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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-12-20

Jacob Klein. Evan y IIians. Charles
L. Mack, 7. 4, Overtou, Alfred Chartz.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-12-20

FOR SALE-A Fine black walnut bed
room sec with double spring mattress.
parlor chairs, extension dining table and
cooking utensils Apply to J. D0ane.
For saIe-Cart an harness for sale
Inquire at BentOn's S able.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-04-17
ila muerte do FeIice CavaIIotti!
Milan, l6 de Msrso 1898.

Milan, l6 de Msrzo 1898.
Fl valiente y simpAtico caudillo do 10 de-
moeracia. Felice Cavallotti hs muerto bsjo sl
arma homicda del diputado orispino Macola!
Fl desafo tuvo lugar ell del corriente on
Ia Wills de Ia condssa Cellere, muy pr6xims 4
Roma, las S.55 de Ia tards Cavalo,ti esp'
r6 4 los diez minutes de haber sido herido.
La mayor psrte de mis- lectorss pregunta'
ran, squisn era Cavallotti? iquien era ese hom.
bre cuys muerte hs producido ed Itslis en- el
extrapjero una impression tan grander
Cavalotti era el honor personifcsdo era
el vslor, era Ia tradicei6n dc 10 mas puro y
glorioso; era la fs mas ssgura y mas limpia del
porvenir de Ia !ibertad; era la abnegaoi6n, el
sacriti,io; era la poesfa hecha hombre!
Cavallotti hs oado vfotima de la luoha que
81 sostenia contra los embrollonss ladrones
que infestsn Ia vida polftica ita'isns.
Y esta luchs, hermoss, noble J gigantssca
de un hombre solo contra un ejercito de ladro
nes que atentan al dinero pablico, contra los
ministros que especulan con las oondecoraoio.
nss, contra los diputados que venden Ell voto,
contra los periodistas que comercian la plums,
contra los hombres polfticos que de su posici6n
parlamentaria Sc airven y Sc han servido para
saquear los Bancos; repto ests lucha de ese
hombre ha tsnido un desenlaoe fatal.
Ell marti7, porque el sablazo que hs tron
chado su noble existencia, no es una consecuen
cia de Ia lucha extraordinariamente valerosa,
nj es ell dltimo y el mas doloroso episode que
81 emprendi6.
El drama terrible que ha oortado la vida
Felice Cavallotti, no debe buscarbe en- Ia pole
mica que origind ell dessfie: algo mas terio Sc
esconde detras de ese pretexto.
Ell diputado Maeola es crispino ac6rrimo,
Cavsllctti era el enemigo mas terrible que
tenfa Crispi, y como co el presente mes tiene
que resolverse la causa contra el ex-dictador,
no oonvsnfa bsjo niugan conoepto que Caya'
llotti saliese vencedor.
Cayallotti hs caido muerto por msno ho'
micids, preeisamente cuando ola los aplausos
de su trunfo. Italia entera le guardara eterno
reconooimiento. Honor su memoris!
Gloria & su nombre, que quedark como
justo ejemplo Ia posterdsd! Gloria 81 eau
dillo de la democracis! Gloria Feice Ca
vallotti-p. QUEVEDO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-04-17

AsociQci6a International para Soc0wo
de eyermos q heridos en- camlpaaa.
Con objeto de elegir Presdente de 10 Co.
misi6n Provincial y para reorganizar las Conf
stones activas, de esta humanitaria institution,
se celebrara junta general extraordinaria mana
ns lunes, las ocho de la noche en- Is Sala de
aotos del Ateneo Puertorrqueno. PodrAn
ssistir toios los socios residences en- Ia Capital
, en- Ia isla, = los que deseen inscribirse como
tales, ben que estos dltimos solo teudran voto
despues de hecha su inscription.
Estan dispensados del psgo de Quota ) SO
considerarAn como miembros aotivos necesarios
los m6dicos, farmaceuticos, sacerdotes, perio-
distas , profesores de eusefanza.
Queda alberto Ell registro de inscripciones
en- casa del Secretario don Jose Gord;ls, en- Ia
Farmacia de Guillermety y en- las redacciones
de todos los periodicos de la Capital.
Puerto Rico, Abril II de 1898 Ell De-
legado de la Assmblea Suprema,
Manuel Fernandez Ju,acos,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-04-17
-Llevsime de aquf ia los bastidores.
iTengo ganas de llorar! - LUIS BONAFOUX.
(Prohi6iQa la reDr0aucciGn)
Subscription nacional

