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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-07
ITALIAN BARnnns FIGHT.

One - Killed Another Morally and
Third Seriously Wounded.
Texarkana, Ark. March 6.-The fiercest
street battle ever witnessed in Texarltana
occurred here just before dark this after
noon Five men were engaged in the desper-
ate fight, one of whom was killed outright
and another mortally wounded, the third Sc
riously injured, while the other two are In
hiding. and the extent of their wounds is
not known.
Tho casualties: Vincent Graviapo, dead
shot through the heart S Graviano, nertaliy
wounded; shot through the breast, shoulder
arus and leg. Pete Darrigo, seriously
wounded in the groin and leg
Tie tragedy occurred IN that part OF the
city Known ms Swampoodle and the partici-
pants wero all Italian bHS'ers.
y. Gingotta and his son-in-law. Mike Cam
nollo, were dlspuung in front Of Antonio
Columbus saloon and were about TO come
TO blows when the CRAVING brothers came
az and attempted TO stop the argument.
Girlotta and Cannella the turned upol the
Craylrcs. and both sides drawing rovolvers
the battle was soon in progress. More than
thirty shots were fired. The man who
was killed began shooting as he
amp reached GinGotta. who floorcd him with a
blow from his pistol and fired the fatal shot
into his body. cannclla fired more than
dozen bullets at S. G-a,iano and IL is a
rniiecle that he escaped Gingo.ta and Can
nella fled aud are still ut large.
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WEEK IN CONGRESS.
asst of the Work Which Has
Been Mapped Out.
DPRlATlON BILLS ARE IN ORDER
Nay Make Provision for the
20 New Artillery Regiments.
A Penceful Week.

nlngton, March 6.-The senate will
probability begin the week with the
eraiion OF the bill OF appropriations
e District of Columbia, and when
completed viii take mp the confer
report on the legislative, executive
Pdicial appropriation bill, which has
fgreed upon and will be reported TO
mate tomorrow. 1t is quite probable
|ne District bill VIII consume two or
|oass' or evn more. One OF the ques-
y thls Dill which may arouse debate
action of the senate committee on
Pfialions in striking out the item in
n as 1t came from the house limit
Fiephono charges in the District.
VIII be an effort TO restore THE pro-
census bill, the Methodist book
phi and Senator Pettigrew's bill do
per cent OF the proceeds of sales
,ns lands TO the various settlers IN
'' ms WIZ contend for right OF way
! Aeie are no appropriation bills to
,ae.ehlion, and ii is as yet uncer-
up.
n, 'nesc may be antagonized By tho
~ annexation treaty, but the plans
t'reign relations committee with
W. 70 the treaty are so far too tn
u /, 10, 10 permit any prediction as TO
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CcnrnI T'cAns TencI,crs.

Calvert, Texas, March 5,-The Central
Texas Teachers association viii meet in
the public school building at Navasota
Saturday, March IL. Following is the
programme:
Defective Reading Its Remedy-Miss
Edna Leake OF Nayasota and Miss West
OF Bryan; general discussion.
Committee report on course OF study in
science-Dr. s. l.. Hornbeak, chairman, Of
Tehuacana.
Address by DR.. George T. Winston, pres
ident State university.
English in the High School-Miss Glen
ME Wilson of Calvert and Mr.. j. w. Reid
of Mexia: general discussion.
Hardness; It's Evil Effects; Remedy
Mrs. A. W. Hall OF Franklin and Mr.. j..
b. Wolfe of llearne; general discus sion.
General business.
Address by Miss Marine Harrison, editor
Texas School journal
Address by Hon. J. NJ. Carlisle, super
intendent OF public instruction.
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SUNDAY IN HAVANA
AMERICAN CORRESPONDENTS WILL
HE BANIsHED FROM ISLAND.
Conspiracy--No New Developments
Regarding the Maine.

