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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-22
A WESTERN BLIZZARD,
sIeet and Snow do Much Damage and
the Thermometer FalIsFifty Degrees

SIeet and Snow do Much Damage ana
tho Thermometer Falls Fifty Degrees
KANSAS CITY. MO, Nov. H-Sleet
ana snow have done more or less damage
TO telephone and telegraph wires in KAN
sas city and surrounding towns within
the past twelve hours. rendering COM
nInieatiOn uncertain. Dozens OF po.e3
and virls have snapped under the hea'y
weight of the sleet, the street railway
tr1nic is hampered to considerable tA-
tent. Trains are late in some insianc $.
The storm seems 10 Doe general over MS
souri,. Kansas and Nebraska.
AT Abilene Kas. three inches Of snow
has fallen. and the thermometer has fu-
len fifty degrees. At Lincoln Centre,
kas.. fl is bitterly c0ud and five inches
OF snow has fallen and is drifting badly.
At Ieavenworth. Kas. The electric cars
are tied up because of the danger from
sras live wires.
ST. JOSEPH. MO. Nov. PA re-
markable change in weather has taken
place here during the last twenty-lour
hours. sunday it was too hot FOR over
coats and wraps Last night sleet bee
gan to fan which turned into snow this
morning and there was fall I'm tempcra-
ture of 40 degrees The weisht of she
sloet has broken down many telegraph
and telephone poles ana railroad trains
are running irresular'y.
ST. PAUL. MINI, Nov H.-Ihe first
snow of the season began falling to-day.
the storm developing into % genuine
blizzard. There is "a high wind blowing
and the snow is drifting. Reports from
throughout the state show that the storm
Is general.
DULUTH MINI. Nov. PA bowling
blizzard with % 50.m'e wind is raging
here and the weather is rapidly growing
colder. All vessels remain in port ana q
6o-milc gale prevails over Lake Superior.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-22
Two of the Offices in Eastern Virginia
District Illegally Filled.
SECOND VIRGINIA MAY FIGHT.
In Case the Reports from Paris of
Breach of Peace Negotiations is
Correct Its officers Ambition
May Set BE Realized go The
Auditor Gives an Opinion
as TO Removed Deputies

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21-special.-The
WORK Of auditing the accounts Of the
several States of the Union for money
expended in fitting out troops, is going
ahead as rapidly as possible and in con-
nection with those of some Of the South
crn States. rather surprising course was
taken to-day by the Controller Of the
Treasury.
Virginia's account was I'm the nelghbor-
hood of 5000 After passing through the
regular routine. 70 reached the Comp
troler to-day. The officer now contends
that the Government holds the bonds of
the State 10 the amount of $1,000, and
that there is another debt OF $4,000 TO be
added to it. ON this $4,000 he proposes
20 credit the 80 90 due Virginia from tho
Government. The Comptroller claims
further that the States of North Carolina,
South Carolina, Florida, Arkansas. Ten
ncssee. Texas and Virginia, together
owe the Government Sl4s5.JJ and That
the money due on account ol supplies
will be placed opposite these items on the
books of the department
THE VIRGINIA CLAIM.
The debt which it is claimed that Nirs
cinia owes was an Indian fund, held I'm
t.a-t by the Secretary Of the Interior
about 1887. This money he invested in
virginia bonds. of which IT is claimed the
Government has been unable TO collect
principal or interest
1t is not 10 bc forgotten that the state
of Virginia loaned the United States Gov
eminent a large amount-o of money Tor
the prosecution of the war Of 1872, ana
that the state has never been able 20 have
satisfactory accounting with me Gov
crnment.
CLERKLESs COURTS
A singular state of affairs I'm connection
with the three clerkshiDs Of the United
States Courts I'm the Eastern District Of
Vrcnia has just 10 come 20 light. Dur
ing the war between the States. il was
impossible 10 hold United States Court IN
Richmond. because of the Confederate
occupation. and Alexandra was chosen
temporarily. A clerk was appointed there
and another in Norfolk. Ever since the
war three cierkships have been continued
II has just been discovered that there
is no law authorizing the appointment
and payment Of more than one clerk. and
that the acts of two of them are Illegal
Which two are the unauthorized clerks
is not yet known.
Judge Waddm was IN the city to-day
consulting with the Department Of JUS
tice authorities on the subject A bill VIII
be introduced in Congress at the next
session validating the acts of the clerks.
Judge Waddill insists that he should nave
On eztre clerk at Norfolk on account Of
the large number of admiralty cases COM
ing up at that port
THE REMOVED DEPUTIES.
When Collector Brady assumed charge
Of the collectors Office at Richmond 10
win be remembered that q number Of the
old deputies were removed and that they
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-22
n,,,,oCars on the Southern,

