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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-03-17
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A WIFE'S DEVOTION
From the Baptist Witness.

From the BAPTIST N1tnes5.
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and this morning. It was said that there
was not among them any word from the
court of inquiry or from Admiral Sicard,
but that they were almost altogether
messages from United States naval at
taches abroad relative to warships under
construction and subject to purchase in
the countries which they are needed. For
obvious and prudential reasons the depart
ment is not giving publicity at this stage
to any of these dispatches.
The navy department is renewing its
efforts to secure the enlistment of machin-
lists and to this end Commander Hawley,
Chief Engineer Webster and asurgeon
yet to be selected, have been appointed a
board TO make special effort TO secure
recruits in the middle and southern west
The board will work southwark 10 Mobile
and New Orleans, possibly going as far
westward as Galveston.
Machinists are pretty well paid, as naval
salaries go, the lowest grade receiving
$40 a month, while chief machinsts in
charge of engine room watches are paid
so. In both cases there is an allowance
of rations, clothing and other supplies
that, taken in connection with the salary,
make the places rather desirable.
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a member of the firm said:
MORE MONITORS READY
kRtahdin and MiantOnOmah are
Placed in Commission.

| Philadelphia, March 10.-The monitor
! Miantonomah and the ram Katahdin were
placed in commission at 1 O'clock this
| afternoon at League Island navy yard.
The officers and men Of the Katahdin
and Miantonomah were mustered aft and
| the commanders then read the order plac-
ing them in commission. When this had
been done the commanders pennants
were ran up on the masthead and the
American flag was flung to the breeze
| frofm the Flagstaff aft. The brief cere-
| mony was witnessed by several thousand
persons. The Miantonomah is to be COM
manded by Captain Mortimer L. Johnson
and the Katahdin by Captain George z.
F. Wilde. Ammunition will be placed on
these ships Immediately but it is not
known how soon they will sail.
This was the busiest day the navy yard
has experienced since the present activity
was inaugurated. The regular force of the
yard today proved inadequate for the
work and sixty more were sent there from
Cramps. The cruiser Columbia, which is
in dry dock, is having her bottom painted
and will be foated tomorrow.
The Minneapolis has finished taking ION
stores and with the exception Of her am
munition is ready for sea.
Orders were received at the yard today
that the government tug Samozet proceed
to Key West. She is ready for sea and
will leave the navy yard at 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning. The Samozet is one
Of the most powerful tugs owned by the
government
Chicago, March 1o.-A special 10 the
Journal from Washington says: The
United States government has virtually
taken possession of the American line
steamers consisting Of the St. Louis, 81.
Paul. City of Paris and New York. A
federal naval officer Will be put in COM
mand and practically Of each of the big
vessels as they arrive and sail from these
shores. Commander Brownson is virtu-
ally in command of the St Paul, which
sailed yesterday.
Key West. March 10.-The United States
dispatch boat Fern arrived here this
morning from Havana. The United States
battleship Iowa has sailed for the Tortu-
gas islands. The torpedo boat Porter has
also sailed for the Tortugas with mali
for the fleet The United States cruiser
Marblehead has sailed for the Tortugas,
in order TO distribute ammunition TO the
fleet.
Washington. March lo.-The gunboat
Wilmington arrived at St. Lucia this
morning while the Vicsburg sailed from
St kits. The aMrblehead and Fern went
over from Key West to Tortugas today.
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Nominated by the President.

Washington, March 10.-The president
today sent the following nominations tc
the senate:
To be United States district judges: Ed
ward Meek. for the Northern district OF
Texas; Edmund WaddilI, Jr, Eastern
district OF Virginia.
Lawson D. Melton, to be marshal for
the district of South Carolina; Henry ],
Lenderink of Iowa, to be secretary of le-
cation at Santiago, Chilli.
War-Iieutenant colonies to be colonies:
Edward B. Williston, Third artillery;Will-
lam Sinclair, Fifth artillery. Majors to
be lieutenant colonies: Wallace F. Ran
dolph, Third artillery; Tulley McRae,
Fifth artillery; Frank G. Smith, Second
artillery; Joseph G. Ramsey. Fifth artil-
lery. First Lieutenant Moses G. Hahn
ski. Second artillery. to be captain and
assistant quartermaster.
Navy-Passed Assistant Engineer Rob
ert S. Griffin, to be chief engineer; As
6istant Engineer George w. Laws, to be
u passed assistant engineer; Assistant
Engineer Armin Hartrath, to be a passed
assistant engineer.
The senate confirmed the following
nominations:
William ]. Calhoun of Illinois, to be in
terstate commerce commissioner.
To be Indian agents: T. c. Mccoy, at
Cheyenne River agency. S. D.; Edward
Goldberg, at Quapaw agency, Indian Ter
ritory.
Postmasters:
Iowa.. NJ Traynor, Council Bluffs.
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NAVAL MACHlNISTS WANTED
Special Recruiting Commission Goes
Out TO Hunt Them Up.

