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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-22

Flour steady
Wheat No. spring 75c; No. 8
spring 75@S0c; No. 2 red S01ac.
Corn, No. 2 1914 @333sc; No. yell
low 33A @33Ac.
Oats. No. 2 24c; No. 2 white CSC;
No. 8 white 26@261ac.
Barley, No. 2 32035c.
Flaxsee1, No. l 81 cool OF.
Timothy seed, prime 50 So.
Mess pork, per barrel, SO 1909 IS.
Lard, per 100 lbs, S. 5215Q5 SO.
Short ribs (loose) S. 1905 Is.
Dry sailed shoulders (boxed) 4%
@5c.
Short clear sides (boxed) Sc 1906 90
Butter, firm; cremeries 13A@1612c;
diaries 11014c.
Eggs, steady; fresh lie.
Receipts: Flour, $500 barrels;
wheat, 1880 bushels; corn, 2S,200
bushels; oats, 194.90O bushels; rye, o.
100 bushels; barley, 1900 bushels.
Shipments: Flour, $500 barrels;
wheat, $1,000 bushels: corn, 34S, 100
bushels; oats, 1900 bushels; barley,
200 bushels.
New York, July 21-F1our, receipts,
$500 barrels; exports, 255 barrels;
quiet and steady.
Wheat, receipts, S4,175 bushels; ex-
ports, $4,000 bushels; spot dull; No. 2
red SAC f. 0. b., afloat export grade to
arrive; options opened 1s@7sc easier,
closed at a decline of &c except for
July; No. red July closed at SIC;
September closed at 72%c.
Corn, receipts, 1920 bushels: ex-
10o Inn h1cbc1c. fr,,
3S12c f. o. b. ahoat; options opened
steady, closed about 1ac net lower:
July closed at 36Ac; September closed
at 3715c.
Oats receipts. 106,S00 bushels: ex-
ports, 133,200 bushels; spot, quiet; No
2, 271ac: No. 2 white Sic; options neg
lected and nominal; July closed at
26ac.
Hops, steady.
Wool, dull
Cheese, fiTmer.
Tallow. firm.
COttonseed Oil, steady.
Rice, firm.
Molasses, steady.
Coffee options opened steady: closed
steady net unchanged to points high
er: sales, H. $50 bags.
Sugar, raw, firm: refined, firm.
Cincinnati, July 21-Flour, steady.
Wheat, quiet; No. red 75c.
Corn, firmer; No. 2 mixed 351sc.
Cats, steady; No. 2 mixed &c.
Rye, firm; No. 8, 43c.
Lard, quiet at $3.50.
Bulk meats, steady at $50.
Bacon, quiet at $3.50.
Whisky, steady at 1925
Butter quiet.
Sugar, easy.
Eggs, firm at 19c.
Cheese, quiet. ,
Baltimore, July 21.-Fiour. dull.
Wheat, firm; spot S1@S114c; month
sos @S0Mc; August 75& @76c: re-
ceipts. SO, 400 bushels; exports, $4,000
bushels.
Oats, firm: No white 32633c; No. 2
mixed 30631c; recesrts, 6.400 bushels:
exports, $4,000 bushels.
Butter and ChesSe. steady, I'M
changed.
Eggs firm, unchanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-22

TRANS-OHIO DIVISION.


TRANS-OHIO DIVISION.
For Columbus aad Chicago, 7:35 a. m.
and 1926 p. m, daily.
Columbus and Cincinnati Express, rs
n. m, and 11:40 p. m daily.
st. Clairsvllle Accommodation. 1925 a.
m, and 3:25 pm. daily except Sunday
ARRIVE.
Chicago Express. lis a. IN. and lilo a.
m, daily.
m, daily.
Sandusky Mail, SIS p. M. daily.
ST. Clairsville Accommodation, 1850 a.
m. and sis p. m, daily. except Sunday.
WHEELING AND PITTsBURG DIV.
For Pittsburg, 5:25 and 7:15 a. IN. and
$50 D. M, daily, and Ills y. m. daily. ex-
cept Sunday.
For Pittsburg and the East. 5;25 a. m
and 5:20 p. m. daily.
ARRIVE.
From Pittsburg, 1920 a. m, 6:20 p. M,
and 1870 p m, daily, 1000 a. m. daily.
except Sunday. -
r. c. BURKE,
Passenger and Ticket Agent. Wheeling,
W. NJ. GREENE.
General Manager.
-. 4. MARTIN,
Manager Passenger Traffic. Baltimore.
Nd.
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METAL.

