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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-22

ZONE OF our patrons have made COM
plant at the REPUBLICAN Off CO that they
consider it hardship and an unnecessary
rule which the Riverview cemetery uu-
ihoritios have put in fore, and that ia to
prohibit persons. who own lots in that
cemetery to have them taken care Of by
any Que but by persons selcc cd by the Su.
periLtendent. It's reported that lho Will
ming on and Brandywinc Cemetery Co.,
are also contemplating putting such au
ron clad rule in force. We should like to
know the reasons if any why the Gene
terry Company should MAKE such stringent
rules? Surely the lot holders huvo some
Fights in the ma'to, under discu.s;o,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-22

FRANK A. MAGowAN of Trenton, N; j.,
has gotten himself into pretty snarl,
rs by the decision OF the Court, Of E.-
ror and Appeals Of New Jersey, he is .
biga,nist His first wife Mary Mcgowan.
brought action In the Court Of Chanosry,
as soon as Mr.. Mcgowan made known the
granting Of divorce in the Courts Of OKLA
homa some months Mr.. Mcgowan aftor
raceiying his Oklahoma divorce imnodt-
Ately married the divorced vito of john
A. Barnes. Mcgowan was Mayor of
Trenton and was one of its rich and influ-
sntiai men, and rode on the topnost waye
Of prosperity. He has lost his character
and his property and Is now compelled to
saru hyiuy which greatly contra, It's with
his former position In the political and
business world In which he lived and
moved. He WAS man Of wonderful sue.
csss until this scandal broke into his, life
and the fatua,ionIhas bankrupted him
and estranged him from his friends.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-22

The graduating exercises OF the Boys
High School is something more on the Or
der Of the graduating exercises Of colleges
and private schools When the writer was
boy the graduating exercises were of a
primitive character but now all Of this hns
been changed and the invitations are print
ID In manner that the graduates can
keep as suitable souvenirs of the happy
occasion, which they will ever afterwards
look back upon as one of the bright spots
in their memory. This years graduating
exercises give promise of being no cxcep-
ton to the fact since tho commandments
have been held in the Opera House. B..
fitting presents are bestowed on those
about to enter LIES struggles as they CON
clude their commencement exercises
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-22

WHAT can ba expected from the rank and
file of the people, if they are expected to
turn in on election day and vote for this
or that man, and when they ask for any
favor, their petitions fall on deaf earsp
Now that all Of the Senators who have
sons and relatives have been given posi-,
lions in the army, there may be few
more left to offer to the fortunate ones,
who have influence or pull But few
positions ever sought the man. They
don't have to nowadays and especially
since the war began. Even Civil Service
tsno bar to the number of applicants, The
new revenue war bill will make it neces-
sary for several other government employ.
ses to be added to the revenue department
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-22
WEDNESDAY. JUNE "A. 1908.
The New Ballot Law,

The fact TINT tho members OF different
parties were allowed to print the tioksts
containing the names Of the candidates
they desired to vote for over 100 years, with.
out serious COLI plaiat Of fraud, is an EVIL
denoe that the new ballot law Ia notbing
like 30 dangerous a. 1t has been repressnt-
ed by its opponents. With honest inspeo.
tors, judges and clerks, we do not SEQ why
any man who fayors independent voting
should feel any alarm 10 regard to the per-.
pstration Of fraud Every yotsr should
have the privilege OF writing or printing
ticket bearing tho names of candidates he
may choose to vote for. and Tor the Lsgis.
iature to deny this privilege Is a gross act
Of usurpation. The qualifying to yots
should be made easy and not difficult, aud
the attempt to disfranchise voters or to
curtail their privileges should DO frownod
upon by every true patriot
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-22
Gil; Of Chester and Bfandywln,l
S. 4. SHAFTS.
4O5 Market Street.