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2l.-The South
e-n railway to-day announced that dim
i,s, cars will be operated on its United
states Fast Mall train daily, the year
round, commencing the 2srd inst ',, rms
line ~ the Southern Railway 10 Flor
ida Atlanta and all points South aud
southwest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-22

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. November 2l.-
a special to tine News ircIl Montgomery
says: The Alabama House of Rcpresen-
tatives read and ratified to-day joint
resolution appropratng $500 to buy q
sword for Lieutenant llobson, Of Merri-
mac fame. The Senate is expected TO
concur i'm the resolution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-22
OCCUPATION POSTPONED.
II is Impracticable ia Send Troops TO
CIenluesna Before January fst.

WASHINGTON November u-The
War Department has found that II is
impractcabie % occupy Cienfuesos be-
fore the ESQ Of January. and Major-Gen-
oral Wilson commanding the First Corps
who was designated 20 occupy Cienfue-
gos. has been directed 20 make such dis
position oi the troops that were about TO
sail as in his judgment viii best serve
the Interests of tho army
A short time AGO "a brigade under COM
uand Of General Snyder was ordered TO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-22

MACON. GA. Nov 1-Colonel Keurt Of
the Second Ohio Regiment stationed here,
win be court-martalod for disobedience
of orders The court-martial has not yet
been ordered. The men I'm the Second are
highly indignant at the idea.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-22
Texas Printers Strike.

GALVESTON, TEX, Nov n-Ths
printers and pressmen In tho house OF
Clark & Courts. TO the number OF Is or
100. are on a strike. They demand ~
cents per hour no firm IS willing 60 pay
only 81 IL cents, which Is ST for mines
hour day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-22

SPRINGFIELD. ILL. Nov 2l.-Gov-
ernor Tanner tonight issued a pr0clama-
tl0n placing pdna under martial
law. The commanding officer Is ordered
20 take possession of aH arms in the pos
session VI miners and striker.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-22
Must Answer Our De-
mands by Nov. 2Sth.
Our Commissioners Tender S2O,O 900,
600 as Compensation for Islands.
TO MAINTAIN AN OPEN DOOR,

For a Term Of Years Spain's Ships will
be Admitted TO the Commerce of
the Islands on the Same Terms
rs Our Own-A Mutual Re.
linquishmcnt Of Claims
for Indemnity,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-22
Forecast for Tuesday:

Virginia. North and South Carofinars
Rain; with colder weather In wester1
portions. high southeasterly winds, Wed<
nesday decidedly colder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-22

Continued on Second Page)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-18
FOREIGN NOTES.

Last year the marriages in SEQ tia nd
exceeded those of the previous year by
1000. while the excess over those for
1886 was 5000.
Seventy wokmen have been tunnel
ing for TIE Jungfru Railway in Switz-
erlard all winter. About $50 yards OF
the IJyger Tunne. is completed.
Among the 100000 inha bitants OF
Switzerland there are $4,000 Germans
Among the 52,OO0.0t0 inhabitants OF
Germany there are 10000 Swiss.
The consumption OF horse flesh as hu-
man food has Slightly decreased during
the year i'm Paris. being 4,472 tons This
was derived from 90 SIS horses, SO mules
and .232 donkvys
Birmingham's new meat market
which wns opened by the Lord Mayor
on October 81, is said to- be one of the
finest buildings of the kind in Europe
1t has been built and fitted rip at a
cost OF $4,000
Moscow has a hospital large enough
to hold 1000 persons. Tt Was founded in
l,6ianh az present takes III children at
the rate of forty day, or about Is. 900
a year. There are tWenty-SiX physi-
clans and 800 nurses
The Chinaman. it is said. can write
oil day. work all day, stand in one pO-
sition all day, weave. beat gold, carve
ivory. do infinitely tedious Jobs and dis
cover no more WEAKNESS and irrita ton
than il he We're a machine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-18
death 10 .AiN14.EgpC ANS.

