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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-02-06
STAFFORD.


Public Schools Suspended on That
Account Small CoIored Boy With
the Disease Came in Contact With
Number OF People.
Stafford County. Va, Feb. Dad. 1901.
Our community has been much excited
over smallpox, bat thus lar 1t hLs nern
more scare than hurt. lt seems p color
,d boy named Grayson contracted the
disease al the rAilrohd camp near 1hap.
navAmr'c Creek. and finding himself
unite sick departed tor his home ueat
Mount posioilice, but en- route sept IN
some neighbors out-huildiug, aod next
ia, walking along The public road, st"p-
ned in "A store aud spent an hour ur TWO
hv the stove From there some kinh
SlmariiancAfriedh him home. br. S"e"n'
of Oarri-ouyill-. was sent Tor and pro.
nounced il a genuine care ol rma P'N'
Since then there has been lear. tr' mhllng
and yaccinating by the WhUlesn.e. but
nothing worse except the suspension OF
pub,ic schools. colorrd and whit, Tor the
last two weeks.
Several very young people have ar
rived in our neighborhood lately lhey
brought no baggage or pochet'bo0Ss'
vet came 10 stay and have met warm
loving welcome from proud parents
though they will cause many ~ qlail- IN
the Do mestir atmosphere.
The intense cold and deep snow have
caused a cessation of outdoor w"rE' ei-
repr getting tire wood, which - now the
burning question of the day, and hauiiog
,ross ties and freight. The roads are Tor
once remarkably good-snow parked
and frozen hard. and the wagoners are
taking iull advantage ci their hhusna'
condition.
We are glad to hear that Mrs L bert
Morcure IL rapidly conyaltsciug alter IA
phinful iiDts-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-02-06
Banquet To Judge Ross.

The last term of Accomac County
Court aOjJurLeI Saturday. Resolutions
complimentary to Judge Ross were
adopted and spread on the records. At
night the members Of the bar and court
oficials gave the Judge banquet and
presented him with a silver pitcher. Re
marks were made by Messrs, Stewart K
Powell, q Walter Mspp, :. J. Turling
ton. Warner Ames and Robert \. Old
ham.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-02-06
VIRGINIA NEWS

Fire destroyed the class rooms and
dormitory OF Tszewell College at Tsre-
well. Loss $1,000 aud insurance S2,-
800.
A reward $3.50 has been added to the
amounts already named by Gov. Mon
tague ior the arrest Of the negro who as
sanlted Mr. George Shields, at Roanoke.
Crayon portraits OF the late Judge Ben
jsmin I. Gunter and OF the late Mont
calm Oldham, Jr, Clerk OF the County
Court, have been hung on the walls OF
the courtroom at AccOmac c. ii.
The residents of Tangier Island have
decioed to incorporate The Island. ! he
following officers were choseD; William
Parks, Mayor; E.Logsu Crockett, Joseph
Daley ami Carey Crockett, members OF
Council.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-02-06

MIR. s. r. Hard wick. of Knsale ia try
ing to interest the farmers OF this lection
in the cultivation Of sweet corn for can
ming. II be can get the farmers to agr'e
to cultivate three hundred acres in corn,
he will undertake to can it The price he
offers is 5000 per ton delivered AT the
cannery Potomac Progress.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-02-06
Sparta, Va, Feb. ID, 1904.

Thomas Nelson Page to Establish
School.
DIR. Thomas Nelson Page, the author
will in the near future, establish tech
inal school in Hanover county, Va, the
county of his nativity. The plan is tC
teach young men and girls the different
manual calings, such as carpentering
mechanics, cooking, sewing, &c. A com
petent Northern teacher is to be employ
ed. il is said.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-02-06

II you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use Of Peruna,
write at once to DR.. Hartman, giving a
full statement Of your case and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable adj
vice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President OF
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, o..
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-02-06
Fifteen Thousand Marriages Last
Year

