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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-06-15
SMYRNA.

The old adage, MANY slip
betwixt the cup and lip was
verified near this place Sunday.
All things were ready but the
event was postponed, owing to
parental objections.
Miss Maud, the charming and
accomplished daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John, Ray, has returned
home from a prolonged visit to
friends at Clemson College, S. G.
I Smyrna was visited with fire
last Friday night, destroying the
small frame house which stood
just behind the depot. The
building was owned by Mr.. F. B.
Barber and Mr. F. M. Reed and
was used as storage house, hav-
ing 60 bushels of cotton seed or
bulls in it at the time of the fire.
The origin of the fire is unknown,
but is supposed to have been the
result of a spark from a passing
engine. / am told there was a
little insurance on the place, but
not enough however to cover the
loss. b t8fk Fl. #
Miss Mildred Taliaferio, of At
lanta, is visiting the Misses Whit
field. @Eta
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Delaney, of
Ennis, Texas, are visiting her
mother, Mrs. Mollie Handy.
This is Mr.. DeLaney's first visit
to Georgia and l feel sure he
will be delighted with the state in
general and Smyrna in particular,
having chosen his bride from our
midst.
1t is reported that Wednesday
night, the 18th inst, will see the
hearts and hands of a couple of
our most popular young people
joined i'll holy bonds of wedlock.
Rev. Mr.. Anderson wife and
daughter, of Acworth, were in
Smyrna Sunday. Owing to the
inclemency of the weather, Mr..
Anderson was prevented from
having services at the Presbyte-
rian church.
Miss Pearl Hill, one of Smyr-
mas charming young ladies is
visiting relatives in Adairsville.
Mr.. I. l.. Handy, who is fire.
man on the w. & A. R. r., liv-
ing at this place, was forced to
jump from his engine, owing to
imminent danger of rear end
collision last Tuesday night,
breaking his arm and otherwise
bruising himself up. 1t will be
several weeks before he can re-
sumo business at the old stand.
Misses Aurora, Mae and Barton
Terrell left Friday morning for a
visit to friends and relatives at
Lilypond, Ga.
Miss Manner Stephens, one of
Smyrna's most charming young
ladies, is visiting relatives in At
lanta this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alph Oslin and
little son, of Atlanta, are visiting
her mother and father, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bowie, near here.
Splendid rain here Saturday
and Sunday, refreshing all things
i'll the vegetable and animal
kingdoms.
Rev, Mr.. Pise will conduct eve
ming prayer service here next Sun
day, Providence permitting, at
half past three o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Dunn left
Saturday last for GAINESVILLE, Ga,
to witness the commencement ex-
ercises of the school of which their
daughter, Carrabelle, is a pupil.
Rev. Mr.. Murray will conduct
services at the Methodist church
next Sunday morning, and Rev.
Mr.. Rivers the evening service.
Everybody invited, especially
members of the church.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-06-15
ANTIOCH.

J N Kemp was quite sick last
week, but is better now.
J w Gaines and Miss Olive
Sauls visited Mrs. T P Carpenter
at 30 Berean avenue, Atlanta,
returning home Monday.
Miss Alma Cocker returned home
last week from Marietta.
Miss Eunice Brazleton, of Cher
okee, is at Mrs. A Sewell's.
Aunt Polly Brown who has been
sick for week, we are sorry to
learn, is no better.
Let's all go to the picnic next
Saturday and to the M. BIS. Sat-
urday night. Remember the So
ciety begins at S:15. LEVI.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-06-15

Clean blood means a clean Skin. No
beauty. without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar.
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving ali i'm.
Purities from the body. Begin to-day to
Danish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads.
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets, --beauty for ten cents. All drug.
sists. satisfaction guaranteed, lOc. Csc, SOC.
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Tax Receivers Notice.

