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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

STATE NEWS NOTES.

STATE NEWS NOTES.
Two large walnut stumps. weighing
$500 pounds, were loaded OIL the cars
Friday at Lenoir for Germany. Veneer
ing will be made out of them.
The Raleigh is due at Wilmington
May 9TH. Full particulars OF the recep-
ton will be published later.
The Warrenton Record notes the
death of Rev. Il. b. Reeks, one of the
Oldest ministers OF the North Carolina
Conference.
Mr.. Bunk" Parlier narrowly escaped
death Monday night. He took nearly Il
teaspoonful of arsenic by mistake,
think he was taking Bateman's drops.
The Raleigh Blade, colored organ,
commendS the negroes of Wilmington
for leaving that place. saying that the
whites have shown conclusively that
they wanted to get rid of them.
Mr.. st. Leon Scull is editing the
Windsor Orient while it's editor is at
tending law school. Mr.. Scull was the
Democratic nominee for the Senate last
year and is an able and successful at
torncy.
Invitations have been issued to the
marriage OF Miss Olivia Blount Sanders
to Mr.. John Albert Long "Wednesday
evening. April Goth, at . o'clock ut St
Timothy's Episcopal Church, Wilson.
Jake Porter, of Watauga county. has
three daughters, the oldest OF whom has
been married six times. Five of her hus-
bands have been murdered The second
daughter has been married three times
and two of her husbands were murder
ed.
At the hearing before the Interstate
commerce Commission in Wilmington
Mr.. +. G. Worth testified as to tho
banetul effect upon the wholesale trade
IN Wilmington OF tho present freight
rates. saying he has for Il long timc
noticed n shrinkagc Of territory: bat
did not realize until recently that
freight discrimina lions were the cause.
Mr.. w. s. Chadwick. OF Beaufort. has
gone 10 Rome. y. y 1t is understood
That lie goes to purchase a naatha
launch. a syndicate hns recently been
formed OF Morehead and Beaufort bust
ness men for the purpose of putting
in another boat probably between More
head and Beaufort.
In the Wake Forest Student for
Alril the frontsipiece is IL portrait of
tn" late ID. y. CovinEton. Of Mon
roe. taken in tho attitude he usually
assumed when addressing tho cour, on
. noint of law. with tho loft hand
holding tho book from which he vas
quoting. The first article in tho maca
zine Is written by DR.. J. ". Skies on
the lie and character of Mr. Covng-
ton.
NJ The annual meeting of tho ROYAL
Arcanum. held in Greensboro. the fol-
lowing officers We're elected: Grand r.
gent j. J.. Greenwal. of Wssninctoa.
Vice Regent. V. =. Eouutrcc. o: New
herh: Orator. Major j. T. Irwin. Of
Charlotte; Chaplain, Rev. p ". BRIGGS.
81 Durham; Guide. W. p. Wootten. Of
kinston: Troasurcv. \. NJ Powell. az
Raleigh: Secretary. DIR. j. Howell Wav
of WaNucSViile
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
PERSONAL AND GENERAL,

The steam tug Mollie Farmer. be
longing to Mcssrs. J. III. Coed ANA John
Thornton. is lying at Wrights wharf
'lnd crgoing thorough overhauling by
MI Thomas Hayman.
Sheriff y. 6. G~ndy IS having the
lawn around The Courthouse moved.
the trash removed. the hills leveled and
the holes filled. This is d very popular
place for lawn PARTIES ana win now be
IN much better condition than ever
before.
Mr. rrank Jennings has opened a con-
fectioncry ana ice cream stand at the
corner IF Pearl and PoindeNter streets
Captain W. II. old. of our Naval Re-
serves. has ocen promoted TO comman-
do Of the Second battalion. \ meeting
Will be held ~ thc company Monday
nitnt - II st a captain to succeed him
The revival services II tho Baptist
Church viii continue through next week
and Roy. II {. Skinner VIII remain with
ua until tile close.
Rev. Joe y. Ramsey. who passed
through our town Two weeks ago and
delivered an address on IIpworth
League work at The Methodist Church.
is expected to return Monday or Tues
day OF next week. ana we will probably
have an opportunity to hear him again
at the Methodist Church.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