| Havana, March Elm ,f1lition to Henri
| Lame the American correspondent, Vim
| cente Pardo Suarez, editor of La Repub-
liea, and eleven others have been arreeted.
making thirteen in all. All are imprison-
ed in Cabanas fortress. The names OF the
others are Jose Estrada, Ernst Gayabons,
who was formerly deported; Jose Roseo,
Manuel Parade Lopez, Anahen Enriques.
Colombia Francisco Diaz, who was once
deported; Manuel Arencbia, Pedro Mon
tello, Manuel Vasquez and a Spaniaid
whose name is not given. Henri Lame
will be sent north on Wednesday.
1t is officially stated from American
sources that two or more American cor
respondents will be required to return to
the United States at the same time. The
prisoners are charged with conspiracy. In
all eighteen are implicated. Eleven. ii Is
said, will be sent out of the country and
seven to the Isle of Pines.
he day has been cool, ana has been
observed as II holiday, especially in the
harbor, which was full of boats bearing
visitors TO the Nizcaya and Almirante
OcuendO.
The court OF inquiry was not In regular
session. but conference was held In the
morning with Ensign Powellson and two
divers who went over their former testi-
mony with plans OF the wreck and charts
of the Maine before the explosion
The government has finished with the
services OF the wrecking tug Right Arm.
which will leave for the north in the
morning.
Diver Olsen from the cruiser New York
was down more last week than any record
for such work.
Captain Juan Caraya called today on
CapiaIn Sigsbee and Lieutenant Com
mander Cowles OF the Fern. and official
calls we're exchanged between the Off
GERS of the port, Admiral Manterola aud
the officers OF the Almirante oGnendo. The
usual saIutes were fired as the officers
we're received, or Immediately afterward.
The executive committee OF the auton-
ornist marty issued manifesto this morn
ing which argues at length that broad
ching OF the constitution OF the colony Is
needed and urging the adoption OF such
methods to secure peace as were agreed
on al the recent meeting Of the central
committee OF the party the substance OF
which has already been cabled. The mani
festo really puts no new views and gives
no new solution.
A body found today has been Identified
as that of Wager. sergeant o. marines.
with five Others II was sent to Key West
today on the Bache. She will return here
soon to relieve the Fern, the latter act
ing as a dispatch boat.
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I SHARP, DECISIVE FIGHT.
Nab, Inflicted Loss Of Three Hun
dred on Spaniards.
THE YELLOW FEVER AND DYSENlrRY
PlnsinH Havoc with the spanish
soidiers-rando's Attempt 20 Raise
Volunteers n Failure.

New York. March 6.--Thc Havana cor
respondent Of the sun at Puerto Principe
CITY writes that the dry season campaign
IN that province 10 closing with great ac-
tlvtty on tie part of the Cubans. News
from Santiago de Cuba is favorable to tho
Cueens. General Paudo has lost 1900
soldiers is his fruitless endeavors to fort
ify the entrance Of Cuato river. The stun
tion OF the Spanish troops in the east is
terrible. Heat is intense there, and. bo-
sides the losses of Spanish troops in their
engagements with CuBens. yellow fever
and dysentery are making havoc In their
ranks. There are few Spanish soldiers In
good health. Moreover. Pando has utterly
failed in his attempt to raise troops among
the natives The hatred against Spain is
so deep no man Is willing to wear the
spanish uniform, no matter how large the
nay that General Pando offers him.
General Jesus Rabi, indignant over re-
ports circulated by the sraniards that lie
was about to accept brlbe or surrender
and embrace autonomy, gathered his forces
near Barrancos on February 20, and
fiercely attacked Spanish column going
10 Bayamo The Spanards, though the
route Is the most dangerous IN the whole
province. aud they generally encounter
Cubans there. We're utterly surprised by
the sudden attack. They had scarcely time
10 prepare TO repel with their bayonets
the nachcte charge of General Rabi The
fight was sharp and decisive, Over 200
Spaniards were killed and the rest of the
column was dispersed. General Rabi Sc
cured body CT 400 mules loaded with pro
visions and ammunition. He wrote let
ter after the battle to General Pando.
thanking him for the important convoy he
had sent to Bayamo and the opportunity
he had given him TO capture 1t,
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HOUSE FORECAST.
nef OF milne Victims May
l., fnssed This Week.

hassed This Week.
March Cit Is probable
~ Dill for the relief of the survivors
INNS Of the Maine disaster and the
ohi providing for two additional
sn's OF artillery with which to man
~ setenses viii pass the house this
ne former bill was held UP till
~ De investigated, as it was said
|'ne special bill for the relief OF The
US ana victims of tie Samoa wreck
1eo 10 some scandal. That bill was
lawn, aud it has bsen asserte 1
rha.ase OF its PROVISIONS were
\ ea ns preaent bill has been carefully
En- 10 now satisfactory 10 Mr.
La,lors 'lah OF the committee on ~.
asaiiy all opposltio< to the artillery
~" disappeared in the house. The
4 20 SAID. are in favor OF delaying
h. 20 allay alarm, which might
intensified had 1t been rushed
'Ae mouse as Il was through the
km,s aeuon on these two measures
nas programme this week SO lar
anticipated Is entirely peaceful
Hons. Possipie foreign COM
EoItow is District az co,,,mh,, nv
fnr oy special order, has baen set
kct o,ssr sonsideraticn of the Bow-
'n'cop- Eapss contested election
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FINANCIAL REVIEW.
Gold For Shipment to New York In
Demnnd--Spnnish Bonds weak.