La eGaceta Official, de hoy, publica Ia
siguiente dsposioi6n
<Abierta en- la Peninsula nna suscripCion
nacional, que enoabeza 8. M, la Rena Regente
con un million de pesetas, hemos de seguir no.
sotros el ejemplo, acudiendo oada uuo con Gus
recursos, a depostar el donativo, que en- horas
solemres para el honor Ia integrldad del te-
rritorio, necesita nuestra madre patria.
No mireis la cuantfa de la ofreuda todos
por igual agradecids, 10 mismo al magaate que
al obrero; mirad mas bieD, ell entusiasmo que
despierta y pensad, que el recuerao de nuestros
antepasados alienta en- estas playas que elos
descubrieron, y que suveda 10 que qulers, en-
todo por todo, seremos dignos de nuestrs glo'
ROSA histotoria.
Por estss consideraciones, de acuerdo con
e Consejo de Secretaries del Despacho, he te'
nido por conveniente disponer:
10. Sc abra una suscripo6n de caractcr
nacional de cuyos recursos &c dispondra en-
tempo oportuno, y So invita- al leal = honrado
pueblo de Puerto Rico, & las Corporaoiones
civiles miitaies Clero, Comercio, Iadustria,
Agricultores, en- general todss las clases
sociale slel pals, concurrir ella en- la medi.
da de sus fuerzas.
20. Los Ayuntsmientos SO reuniran en-
session extraordinaria dando lectura de este
Deoreto, y designaran persona encargada de la
recaudaci6n de los fondos. qoe seran deposita'
dos en- el Bauoo Espa1ol, terminada que sea Ia
suscripci6n de referenca, entregsndo los res
guardos en- la Seoretarfa del Gobierno general,
donde SO llevarA Ia Recommendation correspon
diente.
50. Queda encargsdo en- la capital de la
reoaudaci6n, en- horas habiles de o6cins, don
Names Redondo, Official .. dc la Seeretarfa
del Gohierno general.
Publfquese; comunfquese quien cores
ponda vuelva 8 la Secretarfa del Gobierno
general i los efectos procedentes. .-MAC1AS /,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-04-17