Jake Porter. of Watauga county. has
three daughters, the oldest OF whom has
been married six times. Five of her hus-
bands have been murdered. The second
dauShter has been married three times
and two of her husbands were murder
ed.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
A STRANGE AEFAIR.

htllldSGS III dSStEStI. l4lH DtStll WIFI
havo Il line from Greensboro TO Char
lotte.
A STRANGE AFFAIR.
Advices have been received from
C.irvcT's Creek, Cumberland county, To
tho effect that Nj. John Buic. son of
MIR. II. Is. Iuie. was badly cut by 4
knife on Tuesday afternoon near his
home in CarVcr's Creek. He was slash
cd in the breast aud on he arm. He
Will not tell the name of his assailant-
strange 10 say.
1t IS said that when seen last before
he was cut. he was in the company OF
young lady.
DIR BLOslNcAME CHOSEN.
rhc Board OF Trustees Of tho Baptis;
j. male University Yesterday elected
1)r. James G. I;losincainc. of Knoxville.
l. male University. The selection was
unanimous. Or. RIosingamc is ono of
Tie most remarkable Of the younger
s hool of educators in the South. only
- years 81 age having graduated from
Il University Of Georgia i'm lSa. ne
h.s made Il marvellous record OF sue
C. -. He is Il native or Georgia. grad
natod with distinction at the T-nivcr-
E! Y of that state. studied in Chicago
| 1ivcrsiiN and then took charge Of
Tie Jackson Woman's college Jack
sou, Ga which rapidly became famous
m ,,... .lf.l 49, .,
,It,ii,,,,i ', 10 ~ W eat,'eIOS 81
to.,'ad -. ISo,,,, No. f, V;.cS ,H ~;
1.ro,.,'iiin ir,.n,' ~ ~; Su'''rn OF
;,hn,.ostil, ,,i,,,.''"ie 90" ~ w NtdI9 50
a. ~ -. ~ 80. ~" ny ruuc| 'iv!-
If 1>nnv,,iilo oii 80 iN,.'4,..h
4hn poard NJ -, go :" t.iciI,pvr 81
1In;yarsitv. "IIis ,.o,, "a ~" ciiii'c
,oes ~ Tho whole Stnto 80 , To",u ~ u
Tho uolbrools C,o,In~o 10. ~. 49,,
ornmont nov hoe ao3 s -. MS mn
eontine, ton Statas 80 g.. 80, ,ep'c-
,,nsurna ssnd in Tnprnesao es"ioeu its
Thn Rantists or Wo,tI,
IN be conrratn,ata1 u,, ,I' .o,,a,a are
nbla and srcccsef,,i ,aadov 'nh ~
swst n 81 'cauer lor thi''
0nlw thrco ,,o,or,.. n, 49, -.,.
roro dcinrn,imad ,,a.'o,.,,o, '"e tlouIay
trha solicitors az. evening
prnfnseor. Of Ia,ir.-,ti.. CA.
y1rr%9 Of tJorrord Iiniynrsit.. '"N'c d.
proioesor ~ Art-Miss irin'i po,,o.
r,baSn SchnoI ~ Arr ~, N, ~, ot "a
watn s,mCins NoIv ynri, -i''''''cF Ii'~
Professor ~ phvsiolorv ana ,1,ro
and Resident Phvsiciannr ,e''e
Dixon Ar d of New Yoril N,aJi1ni
(olIerr. Nieu'cai
Dr.. BIosingame IS expectcd n arr,vo
fn Raiei@h 5ext Vol: ~ 49,, ~ a. iIHe
a., .S!SH HeAt VEN "a men time
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
The Pungo-M attamuSkeet Road to
be Built.
THE BAPTIST UNIVERSITY
Postal Telegraph Company VIII Cons
struct New Line-Dr. James &.
BIosingRmc, OF Knoxville. Called
Al Popular Young Mau. Mr. Lucius
Lanier, Dead.