1t has always been our aim in
business to please, and we again
solicit your inspection of our sum
mer stock OF Hosiery. Gloves and
Underwear, besides Notions and
Small Wares. We cheerfully ex-
change Or refund the money il
goods are not entirely satisfactory.
GLOVES.
We havo the sole agency for tho Cente.
meri Kid Gloves, so long and SO favorably
known to the ladies in all the prin ,ipal
cities 1f tho United States. We carry o
full line Of the same in black, white, tans,
modes and states. In . and bu' tons and s
clasps We also have good assortment
OF the Foster.Hook Gloves at 81, 81 25 and
sl.6O, besides several styles in white kid,
silk and Isle throad gloves. suitable tor
the Commencement Season. ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-22
GLOVES.
COLLARS and CUFFS,

We curry the Indian Hend" Collars, az
well as those manufactured by Corlisa
Coon IL Co. Both are very popular brands
and are selling at 1910 for all the latesp
styles. A few finer grades at Is and 10
cents. We also have the most desirable
styles in Cuffs ae l6. IS aud 25 cents pair.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-22
TIES

All the newest shades In silk and satin
string ties In plain colors. as well as stripes
and plaids ut rs cents.
Wash string tics at &c apiece or for q
quarter
Ascot Bows in Piqus and Silk at rs and
90 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-22

FOR THE SOUTH.
Southern Raiiway.-7T D. M, daily,
sleepers to New Orleans, Memphis, Tam
pa. Nashville. via Asheville and Hot
Springs
Atlantic Coast Line.-12.49 p. M, daily,
sleepers to jacksonville, Port Tampa and
Macon; 1888 night. daily, sleepers to
Richmond and Jacksonville.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway. 811 D. M,
daily, dining car, and sleepers to Gin
einnati -,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-05
BRIEF ITEMS.

Commissioner Of the Revenue Ma
gruder b. Jones Is still kept busy issu-
ing dog licenses.
Senator Daniel has presented petit
tons of suudry employees OF the New
port News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock
company, Of Newport News: of Rich
mond Lodge, No 10. International AS
ISOLATION Of Machinists. of Richmond.
of Old Dominion Lodge No. 1871, Inter-
national Association of Machinists of
Newport News, and of Union No. ,105,
Independent Brotherhood of Black
smiths, Of Newport News all in the
state of Virginia praying for the pas
sage of the so-called eight hour bill.
the prison labor bill. the anti injunc-
ton bill. and the bill for the relief of
the American seamen; which wer. re-
ferred to the committee on education
and labor.
Hereafter al! employees of the New
port News Shdpbuilding and Dry Dock
company will be required to show their
keys on passing into the yard each
morning. This precaution is regarded
as necessary in order to preclude all
possibility Of spies gaining an entrance
With the usual morning rush.
Three policemen were stationed at
the shipyard gate again yesterday NOR
ming and kept a close watch on all per
sons going in.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-05

ported ny the press. but telling what
had happened since tbs. cah. was IN
terruptcd. Up IL .hr clos" Of o!lict.
hours. however, 10 word had come
from Hong Kong.
Great interest is felt in the rerorIe;I
return OF the Sr;nish caIe nerd.
fleet To Cadz. but. Will" admitting
the possibility of the fast vessels o.
the Spanish Tying squadron raising
the passage in the five days thAt they
have been out from 81. Ninrent's We
naval officers We're disposed To regard
With suspicion news of this kid em;,-
mating from PORTUGAL because of the
reorsanized sympathy of the Pnrtu-
Suese with the Spanish side. 7 would
be worth a good deal to the Spanish
admiral commanding the flying squad
ron. surprising he We're on his way
across the Atlantic, to throw off nllr
guard by havin" US believe that ne
had returned to Spain.
The Navy Department has now Sc
cured two vessels, tho Australia ;l:Id
the City Of Pekin. in san Francisrn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-05
SPANISH spy NARBED.
Captured Aboard the Auxiliary ClNis-
er St. Paul. "


