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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-17

Corstcaua. Tex. March IA com
plant ~as filed In the Justice court to-
day against Tom White. white man.
charging him with an assault on ar
eight year-aid white g4ri ia the south
eru suburbs 81 the city. white was
arrested tr workman. and Constable
Grantban brought nlm here.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-17

Brownsville T~x. March IF-Hor.
Jsrn~~ -. Wells. chairman o. th~ Dem
ocrattfr state executive committee says
that Within tva weeks faa tme ard
place e. hold fH~ convention 20 send
3et~Eatra 90 The natlsrs. convention
vstlt ha decided
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mnnla awMtalaa I'll ~ haMtaa aAa1 tas
slsMsses Il aaAA AeaAamai Avasa SAB
.AIEssA -. kaMFm i 49, saa f#a4 iAawk
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-17
sHor INTO TRAIN


Massey Nsl4-. M4fUu ST.. when laa
Foff ~mith Ana Western passenger
train fFam GutaFfe rsstnoaud. reaches
haFe "Wednesday. g 3rsukeu mAn aH
ttV depot platform nFea tHtu lhe rraul
ca eAf aud sh0t reuAaegsf Nuaa.s
PERHAPS ttaAH iaiHtnS htm. lu trs
ISIS te escape ease fnAn #As aHlt fran
taH tratu tnA Attsf#afls hA tn.taa
States trpalf MARSHAL Fhe pt.s.us.
s alas .u "a stitAeal condition
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-17
COUNTY ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For County Treasurer
A. r. mcknight.
3. r. MARCHBANKs
X. p. BURRs.
r.. ID. CREDIBLE.
For Tax Collector
GEORGE SWEAT.
T. j. TIsGLE.
SIMP SPENCER.
j. w. RUSSELL.
For County Clerk
RUE X. HESDRICKs.
For Sheriff
JoE p. MfsSICK.
For County Attorney
MARX SMITH.
c...:: s..ss o.:-:=
JNo. ID. McRAk.
For supt. Public instruction
j. ID. CoaHLAN.
For Constable Precinct No. l.
BEN y. ABBOTT.
II. NJ. MCKEE.
For Commissioner Precinct a.
LEE MOORE.
The caah must accompany eac
announcement This rule will no
be deviat@d from.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-17

Good cord wood, delivered, Al $50
per cord. J II Gregory 03
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-17

NvANTED--Th or four gallon
cog; must be fresh, not over 6 years
old, and q bargain for cash. j. M.
Cemby. Il
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LOST-One 1ady's gray cloak some
where In the city. Please leave at
comfy attorneys ONCE. 80
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NAN[ COLUMN

FOR SALE on RENT--Eice, two
story residence. See Coleman Bros.
e
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-11
Ooiph Rockwell.

1t was pretty wedding and a
happy occasion when William
Dolph led Lucy Rockwell to the
marriage altar last Tuesday mcrn-
ing. The occasion was not a new
one in this home for Mr. and Mrs
d. w Rockwell have six children,
Ave OF whom are married. Their
son Dan. who now lives in Roches.
ter, n y, was married Just two
weeks before.
Miss Lucy was married at home
attended by her youngest brother,
Roy, and Miss Lizzie Miller. X. n.
Lampkin, pastor .of the Christian
Church. OF which Miss Lucy IS a
faithful and consistent member,
performed the ceremony. Afte.
the wedding the company repaired
to the dining room where they
heartily partook OF the bounty that
is usual on such occasions. The
couple lett on the noon train for
Pueblo and from there will 90 to
Olney where MIR. Dolph has a
home waiting for his BRIDE Mr.
Dolph is young man of sterling
worth. section foreman on the
Missouri Pacific, and met Miss
Rockwell while she was teaching
school at Olney for the last two
years INLAY they live long and
prosper
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-11
4. -. {. District Conference.


The Colorado district conference
OF the African Methodi t Episcopal
Church will hold the annual con-
ference and Sunday School conven-
ton in La unta, June 18th, 10th
and i7th. and number OF the
leading divines, including Rev. c.
L. Shader, NJ D.. ID D.. presid-
ing bishop. and Rev. Watson,
presiding elder, will be in attend.
ance.
The district conference sessions
begin at e:3o a. III. each day.
Sunday school convention begins
at i:3o p. m. each day. with fifteen
minutes song service. The pastors
OF the various churches OF this city
and the Christian people generally
are invited to attend.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-11
Mad Strike Won Before u Started.

