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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-10-28

L Is almost unnecessary TO call attention to
tie ent. rtairm, ut which is 10 he gwen al tho
Temple on Saturday night. The reputation
II the organization is ore that is second to no
ether on the amateur stage. Ihere viii be
Xxx nd men ard the fun promises Ia I've lost
ana fG-'rH.. Tie programme selected, is an
unusually fac one, ami the FACE that the pro-
ceeds are Ia be devoted to a Wei deserving
chs rijy, !, should need 10 other argument to
nil the hall. The bill presents such well
known names as L. Howard Isaac, Henry Ed
dins, T. A. B. Dukehart, William Butler, Jas.
K. Brewer, Jr., w. l.. Unduch, James b.
Stonebraker, j. Lloyd Unduch, {. w. Hum
richous, George Wilson, W. Rhodes and
others, Mr.. puhclart viii have the manage
Iaeut o. ths stage. ana the programme is
divide, into t.,o sections each cont aiming ten
numbers. The songs are yew &nd catchy aud
A. il this were nos enough TO attrac, our peo-
pie, u wel.-iuowD citizen OF Be- Air will add
his tribute OF mirIh to the entertainment. The
seats are rapidly filing up and We advise our
readers 70 visit the Bel A;r Drug Store and
save themselves fronI being compelled to wit
ness the performance standing
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-10-28

WILMA, Get. 26.-Ibe protracved meeting
began last Sunday AT the Mountain Christian
Church. Rev. j. A. Hopkins is preaching
this week and expects to have assistance
during the meeting.
The Christian Endeavor Society appointed
delegasss To attend the County Convention
next Thursday at Jarrettsvile.
Miss \. Stewart delivered an interesting
address at the Union Chapel last Thursday
night.
':le new lIoor In the Mountain Church
IISkcs It mulch warmer and will be a great
comfort when the cold weather comes.
TEIN
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-10-28
improvements in The .Egi. Omce.

1t is seldom that this paper has ever
brought forth to the public any Improvement
which has been made. We can therefore be
pardoned if we speak a few words OF self
praise in regard 10 the extensive improve
nents which have just been completed within
the building. The compositors room has had
new ceiling, white coated walls and new floor
ing and in addition complete system Of
electric light has been introduced. The Hgis
is now one OF the best fitted up county Offices
in the State and we invite our friends to call
and inspect the job
The carpenter work was under the super
vision of Mr.. W. E. Lingan, the wkite coat
ing was done by Purcell and Keen and the
electric light wiring was put in by Finuey
and Martin.
Owing to the needed increase OF force we
are now prepared to do job work any day In
| the week
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-10-28
Sal" of nI nEd sk"mcAtCad.

TIE #c-'aas,NGl au,ue5. eat al p..a.in, opc
u The eldest houses ia he state Of h!ary land,
ard o-e which has remained !ar over cen
fury il possession Of the SANE family, has
been rec.4ty sold 10 Air T. Benton Dough-
erry. The purchaser Intends repairing the
style of architecture in which it WAS original
ly designed. MMjor McCUusland. the former
owre,, wa Que OF the largest aud holders III
HaHoId county, his POSSESSIONS including
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-10-28
si0ckheLsiers IicnIiL.s.

At stockholders meeting of the Ua1ford
County Telephone Company at Churchvilie,
on Saturday, the following named were re-
elected Directors: Msssrs John &. Rouse,
John IL. Rec6orrl, VIM. Il. b&i.yr, Walter
Finney. Robert {. Rich ardson, L X Vanne-
man and Septimus Davis. Fon. VIM. b.
Baker, was reelected president; Mr. Septi-
mus Davis, secretary and treasurer, and Mr..
Robert G. Richardson, manager.
Messrs. Reckord, Finney and Vanneman
were elected the ExlcutiYe Cnmmttee.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-10-28

NnislAtr:t al ~. i.EnaiLIrElE ~ rINs.

Ballot reform in New Iocs. was necessary
says AZ eminent iur!st, OGCiIsc ricrc politicians
by trade, W no had 10 interest in government
or politics except TO enrich and aggrandize
themselves, sought rerpetut! control. There
are other excellent reforms besides thar of the
ballot Conspicuous among them is the reform
in Il disordered phy steal system by Hostetter's
stomach Hittcrs, which cognterIcts tendencies
to serious ,t!sease bred by deficiency Of vital
stamina. irregulaIity of the bowels, stomach,
liver or kidney, and inqu!etudc o. the nerves.
This sterling medicine, which has Tor near half
Il century won popular favor, not Only for. its
excellent qualities in Il remedial capacity but
also FORTS serviceable properties as amcdicinai
stimNlant.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-10-28
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered by Our Correspondents.
ndale Notes.