The State Auditor has r,ceiyed figures
showing that more than 900 couples
were married in Virginia during 1903
The proportion OF the whites 70 negroes
was 70 |.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-02-06

Rev stubenvo Of the Evangelical Lutheran
the OF TWO
him bvE OF one
tbebi the eFmpero rh handwriting text
The Peruna Medicine Co.. OF Column
Ferunai
The Peruns Medicine Co.. Columbus Ohio.
Gentlemen: had hemOrhageS OF the lungs FOR Tong hn
and sU Pruna and cured gave me
strength and courage healthy blood IL increased
nv weight gave color, and feel Well II Is me best
medicine world everyone kept eruna IN me mouse
would save many from death every H STUBENVOLL
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-02-06

Thousands Of people have catarrh who
would be surprised to know it, because
1t has been called some other name than
catarrh. The fact is cstsrrh is catarrh
wherever located; and another fact
which 10 of equally great importance, is
that Peruna cures catarrh wherever
located.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-02-06
SPOTSYLVANIA COUNTY.
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Receipts and Disbursements of County Levy for Year ending
September, 1903. Levy Of 1902. BY W. g. DllLARD.
County Treasurer.
TREASURER. DIR.


20 Of psSpn' isSi j" ''D0' 0' '''"'u' sls5s5
To amount received Of W. W. stainburg Cby
To amount received tax OF W W seay (by JTToddj $50
To amount received delinquent land soldand redeem ao
To amount received from levy on land and property,
To amount per penalty taeo9se 1905
To received Of TURNKEY balance on Ialey tax L"
~ Gsinonent IIICIu Land ' ~ 45s
To amonnt received check Of J. p H. CrismOnd,
To amount received check off, P H. Crismond, on
To amount received Narrow Gauge R. R., left off by o.
Amount received check OF J. P. H CrismOnd, on de-
% 1sIn"nepf sm0"nS teGeE10 Land ''''" u " 1gs1s
To smoppt received sT W Thorbun and Allan Mason,
To amount received tax Of E. Wigglesworth Ct. L.
TO oaH@Gn- amount received j. W. Swift charged
amount received wo Almond ca%s,t Sas osss oTss @ 3
To received, James Taylor taxes l." ,o
TREASURER, CIR.
By cs:R c%R paid paid islE HES county SGHRy %
By cash paid clerk circuit court salary 1000 1000
BY cash paid Commonweaths attorney salary %SO0M %
y cash paid superinendent of poor salary
By cash Pad & pa or at SEQ each salary 5000
BY cash paid commissioner revenue 'Berkey district
By cash paid commissioner of revenue, St. George
By casR paid registrars and expenses registration a7se
BY cash paid judges and clerks OF election ,.. 1890
BY paid maintenance Of paupers at poor house 4o9
BY cash paid maintenance OF paupers outside poor ~
BY cash paid bridges LySo.SS
BY cash, paid jury expenses id@So is
By cash paid lunatic expenses l97G
By cash per cent interest on $500 court ,o.Oo
B nCash ash Invested in Virginia State &C. H fund 1880
Delinquent list levy OF lsO2 eesss oos'S5
BY cash paid treasurer's commission 066.lS
By cash paid incidental expenses @43O
BY in hands of treasurer une1pended levy oe
of 1902 bSVS"' ,o
W q. DILIARD, Treasurer.
a i'"' T. A. HARRIS, Clerk.
Road Taxes Receipts and Disbursements.
'ep' (So1, Courtiand District Credits:
Bv amount hands of treasurer levy 1901 s5ss.SS
~ oonnt lew oneal and personal property S914s
By amount per cent penalty on T4l@9 SO9 .
District DIR. ~
1902 levy So5IO
PodnEIpsnt Po amount expended roads 1,s5s7
To amount in hands of treasurer OF levy 1907 ooo' a.
Chancellor District Credits
amount amount fe1y eU iso property
To amount per cent penalty on s996OI H~
70 treas DeofHI Commission 1902 levy %s5ss
To delinquent list OF levy 1870! Sss
To amount expended on roads 1900 05S
To amount in hands of treasurer levy OF 1902 9o"
s@oan Sgs per tSssals4 Ssn sHe ot Q. ps M s
To treas D'S'n1 Commission 1902 levy asM
T. delinquent list levy of 1902 $50
To amount expended on roads 4l70d
Livingston District Credit
To amount in hands OF treasurer levy Of 1901 sidS 100
To 5 per penalty on sSl95O LIZ
To amount over paid by treasurer ".V
District Debtor 1000
To treas commission on levy off9Os SS@
70 delinquent list Of 1902 levy i2V
70 amount expended on roads olo4f
g. billiard. Treasurer
0Op' TA HARRIS Clerk.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-07-21
WARREN PosTOFFIcE FIGHT.

