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The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-30
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May wheat went up TO &l.l5 In New
York Monday.
Cassius NJ. Clay hns been given ,
pension Of 80 II month by the Ken
lucky Legislature.
The weavcrs' strike at New Bedford
Is OF. the union deciding by vote ol
1:O to 20 To return TO work.
\ company Of New York capitalist,
have started 10 erect "a plant for pro
ducing nickel steel mt Sheridan. wy
Omlng.
Many Greeks nre presenting them
selves at the United States consulate =,
against Spain.
The He'd Cross Society of France hns
decided 10 give IO.WO frnncs. 10 In
equally divided between the United
States and Spain.
A strike Of mo coal miners nt Gal.
lup. New Mexico. ir Imminent. The
men complain that they arc charged
TOO much for oil and powder.
In an Interview at Paris, General
Woodforsi said thn, II coal IL declared
contrxband. Il will force every power
10 establish coallng stations In every
part Of ihe world.
Thc Illinois Inheritance tax law has
been sustainrsi by the supreme Court.
The new Justice. rx-Attorury General
Ncksnna. rad his maiden opinion
thereon. Justice Brewer discni~d.
General Wesley Merritt will ~ ~
moved FROM Governors Island. New
York. aud placed In command of the
cavalry forrs. lie will In replaced
by General J. Il. Brooke. now at
Chicknmnuxn.
The IAtacc negotiations between Me.
arnxua aud Costs nicn have failed.
War II prol,ahle. The two ARMIES arW
facing each other near the frDutier,
n.nr~ly half mile apart. Business u
~ complete staasis,ill.
Wyomins ssocknen have he~u In.
structed By Chicago commission houses
10 lssld l,eef shipusruts until the war
condition n nsttlsd. ls the war = lie.
he to last there viii In an isrreasssi
demand for canned meats.
According 10 the statement Of the
New Yoek Clearing House hanks for
The week ending April 2Srd. the lnsti.
TUITION hojae . surplus frAsfve II o>S..
e96, 100 which y tarsrr than has i,sen
rsported slnrs the foesrth week u Juiy,
1871. Thls result hes besa i,ruugki
ebout by lhe conservative srttoa II IN
hanka IN rrrreSisg f0s The crisis which
70 n0w q hand.
'Dsleaate FerRussoa hss recslvsd n
numefusBly signed teSegrnm frun
peu0loent cltiDs1As of New NextrN
eakias that i,1nO veluatesss b. eel1e2
ses. 10 peoseet New Asxleo anl "A.
seoa fruen tn ApacAss nd olhoe g.
0ians II the ahesoce cf IT, eoGu1or
tfoepe. q y feaseA that ~ ln3lone
nay bseak eae q ~ ot0e WAls t60Qo
ess = ssssls = hssp tAsa ue1R. IN
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-30

OF April %. 1S9S. u blockade OF ccrtaIn
ports OF the north coast OF Cuba, lying
between Cardinns and Bahia Honda,
and TO the port Of Cienfucgos on the
north coast Of Cuba. and by further
exercise OF my constitutional powers
and authority conferred upon me iy
the net Of Congress. approved AprIl
80. ls3s. to issue my proclamation
made April -. 1888. calling for voiun.
tccrs In order 10 carry Into effect the
said resolution of April ~. 1893.
Copies OF these proclnmntions are
hereto appended.
In view OF the measures 30 taken,
and with u view to the adoption OF
such measures as may bc necessary 90
enable me TO carry out the expressed
VIII OF the Congress OF the United
States In Nhc premises, I now recon.
mend to your honorable body the ndop-
ton OF n joint resolution declaring that
n state Of war exists between the Unit.
ell States OF America md the kingdom
OF Spain. and l urge speedy nciion
thereon. 10 the end that the definition
of the constitutional status Of the Unit.
I'd States, Ms n bclligcrcnt power. may
be made known and the assertion OF
nll Its rights and the maintenance OF
~
war may he assured"
The House committee on foreign nj.
fairs promptly reported resolution.
which was passed In two minutes with.
out II dissenting voice. II read IN fol.
lows:
he II enacted by TIE Senate and
IIou~, OF Representatives Of the
United States Ia Congress Assem-.
hlcd:
"First-Tha, wnr bc and II hereby
declared 10 have existed between the
United States Of America and the
kingdom OF Spain since April ?is,. and
Including that date: md.
"sccond-rhnt the rrcsidcn, bc nnd
is hereby directed AMI empowered 10
use the entire lind and navni forces Of
the United States aud IN call into srr.
vice NJ much Of the militia ns may bc
necessary 10 Put this declaration OF
war Into effect"
The Senate ns promptly passed the
hill and ut 3 o'clock 1t had become
law.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-30
IN CAMP AT oH,ckAMAuoA.
seaassss Ceaias h yssa An Pelats
the Conpass.