Raleigh, y. c.. April 2e.-In n letter
10 the Manufacturers Record, Mr.. S.
S. Mann. of Swan Quarter, n. c.,
writes as follows relative TO the Punso-
Mattamuskect Railroad Company,
which was chartered to build a line in
Eastern North Carolina at the last scs-
sion of the Legislature:
1.-THE road will begin at Makeleyville.
N. c., on the Pungo river, and will
run almost direct to Swan Quarter. the
county seat of Hyde county. the cur
Nature in the route being made to take
in the towns of Sladesville and Ross
Bay. From Swan Quarter. \. c., the
read will be continued to Juniper bay,
passing in its route a quantity of TIM
Der. From Juniper bay it will be con-
tinued on the south side of MAttamus-
Eect lake to Engelhard. \. c. The
charter provides for branch from En-
gel lard TO Fairfield. \. G.
The incorDora TORS are j.. Muihcrrin
and j. NJ. Rhodes, the secretary and
president of the Scranton and North
Carolina Land ana Lumber Company
of Scranton, Pa, and Mal5eieyVille.
Asa j. Smith, of Makcleyville y. G..
hEd G. Srinn, Swan Quarter. y. G. The
road will be built without doubt If sat
iSflctory traffic ARRANGEMENTS can he
made with tic Norfolk and Southern
or the Atlantic Coast Line, ana If the
Townships along the proposed route. at
an election provided for in its char
ter, vote for the issue of bonds in aid
OF the enterprise. 1t will be thirty
Tni're 1o,t~''
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
NEW TELEGRAPH LINE.

Mr.. j.. H. Busbec has returned from
Greensboro. where he was representing
the Southern halfway Company in 4
hearing to assess damages so the Pos
n! Telegraph Company can put UP "A
line along the Southern. After a long
tight with the Southern and Western
Union on one side ana the Postal on
the other the Postal won. AS soon as
damages are assessed. the Postal Will
havo Il line from Greensboro TO char
In, u
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

SPECIAL No. :.
SOC. Ladies Shirt Waist IN White. Lawn
2:d J.. i also :crralc with detachable
collar Monday Price. he
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

At the hearing before the Interstate
Commerce Commission in Wilmington,
Mr. Il. G. Worth testified as to tho
banetul effect upon the wholesale trade
III Wilmington OF tho present freight
rates. saying he has for Il long timc
noticed shrinkagc Of territory: bat
did not realize until recently that
freight discrimina lions were the cause.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

SPECIAL NO. :.
35c. Ladies Gingham and Calico Sun.
h5nneis. made with frilings. Monday
Price. lac.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

Mr.. w. s. Chadwick. Of Beaufort. has
that lie goes to purchase a naatla
launch. a syndicate has recently been
formed oF Morehead and Beaufort bust
ness men for the purpose of putting
III another boat probably between More
head ana Beaufort.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

SPECIAL 40. i.
$L.5 I.N.rl size White Marscille
Spreads, very pretty designs. Mond 4
lt!-c. sos.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

SPECIAL NO TO-
lec. Roses. consisting of : rises. Buds
and Foliage OF Il bunch. Monday prlce,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

SPECIAL NC. :.
Sl.25 Ladies Black Freuch Saline Under
skirts, made with lace inserting Monday
Pee. Coo.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

SPECIAL NO 9.
10 al color Crushed Roses. on q
hunch. Monday Price. lgc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