The Republican state executive
committee held a meeting yesterday
afternoon in the Lincoln club rooms
to take action upon the postmaster
ship at WARREN says the Little Rock
Gazette. The department has issued
an order removing Mrs Mary f.
Hughcs. the postmistreSs. but the
committee decided to take the matter
up with the department, as it was
shown that large number of the
residents of the city desired her re-
tpntion. Chairman II. l.. Remmel of
the state committee will be in Wash
ington Monday and the committee de-
cided 10 postpone action until he has
held a conference with the postoffice
officials The question Of q success
Sor 10 Mrs Hughes was considered,
however, and in case Of refusal on
the part of the department TO With
draw it's order of removal the commit
tee will recommend her successor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-07-21
BRISTOW HAS RETURNED.

Washington. July 2l.-Postlnaster-
General Bristow has returned 10 the
postoffce department.. after several
weeks absence in the west and
southwest Mr. Bristo" made
an observation trip over the
rural delivery routes Of Illinois, Mis-
souri,, Kansas, Texas and other states
for the purpose Of becoming familiar
with rural free delivery service. Be-
fore his departure Mr.. Brstow con-
Sidered plans for a reorganization of
the service He doubted the wisdom
of maintaining such an extensive sys
TEN. Since his trip, however. he has
reached the important conclusion that
the rural service cannot possibly be
curtailed. and he will presently lay
before the postmaster-general that
everywhere he went he found the PEG.
pie heartily in favor of rural delivery,
/ The farmer, he said, was its strongest
advocate, and so popular has the ser.
| vice become that it will be necessary
to ask congress to make a liberal ap-
preparation for its extension. He
pointed out particularly the great
benefit Of the service to the publish
ers Of daily newspapers, explaining
that it has brought the newspapers
to the farmers door and kept them
in close touch with the outside
world. Improvement of the postal
system was the dream of Gen. John
Wanamaher's official life, and he used
the same arguments in regard to the
Ifaciitation of newspaper service to
the farmers. ;
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-07-21
RECENT DEATHS FROM
LIGHTNING IN ARKANSAS

Il. j. Alexander and Albert Dollick,
Lowry bayou. Pulaski county, June
IS.
Robert Murphy, Springdale, Wash
mston county, July 2.
William Phillips, Independence
county, July 5.
JOAN Hubbard. near Cotton Plant,
Woodruff county, July Is.
Asberry .Iamison and Berry Ed
wards. Mound City, Crttenden coun-
" July IS. Five others Injured, one
probably fatally.
Charles Rixey, Jnesboro, Craighead
county, July 90. Two others proba
bly, fatally injured.
A. D. Crawfrd Prairie Grove. Wash
mston county, July 20. One other
injured
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-07-21
IN PRAISE OF INCIDENCE.
Ezra Fox Leads Up His Voice in Fer
vent Prayer.