Deaaisss Coalag h yrsa An Polats ef
Chattanooga, Tenn, April 24.-Au
roads lead to Chickamauga to-day. The
immense national park. where are en-.
camped nearly 5000 of the United
States regular troops, was the load
stone which drew thousands Of people
from all the surrounding country and
for the day nearly depopulated Chat
tanooga.
Immense crowds visited the grounds
during the day.
The Eighth infantry. from Fort Rus
sell. Wyoming. 500 men, under Colo
mel Van Horne, which was last nights
arrivals, was switched out to the park
about noon. They were followed by
the eight full companies Of the
Seventh infantry, which came from
Fort Logan. Colorado. This regiment
consisted Of about $50 men and was
commanded by Colonel Benham. With
the Eighth infantry 1t was assigned
camping place in field to the east Of
Bloody Pool" Many troops are ex-
pected tomorrow morning, including
the First infantry from the Preside
and Benecia barracks, California, the
Second infantry from the Montana
posts and Batteries G and +, Third ar.
tillery, from Preside. BY tomorrow
night 1t is expected that close to 10000
soldiers will be located at the park.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-30
tn. Osssss NJ IN. s,s,e..

Washington. April 2,.-The War
Department has Issued n call on the
states for their quotas ~ troop. under
the call for i25.MD men. The quotns
of the Rocky Mountain states nrc as
follows:
Colorado One rrri'ncnt of Infantry
and onr light battery.
Moninnn-Onc regiment NJ infantry.
uinh-onc troop of cavalry aud two
Hight batteries.
wyoming One battalion and one
trspop cavalry.
Idaho-Two troops cavalry.
Nrvnda-Onc iroop cavalry.
Arixonn-Two troops cavalry.
New Nrxicp-four trooJ,s cavalry,
Troops arr to rendezvous In the lad.
Ing city Of each state.
Dispatches from various states show
that OrsSrrr have already trcn issued
for the mobilixatiou Of the militia.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-30
WAR REVENUE BILL COMPLETED
Estimated II viii Raise Between oB and
100 Aiilloas . Year.

Estimated II viii Raise Bstwssa oB and
100 Miilloas . Year.
Washington, April 22.-The Republi-
can members Of the ways and means
committee completed the war revenue
measure to-day and sen, II to the print.
er. 1t will probably be submitted to
the full committee on "Wednesday. The
bill. rs now prepared. 1t liz estimated.
will raise between Sa5.OOO,OO0 and
$1OO,OOO,OOO annually. The principal
decision made to-day was the definite
determination no. to place q tax upon
either OF the substitute propositions,
railroad and other transportation
tickets or petroleum. 1t was decided.
however, to place a tax Of one cent
upon chewing gum md two md four
cents on mineral water. ginger ale and
foreign and native wines. two cents
on pints and four cents on quarts.
These additions are made to the stamp
act OF 1866, which IL re-enac;ed with
notifications. A tonnage tax which
IL expected to raise $2.5OO.OOO, Is also
Incorporated In the bill. The addition
OF 81 per barrel upon beer Is expected
to raise <35.OOOOOO. The question OF
allowing u rebate on beer stamps is
still open.
The doubling OF the tobacco tax and
the provision for retail license of
S4.SO nre expected to raise $4,000, 600,
and the provisions OF the stamp tux
over $30.O0O.0OO.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-30
SECRETARY SHERMAN REsloNs
His Age asd Feeble Health Required IT,
Judge Day SaecseAs Him,

