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Evening star., 1899-04-15

All our estimates as to the profits from this
company's operations have been based on a selling
price Of IL cents pound for copper, which leaves
us an assured margin of at least SO per cent on
t1s5sc bid ard refused the highest price for cop
per in years. sufficient to than double the
dividends instead of the "a per cent estimated.
The great 0o-pound nugget taken from the Val
Boston April a. and is exhibition at the
company's offices.
WE BELIEVE THAT THE STOCK OF THE
VAL VERDE COPPER CO., ESPECIALLY AT ITS
LOW CAPITALIZATION, OFFERS THE BEST
FORM OF INVESTMENT AT PRESENT BEFORE
THE PUBLIC in the shape of absolute security
and profitable returns, and believe it viii be
to the advantage of every one desiring such an in
vestment to acquaint himself thoroughly and fully
with this company, its purposes, means and oppor-
tunities.
The development of United Verde Copper Belt is
yet in infancy; but it is the opinion of experts
that this section offers better opening for profit
able Investments than any other IN the world and
we believe the Val Verde Copper Co., Ltd, to be
ene Of the best and strongest managed COM
panies that ever invested capital brains and en-
ergy in this field. We believe that the stock of
critics that absolutely insure safety and practically
immediate profits.
In view, therefore, of the very substantial posi-
tion now occupied by the company the directors
have decided to discontinue the sale OF stock at
81 after Saturday. April %. 1sss and the price
will therefore advance to IS per share at the Close
of business ON that day at o'clock pm.
reserved to reduce the amount OF or to decline any
application.
Checks made payable to the order of VAL
VERDE COPPER CO., Ltd, should accompany sp-
plication in order to secure allotment
Application win be made to have this stock
listed on the Boston Stock Exchange
Subscription blanks, prospectus, etc, mailed ON
request may be obtained at our Offices, where
specimens of the ore, smelter returns. maps etc.,
may also be seen.
Evening star., 1899-04-15
Advance inn Price
of Copper and
Copper Shares.

We believe that our explanation last Sunday OF
''Who Makes Money in Copper was appreciated
1t was intended-as a brsinessl like straight
forward expression Of the truth. The response of
investors proof of such appreciation.
We have thoroughly good property, which we
shall develop, We believe, into one of the best
There is close at hand, perhaps stronger evil
Jence of the character Of cur holdings than the
per Co. Among the subscriptions received during
the past week were two of 1000 shares each from
prominent officials of the two largest copper mines
in the world. Mr.. J. K. CLARK, brother Of the
United Ve-de's owner, took the same amount
when the company was organized, as may be re-
membered from his letter recently published by
us. All three of these gentlemen are acquainted
with the property and the entire district in which
it lies. All three practical mining men of
long experience, mature Judgment and thorough
we feel that their subscriptions are the most
SUBSTANTIAL, PRACTICAL ENDORSEMENTS of
the value Of properties that the company could
possibly receive.
Our subscription books also contain the names
Of number Of other gentlemen connected with
the mining business in various capacities or al
ready interested in other copper properties and
who are, therefore, competent judges to copper
Investments.
We believe that all the shareholders of the Val
Verde Copper Co., Ltd, will at very early day
be able to answer in the most gratifying manner
to themselves the question. .'wbo Makes Money
in Copper?'
The company's position is one of very salts
factory financial condition, news from the mines is
of the most encouraging character, development
work is progressing steadily twenty more men,
with complete outfits, teams etc, were added to
the development force the past week., and every
indication is Of successful operation and good
turns.
Evening star., 1899-04-15
UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH (UNITARIAN), 14TH AND
L sts, Rev. e; bradford Leavitt, pastor.-9:45
am. Sunday school: 0:45 a m Unity class; 9:45
am, class in comparative religions. Prof Craven;
IL am, morning service sermon by the minister
subject, The Known and the Unknown" 1880
pm, Young Peoples Religious Union, subject
"Growth." 1t
Evening star., 1899-04-15

ECCLESIA, 316 Pa AVE. Sc
Every Sunday. Bible school at O'Clock Lee
ture at pm. subject, Jerusalem and Her Fu-
ture Temple, Accommodating Million Worship
s~Sacrihees and onerings-Thrones of Judg-
ment-the Law Of the House-a Powerful Lever
OF Goyernment-Dfyfne 0rtitnances-the Prince of
the Age to Come" Illustrated with drawings.
No collection. fts
Evening star., 1899-04-15