tros butaoas y asientos de preferencia, el rey
"a. D. g.), y en- su nombre Ia Reina Regente
del ReinoSteniendo en- cuenta que 10 cultura J
s6lida educaci6n militar les obliga ser come.
didos con el pdblico y observar en- todos los
aotos de la vida con sus superiores Ia prescrip.
ci6n do respeto y atencion que 60 consigna en-
la Ordencnza de acuerdo con 10 informado por
Ia Junta consultiva de guerra, ha tenido bien
resover que no SO halla prohibido nj debe pro.
hibirse que los soldados, cabos sargentoa
mas espeotaculos pdblicos butacas y asientos
de preferenoia,
Sastroria FrancoSa, Gale de Ia Fottsle'
Sobretodos la medida hechos.
Capas n medida.
-. Servicios prsstados por Ia policfa
municipal durante el dia noche anterior: de
nunciaios por infracci6n las reglas de policfa,
Antero Gonzalez, Julio Llasert, Antonio Ma.
chicote, Luis Laf6n Antonio IbAhez; condu
dido la prevention de Orden pdbl,co, Enrique
Vargas Blanco, por escardalo y desobsdiencis
4 la policfa; conduoido la carcel por orden del
juez municipal de San Francisco, Victoriana
Garcia, (s) Fosforito.
~. Dicen de Ponce que encuentra va fue
ra dc culdado aslstldo por el doctor Coronas,
nuestro estima1o amigo el sefor don America
Marin.
~ De Quebradillas: Ella noche del IA
del corriente, fue detenido puesto en- ell de-
p6sito municipal por el celosfsimo guardia
Cristino Acosta, el individuo Vicente Ramos,
que iba indocumenta!o llevaba un cabalo
sin guia nj propiedej, el cual resulto robado y
de Ia propiedad de don Joaquin Alarc6n vecino
de Isabella, donde fu6 extraido. Dicho indi-
viduo es vecino de Isabella, esta procesado, y
lie siguen oausa por otros robos.,
~ Un estimado amigo nuestro, hombre
que no Sc mama ell dedo, hs hecho un gran des'
cubrimiento, que acknowledgements &c demues
ira sst: E. mas S. (eegancia, mas solidez)
es D. ms B duraci6n mas baratura), como
B. N. es & X. (La X. son los sombreros de
eel Clsck San Francisco 81.
~. Segan los peri6dioos de Mayagiies
la causa principal de la elevation de precios de
artfculos es debda la elevation del tipo de
los giros. Con cambio IS 80 las ibras es-
terlinas, de s734 s75p: g sobre Francia, de
1923! $25 p. g sobre Espa6a y de $50! $50
por ciento sobre Nueya York. es impossible
vender provisiones baratas. Habrfa que optar
por no importarlas y el remedio serfa peor que
la enfermedad.
#ABASTO PURL1CO.-La osrne de
res, ss expendera mahana en- esta capital 1 80
oentavos el kilo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-04-17
hrooiho GAIA DE PREsTAMOs. AL pu

hrnfihn GAIA DE RESIAMOS. Al pu-
"'Vo'"o b'ico.-Los mdltiples disgustos que
nos origina el neg 'oio de pr6stamos y empefos,
bajo la forma sn que actaalmente 10 tenemos
estabecido, oblfganos q suspenderlo interim
practcamos una liquidaci6n necesaria nues-
tros iatereses convenente q los fines que en-
10 futuro, acordemos adoptar. En- tai virtud
advertimos todas las personals que tienen pa
gares pendientes, prendas en- empefo deuda
por liquidar en esta casa, Sc sirvan conourrir
reoogsr, los primeros su vencimiento; 4
retirar del empefio las segundas "a saldar sus
cuentas respectivas. No se divide que solo
dsremos de plazo para las prendas smpefiadas
hssta el Is del entrante mes, en- cnya fecha
pondremos estas & subasta pablioa Arecibo Is
de Abril de 1884. Martn q Go. 81
A grandes MALEs pd5 cgasaa eRAN1ss 7 EsmE
miento organico aniquils ell cuerpo y ell espfri-
tn sc impone devolver 81 sistema nervioso
toda su fuerzs vigor; dc ahf Ia indication
especial del xVino Cordial de Cerebrina, de
Ulrici, conceptuado por los medicos mas emf
nentes, como el <reconstituyentes epoderoso y
el vitalizadors mas rapido. bps.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-04-17
LA CRUZ R0JA

AsociQci6n International para soco'vo
de e,termos y heriaos en- campaHa.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-11-17
nnnhnin knni.

Married, in this city, on Wodnos-
day, Nov. l6, by Rev. u, Kent, father
of the bride, DR., S. I. noahoGo and
Miss Julia A, Kent.
The wedding was n quiet one, only
the family at homo and friend or
two being present
The bride Is we'll known In Mineral
Point, whore Shc has II wide circle OF
friends who tender congratulations to
tho Doctor and wish both bride and
groom their rull share OF happiness
aud prosperity. She Is u aealous
worker in church and Sunday school
and her friends are glad to know that
she Is to remain with them.
The newly wodded pair took the
afternoon train Tor Chicago, where
the Doctor will attend the convention
of Railway surgeons, which will con-
veuo In that city. After "a few days
visit they will return and make their
homo In the DOCTORS residence on
Main street,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-11-17
\ i i i i \ s
Chamley Whittor,l.