HAVANA. Marh Il. via KEY WEST.
Last evening small bi!ls'in two ;u!'lns'
one signed IA few volunteers. ana the
otter Spanish CONNER e. were cN-
C,u!Itei u bout the streets invelGh ng IN
bitter and even OBSCENE terms against
Senator. Money ana Congressman Cum
mlnGs. as well as several crTreslIond-
entS. say. in substance that the
~ essence in Pavara was an Insult 10
Span ards asking how long it was to
be endured and ending With such
phruses as Death to these Americans;
throw them INTO he water"
Inc circulars were probably axes. =
The question OF the expulsion uf sew
eiai American c-q':espondents who a. Q
very obnoxious TO the authorit es is
again being considered. now hat the
court Df inquiry has left Havana.
1t really seems as If now, for the first
time. the pGabaIM! " Of an open breach
with the United states S being s+.i-
ouS'" considered in Spanish off cial ciV-
c4cs n Cuba.
DESPITE The strong feeling however,
the lily is quiet. and thus far there are
no authentic accounts of insults CT.
lered to Americans here
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-18
MIR. MEYERS PEACEMAKER.
Hints as to the Nature of a BalloO
Mans Terrible Invention.
Utica Daily PreSS.)

Hints as to the Nature of a Balloon
Mans Terrible Inv enuion.
Utica Daily Press)
AS tIhe result of experiments which
have extended more or less CON tinulily
over the space of ten years, Prof. Carl
Myers, Of the b:all-Don feurm at Frank
fuu. has succeeded in producing a new
element in warfare-El weapon which
consists first. of i peculiar pt-ojtG;le
body having greater penetrating prop
critics than amy other type of missile
bullet or cannon BAIL of any form in use
which IN its flight Through the air or
waiter eiudeS the resistance of the ele-
mc.lt pierced (Which resistance amounts
to one third Of ,uhe force when amy 9TH
Ell llnlsrwn pr'ojecN,ile cleaves the air);
second, i new, cheap and safely pre-
pared explosive composition; third, a
method of machine for projecting amy
missile by a continuously accuIn uslat ting
and eliminating force of discharge by
which Dynamite Ur other nigh eNplo-
sives may be propelled TO a greater dis
t'ance with safety to the sunne1S than
any U';her system in use. This iunple-
ment may be constructed from ordinary
ma erals now in common use i'm most
machine shops Throughout the land and
require u special ptant or AN eNtlaoIdi-
nary mechanical precision for its pro
luct!un, and may be duplicated i'm enor-
nous quantities with great u'ap!dity and
little comparative expense.
In case of war With Spain it Will at
ta;n speedily the prominence it deserves.
In TIME Of peace ii is a useless conn
modify except ITO preserVe peace, and 1t
may have the same influence i'm warfare
by making 1T too deadly. While a peo-
pie With only moderate means may
easily resist invasion by its use. Be
cause of these features THE Professor
somewhat Ironically terms his deadly
invention the ''peacenAker. The wea-
pom has this Week been completed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-18
NEWS OF R|CHONMD
Mrs. John Gross Takes
French Leave.
3})i y IN A CANAL
Conflicting Stories as to the Drowning OF
Robert NJ. McCiintock. Interesting
Military Case Decided. Rev.
&C. Nan,iersIice Dead.