Washington, March 1o,-Secretary Long
held an earnest consultation this morn
ing with President Griscom OF the Amer
lean line Of steamers. Mr.. Griscom had
just returned from Florida and had
stopped here or his way 10 Philadelphia
for the purpose Of meeting Secretary
Long. presumably 10 inform the DEPART
ment as 10 what could be done in the way
OF converting the vessels OF the American
line into auxiliary cruisers for the navy
under the terms OF the subsidy act in
case they are needed. In the case OF the
fine steamers OF this line, the department
had already provided itself with fun in
formation as 70 all technical points. such
as the ability 10 carry guns and such mat
tiers. 50 that what vas wanted o. Mr..
Griscom probably was information as to
when the vessels could be had. their san
ing schedules and such points
4 good many cable messages were re-
ceived at the navy department over night
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might, in time, rival FL Reno. II that
gentleman was in FL Reno today, he
would see for himself thow much fear the
people of FL Reno have for his prediction.
Strangers have been coming to this city
in uqest of store rooms until no more are
TO be had at present, but contracts have
been let for the building of five brick
store rooms that viii be commenced al
once There is no boom in the atmos-
phere, but what is better still. the mer-
chants and property owners know that II
the Rock Island builds an extension vast
ward TO Arapahoe. Ell Reno is bound 70
be the great distributing point for the
west and southwest. Nothing can stop
the city's upward career. She is built
not on wind. but on a solid foundation
and nothing short of a cyclone or an
earthquake can harhm her. The Great
Rock Island system has been a kind and
efficient helper 10 FL Reno in the past and
from what the officials of the road say it
will continue TO build up the interests Of
the city and at the same time its own
interests by extending its line TO Arapa-
hoe and the southwest Ell Reno will no
doubt be a division terminal and also the
main point for the wholesale trade going
TO the western country.
Since the late heavy rains and a big
prospect for another rain tonight, the
farmers are getting scared about the
wheat that was sowed in the fall. In
several fields the wheat stands over six
inches high, almost ready TO joint, and If
a severe frost comes II might receive a
setback that would be injurious to it. a
number of farmers have turned their cat
tie into the wheat fields. although the
browsing is good on the prairie.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-11
COURT NEWS FROM ENID
Including a Receivership in n Di'
YOPce Case.