The law formerly required property
held on the first day of april returnable
for taxation. This has been amended SO
that alIpropcrty held on the first day Of
February shall be returned at its market
value / will be at the following named
places on the dates mentioned for the
purpose of receiving the tax returns of
Cobb county for the year 1899:
Smyrna, April morn, May 3 morn
June morn.
Winnings, April 8 eve, May eve, June
7 eve.
Lemons, April morn, May morn,
June morn.
Howell's, April 4 eve, May eve, June
s eve.
Coxes, April morn, May morn,
June nom.
Austell, April eve, May eve, June
9eve.
Powder Springs, April 6, May 8, June
10.
Lost Mountain, April morn, May
morn, June II morn
Oregon, April eve, May eve, June
II eve
Red Rock, April 10 morn, May morn,
June ID morn.
Acworth, April II, May 10, June ii.
Big Shanty, April IL morn, May IL
morn, June Is morn
Gritter, april II eve, May II morn,
June Is eve.
Post Oak, April - morn, May 10 morn,
j une IL morn
Merritts, April IL eve, Nay Is, June IL
evening.
Roswell, April IA, Nay 16 June II
Marietta, April Is to May 2, Nay II to
June 6, June 10 to July LIST
Benson School House May II eve.
S McCleskey's May II eve
l.. NJ. Power, May Is evening.
At Marietta all other times till July l.
All tax payers requested to make
prompt returns. / will be compelled to
close my books July LIST, 1899
r. A. HILL,
Tax Receiver, Cobb county.
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TEE FIRST BABE
It's Coming is Locked Forwszd Co
visa Roth Joy ard Ser and its
safe Arrival Is EssAa VIII q
Prl6e and Dsgszs - Al.

arrival al. the first baby IN khe
ho ehnld il. fhe I.appiest and most k1as
pe aft eseTst Of married life. The young
thuiS o Lecuizae mother delights
to think ofs'the happiness instore for her
when the little one shRl nestle upon her
! breast and latterH size shall hearyt lisp
tbe5 sweet and holy name, ~ .he;lR
Buther happy aistici pation qUle 1H
ish8s when she(real Lies the ter
and suffering through whieh ,,rnkl1
pass while bringing the littpi III 10
the world. An indescribabletl L lf e
danger attendant upon the orr Ion
dissipates her jogfulness.
thousands of women have 'le& Bned
by Experience that there is absolutely
no necessity for the sufferings whichat-
tend child birth: they know that &b9
the use of an others Friends Ia sclen-
jtific IMMINENT -for q few weeks before
the trying hour, expectant mothers csn
SO prepare tEenlselyes for, me final
Aotsr that the pain and al SUI riAgof the
dreaded event are entirel 6bviated and
paratively little discomfort.
All women are Interested, and es-
pecially expectant mot Tiers who fersthe
first time have to undergo this trial, in
such remedy for they know the pain
and suffering, to say nothing of the dan.
ger, which is in store for them. Moth.
er's Friend" is woman's greatest bles.
!, sing, for it takes her safely through. the
i severest ordeal of her1ife. Every woman
should be glad to read the little book
Before Baby is Born, which contains
information OF great val <to all. II
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Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
i0c. 25c. II C G. G fail. druggists refund money
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|. B. MERRITT, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

MARIETTA, GA. Office east side public square.
two doors from Court House. over Mr.. Frank
p. m, to p. m. All calls promptly attended.
Your patronage solicited
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-06-15

No-To- Bac for Fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak
zen strong, blood pure. Soc 81. All druggists
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To Cure C0nE:. ..-..Ju Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic 10c or Csc
Il Z. q. G. fail to cure, druggists refund money
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AND ROBES.

calls promptly attended to. Thanking
our patrons for past favors and asking a
Continuance of same, we are yours truly,
Marietta, Ga. L. BLACK & SON.
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!. NORRIS, E.P. GREEN
MORRIS & GREEN,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
MARIETTA, GA, will practice in courts
State and Federal. Office In Brantley Building
up stairs. Rooms, Q, 8 and on left.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-21
MORE SOLDIERS FOR OTIS.
AZ Least Three New Regtments Wlu
He Observation-Disclosures of
Omeero.