cit never pays to rustic much,
said .azy Ezra Fox, a sittin round the
corner on an empty cracker box.
don't believe in stirriG' up a lot o
noise at all! fer often too much energy
II bring about fall. Now, ther"' s
the flea his energy iist gifts him
scratched to death. The hen that
works too hard for worms is first TO
lose her breath Tho pig thet f%i's
the hardest fer the Germ thro#eG IN
tie sly is first to faiten, Glst to Il
an first of all to die. 'fae horse = IA
tries to do it al soon works hisself to
bones The dog tibet does Cne baEkin
is the one that gifts the stones. 20,
sir, this workin hard amt right
don't keer what :aeH say. An hour CT
two Of worls'8 ere4Sil-say, ey'ry other
day" Ard then he tilted 'gainst the
wall his empty cracker box an soon
was snorin reg lar like-oie lazy Ezra
FoX.-The Pilgrim.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-07-21
THE STRIKE IS OVER
LOCAL PACKING HOUSE MANA.
GERS PLEASED THAT THE
GMO Has COME.
Transacted Usual Business Wfttsous
Serious Loss O. A1vaace
m Prices
SHIPMENTS ANTICIPATED DAIRY

The managers u tae local branch
packing houses express themselves
as being CLAD tie strike situation
has been adjusted and say that they
have pulled through the strike and
transacted their usual amount of bust
ness without serious loss or advance
IN prices. The managers think thar
the shipments Of meat will reach here
as usual in a few Gays and thai there
will be no more trouble. There was
no advance in the markets today
The strike of the packing house
employees. begun nine days ago. and
which has demoralized the packing in.
dustry throughout The country, was
settled a. Chicago Wednesday night
at a conference between representa-
tives of the packers. the officials of
the meat cutters, union aud represent
tatives of all the allied trades em-
ployed at the st0ckyards The whole
controversy will be submitted 10 a
beard OF arbitration, both sides agree
ing to abide by Whatever decision
this board may reach. Pending the
decision Of the arbitration board the
men will be taken back to work as
rapidly as possible by the packers,
and il is agreed by the packers that
all the old employees are to he rein
stated within forty-fve days from the
date work is resumed If any of the
"rmer employees are still unemployed
at the expiration of that time. such
persons are TO have the privilege OF
submitting their cases To the arbitra
ton board for settlement.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-07-21
1 NEW ENTERPRISE
TRAVELLERS FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY LAUNCHED IN
PINE BLUFF.
,,,,o,nofated by Some Of the Nest
Successful ard Conservative
Business Me1 IN City.
WINDS OF BUSINESS TO BE DONE

rev fire insurance company has
haen launched in Pine Bluff by SOME
of The best and safest business men
iii the city.
It is the Travellers Fire Insurance
company and the incorpora'ora are
1 +. Rutherford e. y, Bloom, ", ',
Alexander. w. n. Trulock. f. l.. Dill
ley George w Richie, j. II. Mann.
Jesse r. Core. W. I. Young and +. p.
Ladd
The company will begin business
as soon as the necessary arrange
ments can be made. The capital
stock is s2500o0. of which 100000
has been subscribed by the incorpora-
tors. The stock is divided into i."oo
shares of SO each The officers OF
fba comDanv are: J. F. Rutherford,
president, w \. Trulock vice pres
ident; E. B. Bloom, secretary aud
treasurer. The incorporatOrS have
subscribed for four hundred shares
each aud $4,000 of the capital stock
mas been paid in.
The company will establish aseA-
cies throughout the country and do
general fire insurance business. In
addition TO fire insurance It Will
buy and sell real estate, stocks,
bonds. bills, notes and other CONNER
cial paper. loan money on real estate
and personal security.
The gentlemen comprising this
new company are among the most
successful and conservative business
men III the city, and the enterprise
bids fair to be successful from the
very start Each one of the incorpo-
rators has been successful in estah-
fishing and maintaining other lines
of business, and with the same push
and energy behind the new fire insur-
ance company the business in Arkan'
sas will be written on safe plan
The new company has all home CAPT
tai, and in addition to being as safe
As any of the older companies i'll
the fire insurance business will have
the advantage of being a home enter
prise, and valuable business con
Germ, not only for Pine Bluff, but foI
the state at large.
The agents employed by the com
pany will travel throughout the state
and there will be a large Xestmen'
OF money in the business at the very
start, The fire insurance business
will be the main business of the com
pany, but other lines of general bank
ing business will be looked after ant
Pine Bluff will have the additional
capital invested
The contract for the building to b'
occupied by the new company has no
been signed, but it is probable tina
the building now occupied by the
Cotton Belt Savings Bank and Trus
company will be used.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-07-21
THE STOUT WOMAN's REVENGE.
Ingenious Way of Using "Trixie' to
Get Even.