AvONDAJE, Oct. 26-Miss Roberta Gallon,
of Level, has been i'll at her home for the past
week but is improving.
Mrs Lorenzo Foard and daughters, Misses
Elizabeth and Virginia, of Aldino, have been
visiting friends and relatives in Baltimore.
Mrs. Albert Beers. of Baltimore, is the
guest of Mrs. George Delaney, OF AldinO
4 Sunday School was ofganiZea here last
Sun3a? with M. Gibson, of Ald'no, as super
intcuispt. SECRETARY.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-10-28
The philadelphia Pence JubtIee

The l'st Of troops who are representing Camp
Mesie il tie big jubilee in Philadelphia, this
week, inc,!drs four hundred ard forty-nine
o0azI~ AMI .cs'Jiy aeyafr th1wsluEd nou, a.
which number eighteen officers aud two hun
bred AMI fifty men are from the Fret Mary land
RPuimenf
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-10-28
Mission at 81. Ixnatius.

A mission is being conducted al vt. ignatius
Church, Hickory this week, which mas flee
the capacious edince 10 Overlooking a ea"h
meeting. During tee services, lectures and
sermons alternate, aud tue eloquence OF
Fathers Do!an aud Cusci.r, tue priests Who
are conducting the mission !, q: the highest
order, and the result cf their ls},nrs cannot DE
other than beneficial. The services wiz con
tinue over SUNDAY.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-10-28

Coroner ShauE, of Lancaster, Pa, has re
ceived letter from Mr.. John T. James, Of
Dublin, in which the latter states that the lIan
who died IN the Lancaster station, last W. Il,
and who was thought TO be MIR. james, Wa
likely to prove to be ,,chn Anderson, : S1Hr,;r
who at one time worked FOR Nh. James, and
WHO left oh October l2jh to 20 10 Phiiade!-
phia hosuital to be treated for heart disease.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-10-28

Dr Martin l.. Jarrett was stricken with
paralysis while A rh- bedside o. his sick wifi
on Tuesday night This was the secodd stroke,
the Other having been received some year,
ago. 1t is not SUPPOSED 10 BE- 4 ser
lou S case. Dr.. jarrett is one OF the most
prominent ply atcians of the county, and one
of the forenost citizens Of Narshal's district.
He is one Of he school Commissioners OF
Hartford county Ills wife has been seriously
Ill for 9 Innn tim.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-10-28

Mr.. Frank w. Hunt has returned to his home
after protracted absence.
Mr.. john Il. Hanna, has taken possession
Of the property belonging to Mr.. +. w.
Baker, en- the corner of Broadway and Frank
lin street; and Rev. Kerby S. Miller has re-
moved from Mrs. Richards on's to the house
adjoining the Presby teriau Church.
Miss Nellie Smith. of Cumberland is visit
ing Mrs. j. Royston Sitter.
Mr.. Edgar Evans, of Co. d, First Md. Regt,,
has received an honorable discharge from the
United States army, and returned to his home
In Bel Air, reaching here on Sunday morning.
Private Charles F. Free, Of Co. ID, First
Maryland Regiment, spent last week in
Bel Air.
Miss Mamie Haige, of st. Louis, Mo-, is
visiting the Mieses Young.
List of letters remaining in the Bel Air post
office: Mr. Samuel Cox, Mr.. Isaac Dorsey,
Mrs. Asida Hall, Miss Isabelle johnson, Mr.
Jos. W, Lindsay. Thomas Lockwood, Mr.. Joel
McGuirk, Mr.. james Peterson, j. &. Walters
General Herman Stump left on Tuesday for
New York, whore he hts been called ou &c
| n9Grt ol III p"r,art husiu-ss -l.gerniug tae
I.a,ui -iar0H ,uc.u.
Nj. Un. +. Nrlsea has opened an office t:
export accountant and collector, over .he Of
fce of Col. Herman stump.
| MIR. l. e. Allenjer, a. private il Go. +
| Fourth New Jersey Rcgimca- L. :. V. spen
| portion OF the week With ms uncle, Mr.
William H. Paul, and other relatives III Har
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-10-28
Foot Ba,Int Rel Air.