RICHMOND, VA, March l7.-As
wired The Press last night. a warrant
was iSsGt-d yess,et day for the arrest q
Mrs. John Gross, w.go had caused the
anrest of her husband about a Week
ago for beating her. After good deal
nf quibbltng and lega! juSgl@ry. u truce
WAS ti.-CuEed, and thu case settled out
ST court. Gross came to Henr4GJ from
the State Of Washington some Tune ag
and pun. chased a small farm. lie mad
only been married to Nus. Gross ali "a
three months. their union being the
result of un advertisement n a matrl-
munal journal. in this case adveru.S. n o
did not pay Mr.. Gross, for he is shy
several hundred ducats on THE deal. Ii,
seems that the woman who IS nov
known as Mrs. Gross, had a hupiDan1 III
Harrisburg, Pa, by The name OF W.
liam Sparrow. but WHEN she read The
advertisement Of wanted. w.fe." shr
did not let triGnS thing IKE one
nus hand stand in tie way, and forth
with anu immediately her Spar ~ was
slEet!ackeG. arc SIe made 4 break rol
cross and has about broken him. The
warrant was placed IN TIE bands of thu.
greut and only Cyclone" Samuels. of
hehico. and he starchei rirlt gently and
faithfully for Mrs Gross. but she had
flown ihe impression prevails hel e
That Gross has been the E.ct!An of a
cunning. designing woman. who has
worked the ma tlttnOnial game before
"A case of much interest in military
cncles was decided in the Court ..
Appeals today, when that court Iefuse.l
70 near the application of Private SIl-
Ter. "f this city, for a writ of habeas
corpus. Miller was conyit1teE by :,
courtnaNtaG for absence from xif-jls
"ath9ut fGrlough. and a small fine i'm
posed. His counsel advised him 10 re-
fuss to pay the fine. and Miller was
paced In constructive CUSTODY Of the
citE sergeant pending on appeal of the
case, VII Oh was to be mace a test case
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-18
PRIZE RING CONTESTS.
F4avigne- Daily Match q Draw. Ever
harlt Defeats McGlynn.

lBy Teegraph.)
CLEVELAND. OHIO. March 1.-THE
twenty round go" between Kid La
visne ana Jack DAILY for the light
weight champ, onship of the wa!d at
the Central Arupory ton .gbt, resulted n
e draw. The fighting was fast ana flu
aious from the start, but the contest
ants were SO evenly matched that neiut-
er could gain an advantage over Tire
other sufficient to get decision in h 8
favor.
The Armory, IN which the fight &C.
CURED. was crowded TO its utmost ca
Iaci:y early in the evening before the
preliminary contest began. The tickets
could not be has! after 7 O'Clock.
though offers OF SIS and $40 for sea :
were freely made. The spectators in
cluded sporting men fr TN Faiaadelph a,
PittSbulS, cincinnati, Detroit. Buffalo,
and other cities. ara none IF then
were disappointed in the exhibition
decisions gave excellent satisfaction
Notwithstanding the fact that the par
tisans OF Laylgne tried to influence the
contest n his favtr.
TJVI3R{I ARDT- MCiLYlNN MILL
CHICAGO, March 17.-Jack Ever
Glynn. Of Philadelphia, met here to-
might.
In the first round Everhardt dropped
sMcGaynn with a right swing on the
faee McGlynn was strong at the fin
ssh ana caught Everha rdt a hard right
on the face as the round ended.
In the second and third Fverhar1t
had all the best of it. McGIynn. wll
1T Is said had not tiained a day. showed
great courage and SKIN. and sent Ever
bardts head back Three times with
right counters. McGGynn was bIee ling
from the right eye st the close of the
tTlird round.
.McGlynn was sent down with stiff
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-18

LONDON. March IA Rome special
says that Spain has bought the Italian
cruiser NareSe.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE re-
port that Italy is about to sell ships to
Spain is considered highly improbabd
here.
LONDON, March 17.-Spain is MAX
ing desperate efforts to secure Il navy
able to cope with that Of the United
States. This is shown by an offer just
made to the ltalian government for the
purchase Of four cruisers. Three OF
them are modern first -class cruisers
now a part of the Italian navy, while
the fourth, Carlo Alberto. is now build
ing. The ftniian consul has been sum-
monei t. consider the matter.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-18

that Spain is LEGALITY responsible.
through contrE5utory negligence for the
destruction of the Maine. This spain.
it is Thought. Will deny, citing the in
court. The President, ignoring Snain.s
answer. will then demand an Indemnity.
At the same time the President Will lay
the consular reports from Cuba before
Congress. revealing the failure of auto
nomy. The President will not recon-
mend any action by Congress and the
course chosen by him precludes any ac-
zion by Congress"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-18
\ LOElllNAL STORY.