VIII be at AIS Ilth St ap124t
Several Very Desirable
Offices For Rent
single rooms and suites-in the Washing
ton Loan and Trust Co building-AT RE-
DCCED RATES Absolutely hreproof-
granite and steel consJ Jruction throughout
graph and FREE TELEPHONE SERVICE
CFor terms apply at the Real Estate
Department
WASHINGTON
LOAN 6 TRUST CO.,
Cor. Sth AMI SITS. JNO. JOY EDISON Pres
JSO l. WEAVER. Real Estate Officer. ap1I-2Od
oFFICE OF THE LANSTON MONoTYPE MA
CHINE CO. Washington, ID. c., April s. $780,
The arnnal meeting Of tho Stockholders of the
1anston Ncnotype Machine Company Will he held
at the City Hotel. JeesbuIg. Va at I:3O o'cIock
pm. on Thu URSDAY. the 10th day Of An III
AID 1899. for The purpose of elccting boo I'D
Of directors to serve fer the ensuing year and
transacting such other business as may properlv
come before it. Transfer books win be closed On
the 10Th instant at O'Clock pm
Special train will leave Il ard p ,.,,o.
Washington. ID. e. at 1890 am. T'rnnsnorta a.
ticn free. By order Of the Board of Directors
apf-2w F. COLE Secrst,ry
ARE YOU GOING TO BUY A TYPEWRITER? SEE,
the Wellington No. first. Not controlled hy a
trust Price only $50. Visible writing; perula 6ent
alignment, easy TO operate. Simplest macl,ine on
The market Don't fail 10 1t. ECONOMY
TYPEWRITER AGENCY, 726 18th st. NV.
mh17-Im
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Price, lO5 and Interest

The Peoples Telephone Company Of New Or
leans, la, operates under exceptionally favor
able franchise from the city. The bonds
cured by a mortgage on the franchise. contracts.
equipment and entire property OF the Company.
The mortgage authorizes issue Of 100000 or
Bonds a plant OF 5000 telephone Instruments.
The present condition of the Company Is shown
In the following letter from Mr.. VIM. Z. Curtis.
the Vice President and General Manager:
NEW ORLEANS. La, April 10. 1922
The present co.sdition OF the Peoples Telephone
Company OF New Orleans is follows:
5000 subscribers. Annual contract in
come .....----.-. .-.-...-.....-..--.. Sls0, 600
r per CENT; cent on 100000 >'''"
bones :.-:....---........ .SiS.ooo
Sinking fuhd. hd.......--....-.. 1000 $1,000 ss.oo0
Surplus profits. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s42 900
The number OF subscribers is rapidly and stead.
lily increasing, and viii easily reach 1900 within
year. The Company has the enthusiastic sup
port of the people and municipal authorities.
wM. z. CURTIS.
Also the following letter from Mr. Thos T.
Ahern the eminent electrician who is consulting
engineer for the Company, and who has laid out
and supervised the construction Of the plant:
NEW ORLEANS. La, April TO- 1922
In my twenty years of telephone experience (
have never known better telephone situau IN
than in New Orleans. The construction work ,.nd
equipment OF the Peoples Telephone CompaU; is
OF the highest possible character. The system used
is pure metallic. and the wires in the tsinys seq
tion are in underground cables The cost of main
tenance is amply covered in the figures given in
Mr. Curtis letter. regard the earning power as
shown above as conservative. and believe 81 viii
increase THoS. +. AHERN
A part Of the issue having been placed abroad
We now offer the sa0o.ea9 remaining at 1915 aBa
Interest. Having examined the legal and physical
features OF the Company We recommend these
Bonds TO investors. We reserve the right 10 re-
jeet any applications TO allot smaller amounts
than those apped for
Holmes, Holmes 6 Beaton.
Bankers.
Det-lot, Mich
Subscriptions for above bonds viii also be re-
ceiyed by
NUDGE & BROWN
Nassau St, New York City
apis, 1s,20-3t'
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FRIENDS,

FRIENDS, IN NEW MEETING HOUSE, 1ST AND
O SITS. n.e.--Bibie school, 9:45 n m; meeting for
worship, IL an; c. E., 1880 pm; mid-week
service Thursday, 1880 pm. All are welcome. 1t
Evening star., 1899-04-15