@.-9 (By Telegraph.)
PHILADELPHIA. May 4.-The re
port that a supposed Spanish spy had
been captured aboard the auxiliary
cruiser ST. Paul. at Cramps shipyai q.
last night, was confirmed today.
He was caught near the magazine
and was taken before Captain Sigshee
for examination. The captain com
mitted him to the brig for the night.
1t was learned tonight that the
nams Of the suspect Is Howard Han
nan. He is about 30 years OF age. He
claims that he is an Austrian and
came to this country in 1881. Hannah
also said that he was a painter and
had given up his job to enlist on the
st. Paul.
At the examination today Hannah
strenuously denied that his intention
had been hostile to the ship. but not
withstanding his denials, a rough
draft of the interior Of the vessel.
showing the location of her magazines
and engines, was found in his posses
sion.
He has not been placed in irons, but
a strict watch liz maintained over him.
he will be put ashore at League Is
land navy yard, when the St. Pau!
passes there. probably tomorrow. on
her way to sen. the prisoner to be then
dealt With as the government authori-
ties may deem proper.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-05
SPANISH SQUADRON SAILS.
Combined Fleet to Come to American
Waters 45l.Y Fssg a.

GoHlolneu Fleet to Come to American
Waters. sj.I5 fssg5.7s
CBy Telegraph) s$ss Il
LISBON, May News has a,een re.
ceiVed here to the effect that the Cape
Verde squadron has returned to Join
the Spanish fleet near Cadiz, which is
nearly ready for sea. 1t IS added then
the com hined fleet OF Spain will short
~ start Tor American waters.
NEW YORK, May 4.-The Spanish.
fleet, which was at the Cape Verde
Islands. consisting Of the Vizcaya, Al
miiante OQuendo, Cristobal Colon and
Maria Theresa GALL first class cruisers) :,
accompanied by the topedo boat de-
siroyers tFuror, Terror and Pluton. left
St. Vincent. Cape Verde Islands, ON
distance from the Cape Verde Islands.
to the Canary Islands is about SIG
miles. and The distance from the Ca
nary Islands TO ChadiZ about 700 miles,
or 1876 miles from the Cape Verde Is
lands TO CadiZ. The Spanish squadron.
being five days out from St. Vincent,
could have made Cadiz by this time,
steaming at the rate Of about 300 1ndles3
a day, or a little over twelve knots an
hour But the Lisbon dispatch does
not say distinctly that the squadron
has req ched Cadiz. 1t announces that
the squadron has ''reuurned to Join the.
Spanish fleet at Cadiz," which may
mean that its news comes possibly from
the Canary Islands or from some source.
at Madrid.
AT Cadlz, the spaniards are under
stood TO be fitting out the battleShap
Pelayo and the first class cruisers
Cardenal Cisneros, Emperador, Carlos
v, Giuseppe Garibaldi and Alfonso,
XIII, besides the warships Nuna ncla,
Wittora, Destructor and several aux1a-
larry cruisers and a number of torpedo
bouts and torpedo gunboats.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-05

about five days. Without exception
the naval officers would welcome the
possession of Hawaii just at this mo-
ment as aifordinG Il magnificent base
Tor naval operations in the Pacific
but 1t is sad. President Bolr's prupo-
sitlon must be submitted to Congress-
SO that it Will be for the legislative
branch in the end to pass upon this Of
fer
The fine British cruiser Blake. ler,
Gibraltar today bound straight for RIO
ana IT is supposed here that She goes
10 observe any engagement that might
threaten the Oregon ana the Spanish
fleet.
The nomination today OF a number
oi major generals and briga,Iicr gen
erals is an Indication or the purpose
ni the President to avail himself Of the
'uil number of troops cal1c,, for by his
proclamation. and even to fo!lnw the
can by another very soon. for it is ev-
ldcnt that there are not enough com
inanas to go around properly among
me officers already nominated.
Assistant Secretary Roosevelt, to be
Lieutenant Colonel Roosevelt. tndav
received several gratifying kilograms
from the West announcing the rapid
organization of Colonel Woods rygi-
ment OF mounted riflcmcr
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-05
THE TROOPS AT TAMPA
NO Move Toward Cuba Untl the Hos
e, lille Fleets Meet