CHICAGO, June IA special TO the
Record from Indianapolis. Ind. says
W. T. Durnin. colonel Of the One Hun
drsd and Sixty-frs Indiana regiment re-
turned today from Washington where he
went to consult the presiden; about TAX
ing bis ENTHUSIASTICALLY mustered Rit
OF the volunteer service--to the Philip
pines. Hs SAYS he has been assured by
Adjt. Gen. Corbin taaS every request Of
Gen. Otis has been granted az 10 furnish
ing him with a sufficient number oe men
Notwithstanding this fact, ne said. there
seems TO be sentiment among Federal
authorities that might lead 10 the recruit
ing cs several regiments In the United
States which would be sent 20 Gen. Otis
Three regiments Col. Durbin says. will
certainly be recruited But for the first
three. Gen. Otis VIII be allowed 10 select
officers who are now In the Philippines
After that officers will be selected Dy
presidential appointment
Col. Durbin says the war department
will ret ask for volunteers by states. The
president will appoint all the reg1mensal
officers No regiment will De- taken as a
whole as that would necsssstzse taking
officers Companies Will not be taken as
companies. but lpa men may BE taken at
ore time
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IN FAVOR OF FEDERATION
Vote Taken ga the Australian Colo
nies-Larxe Majority ia New
xoath Wales.

SYDNEY. June 4-The Australian coli
ofssS vcte3 today on the federation gues-
tion Incomplete returns in this colony
show a majority IN fasor 81 federation The
struggle Was the gc=i acute in New South
Wales
LONDON. jane @A~-The secretary Of
state for the colonies, Joseph Chamber
lain in the house ~ commons today an
nounced amid cheers that New South
Wales had voteA In favor Of federation by
a large majority.
The referendum on the federation ques-
ton has resulted IN II ass votes in favor
as against sa&sl opposed IN the city of
sydney In the SUBURBS the voting was
AS ia favor and . ssss opposed. and fn
the country districts the returns row
practically complete. shows S, ~ fer fed
GRAFTON a. against ss.aiS opposed. The re-
siAsyn ard she federation leaders are ag-
piAude~i and eajoztsess en- MI haTs1s
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PARIS. June 20.-Presidens Louie; has
asked NJ. Bourgeois. who is IN. head OF
the French delegation 81 The Hague peace
conference. 10 form a cabinet. In response
20 The request cf Presideni I>oubs. 81. Bouy-
g.ois has seiegrapbed that he wal arrive
In this city from The Hague tomorrow.
The psoiongAtson OF the cabinet crisis
Is becoming most serious NJ Dupuy and
81. I.oekr0y hase both called on President
Lors,ef and expressed their anxiety 10 be
relieved Of the responsibility Of office az
son az possible. i, IS reported orders
have heen sent to 81. Michael. Azores, al
rrciing the commander of the French
cruiser Sfax which iT bringing Capt.
Drsyfns 10 France. 10 remain there a short
time, so as not 10 arrive In home waters
until the new ministry IL installed
Should ". Bourgeois accept the task of
forming q ministry. III is thought his
chances OF success would be fairly good
His prestige has hetn much increased by
the part he played IN the deliberations OF
the peace conference at The Hague
The iatess gossip favors a cusrrbsaa lion
cabinet. including NM Bourgeois Rris-
son. Pulneare and waldeck- Rousseau, but
nothing will be known until II. Bourgeois
arrives
~ Waideck- Rousseau. discussing his
failure IL reported to- have said
II met with the utmost frfendiiness and
straightforward from my former adj
vsvSarisx, hu, found only treason and cow
nrsie~ among my old allies
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DAN cot sHlIN INDICTED.
Cook County 1rnad Jury Charges
Him With bribery.

CHICAGO. June - Toaigh; the grand
fsary voted Indictments against big Dan
EsNxIlr. ~ nr CrDufa awtogSsty. and VIII
liam Armstrong EoUghiia Mas Indicted
ca she charge ~ osse-tns - hF1hs Juror
john y Taytor who sat in q land con-
desuuauoa case in which the Illinois Cen
trial railroad was Interested he WzS also
Indicted WITH William Armstrong htS
har;sssteT en charge n conspiracy 70
40 81 acs pF~aisilata1 t. the aissstntztrA-
tscu ~ pab3sc Justice The punishment
FreScrsaes by 3sw gpgr the Conviction az
Offering a ertAs - a Hns nat exceeding
Es4 The punishment which may be in.
Ufrtns upon CoGaysetten ~ conspiracy -
embodied su FS~ pcnstiuE case IS a term
rot 90 exss.i Eve wears tr TIRE psn4t
tiATy cr a 6ne Dot 90 exceed = 5sss ur
both
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4 BIGGER BULL THAN EVER.
New Yorker Finds taexampled
Prosperity All Through the
states OF the w~sf.