The foo tall season in Bel Air will be
opened Saturday efternolu at $50 o'clock
when The Rel Air Athletic Club viii battle
viii the Eali.moir City College Eleven, on
county fair grounds. The College team is
considered one Of the best in the State and it
possible. Tie Bel Air boys are fully alive to
this fact and are determined to win. They
have been getting in some good heavy prac-
tice work during the past several days and
profited by his instructions, not only pleased
Prof A. II. Hopkins, the coach, but augured
Well for good play in the future. Tho Bel
Air team is composed OF good men and will
be able 10 hold their own against any first
class amateur team, and those who turn out
to the game tomorrow will witness stubborn
contest The teams will line up as follows:
Bel Air.-Webster, left end; Walter Finney,
left tackle; Jewens, left guard e. c. Richard
son, centre; William w. Finney, right guard;
McIlvaine, right tackle; Charles Richardson,
right end; Hopkins, quarter back; Street,,
right half back; Carroll, left half back; Rosan,
fun back ana captain.
City Col!ege.-Bird. left end; Mayer, left
! tackle; Overman, left guard; Pattison, centre;
Nicholas, right guard: BrUoAs, right tackle;
Elaltoni right end; Elinger, quarter back;
| blanck, right half back; Stonrcipher, left
ha!! back; Sudler, full back and captain.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-10-28
DIED.

HARLAN-On Thursday, October p, 1898,
HENRY HARLAN, AGED fifty years. HIS
funeral will take place ON Sunday afternoon
at3 o'clock, iuterucnt 1t Ho!v trinity church,
Cnurchyille. Services at the grave.
HOFFMAN, October LIST, 1898. VICTOR
K NG, son of Abraham and Ardora Hoffman,
~ near Bel Air, aged : years, 3 urjn.hs and 3
Gays.
Little Victor was orr darling.
Pride Of ali our hearts 1T home,
Bat the angels cane and whispered,
Little Victor 90 come home.
II lie was a little lamb,
50 limo. pUJ aud bright,
lis stay with lis was short.
tut now he IS rOued in white.
Ely HIS PARENTS.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-10-28

Mr.. Lloyd Tydirgs, died at the home of his
step-daughtcr, Mrs. j. ~ Wakeland, near
Aberdeen, on Monday at the advanced age of
seventy-three years. OHe son, Mr. Thomas
j. Tvdings, survives him. He was well
known throughout Hartford, having made his
home with Mrs Wakeland for number OF
yesrs. He was buried at Cokesbury ecme-
terJ, Abingdon, on Wednesday afternoon,
Rev. Osborne Belt officiating. The pal! bear
ers were Messrs. L. \. Iydings, Basil Tydings,
}. L. Wal,elaud, j. L. WakeIand, W. c.
Stevens and f. b. Tydngs.
Mrs. Ellen Price, widow of the late James
Price, died at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
Ezekiel Murphy, in Havre de Grace, on Tues
day, October 18TH, and was buried at Wesleyan
Chapel on Friday.
Mortimer B. McCrea, twenty years of age
member Of Company D, First Regiment, died
on Tuesday at the Episcopal Hospital PhilG-
Gc'phis Ct typhoid fever. lie was taken from
Camp Meade 20 the hospital on October II.
Additional Democratic Meetings.
In addition to the Democratic mass-meet-
ings already aancurced IN each election dis
rrict arr:.a GcmeGts have been made for mum
Der ot other meetings, IS follows:
Tr4li-rtou, MnII1y, DC. 81, al : 30 7. y.
Magnolia, Tuesday, Nov. /, a, 30 7. "
thurch0ijie, Wednesday, Nov "a, 50 p. VI.
DubHn, Wednesday. Nov. ., Il: 80 P. NJ.
Iapdum, Thursday, Nor. 3, 1t 80 P NJ.
Hickory, Thursday. Nov. ,; at 80 P. NJ.
Aberdeen Thursday N,y e gt %O p NJ
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-10-28


Mrs. Mary Z. Young the widow OF the late
William Young, entertained number Of her
relatives at dinner at her home in Bel Air on
saturday, on the occasion of the SEVENTEEN
anniversary of her birth. She received a
number of handsome and valuable presents.
Among those who were present were her
sister Mrs. Emily Swartz, Of Baltimore bat
formerly OF Abingdon and Bel Air; Col. and
Mis- }. Frank SuPplee, Mr.. and Mrs. o l..
Rhodes, |rs. Marian Melvin, Mrs. marry
Hammond, Mrs. Lille Hiss, Mr.. James W.
Cochran, Mr.. John Cochran, Master Albert
supp!ee, grand nephew, Mr.. and Mrs. T
A. Cochran, Mis-. Mamie Swartz, DR.. and
Mrs Charles 4. Holingsworth, Mr.. and Mrs
John s. Young and Miss Mamie Haig, of St.
Louis, Mo.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-05-26