New York, July 21.-The mariet is
about holdin gifts own at New York,
but this is about the best that can be
said. The New York metal exchange
reports the closing of the market as
follows: Pig iron warrants quiet but
firm at $3.50 bid and $3.50 asked; lake
copper unchanged at $1150; tin quiet
at $3.50 bid and $3.50 asked; spelter
quiet at $40 bid and $3.50 asked; lead
steady at 1896 bid and s3.971a asked.
The firm that fixes the settling price
for miners and smelters quotes lead
at $3.50.
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CONDITION OF THE TREASURY.

Washington, July 21.-To-day's
statement OF the condition Of the treas
ury: Available cash balance, $780,
322. 800; gold reserve, $187. 20S. 243.
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RAILROADS.
ARRIVE.

From New York. Philadelphia and Eal-
timore $40 a. m, daily.
Washington Express. u 20 o. m. daily
Cumberland Accommodation, 400 y. M.
except Sunday.
Grafton Accommodation, -lo10 a. M.
daily,
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RAIL Way TIME CARD.

Arrivals and departures OF trains on and
aftsr May Is. 1885 Explanation of Refer
ense Marks: DAILY: fsunday excepted;
{Aonday excepted: Saturday excepted;
iSunday only: Z. Saturday only; )Monday
only. r. except Saturda.; t. except Sat
urday Eastern Standard time. which is
one hour earlier than Central time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-22

Trains Nos. i. 2, AMI daily between
Cleveland and Uhrichsville. All other
trains daily except Sunday.
Electric cars between Bridgeport and
Wheeling. and Bridgeport and Martins
Ferry and Bellaire.
Consult Agents for general information
as 10 the best routes and passenger rates
to all points.
NJ. G.. cARREL. G. p A.
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Government bonds irregular.
State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds strong.

Government bonds irregular.
State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds strong
Stocks-There was no relief to the
undertaking quietude of the stock mar
ket to-day. A few Of the industrial
specialties were pushed up on consid-
erations individual to the stock. The
strength of these had some sympathetic
effect on the general list, stocks in
which showed appreciation in price on
very small volume of dealings Net
all OF these gains were held, but prices
at the close showed small net gains as
rule. Rubber, Leather, Metropoli-
tan, Lead and Cotton Oil were all ad-
vanced quite materially, and there were
a few of the railroad stocks which rose
as much as a point. London was
small buyer on balance. The hesita-
ton in the wheat market had its refec-
ton in the stock market, though the
fact is now accepted that we are to
have wheat crop of unprecedented
proportions. OF rather more signif-
canoe was tO-day's report that there
were prospects of very large crop of
Rbumanian wheat, supplementing yes
teTday's report OF an expected heavy
increase in the French crop. Current
prices for the future deliveries of wheat
show a tendency to spread from the
prices ruling at the corresponding
period last year, the active speculation
in the coming crop at this time last
year being in full force with reports of
damage to European crops and the
prospective heavy shortage. To-day's
price for the September delivery in New
York is about seven CA>ts under the
price for the corresponding period for
last year.
The interrupted grain movement al
ready shows signs of recovery and a
good export demand gives hope that
present prices will be well maintained
and the movement of the new crop con-
tinucd. Sterling exchange was reduced
&c in The actual rates to-day under the
influence Of grain and cotton bills in
the market, and there was no harden
ing tendency in the money market
The pressure of investment funds
was conspicuous in the bond market
to-day, note bly, fer highly secu ed bonds
OF reorsanized roads. Very heavy
blocks of the Union Pacific and the
Atchison fours were taken. There was
also movement in speculative bonds,
Wisconsin firsts being the leading ex-
ample. This bond appreciated 25s per
cent. and reacted sharply On profit TAX
ing, but hardened again before the
close. Total sales s4,510,00O
The new government threes rose to
lG4s to-day on demand, attributed to
the banks for purposes of circulation.
The profit in circulation with these
bonds over that by the use of the tours
of 1925 has a margin still remaining
with the premium above 104.
United States new fours coupon and
the lives registered advanced Il, and
the Ola fours coupon declined Il in the
bid price.
The total sales of stocks to-day were
l2Z,l00 shares. Quotations closed bid:
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The Fio6tin0 Men and Inc Bio
6hiD5 Thai Are 10 Menace
lie Spanish Coast.