[.
CBy Telegraph) H.
ttNAii'A EAf HOTEL. TAMPA.
+ la. May lit appears 10 be almost a
.F'sled heiiei among army officers here
tl1t II" movement OF United States
;raops !"ward Cuba Will take plac,, rn
~ after the meeting Of the Spanish
ii"iilia with the boats of Rear Admiral
:oah!pson's squadron. which is now be-
.teNvd 10 be Inevitable. This may cause
= de,ay Of several days beyond the
umH believed TO have been fixed UPON
and it is possible that nearly Two weeks
may ehp>e before the movement is ac-
IuallN under way. as the Spanish 10
tina is Not expected to reach Porto Rico
Is supposed destination, inside OF ten
~ Twelve days from the date vi sailing
N+teHth@leSs everything possible is
h.ng done 70 put the United States
m.ut.
Plans for division hospitals and the
A'lrUmeht Of surgeons We're prar tir;iliy
completed today. The First Infa nel.y
pne If the regiments which will be
landed in Cuba. was put through the
emergency ent.ench.nent drill, throw
ing up vntlenyA .nents With tin cups,
sk.ileis, tin pans or Whatever was con-
venieMt. and long practice marches in
heavy marching order WAS given other
regiments.
Preparations f~r the landing Of a
large fd.ce Of native Cunans al some
point III Cuba withiu convenient reach
Of General Gomcz's army are being
pushed 10 a conclusion as st as pos
sib.e. How large a force there will be
i as Vet uncertain. $40.
l'ne Cuban recruiting offices that have
"peaed he.e arr fairly overwhelmed
With applications for enlistment, and 1t
IS very proi.t,ble THAT close u l.5Gu men
iv!ii ta armed and ready for serv.c&
under the banners of Gomez before Tn,=
else Of the Week. Most OF the Gu
Dams w'.ltA are now in the West Tampa
camp have already had considara bic
military training. Their number is be:
ing constantly increased by arrivals
from New York. Jacksonville and other
recruiting points. Between thirty and
forty Young C'ubans arrived here today
f.a+m New York, Jacksonville and other
tomorrow by about $40 more from there.
all enlisted III the junta headquarters.
Two OF three United states naval Of
feels. Thoroughly familiar With the Gu
i,;,n coast. arc now in Tampa for the
purpose IT ,Scuriing the Cuban eNncdi-
t4un ITO GuDI. ana WiN remain wiTh it
u:f.jl The Junction With t;olnez's army is
effected. Ii is said 10 be the pam u
huva one m more Of the gulaboats %
The American !ieet now in Cuban va
ss:S meet The transport boats at som'
point north Of Key West and protect
li!em until the landing is effected.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-05
WillLet the Water Drop.

and J. T. Saunders, representing MIR.
c. w. Robinson, who was a candidate
for the Democratic nomination for
commonwealth attorney, Will not APP
ply to the corporation court for a man
damus compelling the city Democratic
committee to recount the vote cast In
the Sixth ward.
This Was glyen~~out last night.
though it is Understood that the at
torneys still have the matter under
consideration. The lawyers assert that
if the ballot were recounted it would
result In victory for their client.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-05
SMALL Fox IN CAAlp.

MOBILE. ALA. May 4.-Only enc
company was added to the volunteer
camp today. namely. the Rifles. OF
Troy, scveaty-two men strong, known
as Company II, First regiment.
william F.ckford. private of Mont
gornci.y Grays. Third regiment, rail-
roah man who enlisted from Sho'tar's
station. on t,.e Western & Atlantic
Railroad, developed small nox this
morning. He and his tnet and effects
have been removed to the lawn in
front Of the county rest house.. ana all
l,ia company have been taken Il great
distance from the main camp and iso-
latch.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-05
AT THE AIMS HOUSE Elm ARR l..
Snprrintsndcnt'S Is-par; Shows nm Exceed
inEly Dun Month. ..0