1t was a rainy. sloppy day. In
y lexington avenue car man gave up
his seat to an old woman who had Just
clambered aboard and could not reach
the hanging strap. That is. he in
tended to give up the seat to her, but
a stout woman sitting beside him
grabbed six-year-old girl who was
standing at her knee and lifted her
into the seat
Il intended my seat for this lady,
said the man." helping the old woman
to get further away from the crowd
at the door.
my child has paid her fare" snap
ped the stout woman. "The seat coas-
ed to be yours when -yo,t gave it up
"Oh. never mind; | would as soon
stand" said the Old woman
Its selfish women like YOU that
prevent men from giving up thelf
seats in cars to others of your sex,
said the man. who was evidently in
the mood for a discussion; and talked
so that every body in tae car could
hear him The woman Aus''rd az!
turned to the girl.
."Trixie," she said, ''yon may knoa'
on the seat if you want II, and lo"i,
out of the window.
Trixie did, and for tho next fivc
blocks wiped her muddy shoes on &c
self-sacrifcing mans trousers. The
stout woman smiled. She was re
| venged New York Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-07-21
CONVICTED BY ONE WORD.

Washington, July CA prominent
Mich2andcr in the lobby of tn" Eb.
bit heard New Yorker Dragging
about the ability of District Attorney
Jerome, and the fine Ionetailed
speeches he could make to a Jury.
"Thats all right, said he, ''but we've
got a prosecutor up our way in Battle
Creek who's heap cutter than your
man. His name is Hooper and he's
got the record for brcvity. heard
him win a case with just one word"
"You did, Il did, for a fact Twas
in Justice Merritt's court and Dell
Davis. a wellhnown character about
town, was on trial, charged with the
larceny Of whip from farmers
buggy, Davis attorney made long
speech to the jury. claiming that Da-
Wis only borrowed the whip to Kill a
rat. When he closed. Prosecutor
Hooper arose, looked at the jury, ex
claimed Rats" then sat down The
jury convicted Davis without leaving
the box"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-07-21
FAILED TO GET HUSBAND.

London, July 21.-Miss Hermon, a
spinster, with small annuity. has
sued matrimonial agent for the re-
turn of her deposit, because he hos
not carried out his agreement to Fro
vide her with husband. NJ. la
houchere, in referring to th,S queer
silt. says.
Il happen 10 know tina, there is i'll
London at the present time at least
one little ring on the fringe Of so
ciety doing a brisk business in this
line. They do not publish paper
and publish advertisements. Their
business within limits is bonafide
enough. They get hold Of an heiress,
American or otherwise, and have
touts and hunting parties in search
for such bargains. Payment is based
upon results. The faithful introduce
ton is brought about most delicately,
maybe at a dinner at the Carleton or
party at Ascot OF Henley. The bar
gain herself is probably quite uncon
scious of what is going on though
the bargain hunter, Of course, is in
the know Many people are Otter
concerned in the transaction before il
is completed. among whom the com
mission is divided on terms agreed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-07-21
Givina Him Warning.

One day last week portly dame
presented herself at the dress circle
door of one of the theaters and asked
to see the manager The individual
inquired for arrived in due time. ere
there any more hexits besides these?
she demanded, pointing to the large
folding doors. I'VE have no more
madam" the manager replied. but
those in use at the r:os' lfAe are
o0jta sufficient" 'f9AH. - 'H=.aoi-
sibility is GA your cad, rS+.',..ss'' the
lady as she made for her 5t@t,-i1on-
Ion News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-07-21
Russia EXPLAINS Her Delay.