ships. the armorcd cruisers New York
and brooklyn nf q knots speed. the Co
iumhlu and Minneapolis ~ % knots. the
Cincinnati N 90 knots and tho aux
iiiariea H. Paul and g. Louis of %
knots. ~ was Captain Alfred r.. Ma
hams convincing arguments that result
cd ln the plan " sending this initial
squadron 90 hnr1as sruinu coasts. and
whatever Hubfegucut aurrcHtion he
makes may ho adopted hy The govern
mcut.
u d. the general belief In naval circles
TINT no sustained attack Will hH made
on the Cnrlflra hut that the nect may
stop thVro und1r the lee ~ tho Islands
60 roplcniHh their bunkcri. leaving the
supply 0u the coliicts untouched. and
thou proceed directly 90 Cndls 10 bonn
bard che city, 40 Santiago and san Juan
were homh1rdcd. ~ may happen. hove
cvrr. that b naval base will be- seized In
the CnnariCH
Spnin's available ships In ana near
Spain are tho old cruiscfr Vltora. Nh.
muuuin. Lnulnto and the Catdenui CTS.
nnron. with three torpedo boats tho
ArIota. the Razor ana tho Artistic ne tho
CHnntica or the four cruisers mention.
"a u BE- known that the first two ore
comparatively worthless. and the last
mentioned has Tor weeks been UNDERGO
ms repairs No Information aa to her
condition ana state of efficiency IL avail
able. but she cannot compare fnvofnbly
with our second class ships The prn-
ccHa DO Aatufina. u o. said. is being has.
Thy complat q. In addition ~ tho ships
named Admiral Cnmnra'H fleet return.
Ing from The aggglIye Philippine cxpcdl-
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went into tho action was hurt by burst.
inr fhniin or fylng rpllntcfA licr o.
Inch runs WHiH served with terrible
precision and the go pound prDioctiies
crashed through the nrmorod sides NJ
the Nlzcava. Maria Teresa ami Al
mlrantc uau0ndu. The hattleshlp Mac
TnchuHotts has boon mentioned nH "a
pu Ihic substitute Tor tho iowa in tho
squadron ana the cruisers Columbia
ana MINNEAPOLIS nf possible additions
Co tho roster of tho fcot.
g. The three auxiliary cruisers. tho
Yankee. the nlNle ana Toromitc. were
formerly the M1rrHu linorH ~ Nortc ~
Fol and ~ SUD Tho first W command.
"a by Commander willard ~ browne
ron. who nt Rio Jnncirn nrrd the Hh 4
Tint was never answered and resulted
ln the collapse of tho revolution there.
tHr Dixie by Commander Charles A..
Davis. who In two months from now
will be captain. aud the Yosemite by
Commander william No. Emory of Gree
IS relief fame and who was silent
spectator on the Petrol ~ Port Arthur
during the war between china nud Ia-
pan. New York naval reserves man the
Yankee. Michigan reserves tho YoFom-
itr ana Mnylnudur tho Dixie. The
last named has n battery Of ten inch
guns. four Founders and two Colra
machine guns The other two cruisers
arr supplied with batteries ~ ton inch
suns. six FOUNDERS uui two Colts A
number ~ colliers AMI 70 supply shin.
originally merchant ships that have
been purchased hy the government. also
accompany tho expedition. Unless there
q some Horioun accident however. there
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Carlos v.-capialn jose Juorcz. SCI
mon
Audaz.--Cuptaln oulllctlno de Avila:
% men.
proscrplna.-Cap sanccs; e men.
oHaio.-capinin SINNERS. q men.
Ranldn.--Captain Federico compagon;
CROW. als. troopa. 200.
Patrioia.-C1ptain Barrlcre; crew.
2i0' troops. 900
BucnoH Ayrcs-Joso Gnu; crew. 1875;
troops i.0ii
isla d. Panay.--Captaln Baatc. crow.
i02. troops. 103.
Cavadonga Captain prcstolla; crew.
ii'l cargo. coal
Colon. Captain Louis Campos. crew.
1905 cargo. stores
San Francisco. Captain Marroslg:
crew, ~. cargo. ammunition
In all this noci The only lighting ships
" Importance arc the hnttlrfhip Pc
lnyo and the carlos v. The Poiayo IL
the first and only battlcship Spain has
ever built Mighty nH she H. our naval
officers believe she viii speedily meet
the fate Of the other crack ships VI her
country though manned hy American
officers and toamon aht might prove q
formidable antagonist TO the Iowa of
the Indiana She has n length of $40
feet and a beam N GO feet. with n dis.
placement Of 1900 tons. Her coal ca
pacity o. 500 tons. which win allow her
tn steam 5000 miles nt " knots an hour
She has two ie.5 inch guns IA barbcttcs
one forward and one AFT. two n Inch
guns Ia harbcttc1. one On each beam
ulnc 90 Inch. one 90 inch. two ~ inch.
three Founders, twelve I FOUNDER re-
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Drinking Water For Ship,