Married NJ high noon, Tuesday,
Nov, Is, nj the residence OF Mr.. ard
Mrs. Thomas Whitford, in this city
10y Rcv, L. Kent, Mr., John w, Cham
ley and Miss Blanche Whitford,
The quiet and impressive ceremony
was Witnessed 10y the Immediate mla-
tivos ot the bridal party These were
from Livingston, rlNuevillc and this
city The bride was quietly but taste
fully arraycd,
After an excellent Wedding dinner
the happy pair took the train for
Chicago. They will he gone few
days; and thcn, ON their return, make
their home In this city,
Roth bride and groom are we'll
known and very highly esteemed, and
Tho Democrat joins with host of
other friends in rendering hearty con-
gratulations and good wishes,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-11-17
ADAM DRESEN.
A Very Narrow Escape.
Madison journal

Madison Journal
On Monday morning Lake Men
dota was again the loser in M at
tempt to take the iifo Of one of Mad
ison's most promising sons. This
time the principal actor was G. F.
Spensloy, the Junior member of the
law firm Of Bashford, Aylward Il
Spensley. Mr.. Spensley is ono of the
best shots and most successful hunt
ors In the state, and 1t was while
hunting ducks on Mendoza TINT he
came so near losing his lifo
After spending the night at Solid
Comfort, on tho Mendoza club
grounds. Mr.. Spensley, before sun
rise, Monday morning, concealed
himself in n bog about half n mile
from shore, opposite the mouth of
the Ynhnra river, for the morning
shoot. The wind was blowing n gale
and while attempting to shoot IN nm
upright position, the roll OF the boat,
together with tho recOil of the gun,
caused him to lose his balance and
plunge headlong into ten feet OF Ice
cold water. AS he came to the sur
face he grasped the gnnwnle OF the
boat and tried to draw himself In, but
In his haste, turned the boat com
pletely over instead, sending his gun
and box Of ammunition to the bot
tom Of the lake, and again snbmerg.
ing himself. On coming up the see
ond time he grasped the bottom Of
the boat and tried, by shouting and
blowing his duck call, to- attract the
attention Of Russell Jackson, who
was In n bog about quarter Of n
mile distant. The wind was so
strong that II was half an hour be-
fore he succeeded, and when Mt last
help came, he was lifted out Of the
water In scmi-conscious state.
Warm blankets and stiinulants
brought him around in about half an
hour, however, and he Is out today,
apparently none the worse for his
narrow escape.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-11-17

WANTED. .-- Several Trustworthy
persons IN this state TO manage our bus
lncss In their own and nearby counties. II
il mainly office work conducted at home.
Salary straight 5000 year and expenses
definite bonnfde, no more. no loss salary,
Monthly s75. References. Enclose sclf-ad-
dressed stamped envelope. Herbert y, Hess.
Prcst., Dept NJ, Chicago.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-11-17

Reports from Madison say that
Robert NJ. La Toilette is slightly
better than he was. He Is still con-
fined TO his bed and Is allowed by
his physician To see one or two
visitors In the middle Of the day. It
Is not expected that he will be able TO
be about for several weeks, II not
months.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-11-17
THINK spiylup l,pll.

The music for the Thanksgiving
Dance, ut opera hall on Thanksgiving
evening will be furnished by the Min
ernl Point orchestra and Mineral
Point Band. Tickets ilfty cents
per couple Pleasure for all who nj
tend. Proceeds for the benefit OF the
Band
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-11-17

When you call for DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve the great pile cure, don't
accept anything else. Don't be talked
into accepting II substitute for piles
for sores, for burns. w. II. Pri-
deauX. 81
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-11-17

About three weeks ago, a short dis
tance north west of the city 4 watch
and chain. The finder will be lther-
ally rewarded ON leaving them at The
Democrat office.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-11-17
'Thnuksyiyinv liull.