NJ the regular meeting OF the Com
men t'nunc!i Tuesday night Councilman
r. G. l-enz. chairman OF the committee
on pts"r submitted the report of the
sulcGintt ilvnt vi the n.mstouSe, which
shows that There We're Two INN. les.
The report created considerable laugh
ter. Even cla:l; M;t:Sis. was ticlsl.d.
The rsrnr, f,,!owS
REPORT FOR April. 1898.
y list OF pl ul,t-i's for the month Of
April. 1883: -
Julia N-h.hinstnn. Newport News.
Fred lfrancis. Newport News.
/ Julia Washington, both feet Off.
Lying Very ILL.,
, --ieceived pauper Fred Francis on
March 3D.
4-Pauper Fred Francis being disor-
ti-rly-rllde an assault on me this day.
$ Nothing Ia remark.
s--Jull, Washington getting worse,
IL
12-Ge,ting no better
16-Frea Francis getting better.
Il /"
1s-Julia Washington died this day.
2o-Julia Washington buried this day.
2l-,Nethhing 10 remark
IS
24-Julia wash:s,on received in this
day Of February.
25-Nothing to remark
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-05
cronG1A,s VOLUNTEERS.

ATLANTA. GA. May 4.-Gcorgias
volunteers will be mohliZed at Griffin
and the camp will be opened toner
row. . ..
Colonel oscar ]. Brown. commando 6
The Second regiment, Georgia .rolun-
tcers is appointed to command the
camp.
y general order for the movement Of
troops Will be issued Friday but it "; |
probably be Monday before the frs!
company arrives at the camp.
Governor Atkinson had Intended to
mobilize Georgias volunteers At Fort
MeI'herson, and had asked the use OF
the reservation for that purpose. but
,ht. War Department has Informed
him that Fort Mcpherson has been re
served for use as hospital.
General Graham. who was today
made u major general, received the
news OF his advancement becoming!y.
During The afternoon he was congrat-
u,atcG by the officers Of the depart
menl and many prominent people who
called on him. The general will be re
tired on the age limit in about five
months.
HONORS TAKEN MODEsTLY.
MOBILE. ALA, May News OF
the promotion Of Brigadier Genera.
Coppnger to be major general, and
Colonies Snyder and Hawkes., of tht:
Nineteenth ard Twentieth TO be brig
adIcrs. was welcomed With shouts In
camps this afternoon. General Cop
pinser took his honors moGestly, say
ing that he was pleased. but that his
pleasure for himself was nothing like
that he felt in knowing that such
able officers asSnydcr and Hawkes. had
received deserved promotion. All the
officers present at Headquarters shook
hands with the general and congratu-
lated him. Major Pond carried the
news to promoted colonies. ara whe!,
It was received 81 grcal assenb,aee
gathered at once and loud and fire.
0uent We're the cheers raised 10y the
men of the regiments.
Half an hour later the band Of the
Nineteenth drew UP in front Of Gen
eral Snyder's tent and sercnaard. lie
made Il little speech to the baya. thank-
ting them for the compliment and Their
manifestation of good Will.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-05
BOUND FOR PORTO RICO.
(By TelegraDhN II

LONDON, May A dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Key west sent hv
way of Tampa in order to escape cen-
sorship, asserts positively that Rear
Admiral SIMPSONS fleet will steam, OF
tuil speed to Porto Rico, either to dea-
troy or occupy the coaling station as a
naval base before the Spanish squads.
ron arrives and then put to sea and
try to engage the Cape Verde fieet--reT
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-05
Another Candidate for city Sergeant.