The dlatllllnE or salt water on al
ship nowadays has done away vie
trouble which In Old days was az "a
a matter N Importance no. 10 iht q
supply Of modern mnn.of.aaf r.
sides using II for drinking and c1tg
purposes. u IL necessary i1 have ~
water for the boilers that furnish prsI
90 the vessel. aca water cannot b. IA
~ used In them. for the darlfit o'H|
would impair their efficiency.
An OUTFIT for supplying fresh wart
n vessel includes NJ least fhrce TIA
an evaporat0r. distIii0r and q flt|
The frat and second resemble each 81
or In appearance and interior arsitn
mont, but the dislllIer g. the smaller
the two. The hitter. through which ~
water passes before being stored ~.
tnina n supply ~ animal chrJ
Sometimes the water after "a
through the filter n subjected 90 u',.
or process By means N an 'afn'f
air IL made TO bubble through ne W
and impart more llfs 20 H. This Ffos
h not essential, but II takes AVA II
rather Hat aud inslpid taste ne 81
would otherwise possess.
The quantity ~ water obtained 3. -
manner IN the course Of 20 hour W
according 20 the Hlze 0f the pliut ~
orul Of the smnll vessels recently fst|
ped at the brooklyn yard have sue|
rating apparatus that viii YEA -
1000 gallons n day. The conEnmfcff|
those vessels, Il was estimated ~
be- ne the nolghhorhnOd ~ 1900 r.
gallons daily. The storage ihhn .
which tho vessels arr Furnished -
not he larger than II required Oh
days supply Great economy Hrr
results from the adoption N thr
tom, Tho cvaporatlnE plants e
four fast passenger ships OF ne ~
can line chartered by Uncle San
each capable OF producing 2o0oo al
a day. A New York house ihii
equipped nearly or quite % vessels
evnporntora In the last few year
lust been making estimates of ne =
able cost ~ an outilt which woall
co,O)o gallons n day,
The supply Of ocean water ~
one ~ these evaporatora II Auioinii
~ regulated. Az the water hoi
more IL admitted by means 81 40
under the control ~ peculiar y
ana when the accumulation % .
matter In the receptacle reaches
tain point II IN blown on IKE m
ment that IL found In Ordinary :
boilers when the feed water Il nA
gethcr pure. In some oyaponl'n
salt shows a disposition 20 form
on the coils. thus interferIns wn
transfer N heat from the inside
pipes 10 the outside. But one ,u
evaporator which has met Win
favor among the initiated has fl.
such n shape that the alternate ~
sion ana contraction that ARE -
an the time compel the scale 70
ana drop on.
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snnin's naval strength two sn,n
sells at Cadlz, the Caron and tts n, ~
Of which little r. known. and no ~.
yacht Giralda at Cartagenu. bnt ~.
these ranks ms ships OF attack or NJ
tended for effective operation n, +
there are some fcw torpedo has,s ts /,
harbors Of the principal cities. ~
The ports on the bay OF pi.c.,
much further rcmovcdsfrom gpsir', y
val stations and 20 called warsbI.. !, T.
those on the southwestern caast 49,
shores ~ the Mediterranean. tnt ~.
Watson will FIRST strike rofrrI.s ~ Y
seen. Prizes viii be captured ,..,t 7.
most anywhere niong the coast h,, \,
greatest damage TO spaln's Oamms..
aud financial interests can Boo ina. i
by an attack upon Cadlz. Ciri,v..I
Valencia aad barcelona. Port Nst Il
In the naiearlc Islands. model NJ,
wen known 60 the naval onlerrt IN 4
world. would form an excellent hs,. !.
supplies. and II mny be- raIrai h. -
fleet, but u a. certain that the nav \.
partmcnt viii leave 20 public rani..,-.
many details ~ the TRIP of lrtas.6n
II VIII have ono beneficial Irfr..
on Spain In uniting her people an.-.
the attacks Of the common onemr /,
may even b. her salvation from ann.
and the followers Of Don Carial III
possibly end In her catahliaamsri n !,
triumphant republic. though favor.
results cannot be expected On DE H..
Of her past history. Her people st,..,
by patriotic motives. are harisn.s.
offcr their services and their md-s-
defense Of the country fhr.1i.l
ports. Her soldiers can nrht h.it.rr.
her sailors. hut thcrc % no ralt.
suppose the United States win alto
any armed conquest u the land
porinnt ccntors " trade like san,ss.
Bilbao. Corunn, Giion and vir1 "a
Inc put Into respectable state % :.
marine and innd dcfcnsc. CadIr 80.
~ being sown with torpcdoaF. ifl Z,
Mediterranean towns have trfi-a,
submarine defcnsoa. but F0tmsu' rfi
nothing for thom at Mobile n.r.
scorncd them In Mrniln has. ana M.
son. who was with both these 0irt.r
/ years nEo. knows their exact ~
! Camaru'a fleet H. tho only Spanish ~
I problem left Tor Uncle Sam Co r.,
Dewey hnH smashed the ncot ~ Alra
/ Montlio. SchlCy ana Sampson have -
Admiral Ccrvcta'a magnificent f,ai
ron to the bottom OF the asa. ani =,
naval question Of the hour s. nj
watson smash Cnmam7' TO NJ j
tentive American ear Echo seems @ !.
awcr. you hcti"
ROGER +. nARNuV
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THE POWERFUL FLEET OF COMMODORE JOHN cHTTENDEN WATSON