| Enid .. t, March 1O.-CSpeclal. l-Ine
case of John Crandall charged with the
murder of John Mccoy. near Marshall,
has been passed for this term of court.
The grand jury found a true bill against
! Joseph Drury as accessory, and he is now
| confined in the jail here.
! One of the hardest-fought and most in
| teresting cases at this term of court was
that of Mary Urban VS.. John Urban, di-
vorce. These people are Czechs and have
been married for twenty years. They have
five children, fine home just south of
the city and control some $4,000 worth of
property. They had separated-that is.
they were living apart. and she. alleging
cruelty and bad habits on his part, asked
for a divorce. The Judgment of the court
was that a receiver be appointed for the
property and that John be given six
months probation to get good in. If he
doesn't do that she may expect to get
her decree.
About one-half Of those asking for d.
vorce have been disappointed.
Now the court and jury are trying Per-
~ B. Lincoln, a butcher. charged with
selling diseased meat This is the same
man fined 800 in the police court here by
Judge Temple. All the doctors in town
have had a whack at the case and the
jury will know a whole lot about microbes
bacteria and of the internal economy of
a beef.
Deputy United States Marshal Nelson
E. Sisson Sundayed here and received the
usual ovation.
Excavation for the Sons of Hermann
go on to final completion on time.
Gillespie Bros. are taking out the dirt
preparatory to the erection of their brick
store on Second street.
Sheriff Bishop left this morning with
Mrs. Pauline E. Palmer, who has been
sena to the Oklahoma Sanitarium at Nor
man for treatment
W. w. Kinkennon is at Clifton, Kan,
to receive a large estate for his children.
willed to them and now to be distributed
Mr.. ]. A. Lopeman has sold 10 Garfield
county farmers over 5000 worth of trees
in the past year. and this represents only
a portion of the fruit prospect here for
coming generations.
But speaking Of prosperity. Hodgden
Bros, of this city have bought of firm
at Maquoketa, Iowa, twenty-five head Of
Hereford cattle for their ranch on Tur-
key creek, in this county At the head Of
this string of thoroughbred cattle is De
Forest 55,755, that took the first prize as a
yearling al the Worlds Fair at Chicago /
These animate are here now and are the !
admiration of every farmer and stock !
raiser. And only four years ago this was
virgin soil and the home and haunt of the
aborigines.
The Enid cotton gin has stopped for |
week or two to clean up and prepare for /
closing up the season. 1t shipped two /
bales of its fine product to Omaha last 4
week to be exhibited al the exposition. /
showing what Garfield county can do. II /
sent three cars Of broom corn TO San |
Francisco at the same time and LIS bales /
of cotton to a compress.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-11
LOOKING For ATTACK
BattIeship Indiana on the
Lookout For Iorpedoes.
MEN SLEEP AT THEIR GUNS
Every One Looks Forward to
a Fight With Spain.
MEN SLEEP AT THEIR GUNS

Detroit, Mich, March 1o.-Walter Bost-
wick of this city has received a letter
from his brother George, sailor on the
battleship Indiana, now at Dry Tortugas,
in which he says they are keeping battle
watches aboardship and a sharp lookout
against surprises from torpedo boats.
He also says that the men sleep at their
guns every night and that they are ex-
pecting orders every day to paint the
vessel a sea green from stem 10 stern. He
says the ship now has a crew of 450 men
and are expecting another batch every
hour.
Bostwick concludes by saying the crew
is severely drilled every day and every
man eagerly looks forward 70 fight with
Spain.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-11
HUGE COAL ORDER PLACED
Quarter of a Million Tons to be
Rushed TO Kew West

Cleveland, O., March 10.-Kirk, Woods,
& Co., of this city, today closed con-
tract with government officials for $50, 000
tons of coal to be rushed to Key West.
1.-THE orders we received from govern
ment representatives were to rush the
coal forward with all possible speed, "
said NJ. Kirk today.
'They allow US but a very short time for
the delivery of the coal and offer large
bonus if we deliver it before the time
agreed upon
Special arrangements have been made
by the government with the railroads to
have this coal rushed through TO Key
West as fast as it is mined. The trains
conveying the coal will carry no other
merchandise, thus avoiding the delay of
stopping at intermediate points to leave
cars"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-11
GRADERS BEGIN OPERATIONS
On the Extension of the Choctaw
West From FL Reno

FL Reno, o. T, March 1O.-(Special)-
The extension of the Choctaw west from
Fort Reno is no longer a dream or hal
lucination OF a newspaper mans mind.
The good work started yesterday morn
ing and the scene presented a very ami
mated appearance. Many & Weir have
the contract for grading forty miles and
they propose to keep things humming IN
I'll the work is completed
In a conversation with Mr.. Edward
Adams Of the Choctaw. some time ago.
that gentleman told the Eagle man that
it was the purpose Of the road 20 build
a town across the South Canadian that
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MORE MEN AT MARE ISLAND
Force Increased by $50 Men and
Others Yet Needed,

Vallejo, Cal, March 10-Within the past
three days the working force at the Mare
Island navy yard has increased $50, but
it is still far below what the officers need
The enlistment Of able-bodied seamen is
being pushed vigorously on the receiving
ship and large supplies of provisions are
being laid in. Ammunition is being as
sembled to be taken to Honolulu by the
Mohican, to be kept there for use in case
of emergency. 1t is understood that Ad-
miral Kirkland has received orders to
place the Yorktown and Philadelphia in
readiness for service.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-11
HUNDRED HEAVY RIFLES
Ordor Already Placed to be Rushed in
an Emergency