The Darlington Fire Department
will hold its annual ball, on Thanks
giving eve, Nov s3rd, 1908, A good
time Is assured and the public are
cordially invited,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-11-17
Oysters.

The Oyster Season ls now open
and we are prepared To serve you, at
the Mineral Point Bakery.
w. j. HosKEN, Proprietor.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-11-17
Try some

OF that new coffee , pounds for
% cents mt Gales.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-11-17
Have You

Seen those fine dishes which are
drawn with Baking Powder nj Gales
Cash Store.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-11-17

w. I. Penhallegou is in Chicago
buying goods for the White House,
Remember his Cloak Sale Friday and
Saturday.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-11-17
For Sale,

The Robert Whitney property will
be sold nj bargain. Inquire of
II. ). We'll.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-11-17

To call and examine that fine line of
Chinaware, that they are giving away
with Baking Powder at Gales Cash
Store.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-11-17
lF ALL THE MEN
IN THE WORLD

were of the samc hciGhth, breadth
aud stoutucss, there would still he
difference in their figures which would
show two plainly in n ready made
suit 1t is impossible to fit II man
perfectly unless the clothes are made
for him alone BE mado-to-mcasme
man. .rt me make that fall suit.
Prices right of course,
We have ON hand II large and
beautiful lime of fall and winter
,oolens, and are prepared to make
style you wish, nj the lowest prices,
are considered, and YOU will
in the end If VIZ make your clothes.
and to perfection.
ours for Best Values,
NJ hhINnJINT
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-21

for the suppo-, OF the Spanish SOW
ereigntv. The last revolt broke ont
IA 1870 The conspiracy was discov
cred before the day appointed for the
rising. and the plans OF the insurrec-
;ionists were Disconnected Yet when
the authorities proceeded 20 arrest
those known 70 be involved the rebels
mustered IN force. amounting 20 sew
eral thousand. but were dispersed
when they offered battle in the neigh
borhood OF Manila. The insurgents
established themselves IN the province
81 Cavlte. on the south shore OF Manila
Bay, eight miles southwest 81 the port
Of Manila, and held Il until the arri-
val OF -, 600 reinforcements from Spain
and OF a considerable naval feet. which
enabled the government 10 suppress
them. Here was the scene Of the bat
tie OF the lst of May, 1898, between
the American Commodore Dewey,
with seven vessels OF war and two
transports. and the Spanish Admiral
Montijo, with ten armored vessels. IN
which the latter was GisastrOusly de-
feated.
IN the inaccessible mountainous
F parts OF the iSlAnUS there are SIN uD-
subdued sayages. In the last census
returns the number of natives not sub
jected TO the civil government and
paying no tribute is given a. COZ. s53,
while the number OF natives paying
tribute is returned as >, sol, Bot.
The lates: records Of the Philadel-
phia commercial museum furnish
these statistics.
The public revenue OF the island is
about S.. 600, 900. Of which the larger
part is raised from direct taxes. poll
taxes, customs, monopolies and lot
teries.
The chief articles of produce are
sugar, hemp. tobacco, coffee and
I copra. The foreign trade j. confined
70 the ports OF Manila, IloilO, CebJ
F. and Jamboanga.
a The climate OF the Philippines
r varies little from that OF other noun
e famous tropical countries. The rang
: Of the thermometer during the year D
{ from a little over sixty degrees Z
z about ninety. The year may be di
s. vided into three seasons; the first
e cold and dry. commences IN NOvem
IS be-; the second. warm but still dry
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-21

people. OF whom a dwarfei race &C
Negritos. now driven into the moUu-
tains and interior lands. seem 70 be tie
descendants of the aborigines. The
bulk Of the population Is Malayan. az
whom there are numerous tribes; the
dirtiesi and most pagan is known rs
the Igorrotes, and yet they display
exemplary qualities. They are one q
the most important mountain tribes OF
Luzon and are among the population
who virtually escape omnivorous
Spanish taxation. They are good
farmers, Laying out terracel fields ou
the mountains. constructing irrigation
canals and having a considerable rep
utation as metallurgists Their do
nestle morality Is fGvo-ably IN contras;
with that OF their neighbors.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-21
Rns1on Co,nmon,. Gnlr-.