John Slocum. general president
OF the International brotherhood
OF Blacksmiths and Helpers. OF
Chicago. spent a day in Albuquer
que and was at the shops in con
ference with superintendent OF
Motive Power s. L. Bean. Mr.
Slocum is on a tour of the shops
OF the Santa Fe and is just return
ing from trip over the coast
lines In conversation with a
Journal representative he said:
al am OF the opinion that the
Santa Fe company had the ma.
chinists licked in this fight before
it was ever stated. OF course,
the company will be disturbed tor
a time getting an entirely new
force OF men in their shops all at
once, but in time matters will
right themselves. There are too
many idle men in the country at
the present time. and all the big
cities OF the country are over
crowded with mechanics of every
sort In Chicago there were some
eight or nine hundred men answer.
ed the advertisement Of the Santa
Fe employment agent for maehin
lists and boilermakers, ana out OF
OF that number there must be some
good men. personally feel sorry
ior the boys. but they should know
better than to try and lick the
Santa Fe company alone.
"If they had come to our uuiou
as they should an asked our sup
port stating what they wanted aud
showing the request to be just,
we would have gone out with
them. but instead Of doing this
they went ahead on their own hook
and now they are in the middle Of
IL and want the Others to help
them out"-Albuquerque Journal.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-11
Morse Feit IN . Well.

The case OF Peter Tyree VS..
Mary Houck. claiming damages
for froo for the loss OF a horse.
came up before Judge Seeley last
Monday. Tyree placed a horse in
J. +. Houck's pasture last Jan
uary. The horse fell in a we'll and
died the same night. Tyree sued
Houck in February before Judge
Clark, securing a verdict Of SIoo
damages. Subsequently, the plain
tiff learned that all OF Houck's
property was in his wife's name,
and he brought a new suit, a
change OF venue being taken to
Judge Seeley. The case was tried
Monday before a jury OF three, a
verdict being returned for the
plaintiff. assessing the damages at
SIoo and costs. The fight was
made over the ownership of the
land embraced IN the pasture in
which the accident occurred, Mr..
and Mrs. Houck both testifying
that the land belonged to the
Laguna Canal Company, and was
rented by Mr.. Houck on verbal
lease. The jury. howevef. held
Mrs. Houck liable Astoroexs
Hess and Sabin, counsel for the
plaintiff and defendant, respec-
lively, INDUCED in some sulphus-
Gus comments on each other dur
ing the progress Of the trial. and
Judge SeeIey says he has decided
to provide his oGhce equipment
with Q stuffed club so as to be
ready for any emergency that may
come mp the next time these two
legal lights appear before him on
opposite sides Of . case
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-11
Marie fountain Tonight.

The Marie Fountain Theatre
Company. with It's classical band
and operate orchestra, has been
holding forth at the La Junta
Theatre during the past week.
The company is good one. and
that it has succeeded 10 establish
ing itself in public favor is attested
by the fact that the attendance has
increased nightly. The orchestra
is high-class, one OF the best that
has visited this city with a travel
ing company. Between the acts
Marie Fountain appears in illu-
strated songs, Oretta and Dona-
hue. the singing and dancing
comedians, and Goldie Cole, the
bewitching dancing and singing
soubrette.
This afternoon the company will
present "Cinderilla, or the Little
Glass Slipper. play for children,
but amusing to the children OF a
larger growth as we'll Prices Of
admission. 10 and 30 cents The
company closes to night with their
feature play, "The New Vendetta, "
and should be greeted with a
crowded house. Prices, IS, IS
and s. cents.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-11
Application to Lease State Land.
DESyEE. COLORADO. l
r fE~nt 4