Gold For Shipment to New YORK In
Dcmund--Spanish Bonds weak.
London, March 6.-The money market Is
practically unchanged, The tendency to
case off has been checked by the New
York demand for gold ard the expected
Greek and Indian loans will doubtless keep
the market firm On the stock exchange
there was little change Consols rcceded
slightly and hank stocks relapscd points,
making II 10 points bslow the highest this
year American railways wero Irregular,
the changes, which We're chiefly down
ward, including Union Pacific, which fell
/ 3-S; Erie firsts, L. and N, Union PACT
fio preferred la Atchison preferred, Den
yer and Rio Grande and Norfolk and West
ern preferred / per cent The increases
ere Nor bern Pacific preferred. which
rose | 1-S Canadian pacifics are 3-S
pei cent higher End Grand Trunk shares
have also risen. the increase being 81 10
/ "a. The South American railways
slowed general and substantial declines.
Among International securities Spanish
bonds are weak and 3-i lower.
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|INLEY WILL CROWD SPAIN.
to Be Resolved that the Cuban
War Shall End.
lis End Plans Will Be Formulated to Result in
an Ultimatum to Spain that HostiIities
Must Cease May 1.
,s..sssssssese
sssssseso :

sbgn 6The Orleans Times DEM
before MAY
took place at the White House
be taken Immediately
question that the
Cuba He realizes that IL he
the first OF
beginning season 1t will
impossible with six
postponed for almost another
line of action which
will be brought
accomplished from the winters OF
Of had
White House will probably plan formulated
something
that have been forth
evident that the expedecy OF stiff
Iuon being n
feeling
of bonds
coakrooms
congressional Endorsement
manifested Many republicans wish
the al
authority CUBAN question
crowded she has
peace"
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

loft consisted of attention to small boats
and spars.
The immense crowds which flocked to
the naval station last Sunday were largely
increased today, but no one was allowed
to get close to the warships.
Sentrfes were posted at the entrance TO
the wharyes and only workmen and those
on business were allowed inside the lines
The old single turret monitors in the chan
mel, relics OF the late war, were an attrac-
tiop to thousands and their decks were
crowded all day.
1t was reported that five of these were
to be taken out of their berths as soon as
possible and the modern guns placed
aboard. Those now in the turrets are of
the old smooth bore kind. Information ,is
to the movement of these boats came from
one Of their men and was not official. The
boats which it is said win be tried are the
Montauk. Jason. Manhattan, Lehigh and
Canonicus The purpose Of the trial with
modern guns is to determine whether they
will maintain their center Of gravity well
enough to be valuable for use in any en-
Urgency.
1t was also reported today that the
cruiser Columbia, now in dry dock, has re-
ceived orders to sail for Key West as soon
as possible.
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As TO COLLECTIONS.
The Automcmist Government wants
Them Postponed.

Havana, via Key West, March 6.-The
autopon.ist government has asked the opin-
Ion of commercial houses here with respect
10 the postponement of collections or mort
cages until the war is over and chance
has been given 10 produce something on
tho property The majority of replies are
IN favor Of such an arrangement.
Foreign creditors, especially the Lngllsh.
nro,est that thy should not come unier
,be yame head with the resident creditors.
hui that their debts should be coll acted.
.ai,sr,,nns Millions OF dollars are inyoIsfd
and there is great interest in the decision
on the question.
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RockdaIc, Texas, March B.-Nev. T. q. At
fred. who succeeds Rev. A. !. Kincnid ss
pastor OF the Baptist church AT this place has
arrived and entered upon his duties.
protracted meeting is being held here In
the Methodist church which has attracted
large Attendance and much interest, Pre-
powerful and Instructive sermons last week
and other visiting ministers are expected
during this week.
Crop prospects TO date arc good and farmers
are well mp with their work. The demand for
any aud all kinds OF cattle continues aud
COED prices are resllzed.
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MORE TROUBLE IN CHINA.
Russia Refuses to Evacuate Port Arthur and OPP
poses the Anglo German Loan.