SPECIAL. NO. 5.
GO. Boys Porca!c Launderod Shirt
Waists. fast colors, best make. Monde
Pr-cc. 3Sc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-02

thousand scattered about In odd corners
Of the globe. So. taking the British om-
pirc na "a whole, n ~ "a rather stu
pundOuH aggregation N colonies and de-
pondvncirs. The population u that inn
mcnsc empire b. estimated TO be some
whore In tho nolghb0rhood OF Nt.ilO 900
people. while its total area In square
miles r. n 900. COS. old John hun ~ an
onorgctic old gentleman. lie Is q very
kind hearted and generous old chap
who likes nothing better than taking
up the white mans burden and lifting
remote nb1rlEInca out ~ their unon.
lIEhtened Hayuggry. But a land grab
bcr. ncveTl
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creased ornaments OF the imperial
forces there may be a little map chang
ms In certain portions Of Africa which
Il II quite Eupcriluous 10 point out,
In view OF these facts any figures
relating 10 the area and population ~
this gigantic empire at the present time
are OF especial interest The approx
innate population of the United King
dom Itself Is only s0g00,OOo. while its
area g. a mere 1880 square miles, but
In the Mediterranean the queen Of Eng
land has 10000 faithful subjects and
3.1O2 square miles OF territory In India
and BaluChlstan Il H. estimated that
there are no less than Si3.JOo00O sub
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and h gradually being brought within
the orbit ~ direct British authority,
The largest british territorial aoqulsi-
ton, however. 20 be accompanied by
any considerable increase OF population
In recent years has been on the west
coast OF Afrlcn. where the tcntnclos OF
British commerce have closed about the
Niger district 20 tightly that vast
Mohammedan population u now moth
Ink more than n colony NJ the queen.
one NJ the most interesting ana at
the same time valuable acquisitions to
the crown or recent times was that OF
the rocky little island OF Hongk0ng.
liongkong was the little sore spot into
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During the sy war this song was written ana cot to music ths Piece
& me campfire sang to ughtn their weary hours lL' children on the
h'',la
epn Jsnh the author a now resident Of Patton " NJ ludnE
appearance IKE
ser old ana shabby this and
n pretty old now said the captain 'nd unrr from rheumatism
hnh the ayr here however Mexico for i've
tbu o
the organization yourH
was born In Rhode Island carly In No became
,, y @ ~ when me yl war broke out Joined the Union forces
Mlo, Morton ~ miles Manassas scrubbed on the
words In hal an hour and they popular from
INC song ~ could release
suppose might a
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ing The present century alone. In In
d.l for example. English expansion has
been steady ana extensive. scIndc and
Oh. luuluh have fallen under the Union
jock ana tho peaceful absorption of the
Who'll. M icluchistan has taken place.
larly ln the century Australia was dot
tl with "a Few scattered English set
Elements, mostly OF c0nvlcts. but now
that great continent stands % self gov-
grn.nE but loyal colony OF the rcpaclous
l'fluHhor In Canada more disputed
lal0r control has during the reign OF
lh' present sovereign been converted
into an established and definite owner
ship while In South Africa the great
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jocts Of her majesty, while In other
parts of Asia there are nearly 100000
more IN the Sudan the "litlo widow
ut Windsor" has i2.iiO.000 dusky fklu-
ned subjects. In British North Amer
lea she has over 100000 uph0licrs Of
the empire. with almost 100000 at her
beck and call In Australasia. iu Cen-
trul and South America. Including the
West indies. she has almost 1900 600.
besides this there are "a Few hundred
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alcohol instead, ana motors are being
altered so as 10 consume that nuId.
There h no fear Of explosion with nlco-
hol ana II is said to be less costly than
petroleum.
Tho German emperor has consented
TO stand godfather Co tho twin sons "
a coachmGn az Glesorf lie has also
made their parents % handsome present
OF money aud has given permission for
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A Sheep EATING Parrot.