NEW YORK June es-A A. Hoasrna n
has fsfusnsd 20 Wall street atse. a
months triza ia Tire West IN the course
NJ which tourney ks traveEes, nearly 10 sa
fatiSs. Ts visited All tire great grain re-
s.oFsS * the West ard Northwest and re-
rastS a. the result - his observation that
thS steries q damage 70 ths winter wheat
crCr have b@zn largely exaggerated
T-nEessShoEt TIRE Western country Mr.
iogsesr&a found high degree of pros
5sr}tS. arr BE nss come hack 4 bigger
NuU than ever. IA quote hts words and
Nsfa a gveatsr krowfettge than ever had
- tte abundant resources 81 the eeunfry
sn& a larger - N n tss ability - core
With she rest - me a>erld -
t4sssss ard \ J Nerraser who ara Just
fsAsA Eggfa E@F1pe. also expressed strong
iy hGillsh views
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JOHN BARRETT TN BOSTON.


BOSTON, June 1.--sJohn Barrett. United
States minister 20 Siam during the Cseye-
land administration. spoke before the Hos
ton Chamber Of Commences this afternoon
regarding the Philippines and the exsen-
sion % the United States trade In the far
East. He said In part:
IF NE fail To hold the Philippines and
TO prutecs our r5xhts Of trade throughout
the far Egss, the United States Will not
only become a secondary power in the
and the hand Of s;od we are intessded TO
be forever first, bnf the Paeifsc coast states
will experience ;he greatest demoratsxa ton
and most destructive blow 10 their prog
gfss aud prosperity that could pos&it1f be
given them. l appeal 10 yen az represent
alive citizens At Hssson and Massaehu-
sstis. and through yoa 10 the people al all
New England. to unite with and support
the Pacific coast states ia q poiiey Witch
viii not oniy insist upon cur meeting and
mastering rouraxeously and successfully
cur unasosdabss poral responsibility in
The Philippines. but Gpcu CUR taking iFgsf4-
mate advantage Of the immsasnr.hie ma
riI fesais frssn the 0eespaslsn 81 the IS
lands, hOth Ia their own splendid tiesd and
~ thk larger and wider one which reaches
al the wsy from Java ard Siam on The
south ta japan and liberia Ca the north.
The Yua sx pie.s sttan Of these far East
ern markets and opportunities applies al
most In the safne measure 70 New Eng.
land so the Middle states. 20 the South
And TO he great censrai mest. Ia other
words the whole country. East and West
North and South. IL vitality concerned In
The expansion Of American commerce and
influence throughout the Pacific aeas III
the FAR East wants the flour and athef
food ard TIRE manufactured products of
the Pacific noast. IL wants also the cottan
goods Of New Esgiaud the cotton goods
ana the raw cotton OF the South the man
ufsefuyed iron. steel and miscellaneous
products IS well az tae petroleum OF the
Middle states. and IL wants the similar
prcduess. together possibly with the naaixe
or lndan neal. and -four OF the great
Central West
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JOHN ". GATES ron THE SENATE.
Chicago steel MsGnas~.s Candidacy
IL AMaauMeea

CHICAGO. June eu~-The Tribune aays.
John w Gates president al THE American
steel and Wire Company, I. announced nv
political friend as a candidate for the gsns-
esf STATES senate Ia succeed Shelby 81 ts,l-
ioru
In making the announcement the war,
war given suf Informally III II eati enat
many peoFsa@ IN illinais fel: thai chs sfate
mv1id hf better sefxst with a rsa uusacsurer
IN the upper house Of congress
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The rs,,aa~,rh,a Du~ An, p.,