NEW YORK. March 1.-THE Even
ing Journals Washington spei.jal s,ys.
The Presiaen is already aware whaf
ne co}ft Of Inquiry report Will contain
Waen II reaches Washington. and has
MED upon a plan % action. The report
VIII De delivered IN Washington be-
tween now and next Monday.
,aAccording t" the best information in
"'ilc'aI circles the President viii claim
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-18
CAN tbs BE GENUINE?
Infamous Lar Said to Have Been
Wriun by Weyler.
II 'Tatpr,rh0


ttr Teleguph)
NEW YOlS, March 1.-THE New
YORK J1urnItrhis afternoon prints a
statement wrter by Honore f. Lane,
he neWepaDa correspondent recently
arrested and aarched by Spanish of
lie.4ls IN CubFas prison, Havana, and
later expelled rom the island. This is
lie opening LANES statement:
On JanuaTy2i, at 10 o clock at night.
met in the Iife inglaterra. the head
quarters of Ii reporters in Havana.
Francisco Hiaj reporter Of ths rabid
Spanish paper,l.a Union CONSTITUTIONS
II. with whom frequently exchanged
news.
on asking Inn II ne had ANYTHING to
give ms n. uyk from hi. pocket a
letter and landed to me, saying:
Weyler wrote ,hts letter to santos
iuzman, who ..nt il to Move Ohe edi-
or Of La Uunon ConstitucionaN for
Aim to read a1,t write al, ,,.ri,.,e on The
acceptance Nv Heyler of the candidacv
4 deputy to ;lp cnrtes for Havana, 7
took th;s copy which You can Keep"
The foll0Wiaa is the alleged letter
referred 10 ,,r5,-.
"IIis Excel, reg, Don Francisco de
as Santos GIxnan. Havana: My dis
.uguishel pe.sunal ana political
'r.e;d: Since ne latest events have
asiss nged nv y;.ws about ,hs. attitude
IS mon orr nolit;,aI marty in cub, ought
a. assume
IL have thruci1t before mat it was
more lien,fie1 rJr us to abstain from
he electoral contest, believe now
hat it Is a ,-rript!s duty Cor lis to
"a 10 i,ht- noIl; our silr..ass cannot
b. doubted. ne;i.ler can nlr rlainriiy of
Ent.,rs. mr. mar Win n nrnrrnm Of de-
aave side ,y s ',% with n n2 all Of those
.ukpNvay>rD polittt.iaus wiz. though Span-
irls by heart. arr deceived by the in
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-18
FERN GOES TO HAV ANA

F1fIiNN GOES TO HAVANA.
tIF,Y WEST. March 11.@Contrary to
expectations the Fern sailed this morn
ing for Havana. Admiral S.card said:
with the Montgomery at Havana. we
must have some boat 70 yum errands. v
Some other V&Ssei. likely the Nashville
will carry provisions to Cuba.
GUNS FROM ARMSTRONG.
WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE first
disbursement of of the $50, 900. 600 was
ca bled the Armstrong; 4, London to-
day for twelve rapid-hre guns, rnclud-
ing mlpuntS and ammunition.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-18
EVERYBODY saws go.