Berlin. July 2l.-Russia has in
formed Germany, according 10 the
Cologne Gazette. that no report has
been received from the commander of
the Smolcnsk regarding the seizure,
July -. in the Red sea, of mails on
board the Prinz Heinrich. Pending
the arrival of this report, the Russian
government states, il cannot definite
ly answer Germany's representations
in the matter
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-07-21

COMPLIMENT eoa RICHARDSON.

Regarding the work OF The Young
Mems Christian association in the
state, ]. l., Scofeld. the state secre-
tarN, writes the Graphic as follows:
We are HOW working OH the third
story Of the Little Rock buildings
The roof is on, Van Buren, build.
ing. and it will be open some time in
the fail
Il visited HoNey last Tuesday and
Mr.. W. p. Kline. formerly OF your
city, is doing magnificent work for
The railroad men there
'.TeXarkana is now remodeiny the
interior Of her bnildin2 SO as to have
a larger assembly room and gymna-
sium. and also they lately opened up
a lunch counter in their building
every day, having more men coming
and going than they can possibly take
care of.
Mr.. Burgess, general secretary at
Stamps, resigned to accept a call at
Inns. Texas. Mr. NJ r. Shelton. as
sistant secretary at Little Rock sue
cceds him at Stamps.
MIR. B. +. Stevenson, who assisted
Kline at Pine Bluff is now the eff
cient secretary at North Little Rock
The state and International COM
mitteeS are delighted over the results
that have been obtained after three
years of work at Pine Bluff. The
splendid interest manifested by the
citizens. the ease with which the
money was raised for the remodeling
! of the bnilding, is evidence of the i'll
terest the citizens of your city have
for the welfare of their young men,
and we congratulate and ourselves
upon securing such an efficient man
to become your general secretary
The work of A. 3. Richardson up to
this ime has been of the highest or
der The plans for remodeling the
Pine Bluff building are the latest and
the best, and we look forward with
great deal of pleasure to the great
day of rejoicing when Pine Bluff will
have an up-to-date. Al Y. NJ. G.. A
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-07-21
SECRET SOCIETIES.

A special invitation is herewith ex-
tended to ali secret societies to at
tend the mems mass meeting (boys
under sixteen not admitted a. p. m.
Sunday. in the tabernacle, to hear
EVANGELIST Allen Wilson deliver his
celebrated lecture on "a Living Dog,
DR.. Wilson has justly earned wide
reputation for his mastery lectures
and talks for men only.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-07-21
TO BUILD NEW WAREHOUSE

The Russell Grocery company is
making preparations to begin the
erection of a new brick building on
the corner of Third avenue and Wal
nut street. where Mr.. NJ. F. Russell $
residence now stands. One OF the
residence buildings on the lot is now
being moved off. and the one in which
Mr.. NJ. P. Russell resides Will be
moved as soon as he completes his
new residence and moves into it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-07-21
Russians Ready to Answer ENGLAND


81. PrterSbur9. July u Russia
seems prepared for any representa-
ton Great Britain may make ON the
subject Of stopping ships in he Red
sea. II is understood that before
sending the cruisers there the Rus
sian authorities became satisfied
through an elaborate system of espiz
onaSe. that an immense amount of
contraband was going from England
through the Red sea 10 Japan. and
they decided 10 stop the traffic
II is understood that if this traf
tic IS now diverted TO the Cape route
The Russian admiralty is prepared
to send ships 10 the Cape of Good
Hope.
II Great Britain objects to the pas
sage of the Dardanclles by more vcs-
sells of the volunteer fleet the ships
intended for cruising off the cape
may be sent from the Baltic. In this
connection very important develop
mcntS are believed to be imminent.