SAN FRANCISCO. jane a8.-The stea ns-
~ Australia AyrtxsSSd h~F~ seSae frgssn
II nslesu. aa4 brtnss werd fAss IRE sar-
rfip rnftsat@1s hIa safes srssu N9ssss4lss
fy~ SaN Francisco 1atse r Owing - sne
foad coasf.lcs ~ Der Ssafse-r tAs PAna.
d@sssssa sskt res 80 sgse$stesl on her seSr
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Troop. Ftwc Iata q Noh

BUCHAREST Raumansa IAre n Il,
. conflict tsssiay eet~eef ps.ssAnts ans s,-,.
isc~ arising cat 90 @seetlsa gfofS AZ s.sfsn
cs the Aissesa EsNev. ahea1s ~ rallies ~
OF shtS ctty- sHT troops were rsSltg4 .,,ss
ara sr@s asssts tie inch. several tssrsares
being KILLED sn6 mary atAaez wsuys.sess
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ANXIOUS TO SEE DREYFUs.
Hotelkeepees NJ Rennes Besieged
With Applications for
ROoma.

PARIS, June .s.-.I.ae approaching arrival
Of Dreyfui at Hennes il causing an Influx
OF foreigners there. The hotels are be-
sisgea sssh applications FOR rooms. which
pected 10 reach Brest early In the morn
Ing and precautions have been taken 10
prevent anybody from seeing him. either
at Bresf or Rennes.
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DAMAGED BY COLLISION.
The W~armouth Reaches Sander
tand. After striking the Port
ElStu

SUNDERLAND June n-Tha xfeams-
W.arnlonth has srrsv~d herr ir.yn London
with her bow considerably DAMAGED. deck
sfrsIs~d arc feFsmass gone from A col
Nrsun wsieh abe reports occurred on luve
~ OF puftseon nshtshtp with the Rrsttsh
ehsp Fort Etxtf. which sailed from Hui. an
June Is for New York The fate az sns
Port Elstn n not known
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placing fn ths presiding officer arhffssy
power cosnes frcM Her WHO 1re nnx IA
mflfar With these yxtes. zud IL - safe "a
sAy that there are scxrc<sy d0z~a neEzs-
bers ~ the hosase Who Azvs sxksn sfss
pAtne - thoroughly fAm1IfastSe fh~1-
SELVES ~stA the rules I an2te tn< r<sss-
tive assertion that u I hare q MeAssrs
yht1h q mn3sr1ty * The hoss<e are VII
1ng 10 AappoFs usAsr any s5rguEstAnces-
] can ret tte b4ii tkxesgA - sysi1e ~ &ny
orrosttfsE frsm ne sssss@rsty. esess wh~n
that oypoeztsnx 10 k%aces by tie sp<aheT-
S4Gbt 10 the maturity Tkst sssi~ s&yx
that after the rneeusnx Ansr. p&fs1fnE the
consideration IT bills cxsssa op ~ cssrn-
Wt<teee. shall he IN erseT 10 eDxkglzsn
. mssetss 70 60 irss enmzrzfYses ~ ire
WhDss or Ntsea assshastGed nE tsE esssn~
naitsee to e. snso ~cmmsfses u the wfassa@
10 consider particular bssa. 70 wAseA
molten sos aszssssaEssxx erIr. aessx-
nas1rax sEnxh~r bssa mzy Be E2sse
Inder this -gsss Viii b. ssss1.
that IL particular sxsz t. sss6oFsea oF
tbe rsms.xsse& xazes k&s Tad * uzssSsr
ecasss~wSIsoTA axs6 ns~szs>~r - ffasf
cxxarxat1e@ ssaaga hxvr s~sE fsezsgaassss 10
Call II Ep ssAsax ssus saa ssrffy yssss
aRAxres ID car z~syszt fss passage II
Nas Assrsssw~ss& s&xe IL xs1e last session
that tAss yszss - rsssss ssr-rescalax fssSa
* had A<e1 Ehns1wfss, sn1 y w&s sxssse-d
&HT%sS&l xszsxsS La sT&l E2E2sAkH@
1AsvuxA wgzsa6 esssnnztste@A or tzssssEs3ssAA
ver~ de~ysy tssf@rssse1 "a ard IN wfairh
xhxy hA1 ssse s@pz~sTs 90 sjorsfy os the
hgase. The sxrae rsise viii apply 10 any
It'll 4ssS TIE speaker mist ffstertasn the
motsan - that rsss dsrseEs
gsw Changes Probable.
'-TAe proposition 70 take from the
speaker the power 20 appoint the COM
na3sse< on rules IN tad one. ~ 10 the
scheme for making that COMMITTEES 70
consist of ffssen members instead 81 Eve
Guch q number would be nnwsesdy. and
this idea ef the house permitting the
eroaIkef ns ysie& I'm the selecfioa Of his
council for the committee on rules acts
- NJ council. or cabinet Of the speaker.
= ~ unwtse as u ~ unjust Personally l
DO mt believe that the house. when II
comes 20 CAIN consideration Of the sub
1ee4. viii care 10 make any radical
changes In the rules which EAye govern
ID the proceedings az the past three ke-
publican congresses. In fact. soSne Of
those who were fendess last year in de-
mandtn9 that the rules be changed have
ascused ne that Eow that they under
stand them better. they viii rot support
aay such proposition.
This high evidence Of satisfaction With
the house rules could BE- multiplied tndef-
inttely, and the statements above made
may be relied upon as aceurate.
ALLAN b. EI4AU6ON.
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WHEATON TAKES ANOTHER TOWN.