Deputy Clerk c. c. Crafford. of the
Corporation Court. is q candidate for
ihe office of city sergeant
MIR. Crafford filed his notice of can
tlidacy for the Office yesterday at the
Clerks office, and when seen by a re-
porter. for the Daily Press last night
he s.lid: Yes. sin, l am q Democratic
candidate for city sergeant. l have
filed my notice and Will enter the field
10 VIM" N..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-05
NOREP|)RIFR)NENEY
Sensation Created BY an In
founded Run0r.
CABLE Sill. |n1RuPI d
Rushing Ammunition to the
Asiatic Fleet. .
MAJOR GENERALS NAMED
President May Issue Anptlcr ,'rocln,nn-
ton CHiltne for More Troops. Naval
Officials Inclined to Distrust .."
News from Portugal as 20
Spanish Ships.
MAJOR GENERALS NAMED


WASHINGTON. Me- IA s,nsn-
ton was caused throughout the city
by the news that came this morning
OF the arrival of a vessel SUPPRESSED to
DC the dispatch boat McTulioch ut
Mrs Bay. forty miles from Hong
Kong. the cable terminus. The "1Ii-
Gals Immediately fell into an air Of
expectancy. Waiting for some word
from Admiral Dewey that would not
only confirm officially the stirring
news of the battle Of NIunil", as re-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-05
SAMPSON 5H[EET SAILS
An Important Naval Engage
ment TO Take Place Soon.
EXPECTANCY Al key vIEgI
Where Have the Spanish
Warships Gone !?
. ~ Esa
REPORTED TO Be AT cAoIz.
REPORTED TO BEAT cADIz
Combined Fleet OF the Enemy, Includinrs
Hattieships, Cruisers, Gunboats and
. Torpedo Boats, to Come to
American Waters to Fight
Our Vessel.
(By TeleR-anho

lNE9 WEST. May A "A. M.-1hts.
t, aroor Is again empty. Rear AAdaniral
simpsons fleet has sailed. and the ait
u 1I'. IS one of renewed expectaIcys.s
lnere IS strong Impression prevail
ms that the next news from the feet
VIII Tell Of an Important engA gemeut,
or the same character as the Asiatic
squadron's Manila victory. Until then
no interesting developments are expec-l
.eu, except possibly the bringing in or
new prizes -71175
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-05
DeedHI ecOr<ieSf.

The following deeds were admitted to
record yesterday:
The Old Domnin Land Company to
Mamie 'B. Gordon; consideration. 5000.
j. w Gordon ct uN., to A. 2. Thorn,
ct ais; consideration, $500
N. a. Cottrel ct ais. to J. II. Graves !;
conSid el1tiin $1,000
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-05
NAVAL. MEN LEAVE KEY WEST,
Only Incident OF the Dullest Day Since
Hostilities Commenced. ~

(By Telegraph.) Es
KEY WEST, FLA, May 4.--The ex-
odus of naval men, after g. brief re-
turn visit here. has been the only In
cident of the dullest day since hostii-t
tiles opened. Where they have gone Is
officially unannounced. but surntse Is
plentiful and varied. The fact that the
big battleships and monitors coaled TO-
the fullest capacity before steaIningE
away is taken to indicate plan occu-.
plying considerable time.
The Cuban blockade Is still rlg1diy
kept by the smaller cruisers under the
temporary command OF Captain COZ
verse, of the Montgomery. -,
The only arrivals here today We're
the steamer Evelyn, from Newport
News, with a cargo Of coal Tor the
fleet, and the revenue cutter Window.
from Hampton Roads.
In the harbor $50 marines. with their
officers. are still packed away on the
Panther, broiling in the tropical sun.
Only the officers have shore leave. me
Panther Is to be sent north to &c MADE
into an auxiliary cruiser.
According to Captain Little OF the
fishing schooner Antonio Pace. cap
tured by the gunboat Newport rev
days ago. Havana is on the verge OF
famine Food is bringing fabulous
prices and the people are consequently
starving. The soldiers are seizinSg
whatever provisions are accessible.
and citizens are burying their food in
yards and cellars. "If I could have
slipped past the blockade" said Cap
tain Little. my fish would have;
brought their weight in gold" 81
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-05

LONDON. May Especial dispatch
es from Madrid say terrible things
may happen there. Government can
not rely ON army
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-05
WAR BULLETINS.


LONDON. May 5.-According to dis
patches from brussels Don Carlos do
ciafeS he Will not provoke revolutions
AIRY movements. On the contrary, ht.
Will prevent Carlst agitation while
Var continues.