London March
demanded
May
fetal to China and n
Term loan
NJ Pvo
and demanded
made public but Russas Ear
East On Friday
with
England
appropriations %
The Chinese
cncc.
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LEAGUE ISLAND YARD.

r Work on Warships--The Old
Monitors brought Out.
1elphia. March 6.--Today was q
jn Of last Sunday in the general ac-
J League Island navy yard. Work.
Re busily engaged upon the cruiser
hollis, the monitor Miantonomoh and
Katahdin. In addition work was
IN in the mould loft and several
we're in operation in the blacksmith
The utmost reticence prevailed
khe force Of sailors and workmen at
u and it was impossible to obtain
cial opinion as to the details of the
bing on. 1t was evident, however,
work was being pushed us rapidly
Ible. The work on the Minneapolis
was all below decks and
d to consist of repairs and inspea-
the machinery. On the Katahdin
ndards for the rapid fire guns were
rected and some small repairs were
N below. The work in the mould
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AusrRIArs NEW CABINET.
Count Won Thun VIII Very Likely
Succeed GaUtsch.

Vienna, March 6.-The cabinet crisis
which eliminated yesterday in the resis-
nation of Baron Gautsch and his ministry
was complete crisis in its suddeness.
though expected TO occur ere long. Count
Won Thun Is a fayorite of the emperor and
is believed to have been long marked by
him for the premiership. 1t Is even al
legged that Baron Won Gautsch win be com
i ned 10 rcsign by pressure from above
Count Won Thun intends to form con-
cabinet. but there is consider
oslo doubt whether he viii succeed better
than his predecessors in arranging the dit
ficulty with Hungary.
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KNIVES AND PISTOLS.


galloway, KY. March CA bloody fight
took place yesterday evening 10 Harlan
oou,.ty 10 which one mnn Is reported to have
hecn k,iied and tive others mortally wounded.
The participants were William and Sam
c,oss aesInst Abe and John Carroll and Abe
Sesell Knives and pistpls were used. ana
j. n raid this, seweIl was Instantly kilied.
,s,rn fatally injured. Particulars are nesser,
nut as tar IS IAN r. Learned. the trouble arose
oy.r the killing CT calf belonsins TO the
Gross brothers b. Carroll.
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Mammoth cIotiier.


j. Nj. Coleman, by sheriff, to Samuel
b. Mckee, III acres III j. Christy
Eurscy MISUNDERSTANDING.
j. M. Coleman and wife TO Samuel
b. Mckee, IA acres In J. chfisty
Dave Henderson. by sheriff TO Me-
lima Freund. lot 2, block Q, lot
2, Holman survey ...,...,....,...
p. Witty, by sheriff. 10 j. W. sum
lot T. block 10, lots . and o. block
II, Barnes a. Wetmore addition,
north side OF Buffalo bayoI......
Samuel .. Mckee to Rose, Maria ana
Margaret Cornell, Eliza Mahei,
Kcsn Brett, Frank and Helen ifitz-
rntIick. each 1-l2 and to Kate
swanzic and Margaret Reilly. each
IL Of liz acres in Joseph Christy
survey ..s.-.,...f....., ....... - . :
+. Il. Barrows to Richard $. Maj
shall, lots 20 and "a, block 100.
La Porto ....-.,. ..,..-........,
Morgan's Point Land and Loan
company TO E, r. Hamilton. lots
q and 22. block ~, Bay View,
j. Hunter league ...,......-.-,.'
Hulda =. Kollman and husband, :.
w, to j. NJ. Heiscr. agent, south
one half OF lot $, block 4s7, south
side Of Buffalo bayou .........,..
Hulda r. HOLMAN and husband. IL.
W, to j. NJ. Heiscr. agent. lots
and .. block II. .Sydnor addition,
north side Of Buffalo bayou 1893.
Sarah C.. Ball OF al to Alfred Q.
Workman, lG5Is acres In north
one-hnlf OF George -. Mckinstry
League .....! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
c. e. Hampil and wife, Cora L., 10
w. g. Randolph, acres In w.
John owens, ST.. by trustee. to Mrs.
Ida Japhet acre or Forth end Of
lot 4, block 10. second tier Of
Harris g. Wilson greet ..........
J. j. Burroughs. by sherlf. TO ]. ~
Burroughs. blocks go, and VI.
Chapman's third addition, north
side OF Buffalo bayou; also lot 4,
100 acres in Rit. Morris league.
w, n. Parker and wife. Annie, TO
Mrs. Sadie NJ. Oates. 100 acres IN
Harris g. Wilson league on Green's
bayou; also lot z. block 245, north
side OF Buffalo bayou ............
w. II. Parker to John Parker, 100
acres In Harris & Wilson league
on Green's bayou: also lot s. block
295. north side Of HnnalO bayou.
Sadie NJ. and y. w. 0atfa.,J. w, w.
r. and Annie Parker 10 w. r.
Parker. all interest In Vince labor
III acres, on Green's bayou: also
0 acres in Harris y Wilson league
II. Paul Georgi 10 III. r. Rumpel,
one half undivided Interest ID tive
acres In John brown League ....,.
George l.. Porter am ". III Crank
TO Mrs. 8. 4. Biackburn, widow. 1S0
asres. southeast quarter of section
CO. block 2, Houston and Texas
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q. G. v. Election.