Chicago. May -. A. special TO the
Record frnm Macen. tfa, says; TN
less some accident has DefaileH the
UnitesI States transport FLORIDA there
are n0v United $tgIas volunteer
troops on tiIe Island Of Gtlfrf. or viii be
within y few hours. From accurate
information obtained herEs il can be
ssateti rs a fact that tine first expesii-
uan toward Cunan soil HAS ssarted and
rfle outlook IL For Il successful "trip.
"Wednesday, May IN, the Unifel
States transport Flariaa left Port
Tampa with seveRaI hundred voAan-
reer troops ON beard. The -pssssngers
belonged To the n-gimenr Of Cutsan vai-
angesrs organized Ia rhe lower eSrreTn-
tty OF Florida oTn weeks asD t.
was thought best TO send these men. as
they speak Spanish and are more ie-
qnaintesi with the topography az the
country which IL is propased to iny;ttie.
In eannot he learned what United
States officers accompanied the regi-
ment 81 volunteers. If this expedition
is q ssIcress other troops win BE- rricfle1
into tine island az soon NJ possible.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-05-26
To TACKLE DEWEY.
TaguaIfln nse Fsetr Fossm8n= nr Casiix
- Ia. an-aA. llGIaa.zrx

wagnaIalssn se Fsetr FossmEnE nc Gasfiz
fa eo fa tine PhfTfpDine~~
&c. FanI. Mav - The View York
Herald's special cable TO ttIe Pioneer
Press frum GadIz says Ii il ssates4
aerF- very positively THAT the PeiayD
far10s VI. three OF rEe transatlantic
steamers and TWO t0rnesED beats IRE
about to sail For tine Philippines The
Peiay0 ~ well armed. arulareti Eiiss
manned. The Carries " is well aTfEetI
and manned and tlas coed GUNS. but
her heavy ones forward VIII not ssy1Il-
ewing 20 ieTeets in tfIe machinery, ana
can only be- hrei directly ai1ead. The
captains OF these beats are good men
ami experienced. bat Admiral Canaan.
il regarded by naval men AZ difficult
t0 york with. giving orders and c1nrrn-
dieting them in the same BREATH. he ~
frpm Malaga. Il is said here that there
ARR mines in Manila harflor that We're
not exploited when the American ffeet
eRreresI. the electric communication be-
ing aar of order. This has. y IL - w.
paFrasI. now been reerffiesi. and prepar-
ltions arr complete TO give Admiral
Dewey 4 warm goesi by, should ne af-
tempt ro leave. This ramos VIII bear
a big lump OF salt. r hear that rle
Spanish feet left Il. Vincent without
Instructions from the government az
Madrid. and thar Admiral CerveFn
wirnsi: THE state Of my country CONF
Dels me 70 meet the enemy, The cap
tains Il the Wincaya. 0queTIGe and tile
Maria Teresa IRE excellent commando
ers These SHIPS are all IN guod shape
and powerful. being heavily arnuoFetl
and we'll handled.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-05-26
VENEZUELAN BOUNDARY.


Arn&frkff8n Frtfstanftf viii Nt.eE In
PART. yext February.
Washington. May 2-The tribunal
which Is 70 adjust tie dIspEate between
Venezuela and Great Britain As TO the
boundary Between the former country
and British Guiana VIII assemble in
Paris next February. The claims OF
both countries are new being made up
The case OF Venezuela was laid before
the members OF the tribunal ON March
16 last and the counter claims OF Great
Britain win be presented on the 18th
of Juiy. The personnel OF the tribunal
WIS determined by the treaIy OF WASH
ingr0n In 1897, Chief Justice Fuller and
Associate Justice Brewer. az the Unit
ed States supreme court. being selected
by Venezuela to represent haF interests.
They and the two representatives OF
Great Britain have chosen. in accord
aEce with the terms Of the treaty, the
fifth member Ut the tribunal in the per-
son Of NJ de MerreRs. the eminent an-
thority 0n International Law and chief
counsellor OF the Russian foreign Of
ice. Atthe sittings OF the tribunal the
agent Of Venezuela win be- Or. lose
Maria de Rojas. DR.. Roias win be as
sisted BY ex-Presidenr Benjamin Har.
rison as chief COUNSEL. with ex-Secre~
fary of the Navy Benjamin r. Tracy
OF New York and Mr.. Mallet-preyosr,
former secretary OK the Venezuelan
commission as counsel
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-05-26