OFFICE OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC
Ielephone ComPaay.-A dividend OF one dollar
per share will be payable the oath day Of
April, 1893. to the stockholders of record at the
close OF business on the 18th day Of April 1889
at the Office OF the treasurer Of the coupany
GIG 18th st. NV, Washington, ID. C.
The transfer books Will be closed from the 18th
OF April TO the 24th Of April. inclusive.
JEREMIAH NJ. WILSON. President
CHARLES g. BEEBE Treasurer.
Washington, ID. c. April 10 1899
ap11, II, 13, Il. .15 II 20. .2224
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY
The regularly quarterly dividend Of one and
one-haH ia per cent on the capital stock OF
this company Will be paid on May 1, 1899 when
dividend checks will be mailed 10 all stock
holders Of registered address
The books for transfer OF stock will he closed
from April "a TO May /, 1899. both dates in
elusive.
Stockholders who have changed their address
since previous dividend Will please notify the
company ANDREW PARKER Treasurer
apS, IL. Is, 10
SOMETHING NEW IN STOCK AND BONDs
Pays 2G0 per cent per year investment; any
amount Investors secured. payable any time.
No speculation. Best references. Write for par
ticulars. INVESTORS TRUST, 122l Arch st
Philadelphia, Pa. aps-law2t
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LUTHERAN.

LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL.-PAsToR ]. G.
Butler, IL am; Rev. DIR. King, 7:3O pm.
KELLER MEMORIAL. Md ave- and 9th at.
me-, Pastor C. II. Butler, II am; Frances VIII
lard Auxiliary, W. G. T. u, 1880 pm. 1ts
Evening star., 1899-04-15

PEOPLES CHURCH. TYPOGRAPHICAL TEN
pie. 423 G st. NV, Rev. Alexander Kent, pastor.
Hon. Henry NJ. Baker Of New Hampshire win
speak at 11:15 am. Sunday Observance y
Young Peoples meeting at f:30 PM, at eco o
st. n.w.; leader. Mr.. Charles Greathouse. II
Evening star., 1899-04-15

"GIVE Us YOUR BANK REFERENCE THAI s
all require Of strangers who desire ordering
Suit. Trousers a Top Coat of u.s. We never
yet have the man cutters cannot ht
No risk in having your clothes made here, for
we sti,k closely by our motto, Fit or no pay.
J. FRED GATCffEL & CO.. 604 18th st. ap15-1ed
Evening star., 1899-04-15

DUMBARTON AVENUE VI. e. CHURCH, BET
pastor.-11 a.m preaching by the pastor; 1:45
pm. preaching by Rev. l.. b. Wilson. d. D.:
Sunday school, 9:30 a. m. Epworth League 6:45
pm; prayer meeting Thursday at 7:45 pm. 1t
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GAS rHASG-fS.O. Irn~ x-Tn~ Arxen-
,ane war ye~M~I President 6armiensI srs .vwd
here snday from cen:Yai America Al the
fcrss IN th~ harbes an1 the bntsseshtp Iowa
Ard wIaeoA
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GEN. WILSON WARMLY
PRAISES THE SOUND.
MOST FAvORADLY IMPRESSED on
HIS RECENT VISIT.
ttOn 20 the Importance Of the
Great Naval Dry Dock ~ Port Or
cAard-Sternberg 20 Visit Seattle.

Special Dispatch to the Post-intelligencer
WASHINGTON. June 6-Gen. John n.
Wilson, corps Of engineers. who has re-
turned from an inspection OF the river and
harbor and fertilization works on the Pa
cifc coast. says he had a magnificent trip
and was very favorably impressed with tho
conditions OF the works inspected and the
necessity for the new works proposed.
Words OF highest praise fell from his
lips when he spoke OF scvera! days spent
In looking around the Puget sound coun-
try. Magnolia blum he describes ~ one
of tho finest posts In khe world. The town
Of Everett interested him considerably as
did also the new naval drydock at Port
Orchard. ef which he takes wholly DIFF
ferent view from that held by the chief
OF the bureau OF yards and docks. nswy
department. Afternoon papers here pub
iixh interviews with him. setting forth the
Importance OF the drydock which can ac-
commodass the largest battleships OF our
navy.
His trip lasted Just one month and he
travelled $50 miles.
Surgeon General Sternberg has left for
the Pacific coast. He will spend some time
In Seattle and Tacoma On his way out
he will be Joined by Mrs Sternberg. who
has been visiting relations In Indiana
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EsTERHAzY TO BE ExTRADIrED.
Reported That Gen. zarlinden 10 "a
Ne Removed