hh age Aoo Feeble Health Required It.
Judge Day SaecssAs Hin.
Washington, April 25.-Another res
ignation from the Cabinet occurred to-
day. that Of the venerable secretary
OF state, Hon. John Sherman. The res.
ignation Of Mr.. Sherman was handed
to the President at 1915 o'clock. As.
sistant Secretary Day will succeed
Secretary Sherman.
Mr.. Sherman retires from public life
after service Of over forty years. EN-.
braclng the House OF Representatives,
the United States Senate, the secretary
ship Of the treasury and the secretary
ship of state. The reason for the resig.
nation Is the condition of the secre-
tary's health, which In now impaired
as the result Of years of devotion to
the public service and the arduous Ia
bors Of n lifetime, added to age, the
venerable secretary now being within
n few days of 10 years.
John Is. Moore. professor of interna-
tional law OF Columbia university ut
New York and formerly assistant sec
retary OF state. hns been chosen to sue
coed Judge Day as assistant secretary
Of state.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-30
s.....r Pedro Run p.x,.

Key West, April 23.-Two more
prizes have been tnken by Captain
samps0n's feet under the guns of
MORO castle. The Spanish Steamship
Pedro. loaded with rice, iron and beer.
was captured last night just as she was
leaving Havana harbor to go to San
'iago de Cuba. She was loading
when her captain. Bonnet. learned that
the Meet had been sighted. He feared
That Havana was to be bombardcd,
and started out to sea. He was not
quick enough. The men on the fiag.
ship New York sighted him going al
full speed and gave Chase. The Span.
lard showed no signs OF stopping. and
the New York sent several shots after
her They were from the ships light
or guns. They We're ineffective. Then
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-30
New Assscs CswAs,a

santa f.. n. NJ. April 25.-Govcrnor
O'ero received this morning q Telegram
from the secretary of war. aakiug what
New Mcalco could do In the matter Of
recruits for y regiment Of Western
cowboys for special service. and an.
nouncinI that Captain Wood, United
Stntcs nrfny. would hc the commander
OF such troops. with Theodore Roose.
welt ns lieutenant colonel. The cover.
nor immediately replied that he had n
sound r"ndy for service and offered an
additional squad Of cnvalry and hat.
talon of mounted rincmen. lIe also
tcnicr.sl his own services should they
bc needed. secfrtary AiHer itnmedlate.
~ accepted the squad 10 liz incon,or.
nted IN the cowboy command. but a.
New M"sico's quota In only $40. be
eoaIu accept no more at prcsent.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-30

A Wyoming stock raiser. dissatiafiee
with his surroundings and In haste to
be rich. recently sold his land and
started for the Klondike. A few
months later French mIneraloxis,
discovered near the despised ranch q
mine Of cobalt. . rare and valuable
metal. The whole DISTRICT promises &c
become . new center OF wealth. l,
was upon land sold to enable the for.
nsr owner to start for the gold mines
o. California. that the great oil wells
ef Penasylvania were aNerward found
and both these incidents accestuate the
tact that We are continually within
reach Of important discoveries and
great opportunities. missing them by .
hairs breadth Of impatience. failure
TO observe or lack Of preparation
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-30
Catalasa Wss CsseAs.

Key West. Fla. April 24.-EnsIen
Cristy. with a prize crew, brought into
port this afternoon the captured Span.
Ism steamer Catalina. Captain Fano.
3-4ol tons. which left Cadix March 7th
and was bound from New Orleans for
barcelona Via Havann. for which latter
port she was making when taken. The
Catalina was captured at o'clock this
morning twelve miles from Havana.
She was taken by the cruiser Detroit.
When the first shot was fired her cap.
tain made desperate effort to escape
his pursucr. and the chase was pro.
ionged for eight miles. Finally n solid
shot brought her to. Shc Is carrying q
cnrgo OF slaves and cotton.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-30
War y0s~.