There IL no more nAscnieEuus idea
than that often pat forward. even by
men OF intelligence. that an occasional
war Is a good tnang for a nation& "a fer
this nation. TO rouse rs PATRIOTS spirit.
develop it, heroic virtues, and clarity
its moral atmosphere. Exactly the re-
verse Ia true. War il not an exaltation
r. ia a debanch. II % anIy innpairs
tie material welfare OF nation huf
II degrades its moral tcne as we'll
Nest Of III Industrial and social evils
from which this nation suffers to-day
ara a lesSey from ia last wax Another
var Tor wharsvsr purpose would add
re fhesa. and infic, INJURIES upon the
national character that raoie Sensf-
aEinn could not repair.
&&8
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-05-26

81 Paul. Mav -. - Wheat - No 4
Northern. sI.15ML. ". No. = Northern
u. saaI.3ss. Corn No . yellow -
e s5e: No u 55 a s4c-
Nh. y white, s2M32 LIZ, ya 3 Slgf
gLI-2c. Barley md Rgr-sampie nar
lay. 346d40c. Va = rye, 636I64e; No I
RE. eG6Idcc. seests-No. / fax, SLS-8
L33. timothy. ST.1adL.33 red =
s.sns.fm. Grnund Feed and Miiisflffs
-Na. I feed. SI4-TssdI5; caaFse CORN
meal. sI3.atAII3.- bran. in bulk,
sILg59IL-T5 shorts. in bulk. sll1sg
II.TJ.
Duluth. Mimi, May Ia - Whear
Cash. No. I hard, S1-55; No. I North
ern. Size No. = Northern, Sl-5sf 90
arrive in Nay, Va. I hard. s1-5s; No /
Northern. s1.55a 20 arrive. re@iilar
81. ~: May. No. I hard, SL55f No. I
Northern. xT.55; July, Mo- I naru,
81. ~. No. I Northern. sf.AS; ssprefn-
Der. Va. Z hard. /. I-2r; No. I North
ern. al I2 cars. so I-sd31 Use; rye
TO strive. 6sc. barley. 10 arrive, 44c-
Minneapolis. May 2A-Wheat May
opened ar 81. 40 Ia and closed at Si-aS
Jury opened at SI-4T II and closed ar
81. 40 L. ON traeE-No. + hard. SILL
yo Z Northern. sI.4g Ii No = NORTH
eFr. SI.31 LIT
Chicago. May - Wheat - cash,
So. = rpsi. S1.42 No. 2 red, S~1.Iarf3o;
No. : hard. SI.15uf-TS. No. =, SlItal
LIZ NJ. : spring, S7-Is, No. !, Si-lth1
LI9: Va. Z Northern spring. Si-E- No.
= corn. SO Ike: No. 5. IS 3-+c; No. :
oats. 80. No. 3 30e.
Milwaukee, Wis. May "a Flour ts
steady Wheat sseadier. No. I North
er1. July ST.A4 L. Sa. : Northern.
spot, SI.S6 Oats lower at 32af32 lie
Rye weak. No. :, So c Barley Iow
ar. No. .. 53e: sample. ATM5Sc.
Chicago. MAY II Hogs Light.
s2.9yn425: mixed. 81 IEa4.45: heavy,
SAI5d45a. rough. S4I5ffA25. Cattle
Besyes S4ad5.2u: cows and heifefs,
S-ssSI4.55; Texas steers, S3.9ssT4-5ti:
stockers and feeders. S~5.9sn4.Js.
Sheep-Narives. S3.I9n4.Ja; Westerns
s. 75d4.t "a. lambs. S3.T5n5.35
New Brighton. Mimi. May -
Hogs. SS.aaa4.30 Cattie-Cows. S525
63.65: ssuekers. s410; sTears. $3.50.
bulls. 81.
South St. PaHI. May - Hogs
S5.6fu4.3u. CartIe-Caws. SS-E@f+t53
steers. s4ss stoekefs. s~ssuwI45,
heifers. ssaA85. bulls. Ss-1tSfS :.
Sioux City. Iowa. May - Hogs
S4TtSi4.3n. Garlic - Gamers, S1L5:
eows S875. heifeFs. S46T.Ag5. bulls. 81
a8ssa. ~st0ekers. 81 t5fI4.35: yeaTiinss.
S4.AEl4 =. calves. S~4.5GNd6S3a Sheep.
SsIg9lA30.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-05-26
COAL FOR SPANIaHnS.
Coiliers Lsasiesz with Coal sn rhesr
Way to M~nrrfDfuue.