MANILA. June s.-The troops command
ea by Gen. Wheaton entered Perez las
MaTinaS today without opposition. except
on the part Of small bodies OF rebels. who
inflicted no losses on the Americans The
town In uninnpcrtaat place surrounded
by swamps sna Wheaton Will probably re-
.arn 20 linus
WASHINGTON. June s-In a cable
gram today lsen. oiis after announcing
the capture % Perez las Al artnss. says:
"sWheaton's qualities fo- bold ard sue
Sessfai attack are unsurpassed
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ARMoR FOR THE WISCONSIN.


WASHINGTON. June a-They~ was =
test az iadien Head today Of arynor pla.e
INTENDED FOR the hattleskip WISCONSIN the
soi aggrsgEfnx 30 tons. The ties; plate
tsnered from isA inches 20 ga fyr.hss -
thickness The FIRST shot. "A carp~nter
arnor s,tercer. with velocity OF l.y7u feet
I~nefrstes the plate 81 inches T1e ~ec-
ord Hotter Arnaer p8ercer with a vel
oeisy 90 i.ss feet. penetrated nine INCHES
Tn@ pate ~ss not cracked and the ties.
Was satisfactory.
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NEW YORK Jurs ee--'>T.7e situation In
the Philippines n very serious" said Gen.
Nelson A Miles ~ the Waldorf Astoria
last night Il knew nothing concerning IRE
story reat the war derarsTs7t - ~isp-
pressing The news from Manila bur every
Aa5y knows that things are very serious
there TIE question ~ issuing a call for
volunteers has not. ] hsisev@. beer 3ecsti-
ea do not care IN disessse TIE Philippine
rra.sar ] am here on private business"
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nAck FROM BERMUDA.
Reciprocity somsni..ianer r. J. Mad
teen Reaches New York.

NEW YORK. iaue - Among ,ss. nss-
s"nsets ~hst arrives today on oaarsl the
steamer ssrfnacN t~sss-i psrss,s,as. ,xa-n.
ady Barker. Ger. Russefi Hastings ara
Hon A. Allison. colonial StssretavSt ! ~
Trin'nSham 81. ans Ifen r J MaasSnf
route for Washington
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INDIANAPOLIS 1gne ~ -Tee Saip~vase
ledge - tse AsrSsst Order - United
W ork ssun scssas. asSer discussion lasting
oVeT two days decided - frcorgszrare
steps s~rs taken toward drafting ne prep
- Articles WsrEsSfar@ there hss beer n
decided sentiment sxx8ng scare af the
snsxnS sxA.sSl n. ~ ~ tl.1n
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THE BALTIMORE HIS FLAGSHIP.
Rear Admiral Watson Assumes Com.
mand ut Manila

"a Ia; .oss 3nssa Na.ll a. at
from Hongkong. and raised his flag OF the
cruiser Baltimore. The commanders Of all
the warships called upon the admiral dur
ing the Gay.