Washington, March 10.-Secretary Alger
spent some time today in consultation
with President Linderman, Vice Presi-
dent Davenport and Mr.. Meigs, of the
Bethlehem Iron company. This corpora
ton has a contract for supplying 100
heavy rifles for sea coast defense. Many
of these have been delivered already and
the secretary's purpose in inviting the
representatives of the company to meet
him was to ascertain the extent of their
resources in case of emergency and to mi
duce them TO press the work in their
hands with all diligence. In both of these
undertakings the secretary was success
full.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-11
EXTRA FORCES WORK
AT ArSenaIS and Navy Yards
Everywhere.
GUNS, SHOT AND SHELL
By IrainIoad and ShipIoad
Forwarded in Haste.
GUNS, SHOT AND SHELL

New York, March 1O-Several hundred
extra mechanics are employed at the
Brooklyn navy yard. The dispatch boat
Dolphin has swarm of painters and
about hundred mechanics rushing work
upon her. 1t is said at the navy yard that
the orders are that the Dolphin must be
ready in two weeks. Much work is being
done on the cruisers Chicago and Atlanta.
Work on the torpedo boat Stilleto will be
completed by the end Of the week. when
she will be ready for sea.
A test was made today of one of a con-
slgnment of rapid-ffre guns just received
from the Colt factory at Hartford 1t is
known as the six-millimetre rapid-fire au-
tomato Colt and IS capable of firing 200
shots minute with a range Of {, ZOO yards.
The test proved that the bullet would
pass through a steel plate three-eighths
of an inch thick, two sides Of a coil of
pipe, twenty inches of wood backing and
another steel plate of one-eighth of an
inch in thickness. These guns, of which
three have arrived, will be used along the
rail of vessels against torpedo boats and
also in the fighting tops
A large quantity of ammunition for use
in the rapid-fire guns arrived at the yard
today
Supplies and ammunition destined for
Key West and League Island navy yard
are being placed on barges. a barge load
ed with five-inch rifles, shells and powder
was lowed to the Jersey City docks for
shipment, presumably for the cruisers
Minneapolis and Columbia at Philadelphia
A TORPEDO BOAT ORDER.
Baltimore, Md, March 10.-The torpedo
boats being built by the Columbian Iron
works are wanted by the government a,
the comps seceivd telegram from the he
navy department today saying that the
Rodgers must be turned over within
week. that the Mckee must be ready
within thirty days and that work on the
submarine boat Plunger should be pushed
IS rapidly as possible.
p SMOKELESS POWDER.
Wilmington, Del, March 10.-Inquiry at
the Dupont Powder works this afternoon
ELECTED the information that a compare
lively small quantity of smokeless powder
is now being manufactured for the United
States.
a member of the firm said:
''Our works are not yet fully started
on government contracts and the guam
tity turned out is small as compared with
what we will be able to manufacture when
fully started. We are now turning out
about 10000 pounds of smokeless powder
per day"
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which is Very Good For Guthrie,

Guthrie, Q. T, March 10-(Special.)-A
telegram from Washington announces
that the legislative appropriation bill.
which contains a provision continuing the
territorial capital at Guthrie for a period
of two years longer, has passed both
houses.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-11

COURSE

Good printing is not neces-
ssIily high priced. Cheap
printing is not necessarily
poor printing. Good ma
chinery IS one Of the princi-
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CT material IL car lots direct
tron the mills IS the greatest
factor il the Eagle being
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To Cure R Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money Il it fails
TO cure. 25c. The genuine has L. B. Q.
on each tablet.
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Underwriter Resumcs Her Journey.

Charleston, s. c.. March 1o.-The tug
Underwater with the big derrick Chief
left this port this morning to continue
Der voyage to Havana. She put in here
Cor repairs several days ago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-11

The man VINO knows himself wen, wa
know a good deal about other men.-Ram' S
Horn.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-11

''Noxacold" positively cures a Cold or
La Grippe in a day. Guarantee in every
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-11
PONDER

Wilmington, Del, March 10.-Inquiry at
the Dupont Powder works this afternoon
elected the information that a compare
lively small quantity Of smokeless powder
is now being manufactured for the United
States
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