<sA0EA ~ &eA& 1a NnGaE
Way to- Martinique.
Copyright. 1893. nv Associated Press
St Pierre. Martinique. May 2A-Ad.
miFai C~efeyera's squadron. ID 5 report
en on good authority. will return TO
these waters TO coal. Ii is known thar
a number of Spanish c~olliers are on
their way 10 Fort deErance. The Brit
ism steamer TwiekeniIam. having been
refused the privilege OF eoalIng the
torpedo boat destroyer Terror and the
hospital ship Alicante in the Fort de
France hartor. Il is thought these YES
sells VIII eoai from her at sea ana tiaat
she VIII then ~ TO meet Admiral
CeFyern squadron for the same pnr-
pose. The TwiekeRlam carries 1000
tons of coal Late i'm the afternoon an
Unknown man-of.war was sighted or
the southwest coast of MarrinI0ue
The Alicante has again changed iaer
meorings and the departure OF the Ter
ror and the Alicante is momentardy az
pecsed.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-05-26
MASTERING I'M.
vaGnafeers yosv Suynbe~ ftss.ass". As-
s.arsting To the Latest Repors--

va2nafeers yosx Su,nbev fts.Oeso~ Ae-
s.ssrsfin= to tine Latest ReYors--
Washington. May - mastering INTO
the United States service OF volunteers
in tire state camps WAS practically ssls-
pended yesterday. IN be resumed, OF
course. to-day. Reports received 8y
Adit. Gen Carbin Indicate thar 1tsk.a*st
volunteers have been mustered. II
was expected THAT the mastering would
be completed by this time. but delay
has been caused by the inateauaey OF
the militia. both in numbers and in
equipment IN several 81 Fhe states
Cen. G6rffin is OF tine opinion THAR vfe
quota called for win BE- iilesl during
the present week. within thirty days
from rtIe inns the 0rtierS were sent out
70 the gtYyeFraerSs
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-05-26
To BoMRARn BOSTON,
said to he fisc sntentfon sF the @pan-
f~h f1adiz Ffees.

Said to- he ftEe ~snseatfom 0G ttse @psAn-
f~lB adj Ffees.
ST. Johns. ". II. May ~ capt.
9srong. of tine brigtnfiue Energy,
which arrived here with q cargo 0f salt
fruDa Cadiz. reports thar when be ieft
CaeIlz Il fortnight agss. that tine greatest
activity prevailed in FfEe naval arseEai
there. TWO Hamburg American liners
(C0iR1aiRa and N0rruanniai purchased
TO be used as auxiliary cruisers and
now naFsed the Rauitfo and Psatria-
were Fefn- rapidly arrneresk and the
warS31ips refittin2 im the hari50r were
I0atling sseFes and ammunition CapE.
Strung is convinced THAT at the time he
was i'm CatIiz the Spanish government
fully intended TO send this feet to-
American coast cities on the Worth AL
Iansie. preferably Boston. He says rne
Spanish papuIaee was inhaEned ag3iEss
English and ATueFieanss ans tfnfr MS
crew dareti nut nEu ashore.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-05-26
a. wn.l ssar,Set.

Chamberlain. = d., May 24-Steps
have been taken TO make Chamberlain
an important wool market. Arrange
menrS have been masie to provide wool
shippers with free storage room FOR
their wool until the wool growers
meeting. to be held in this city June
% All the wool buyers in the state.
rs well as many Eastern firms. win be
present or represented AK the meeting
for the purpose OF purchasing wool
One tirm which purchased half a mill
lion pounds OF South Dakota wool last
season wfll have representatives here
during the meeting 70 purchase OK
those who wish 70 sell At home.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-05-26
FRIDAY, Way %.

Absence OF news from IN
causes all kinds OF wild rlmOS
Messages received AZ MsAirias
the spanish squadron las arn'
Santiago de Cuna.
The forts ut Santiago De CA
FIRE ON two American warsHips
latter make no reply.
The Montgomery has a livs'Ea
ment with two spanish sll1s
the north coast Of Cunz-
The shortcomings Of our |,
service. which are develspIns
day, make delays unaypldahr
The Spanish loss az Cieni0fa'
ing tine recent hemoardInea
placed at three hundred liHa
The state department caln
understanding with Frsnra
which gives assurances IL
anes Of the traditional