The accompanying picture IL a por-
trait o.. the koa, New Zealand par
rot which has descended from yogc-
tnrianiam To flesh eating. In fact. the
way In which the kca secures itr meat
II a most remarkable proceeding. This
voracious bird. though small In size.
win descend upon and attack n fun
grown sheep. settling upon It's victims
back ana tearing away the flesh with
10 formidable bcak Its favorltc food
IL the kidney Fat OF tho sheep, and this
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tho babies TO be chrlstcngi william !
ana William II.
The king of the BglgIan5 travels "a
Count WysnHpIn. invariably putting az
AT hls hotel ln Paris with Gar less hustle
than that which the arrival Of an orr
binary foreign count would entail
Tho king OF sweden travels MS count
de ulyu. 10 was under this title that
he stald at Cannes last spring.
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GROWTH OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

est annexation Of territory Of course,
took place about the time Of the
Bochuanaland expedition. dispatched by
ulndstone'a second administration for
the purpose Of keeping the obstrcpcrous
Beers within the limits Of the South
African Republic More nmhiruously
defined. but fnr greater in extent. there
lies up through the core OF Africa a
vast stretch N territory which is now
well under the paw OF the British lion
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poses, The city owns ita wuterworks
ana therefore 10 In a position TO do
this
An indianapolis ntorekeoper who soils
wooden shoes says that this style NJ
footwear ~ extensively used by people
who work In oannorleB, whore hot
solder. acid, etc, ON the floOrs would
ruin shoe leather; by people who stand
on wet floors. such as washerwomen
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cow worshIpors, ana the Ike" he says.
but not of dog worshlpcrs. lie said
he had soon some Ia Tohoran. Some for
olgnors there had fol them, fondlod thcm
In their laps and taken them riding In
their o1rriugou. Were they not dog
wurhlpor?'
The majority of motor cars In France
are now driven by petroleum. but a
French engineer recommends the use Of
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MEN AND THINGS.

iistmont OF Mr., Evans during the war.
lie expects to leave for Venezuela i'm
mcdlatcly after completing his course
at Ohio State university next June.
Santa Ctuz Cal, IN perhaps the only
municipality In which water ~ Furnish
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and the employees Of oreamerles, and
by fashionable women who wear them
without stockings when they wish TO
rest their feet, The wooden shoes nro
made at Grand Rapids, Mich, from
Eastwood by llelglans.
An American traveller In Persia re-
ports being asked by village soldier
II he knew Of dog worshiporH II told
him had heard Of IRE worshiperp.
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which was first Injected the vaccine ss
English commerce That inoouatIp-
virus struck deep and Hangkonr has
become the distributing center VI m
vast Chinese trade. And whore Elgllsh
trade once goes English arms nr not
slow 10 follow. To Just what extott tho
empire viii continue 10 enlarge during
the next year or two Il is Impossible to-
say but judging from the prcsrm attI-
tude Of the colonial Office and mp.iu.
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where II was found were also discover
cd number of yotlyo HtntuotteH and
vases In "a more nr l0ss mutilutcd cone
ed In Rome.
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From WhIDDlnu Bou to Peer.

Iiaro Is peer OF the realm who ls
dosconded from whipping boy"
Now, a whipping boy" was q medieval
Institution. attached 10 all royal courts.
When the old time offspring Of royalty
did wrong. he was not spanked and
sent TO bed without supper, but his duly
appointed whipping boy was called
100 md before the eyes OF the young
prince rouudly whipped. Just what
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as A land grabber John Buii has no
~ equal. Empire building IL his bust
ness. mud the enthusiasm and In.
duetry with which he absorbs territory
a perhaps not altogether unrelated with
a few Of those little boundary disputes
which be- at present has on his hands.
10 fully realize English activities In
tbia direction one has only TO consider
inc manner IN which the empire OF tho
tleht little island" has expanded dur
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-02

Charles Hopkins Evans OF Columbus
o., a lad Of 10 summers. II building a
hailboat la which, he says, he expects
10 sail 20 Venezuela To carry on trndo
with the natives. The construction OF
the boat was begun about year ago.
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a noNNL nIscIrLn or rnrsrIs.