tlon must hn reokouod with. Tho nag-
ship prlayu the nrmor,d cruiser 3m-
pcrador Carlos Qulut0H tChnrlns W, tho
armed cruiser Patricia, late the Nor
MAMMA, carrying i2 guns "a few troops
and marines, The lunnos AyrcH. with ten
guns stores md a few troops; tho tor
pcdo boat destroyer Audaz. tho nrmored
cruiser isla dc Pauayuf two guns. carry
ing stores ana a Few troops, the Rupilo.
late tho Columbia, Of n guns. carrying
"a ffN troops; the Colon. atoroshlp
without guns or troops the torpedo
boat destroyora proferpinn pnd Osndo.
tho transport Cuvudouga. no gunu and
the coalshlp san Frauclsco compose tho
Camnra noot.
The officers ana ships compliments
are nH f1lluwf:
pclayo,-Roar Admiral Camnra, Cap
tain Fernandez jose; crow, 5ii mon.
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yolylug cannon and seven torpedo tubes,
altogether a most powerful armament
In competent hands, She has n complete
armor belt of haryoyizgd steel, MS To
~ inch: In the barhettcs IFS inch. In
tho hulkhoads, 49, lnch. and TO the pro.
ioctod deck 80 inch.
The Carlos V rs $50 feet lone. with a
beam OF G1 feet and a displacement Of
5000 tons. Her coal capacity II 1900
toms, which. at tho rate Of ten knots an
hour. would allow her 20 mako Il voyage
Of 1900 mi'on. Her armament Il two II
inch in harhtttsa, one forward and one
at; eight 90 inch four 80 inch, two 10
FOUNDERS, four o poundcrs. four pound
er1, two machine guns and elk torpedo
tubof The larger guns are all OF the
liontorln make, the product OF a Span
FEN inventor
There are, In further enumeration Of
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Energy Of Big Guns