Massive ornamental iron gates,
which were never closed. and the
posts supporting them and bearing
tall lanterns. all OF which have stood
for years at one of the entrances TO
Boston Common and now have given
way because Of the subway excsva-
tions. are 70 be regretted at the en-
trance 10 the site OF the Confederate
military prison at Andersonvilie. Ga.
When originally placed the gates
were dedicated" by Governor John
4. Andrew, of Massachusetts.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-21

In short timc fleet 90 four ships
and three s,oops was ready. aud with
these Admiral Hopkins set our to win
glory for himself and country. Among
his hentenants was the famous john
Paul Jones. who was. probably. the
most brilliant and daring naval officer
of the wars with England
The Bahama Islands m the West
Indies were then an English colony,
with New Providence a. their princi-
pal seaport and seat of government.
and hither the uew Admiral sailed the
new navy. he attacked the city. cap
tured the harbor fort and town. and
brought back with him 10 America the
/ English Governor as prisoner. eighty
cannons and very large quantity ot
ammunition and military stores. This
/ brilliant achievement was godsend
20 the disheartened and lmpOverished
patti lots
Soon after his return from the Bahia
| mas he met two English ships od
Block Island. and captured both o'
them. Two days later be had an en-
gaxement with the English twenty
uine-gun ship Glasgow, bat did MOI
succeed an capturing a.
Ezekiel Hopkins IA l171 equipped d
fast and powerful privateer and again
went % sea he sailed % the Eas
Indies. where his daring and skill
found rich rewards During one cruis'
he captured e sufficient number O.
rich English merchantmen to can-'
his profits 70 foot up over $1,000, 600
Al another time he fell IN with larg'
fleet Of Enghsh merchantmen pro
tected by man-of-war He boldl.
Joined the heet. and every night Gu
out and captured a vessel. until b
had sent ten home aud could spare n
more men from his crew He becam
the most successful and daring OF "A
the American privateersmen.
When the war ended he returned
/. Rhode Island. and became one of hs
most prominent and busy citizens.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-21
Fir.f Enn ON = Eank.

The frs run" on banking insti-
tutions in London was IN 1867. Many
Lombard street goldsmiths and bank
ers had lent ont the money intrusted
to them, and being called upon for
payment, were unable 10 meet the de
mand. crowd of creditors and
others assembled and a riot followed,
in which four bankers were hanged az
their own doors before order could be
restored and the angry creditors per
suaded that they were not being swim
died
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-21

The outbreak Of the Revolutionary
War found the patriots without navy.
Congress had TO create one. Four
merchantmen were first purchased.
hastily equipped with guns and sent
20 sea a. cruisers. but their defects as
war vessels soon became 50 apparent
that Congress determined az once %
set about the building Of navy. On
October 3. l77J Congress ordered
two cruisers built. and on December
13 the order was increased 20 Ave 81
gun ships. FIVE 2S-gun ships and three
2t-gun ships They were 20 be ready
for the sea by the following April.
The names given to the thirteen YES
sells were Boston. Congress. E8ng-
ham, Delaware. Hancock. Montgom-
cry. Raleigh. Trumbun. Virginia.
Warren. Washington and Randolph.
/ These were she first war vessels con
structed IN the United States.
The first COMMANDMENT Chief was
! Ezekiel Hopkins. OF Rhode Island, a
Younger brother OF Congressman
| Stephens Hopkins He was appointed
10 this high ofice on December -,
1878.