Tho wife OF Grand Duke Alexis Ser
glus OF Russia, the sister Of the pres
ont czurinn. ls pusaeHscd NJ great HIS
trionlc talents. Her private NE ls not
happy, and she dcvotea herself 10 thoat-
riCuls nH "a recreation.
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or the colonial exhibit the Greater
the
showing methods Of customs OF the natives OF the Philippine L.
homes Filipino with furniture and number Of genuine
BILE number The natives n1on ana have had
their
tho east These houses rule fnuy eonagSled anar the
matted They always
snIed tho cImne u lhe lhlpplneh
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saiutary effect this plonary punishment
had on the prince u Us hard 60 under
stand. iiut the fact remains that the
whipping boy once existed. and 10
VIII BE- remembered how ln SCOTS
Fortunes OF Nigel" Sir Mungo Maln-
growthor was % former whipping boy"
90 James l. Lord CnHtlotowu. the peer
shown In tho accompanying picture. b.
the lincM descendant " Harnaby Fitz
Patrick, The once famous whipping
boy 20 King Edward W. though Mas
ter Fiz patHckH post must have been
somewhat III % flucgurr.
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you, the natlon's hora.
l.hlhgipn welcomes YOU. I
GUINNESS and c0mpldtenes,
lH.ler approach the perf1ct'
.lpfemo man whose nafnl
.iAe nun you have anticinI
20 immortality. Tonq
W enjoy a. May you M, /
prove the love and honor
% mas never lacked great 4
crucial hour To- her M
H. TIE man u tho crlsiS'
y great man EaEed md
',ah % time ana space and 1
hoflAon The star of a
iroat men nl1uFhed nal Il
eed hQundlet forests. ma
and wrought tho harsh
ne wilderness into ths I'D
ll1 taif land our c0ionla1
provincial youth. our IA
mood, have beon fosterol Il
uy TIE wisdom and tho N
lat men. Their blood has
hdgnco abroad and fwri1r1
p have withstooi forpirn
Sue malice chiefly thrl
them u T. dus that Nj
aiood a united. though IA
atl9u and sent forth i0I
ihallenge In the name Of
your signal good fortune
The challenger But II
your great qualities
ohhllenEp go0d. that wonI
inalniained the victory
nations Has 80 hlsh In /
~ that all could see il.
whole world know and
alton Ia a citizen Of tho wd
Jay "a mans part ami deml
over and honor These "A
the nHiion tt fAy foriu
h1pry you. who hear
ears what too 0firn child
az listen 10. May ynu ilvs
YOU VIII behold your
mcnt IN your countrys Ii
eater through. your az
cuine o. Your own true hd
o. the nation.
y by introducing Secrrt
was received With enth
standing bareheade-i.
remarks directly 10 Deu
ned barchead,i and scate,
EsENTATIoN ADDREs
long SPOKE M follows
2 Admlrai-ict me read a
rom our official oornapod
inE lees than "a f0rtnlgl
ow known the world over
Washington. April a. I'D
iiongkonE Mar has "a
tween the United States
oceod nj once 10 t'hlllp1
esln operations az once. ID
fnlnat the Spanish nect. Il
irc yelss'ls OF destroy.
lcaVufu.
"'LoNGl
Manila May I. isgs
~ on Navy. WiahlnEt0n
GA arrived ut Manila az n
morning, Immediately
y and destroyed tho old
$50
uaaron n uniniurcd. N
ghtly wounded
DEWEY
80.
y OF the Navy, WaAhlrg,>
ken petition OF the na1
ilippino lalanda I e0nu
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spi'1h l ~ sos'huhs
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Washington. May II. 1854
Tho Prsuideut. In the nar
,rlcan people. thanlur N
fficers and men for "a
hievement and oyawhel
In recognition he has
acting Rear ADMIRAL
end a vote OF thanks 10 u
an a Foundation foT furth
lew Norde, Wh1 = YOU
trge " duty you went, y
onqucrod II scstne
mt the Republic, fun
Aimed ~ listening ear
- word from those di-ia
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Thrilling History-Ses
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