New York states first quota Of vol.
untcers, some li,OOO men. Will come
entirely from the national guard.
The big steamer Alpl,onso MI. Inns
escaped capture by turning hack to
Spain after touching mt Porto Rico.
The Spanish torpedo boat Au,iaz has
been ordered by the British govern.
mcnt TO leave Queenstown. and sailed
Monday night.
\ Joint resolution was adopted CIV
Ing the President power TO prevent the
expectation Of coal and other war ma
tcrial.
The Rome correspondent Of the Lon.
don Standard says; ''Thc queen regent
asked the blessing OF the Pope upon
Spanish arms. Ills holiness replIc,i
that he sent II from his henrt and
hoped 10 see vindicntIon Of spsin's
rights. which had been trnmpled
upon"
Two additional cruisers will bc
placed In commission within the next
month. These are the Newark. At the
Norfolk navy ynrd. md the Charles.
ton. AT the Mare Island navy yarl.
The former will probably bc ready
for sca on the first proximo. and the
Inter by the 18th proximo.
The officials Of the United States en-.
bassy nt London fcnr the United,
States torpedo boat Somcrs, now At
Falmouth. is destined to remain In
England for somc time to come, ~
the neutrality proclamation will bc il.
SIZED Thursday and no convoy for the
little craft. without which II II impos.
siblc for her TO attempt TO cross fhc
Atlantic. has been secured.
John Jncob Aator Of New York, not
content with Offering TO the govern.
ment free his splendid yacht Nourins.
hnl md fire transportation of troors
and supplies over the railroads In
which he In Interested. has come for.
ward with notice that In has raised
nnd equipped at his own extense q
battery III artillery. which hc desires
to oncr to the government for service
In Cuba.
There Was Q mass mceting in Tn.
fnlxnr square. London. sunday after.
noon to protrst against the spanish
bnrbarltIcS Ia Cuba and the Phiiippjpe
islands. About 100 Socialists and Il.
boring mcn were prcsrnt. TOM
Mann. Louis Nicha and Lathrop Tjth.
fnxtoo. ah American. whD waa erpstrd
with cries OF 't1ooA ~ Yanksss.s :
made spsschea. nsseautioss favoeine
ffss Cuba were a6opted amid choees.
fAestenast Aamon d Cssrasea ef
The Spanish royal navy. unttl vseso(ly
naval attsrhs of ths tpanis6 Ieaa4ios
at Washington. has chailsoGed 6eosr.
81 t1tahugh i.ss and Capeals ol9s6se
Of tbe Aalns 10 Aaht duels. tn chal.
eeaees wess lssued - ths naght tHot
the Spanish minister withdrew fro1n
WaseiAgtoe. lAsuteaant 4 Cerronsn
ne0 oeees1ses9 spea ~ essrse q ac.
the lnOee3aesoy afsef 0eoseal Lee ~
Capeala 0losees seotea hs66e0 eoorFes.
seeoal eeoDltteee that, h thssg bslSef.
eeeso naval olDosss Wsee ronQooal.
- ~ ~ blsvtag - q ~ Haioe.
N!sotess ~ = elg1bss ~ ~ CO.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-30
s3ssa.sss . nsssss&a

washinston. April 22.-rh~rs an
two further steps In wauhingtoa 10.
wards activities. not 10 mention thu
Overt act Involved In the seizure Of thu
Spanish vessel lBurna vrntura ~ Kry
West. The nrst WAS the la~ue hy thx
President IT his prociamaiiou announr.
Ing to The world 4 blockade Of nusn.
s'~r of Cuban ports, and the secon.i
was The stGning BY him Of The bin peu.
vhsne for the uti1iaatlon q The volva.
teri forres In wss. Thea, 10 sdd,tten,
there wss notabls rptirsuest frut,
ths Navy 1lspaYansent IN the eoee n
Captain oeyal y. Dsadsurd. chlef d
she Dqolenent dlvisiou. Ne wsnts te
- oeeivs 0ssvlcs. ard peutably vill
- Qvuo oo00an1 - Q wasSAtS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-30
Some rsformsrs At washinsto. have

Some rsformers At washinstoa have
brought up The question Of the dssira.
biiity Of changing the metals out Of
which the minor coins Of the unitee
States are made. After soma consider.
alton Of the matter the house comoit.
tee on coinage. weights and measures
has reported favorably = resolution a..
ahorizing the secretary Of the treasurJ
20 make experiments to determine thu
best materials for minor coinage and e
submit new designs for coins to con.
gress. A the result OF It's delibsration
upon the subject. the committee hal
reached the conclusion that the cope,
cent IL undesirable because II becomes
dingy and dirty and by corrssion poi.
eoaous. and that the ave-osnt nickel
three-quarters copper. should b. dis
placed because II ID too soft.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-30