PARIS. June THE Masin says that
the government has taken steps TO demand
the extrads,.on Of Esterhary.
According to Echo d. Paris. Gen
Zcao will replace Gen. Zuriinden as mill
tary governor II Paris.
The morning papers report that at a
meeting os the Republican. Socialist and
Radical senator's and members Of the
chamber Of deputies last night. after a
lengthy discussion, a delegation was ar-
pointed to call upon N. puruy this WED
nssdsys morning 70 ascertain what Is 10
be the attitude Of the government IN the
present situation. which is regarded as
threatening
Eclas- denies that the removal os Eur
linden IS contemplated. and claims that
there Ia no Disagreement between Zurisn-
den, NJ krsntx aud ether representatives
o. Tire government.
A dispatch 10 the Pstss Journal from
Bordeaux says that reyafsss denons.ra-
ton occurred isse night In front % the
Military Club ana the headquarters of
the Eighteenth corps. TIE police sac.
eeedesi in dispensing the crowas. Fcrty
arrests were y,saAs
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COUNCIL KILLS
NAVN Resolution.
Indefinitely Postponed After
an Exciting Debate.
a NIGHT or SPEECHES.
Lobby Packed With Scores Of In
terested People.
Failure of the Resolution Locking
e Municipal OwnersAiD % rasa,
- oes1eDs 0uRprise-Pref. safth,
DR.. Titus and Judge winser
Speak Against Consoliaatioa-J.
L. Goldsmith Points Out That the
Basiness Interests Of the City
Are Agaiast the yavin Resols.
tion-Other Speakers sspDert HIN