DENyEE. CoroRapD.
June !, iaOa-
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT X. A.
~ Potter. ~ha-+ J-.-;.,tiice address Is La
Jun,s { s,ln.. on Ma, , lr.- made application
No -. to the STATE Bnard of Land Commi,-
-,ner- lea. the fuiln~ in.; inscribed School
Lstrt-. situate In Otero county. Colorado.
ait
All of -cctiun sixt.,en. to~nsh y twrnty south.
ran4~ ntty five xt.-t
No Other applications Ia ira-., the above do
>crif--d pr-mI-sss OF nhi.ctians asain-t the
atrJs- application viii b. cous.i.rri after july
l. 1sts
MARX Il WOODRUFF
Register Stat. Hosri Land t.tinini So -ioners.
First publication June |. 1904.
LAST publication. Jun" -. 1Hot.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-11
no,,e. Of Public r,u..ee'. Safe.
WHERE.s q. p. BARTON. OF rHEcor

WHEREAS q. r. BARTON. OF THE CouN.
=" ~ of oter'i- and tat" q. Colnrado. lid
day of February. \ ID Isa. and recorded 40
the iosh day of fehrnar, A d. IYpI in box
cnunty clerk AMI rccor,icr 81 Otero county state
Of Colorado convey u the public trustee 81 aid
ot-ro county. STATE Of C"Iorsdo. the follow lrlr
de>crit-.d premises situated in aid ot@rn cptil.
ty STATE of Colorado. to wit:
III. ess, half e, Of the southwest quarter
sw's aud the southwest quarter SW'. nf
the southwest tSw',l IT -ectint twenty trur
"a. in township twenty tour ,.r -.,nih II
together with all water rights snd cont, rarss
for waf-r rights ther-unto b-eionsins-
Which said des-i of trust vas made to -..cur-
the symrut to the Ot-ro Lnsn and Ruiliins
Association. the b-snefciary in said i.--i of
trust mentioned. th. payment of one r-rtafn
d--i of trust foft th- principal sum 81 e{rht
hundred and no one e-hundrrths d..llsr- ssot.
payable in monthly in.tailment- of no, Iess
than fourteen aud forty on~- hunir.th- fsI4 tOl
90 or h-for- the last Monday in each month.
Whereas. -aid d--d 81 trust further provides
that the -.id maker shall pay tas-. and a---<.-
rn-nts on said pr-ni-rs the sam- may h-o.,rne
due, and
Whereas said des-i of trust further ,,r,,;a..
anonx other things that ia ca-- Of default 10
the payment "f aid pr".nis-ory mote any psff
thereof or the interest thereon sc-or,iins to the
tenor and effect thereof. or in ca-@ of :
hr-ach Of any of the cos-nsnts aud agree
I-nts therrin msnsicned- then and in
shall at once becotn- due and PAYABLE n
the option of the legal holder Of aid note and
the ~at1 lru>t<e Is authorized the
quest of the legal holder Of said no:s q, eli
and di>Tosr at said pr-mi--- for the purr-,-~ a
paying aid Indebtedness and the cs-f< and 81.
pen-es On account Of the execution ss aid
trust and
whereas. default has b.--n made in III. .sr-
ment OF the prineipal and interest of "a Id nose
and the legal holter of '-aid note ha. eIrrcis-si
his option hy r-a>on cf .aid defanlt Tn declare
the Whole a said ind~bss-in--. to b. ms,as-s
and tn forecio>e said d-ed ~ trust and
: ~ q: s..s: e: z a'ei eaisl. r
Nov. therefore. i. G. A. be-rtr,hn th. Pubiir
Trustee of >aid Os-ro counfy Stase of Colornfs,
at the request Of the legal hold~r Of aid nr1s
and BY the authority in vested By the -aig3
deed of trust do hereby give notice that viII
IN
TUESDAY. JULY ssh L. u. fses.
st % Q clock in the forenoon Of said dav N
and disps~e a. al the prrmi>e~ or ~uch a IL
80 as may b necrSsary. and AL the rishe
title and interest of the said q. p. Hartsu -
heirs and assixnA. at public auefion n -
truas drsor of the eounSy epus4 kru-r n ~
Sunfa, in Oeero cganfy. Colorassa, for the hief-
- nnd he-t prsee the same will bring IN 80
for tae purpcse OF payine said inpi~bs-sfnes.
with Interest tAerepn IN date cs ssI~ and ~
exprnses and cs,-ss incurrei i'm executing skis
trs<f-
Date, .s I. yu.sa- Ce,scsdo, shi. l., d.y a
June 4 D. f0s
C. 4 BEERBoHN.
fuhiie Iru<tee II Otero Counsy. C<,Iorndo
FIRST puhlicstipn June q fps.
Last pshair.sioa Jaly d. ISBA
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-11
Marital Troubles Galore.