ScrspinE the lining of chimney &c
get gold and silver is u form Of min.
lag which the books do not recognize.
but 1t may be profitable under certain
conditions. The chimney OF the assay
once In Wall street. New York, is
nearly two hundred feet high. A new
lining of fire brick has been put In It.
The old lining, over forty years old,
yielded almost fifteen hundred dollars
There were hfty-two ounces OF gold
asd eight hundred and sixty ounces
OF silver in the serapings. Smoke which
has 4 market value through the de-
posits OF precious metal 1t makes ough,
70 be treated with great respect.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-30
cApruaEp MERCHANTMEN.
Anssssaa WsssAips 0ssAssi.s ia lEa.y


Key West. Fla, April 22.-The nrst
Spanish prize Is the steamer Buena
Ventura. from Pascagoula, Mlssissip-
pi for Rotterdam, with lumber. The
Nashville dred blank shot, which the
spaniard ignored. This was followed
by shot from a six-pounder. The Bu.
ena Ventura then surrendered, with
her crew Of twenty men.
The Nashville lowed her prize into
this harbor at II O'Clock this morning
and put a prize crew on board. Both
ships are lying well out In the stream,
Captain Lucarraga, In command Of
her. was astounded. He said he did
not know that war had been declared,
but when he was Informed Of the state
OF Affairs. be shrugged his shoulders
and accepted the situation philosoph-
icaily.
According to prize laws. Captain
Maynard will turn the prisoners OF
war over to the United States distric,
attorney, who will decide the question
Of their disposition.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-30
Columbia aud sa,nn..po,,..

Newport. II. l.. April 25.-Thc cruis-
er Columbia. Captain Sands. arrived
here at II o'clock this morning and an.
chored on the torpedo station.
There was much signalling with the
training station and upon approach.
Ing the Columbia salutcd the flag Of
Commodore kxntz.
As soon MS the cruiser dropped an
chor nm officer said they were simply
ordered to proceed here for orders and
he was then going to report the vessels
arrival TO the department.
How long the vessel would remain
he did no, know. He asked II the
Minneapolis had been here and said
they parted company after leaving
Hampton Roads.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-30

1t may be. as the Spaniard. who
wants to night him says. that Sela-
tor Mason would not resent slap in
the face. but We don't believe he would
turn the other cheek. There are de-
grees OF courtesy to which q proud
and sensitive nature cannot submit
without = feeling Of extreme regre,
and humiliation. But there Is . way
TO md out. Has 1t occurred 70 the
Speniard that he might come aorth
and make the experiment?
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-30

Tho Russian government has decided
70 adopt the metric system. The Unit.
% States and tho British empire will
mus soon be the only important coun.
Tries which have not adopted the deci.
maj system OF weights and measures
An imperial commission has also beer
appointed at st. Petersburg to con.
slider the best means Of abandoning the
Russian calendar in favor Of that which
prevails In other parts Of the civilized
world.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-30
YrsssAsas sAs nsesasAs.

On Board the Flagship New York,
on Havana. April S3.-2 p. m.-The
Puritan. Nashville. Marblehead and
Ericsson arrived from Key West this
morning. The Ericsson almost immc-
dispatches. and at 10 O'Clock this
morning the monitor PuritanR, the
cruiser Cincinnati. the guni,oatx Ma
chias. Nashville. Cnstine and Newport
md the torpedo boats Foote and
Winslow left this squadron 10 block
ade Matanxns. Mnriel and Cardenas.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-30

Ono slander directed against mis-.
slonaries represents them an men o.
an inferior grade who would make .
failure At home. What = nns reply
TO the insinustion Is furnished by the
life Of . young English u,lssionar,
lately murdered In Africa! lie gradu.
ated at Cambridge University with .
asst class In the classical tripos. With.
In three months after beginning hl,
missionary work he had prepared Q
handbook and vocabulary Of the Ian.
guage with which he had for the arsi
tins come In contact. The Bible
hymas. . devotional book. and othei
uplifting English. have been opened q
The natives through his iabors. Now.
oaiy ten years out Of college, he hss
oaishsA his LIES task. Measure the
worth and the far.reaehins resuits o,
eueh Q career. BY any standard. Ane
The conclusion can be reasonably quss.
ttoasd that declares such . life short
o. q failure.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-30
siop,,ed the nssur.,ns,