QYthe decisfbe cote Of . 4. one nsen-
= ber being absent. the council last
night pat quisfus on the agitation for
municipal purchase and osDnesship Of tie
street rARo,Ay lines Of the city. Tie
NAvin resolution. providing for the formA-
ton of a Plan fov municipal ounership
and the submission of the question to
popular cote. has indefinitefy postponed.
This action does not necessarily forecast
the future Aftsfste Of the council relAftve
to the consolidated franchise Asked for
BY J. D. LowmAn and Jacob Fa,th
n behalf Of tie consolidated corr
pay. The consolidated franchise is
anothe, matter upon 1phieh tie council
hAs yet to act. II wM Be tAken up
later and considered solely upon It's merits.
Last nights debate brought out one Of
the largest crowds that eOe, sat through
council meeting IN the cir's history.
Much feeling <vas manifested on both
sides.
IN many respects. the rseesing Of the
city council. called in special scs-
sion to consider the Navin municipal
ownership resolution, was mucf like that
OF country debating club. Speakers from
each side os the question were chosen and
the time OF the evening divided between
them. There were no rules. and. as re-
suit, the speeches covered wide range OF
subjects No personalities were INDUCED
in and at times even the advocates Of one
ssde OF the question appiauded the state
ments of those on the other.
The lobby was packed. and during the
whole evening srores Of men stood In The
corridor outside. Mrn Of every walk in life.
O. every shade of political opsaion and Of
no shade at ali, for that matter. were pres
ent. Here is a lis, OK the best knswr men
who sat In the lobay OF Just wt.hia shs
railing
WELL-kNowN MEN PRESENT.
Gee. ocnworsa, W. H. whste. DR.. Titus
Herman Cn.rgn. ". u. Perkins Jacob
rursh. ] A Keilogg. w. J Gran,hs. ..
u. Co.vin. ysss. Richard wEnsor. g. II.
Piles. r. G. Henry, Ben Bitterly. A. Cor
coran. j. w Gcswin. James Goldsmith.
Judge Thomas Burke. f. o. Graves. Or. A.
p. Aissszs. A. r. Stewart. Tom Kelly. Bruce
Harsen- George Hedston. r. w. Pike. II.
r. Dre~s r. Clayson. sr.. w ssutharss.
! A. Marxh, DR. r. C. ksssoarre. A. VI.
Younx. r. r. Spencer. Ed Sweeney Morssx
Thomsea ard swan Lewis,
corncEsFnsa Jsmes began ne proceed
tngs ny inviting representatives Of hoss
rs A~x IT,
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NEW York. June s.--Ths Tndeoeudenl
Admiral Sampson. on the sUnited e&atel
Navy" In which he says:
hare lons helisved that the navy q sAs
unitsd statsa b not adequate 10 Ne neads q
the nAtian. and In sp&ae a on victories -
svsnts Of the uasl ysAf have tsaAed struna1y =
conAsm tAs view hAd hsloss ~ vae 49,
) Per a array iacssaAs I fail - - ~ ssesalS.
II h hardly conccivahls that ws ccnld -
lsrgs Amy ezcepei IT, wan q leseien eunQuse3.
which the ssntimsQt fcf Jam cdnntry voalA ~
permit Ma. ppwsr excey4 0ssat nsttain eouDo
hops 10 attaek ~ sacc6nfullu wpoa lsaA ~
two p0wurs conhlasd esu1A Asss - s1eee -.
sAins against " b. ssadias = ssns y ~
coantf5.
fAses thssnsa6 nasn II ~sAsr vsuossl = ~
I'll sxtspt - Dussthss ensny -3ssas nusAtn-
wAo has u lass shown nn@s unnistahahly tAae
~ dea1rsa permanent resee And IL cepo6et
Ss1endShip Hses att1Au6s il III tha3 odd -
destrea DO not hSlisss that tAsse y any seoa
far douhs a. 70 sAs socd saisA a ~ English.
1Asy really vtA sr fEssnAuAis snd srs ~
parsd 10 nsks aaestAca 10 secuRs Il
Foreign armies. thsssebse. q ns4 coastituls
danger TO this country. Tho poastA1e vsss Mia
confrsnt ns ass naval wan. ana h erd9 .
wage them succsasfally ~ Dssd 1crs shiuA
believe that We shouid have q )sast tUtes .
many ships - our nau q pfsssnt coutainA
Whether not ws desifs 70 hare 4 %. IL M
hes msde great chanes in ous ponltioa amoon
the nations u hss eaaned : new su3inses q -
and haa put ~ In the front rnnk a. Ne nuueep
whoss sosces dscidA uueetious a the vussda paol-
ties A. the same tine. ~ have Ueaily sstsoA.
"a orr coast line and hare aadestaksa he -.
emmsnt of large ard distant territories. Ne
have beeome an Asatte pcwss saA eannNe svslp
the rsspoasihiiity os ssch position. Ne have
great interests In the Pacific ocean. and muut b
prepared To cep< with sny uAo ass daascspd 70
deny our nghts thsre. To safeguard ow intsr.
ests. 10 maintain our pcsittaa. to speah vith
the authority that hsrnmss ~, ~ ned shi1u
and ssiil mms shipa n ous esq vsc4ns5ss esee
the aeets of vssk naval pp~se an ons psnpSo
with the bsltsf that ~ have nnw navy that =
isne enough fos I'll oar nsss1s, sAsa thess virto-
nea VIII have done ~ harm instead of rod I ~
heve In hastoe dsfens~s ~hieA only dsterui.eA
sstscks of the enemy conid ovsrroms
We have sttil much 70 learn aoput mcdern
wsrships. They are ~ yet In Ii. sspssimentao
staes. NJ ewn idea h that the naval tnessnee
shoaid ke made b. the huiidtng Al mnse vesseas a
she New rosk tspe. and greater sre~d ana coal
capacity muss BE- serused Oar need a svlft
armed cruisers ssanscends other naval media
The present h eocd time ta press the ue~<ls
of The ssvy nppa tie country. which WIN snou be
Qutser1ns from end 20 sud with emotions uru-
dsseed hy the reeepsios n fhs hero oA Manila
The extsan~dsnary and wsdsspseAd disrrsastnn =
% kim honm can scarcely be ofhsSwiss thsa
pssassnx 20 al officers u ths navy. No oea
eus,,d roseisiy have son~ mrrs thmonshiy than
pe~er whAt he sss ems 10 do, snh that 4 -
test His fame Is secure for the future
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DREYrUS' FACE RADIANT.
Prisoner Of Devlfs Isle Receives
the News Of the judgment
0f ReYiaiOA.

