine profeIlioneile
pfiht, Der leioenben MenIdheit cine
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bat &elultate ersielt, bic 10 nobltbdtie
llno pie irgeno etpas, bas Elm anberer
@enins geleiltet. Seine gebauptrlng,
Dab 2ungenleioen uno Shwinbiu1t IN
isoem Glima beilbar finb, tpirD in iei=
nem 2aboratorium bier unb in europa
in Sauiensen bon 8rieien befdtiat.
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nidt aeitOrt. beoeutet baloiaen uno H.
dern Sob.
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leinem Gaboraturium frei perianot.
2eioenoe follten iofort bon oieIem Ii
beralen anerbieten 8ebrau6 MAIDEN.
Man made ben Sottor in ben 8rie-
fen oarauf aufmertIam. oaB man bleie
anseiae i'm .geoba,hter" aele!en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-05-12

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natl, weldes i'm Somnier ndblfes Sdbs
reg oortielbit abeebalten iperben iol,
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itiid iit Der 8eb0roe BON BeiiBer, 6errn
Sulius Derter, fir Is Monate ioiten-
frei CUR 8erfiiauua aeiteat inoroen.
Gasielbe bot cine Gr6be bon 800 bel
500 Hub.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-05-12

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Otto Srefflib on Der Solltputb eeitorben;
es wiro ertldrt, oab Elm toller 0unb ibm
bic 9ano lefte uno baour1 bic Grant-
belt auf ibn iibertru9.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-28
How Mines Are Destroyed.

There are several ways in which sub
marine mines guarding an enemy's har-
Dor are destroyed by n fleet intending
to make an entrance.
One method Is by catching the cleo
trio cables running to the mines by
Creeping" as 1t is termed. This is done
by towing two grapnels. one containing
an explosive charge of gun cotton. and
the other. a simple grapnel. coming on
behind at distance of 30 or 40 feet.
The explosive grapnel first picks up the
cable, and when a tug is felt on the line
the charge is electrically exploded from
the vessel.
As this may not completely sever the
cable. the other grapnel is used to pick
up the frayed line. and the whole thing
Is dragged into the boat and severed or
underrun till n junction box to several
mines is reached, when the whole lot Is
cut off.
To meet this possibility II is COM
mon thing for dummy mines and dead
cables to be planted to deceive an enc
my, and it is a common plan to strew
the neighboring bottom with chains ana
steel ropes to catch an enemy's creeps.
False buoys are also placed so thn1
they may mislead q countermining at
tack.