Atlanta. April ga special from
Biloxi. Mississippi. snys the revenue
cutter Winona. from Mobile. captured
the Spanish steamer Hnturnina Mt Shin
Island. Mississippi. ut I o'clock to.
day. bu, likely will have to remain In
quarantine with the prize until to.mor.
row or next day.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-30
M1o<layss 8Veoaa

Washin9ton. April 2S-Congress IA.
dAy formally declared war 10 exist In.
tweeu the tnites1 States and Nnelu. ths
esaats passed the naval approprla ,iop
IN. nrryins larHs an,eunis of moury
fse ~ impsuvesSent II or sea nm.
~ as0 q the fedssal apsvscp, ths iiuil
efnY sesggDal1attsa ttll wss naGpr6
~ H. esaots. as1 SOW epss 10 ecafee.
eAoo9 e ~ ofals Depas.mpsi. . .
q . i.sss = - rss'ss:s Z ~. ":s Z
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-30
ss..n-r sa,~~., sov,, c.,.,..s.

Key West. April 2.-Thc Runl,oat
Helena captured the Spanish steamer
MIGUEL Jovcr early this morning. The
lovers cargo IL composed Of cotton
and slaves. 'rhe prize Ii estimated 70
value StonnhD. her cargo alone being
worth &l5o.O0O. Ebe belonged to the
PcnnIiio line. Barcelona.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-30

The editor Of the Voice. prohibition
PAPER. Is a. tickled as the daily news-
paper that has . beat on its besotted
Contemporary across the way. He
nnds that Cornell is nearly As intemp-
crate a. Yale.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-30

the New York let 20 n heavy shot
across the bow OF the flying merchant.
tnan, who came to . stnndstill. The
chase had covered ten miles A prize
crew of twelve men from the New
York brought the vessel to Key West.
The Ericsson also captured 4 small
hshing schooner this morning.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-30
nss.sy h nassa Dssp

Clean blood means . clean skin. Ne
beauty withoutit Cascarsts, Candy Cathar-
tic cleans your blood and keeps IL clean, by
stirring up the lazy liver end driving all Inn
purities from the body. Begin to-day 70
and that sickly Billions complexion by taking
Cascafst.,-bsautyf for ten csats. All drug
Gtsts. satisfaction guaranteed. l0c. sc. 10
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-30
sasw Statue.

A snow statue Ii the latest idea Of French
sculPtur: The statue IL made Of copper and
In the base 10 chemical preparation by
means OF which the moisture IL extracted
from the air and forms on the surface Of
the metal as coating of snow In the course
Sn q Few moments.-Ncw York Evening
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-30

The graduating class Of the Pitts.
eurg College of Pharmacy consisted oi
thirteen pharmacists and s.s pharna.
sastsr.-Pittsburg Chrsnicls.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-30

Mss Hellpepper wants . court in
okhhona to change her Aams. II she
70 that kind Of pepper there ought 10
- an easier way than that.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-30
TAsrs's one thing gsod to b. saia
= the battisship Tsxas. She has a.
vayS hesn abls to rise to the occasion.

Msabsrs Of he Salvation Army win
se5oics to know that there are quite
number Of esnvsrtsd vessels In the
United States navy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-30

"James. you ought to be ashamed Of your
Language" "WelI. you would Rrnmbie. too.
u you had the coal-biiis to pay" mon:
to lay In 1900 tons"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-30
MAY TAKE TWO PORTS,

Plans Maturing for Movement to Co.
Operate with the Insurgents.
Washington, April 2j.-Thc strategic
boards OF the army and navy are be-
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-30
LATE WAR NEWS.|

New York. an acknowledged authority
on international law, and the War De-
partment called on the several states
for their quota to the volunteer army
Of the United States.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-30
Halle CstaFrA Cure
Il taken internally. Price, 75c.

"What about that Indiana woman who Ia
going to kiss every man who votes for her
for mnyorf' 81 nhnll have to scc her be-
or against it,