CascaTets Candy Cathar,ic. the n ost won
Ierfu1 medical discovery Of the :ge, pleas
mt and refreshing to the TASTE, Ct gent,
nd positively on Kidneys, N"cr an bowels
.cansi"e The entire system. dispS! Cn,6
IRE headache, fever, habltual cols;ina,:c
I'd bliousneSs. Please buv ard try q 10
&. G. G. to-day: 10, p. so cents. fS0iuA,
granted tc cur" " al druggists
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-18
THE SIP AlNTSH REPORT.
NaIna Disaster "Indisputably Due to
An Internal Accident
O2E Te!egTELIlhO

An Internal Accident"
(i3y TelegruphD
NNADRVD. March 1I.-The foilowin g
.,ui-o Official note was issued here to-
i,sy:
THE report Of the Spanish commits
ion n the Maine is not Yet known;
ant the statements of several technl-
L! officers. who have made close
Nomination of the scene of the disas-
CT. show it WIS indisputaiTly due to
IN internal incident. American a!:Ser-
lions 10 the contrary are therefore de-
nlnred in official quarters as tsndlns.
o n!s!ead public opinion and render
h.. situation still more difficult from
NJ standpoint OF maintaining friendly
.elatiuns be,twae the two countries.
1t may be regarded as certain that
should the American technical commits
sion present report declaring the dis
nsr.r to be due to an external explosion.
h. uuMr here VIII refuse to accept
UGH a finding. and any demand for an
.niannilv based thereon will be indig-
llutIy repealed hy SPAIN
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-18
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


Steamer Carlisle City CEr,. Atkins,
London.
Steamer St Oswuld GsrD. IIend,lI
New Castle
Steamer G1anton (Br). Hubert. Dun
kirk
Schooner Florence, NEW York.
Schooner Henry :. Little. Providence.
Schooner COX ANA Green. tustun
schooner +. +. Hriry, Washington.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-18
GINS AT NEW TTAvFsN

NEW HAVEN, March 1.-THE gov
ernment promises to place three coast
defence guns on disappearing carriages
and eight murIars in the hdrbor to pre-
tect the city IN case of war,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-18
A Ho1rHiE-ADED MIII1TIAMAN

HUNTINGTON. w. VA, March IL
Mark Stevens. a civil war veteran, twit-
ted cross young miditfaman about
his patriotism today. The latter fired
three shots into Stevens. killing him
instantly.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-18
aiar.ne Mt-cc,i..ly.

AiN?',iri@i' -Ss.iisl. =. En,e...
Ne~plrt News.
ES'i:jl'I;,;-.t.r.ve1: chi Ii.rSA&er@.
NeMNOrt NnMs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-18
THE COUNTRY PREPARED

Miles said before starting for Washing
ton This morning That it is difficult to
tell the outcome Of the Maine matter.
Matters look serious. said he. but the
country is prepared for any emergency.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-18
WILL 40 GO TO HAVAiNI \.
az Te.cgraph.)

MApRID, Ar9.h 11.-Adn,irai Ber-
frejo. the minter of marine, has wired
the command Of the torpedo fotilla
1t the Hanarjs not to proceed to Ha-
vana.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-18
ALONG THE WATER FRONT
ITEMS OF INTEREST GATHERED
ABOUT TIE PIERS
Entrances and CiearI,nrcS ut the Custom
House. List OF Vessels Now III Port.
other Marine itru,S.


(By Telegra,h)
WASHlNC;TDN. NJ srDh l7.-Torera 50
for Friday. FOR eintI-i'ar; cooler
nrrtheriy winds
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-18
ANOTHE SQUADRON,
NContinuedt rom FIRST Pasel

Ano rican intests until my own or the
Spanish goveiment demands my re-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-18
WHY SHE WAS HAPPY.
((tIaI-.ai-ar1 IaoIar

cleveland Iieader.)
She was rich and he was clever
Hut the story-why pursue it?
He but loved her gold. you know;
She was rich and duli--but, oh,
Happy. too. because she never,
Never knew it,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-18

For Rent-The Central Hotel. nicely
furnished. Apply to NJ. II. Lash. 2s03
Washington avenue, feb 1b-t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-18
SAN FRANCISCO ARIR1yEs


LONDON, March 1.-THE cruiser San
Francisco arrived today. steaming up
the Thames. The cruiser AmazonaS
will be taken possession of by the
Americans tomorrow.