The I. . and pound gun on y,
ship are usually mounted 10 one us
tops Of the mastH. whore they oAl
mand a full sweep Of the enemy
They can IRE 100 rounds a mlnul. 4,
The muEgle energy Of a u w ~. y
represents 10000 foot tons or ~
that would raise $1,000 tons on' y.
a second. Il carries a pToioeills.. w
ing 900 pounds a distance OF = ~
AZ lighting distance those p,eI
viii pierce 20 inches Of ormor ~. .
The 10 inch guns have = 80,
Grey OF $1,000 foot tons. ll's ~, :.
pounds OF powder Is used 20 ni ~, 4
jectlle Weighing 1000 pounds VIZ"
pierce three feet N steel
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shall retain the Philippine group for
ever Il is worth an Of china and "a
hundred Cubas, and the inhabitants
desire IT,"
Service on board the monitors Is by
no means comfortable, so lar as temper.
allure Is concerned, even IN cool eli
mates, ana a. is almost unbearable down
In the tropics, An officer on the Puritan
writes thnt the temperature Ia his
siutcroom is from % 10 o.. but oonsid-
erably over 100 between the decks and
from 40 to 100 In the engine room, lie
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modern gentleman who gorges himself
with murdered COW. The Tipperlry
man never read bloody minded novels
or choorcd patriotic music hall tnhleaux.
but he fought rooklossly and wantonly.
Your Clrnlyurous gentleman is afraid
OF oyerythlng including doctors. dOgs
disease, death and truth telling"
Manila must have a peculiar attract.
lNcncsH Tor Lieutenant George ~ Hay
ward OF tho United States cruiser Bal
tlmore. I'm letter 60 a relative In De-
troit he says; MY one hope Is that we
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win NOT De tho slightest necessity Of
co0lus 90 sea. oven when the minimum
rate 90. speed ten knots, across the A.
llntIr is accepted aH tho probable ratio
Of pr0grrss. Two % the oolliorH cannot
exceed ten knots, ana This fixes tho
maximum speed ot the squadron Tho
most economical speed of tho Newark is
Ten knots. and nt thnt rate, with full
bunker capacity, she cnn steam $500
miles The distance from Santiago de
cuba Go Gibraltar n less than 5000
knots. or about 1000 miles.
The OREGON and tho Iowa have an
economical snood Of ieit knots nm hour
aud no that rate can run 1900 miles. A.
ton knots am hour It win take the feet
A. days Go reach the Cnnarios or forte
niFht to place Il outside inc fortifIca-
lions of C1diz II IA poHaIhlo the squad
ron may Doe followed by our fast going
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an ensign on The Detroit. ana 'lrs.
WatHon ana Hiz children reside M rhiia-
delrhia.
From 1865 Coo $3.50 he WIS attached Co
The frglio Colorado, tho flagship of the
European squadron iie WlH trans
i'rrrd 90 Tho Franklin when rhe became
tho latahip aud l1trr tn the HtHam rln0p
cnn1uduiFua, remaining Ia the Myils
totrlnrHu 600 1900, Wh!n hr was return
ed Co. Philadelphia on special duty Tor a
year Alter betting attached o. thr Alas
Ia of On. AHlHilg squadron Ia 1874 De-
commanded tle tturpshlp Omaha at
Yokohama from 1879 10 iN,A ThCn d.
was stationed on ordnance duty In Sow
York aud u1m ls4 60 ihiG was % ihn
Mare Island navy yard. IT, command.
"a che Nguwug on the European Htt-
ton from $50 Go 1850 and was ight'
house Inspector from 1850 CO. 1855. After
Two yenr un special duty ut San Frau
cisco and another term ut the Marc iH-
land yard l0r two years Do uumui
command oi the cruiser Fan Francisco
in july 1889. ~ tine expiration uf hif
cruIrr. in May 1898, Dc was detailed 60
ttr Naval home.
lie Do man of iron gray aspect and
ms won lined. weather benton firr is
wv ANN' "A Nif'Ai' "H'N N.'N 100 so.
sea. Although Doe hHH a Keen senHr ot
humor. Doc BE- usually 1thUr grave loo
Ms department IN battle hc b. C0ll luu
fearless. ana from tho time the u"t
gun b. fired hc ir ur self possessed when
dcllNpriug hard blows us when receiving
them. From tho date ot the Investment
~ Santagp Doc was in command uf ,hH
Havana hlnDkndlug squadron port
that naturally rave him little unuurH
multy 60 become prominent iu Che pub.
DC uyc.
HE middle name would 1lmo.i inli-
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thinks Il remarkable that 10, y, frI
been able 10 Withstand tie meas
many weeks. .i, y
James Myers ~ the nls,p,F 3
York. writing from on san'as IA
friend. says that when Hop.o' 90
comrades were taken Deiol, ~
the admiral not only exprrss.t, \
mlrltlon for Thorn. but aolu. ,,s, /.
every mothers son Of them y
Spanish buss ON the foreheAl' %, =
During our civil war 1hel'
battles.