FORT DE FRANCE. Martinique. June
s-when the dispatch boat 0oeland. bear
ing the superintendent OF the prison and
the commander OF marine artillery. who
we're designated by the French government
70 notify Dreyfis OF the revision OF his
trial. arrived yesterday from Cayenne at
the Isle au Diabie, Dreyfue was waiting
on the shore. Although endeavoring 20
maintain his self-poSession he received the
oiYtcial intelligence with = countenance
radiant with Joy
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BEST TOWN WILL GET IT.
state - Wssh1sgsen t0 Reee1ve Ono
Of the Csnnss Captured
FSoa Apata.

WASHINGTON. June s--The war g.
parsmsnt has solved the question - to the
disposition Of the artillery captured frosu
Hpain In Cuba and PorEo Rico by turning
the whole matter over 10 the governors q
the states. One rum will be allotted %
each efate and fhe governor y asked 10
decide what disposition shall be made a
the gun for hss state.
what G~v. Msgess VIII Ne.
Special pispatch 10 she Poss-In.eII,xencer.
OLYMPIA, June s.--fn answer 10 sAs
question ~ 10 what town he would pre.
sent the captured Spanish cannon. Gov.
Rogers answered: II favcr the town that
makes he best preparation 20 preserve Il
N q so1venir.'t
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NEED OF A GREATER NAVY.

7 HAVE lc0g heitsvsd that the navy q
the unised stAtss h inadequate y -
needs of the nation.
believe ~ shoaid have tuirs = aAny
sAirs ~ cur navy at present contains
We have great intsrssAs IN the Pnef0a
ocean. and must b. rssparsd 10 co., M
any ~ac ars dispossd 70 dsay our risAla
there
u or saU victories OVER The nssts q
veAk naval power All ous p<opla With ~
heaisf that ~ have ncv navy that =
larse ssonsA for all our assis, thsa tAno
victories viii have d1as ~ harn tnsesaA a
sood--ReAs Adnisai sanpsoa-
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The farewell manifesto e Gen. Gomez ss
the principal topic - ronversatfc among
Americans arss Creams ef all shades Of pci~
t,bcs The Americans for the most par;
eonssser II an affecting assaress express
ting The real vses ef shs eii pa,rio: and h.s
sincere intention - retire from ruhtfc HE
His Cuban admirers say sas- address.
ws,i sank asnang The moss famous In his
.ory Hts opponents. especially the usrn-
hsrs - ;se former military assembly, I'm.
sass shss re has no intention 20 retire FER
mere than few weeks. ant sAas his real
object Is 10 gain rahlse sympathy. They
say. afsc. that Gel Carries ceseeees vsrtp-
ally writes sne wr~ss.r pass 90 what Cso-
mex fssGes 80 the rabiso. though IN sAis
Instance probably ;airi wxs written ny
himself
Ger. Cs.sExsex spent the rasngrz al hss
rrsa3estce attending 20 business ana re
declined 10 ser vfs.sors teis afte~nosgs. civ.
srx AZ Ar exeas~ IRE weakness that fas-
loved as srcsnf Indsszses1ssos- Toward
syensng ne @as seen driving arx,esn ssssssss4
ey Al Ass<- II Il acs tao4sns rrnssssse tssAs
- VIII ieGSa Havana bessse |siyr
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AN[R||a SHOULD
DOUBLE HER NAVY.
Sampson Points Out the
Need Of More Warships.
NOW AN AslArlc POWER.
Interests in the Pacific Demand
an Adequate Force.
NOW AN AslATlc POWER.

The Unitea states sheasa - nsaAy
% Meet Any Fewer Dsapessa q
0sestiea Mer RlgAte-vaetoxaes
Over spata Ought Net - LeaA
Americans 70 . False Esalnsate @
rheir strengtA-IlarhoP Defensee
sAesla Ne strong Eneugh @ uoaa
~ Eneny ~ nay-ssift AsHeA
Cruisers Required Nest % Al.
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KRUGER AND MINER CONFER.
Agree Not so rsblfsh Results Uatii
wednesday Next

nTo0MTOSTArS. Orange Free state,
J.sna s-Ths conference oetwesn President
Kruger ard TIE Hrftssh commissioners. Ssr
Alfred Mssnsr. who In aIsa governor 81
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