Lotihart, Texas, March 1.--Ceorge y. PICK
EFT caiap No. $40, u. G. ". at a resuiar
meeting yesterday elected The following ~
fcers for the ensuing year: }. v. Jolley,
commander; g. W. Kyecr first lieutenant;
!. H. Lane. second lieutenant. H. 2. Clark.
third Iltuierant. j. N. l.. McCurdy, ad.ue
tant: leo Ilogan. iresslrtr. VI. W CARPENTER.
chaplain: J. NJ. cardweiI, quart.rmsstfr; w.
s. AJlrn. rolnnissa:y: q. G. Watkins, rclar
sergeuni; u. II. RosaD, officer oi the day; a.
h Gfliis. vidette: G. ". Stone. fret color
guard; y. +. Sparks. second color guard.
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nnnker Mnshington Was Cnmc.

Prairie View. Texas. March G--Professor =.
l.. Biackshear principal OF the colored state
Normal school. has received the following
letter from Booker r Washington principal
1,skeree Normal aud Industrial Institute:
TuaIegee Ala March ~ Ny Dear Sir;
.t.yc a letter from Mr. Len president OF your
TEXAS State Teachers assofihtion. as N'ii -
your cwn Of February IS, 20 which ] leg to
state that | shall make every effort 10 ut
tend ,our association meetrs to be held ~
Gaiyea,on on July J. Yours very truly,
Booker T. Washington.
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a narn Burned.

Granger, Texas, March mir william
Meadows barn. with about 300 bushels OF
corn, q lot OF hay, oats and other feea
staff. was consumed by fire Just before
dirk Yesterday evening. The origin OF the
Gre unknown. but thought TO have been
from a light cigarette. Loss $500, Win no
insurance. 't
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D,.,,.I, ofucc rs nj Khnrfoum.

Londcn. March 6.--The Cairo cores
pondent Of the Daily Mail says he is in
armed on reliable authority that three
French officers have been in Khartoum Tor
three months
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NEW ENGLAND STRIKE.
weaver. Are Preparing IL BASIS OF
settlement.

New Bedford, Mass, March 6.-The confer
cuca committee of the weayers met today ana
Authorized Secretary cunnane TO prepare
PROPOSITION upon the fines question, whien
VIII be submitted to the State board OF ar
bitrptlon here tomorrow, and II II meets their
api iognl will subsequently be submitted 70
ths manufacturers This action IL 10 response
10 q request from the State board OF arhitra-
Ion who, IN turn, have been requested ~
Tho manufacturers 70 secure such propozl-
tiou
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cucro, Texas. March G.--The last OF the
meal fed cattle we're dipped from cuero
FRIDAY. Messrs A. Hamilton and y y.
sumnsrs shipped a train lead 10 tns p
Ts,,,is marEet Mr. summers, r =. Iay-
lar and S. n. Calhoun went with them
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case will occupy two and probably three
days, and such time as remains will prob
ably be consumed in the consideration of
the postoffice appropriation bill, which is
expected to be ready by Wednesday.
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Omaha vice Presidents.

Fort Worth, Texas. March 1.-The next
meeting OF the Texas vice presidents OF the
OMAN exposition viii be held In Fort
Worth. The date IL the 9Th instant Cow
ernor culberson win be present on that
occasion.
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c.n. t:iyen an ovation.

Athens. March 6.--The royal family at
tended todoy the laying of the foundation
stone of an expiatory chapel OF the scene
~ tho recent attempt on the life OF King
George. Tho king was the recipient OF
great popular ovation.
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p,cou,rt snuns E~tcrhnxy.

Paris, March 6.-colonel Picpnart re-
fuses to answer Comte Esterhazys chal-
lenge to a duel for causes growing out OF
the Dreyfus and lola trials.
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Hrrznrfn County Tcachcrs.

Columbia. Texas, March THE Brazoria
county teachers institute has been in SEES
slon hero since Thursday evening and adj
joufned AT II O'Clock.
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4 Rrcipe for Mnnge.

Corpus Christi. Texas March e.Thsre
being many cattle in this as well IS other
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London, March GA dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Hong Konp says several
additional waiships are expected there
shortly
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ENGLAND WON'T Stand lr.

anccs. Russia can convert either port int
a second and stronger viadivostock.