District Attorney Miller and
Sheriff Barr have been leading a
very strenuous lite during the past
week The street far and carnival
seems to have caused an epidemic
OF marital troubles, and no less
than a dozen wives and husbands
have sought the intervention OF
these officials for the purpose OF
having their wrongs ughted, One
man lost his wife during the car.
nivsl, and wanted the district
attorney 20 issue a search warrant
yesterday morning Tor the purpose
OF locating his spouse. He was
told that search warrant did not
apply except in cases OF stolen
property. and as he could not
swear that his wife b ad been stolen
he was ADVISED to 60 seek and find.
One womans husband left home
early IN the morning without milk
ing the COW and she hasn't seen
him since. She wants the district
attorney to do something about It.
He would like to, but hasn't found
way as yet The sheriff thinks
the Ferns Wheel is responsible
for the epidemic. Altitude, you
know. makes some people feel
queer aud do very strange things.
and 1t is said that the Ferris
Wheel had a very peculiar effect
upon women especially.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-11
AdmlaIstsStoS'a Notice,
PERLE

ESTATE OF PERLEi II. fEASIE DECEAS-
= s~i. Th- uhter>isned having bsen pfolnt-
81 administrator Of tn. estate Of f-riry II
Nes-ic late o: the esunty nf OF in the state Of
Colorado. dec~s -sd h-r-fp siv.- notice that he
will ay.-,ar h-fore tn. county court of said Ot.ro
county. Colo. at III. court hou-., La Junts. ia
aid county. at thu June term. 1904. tho fst
Tuesday ia July n-rt. at which time all
t-er-.,ns having claims against -aid estate are
t.otihs-i and requested attend for the t,ur.
t-s><, of having the stn- adjusted. All rs-r.t,os
indebted to said ss-tat. requested TO ma L g
imms-iiat- psymeht to the uhdersixnsd.
Dated al la Junta. Colo. this 9Th day Of
May. A. H. igUi.
CORiDOS T. VEASIE
Adm mist
First publication, June l. issDs.
Last pti hlicsti,.n. June -, 1901
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-11
pIAcArds for Sale.

Placards are for SAFE at the
TRIBUNE Office, at the rate of Ave
cents each. which read as follows:
For Sale.
Lodging.
For Rent.
Boarding.
No Credit.
No Smoking.
Dressmaking.
No Admi,tance.
Don't Spit on the Floor.
Boarding by Day or Week.
Cigarette Smoking Not Allowed.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-11
Notice for Sealed Bids.

Notice Is h-rrby given that s-alrt hid fnr
the construction eif an srt.--isn well tn.
school hotis~ grounds in ~eha-,l district No. Is
ia oI-ro county, Colorado. ~iIl L. t-c-ived b,
the under>lsf,-d -s-crrtary of -cho-, di-i rict
until the 9Th dag Of June 4. D. i.t at 10
O'clock a,
plrte ai much T-r fo-p, for drilling. casing
and com l,l"tinx the aid we'll, in accordance.
with plans aud -p-cibrAtion. Tor aid wriI.
which plans and si-.cihcstinns ~ill t-e furnl h
s-i ut-bn Application to the ssisi under -:n.-i
s.cr-tsry. at La JuDta. Colora.to.
The ard ~ DIRECTOR al aid srho-,l District
herrb, reserve the righ, to r-l-ct any and all
bid--
MES. l. ID. HILLaur-E
Secretary Schs-,l District No. IS.
First publication June !. 1901
Last publication June .. t9Ot-
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-11

LAJCsTA was organized and Incorporated
~ . tow under the eensPal laws OF the state
of Color ado, March Is. lss1. On April 5, iaos
It became city Of tho second class. Popu-
alton. including additions about 80
School population. I'D Has electric liEh hts,
s1~srs. Holly water works owned by city.
canning factory, largest brick plant in the
west. SO barrel -four mill. tiD}sc monthly
santa Pc payroll and |. a thriving. industrs-
ou. and prosperous community
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-11
REPUBLICAN, TICKET
Coming Events.

une 2Ist-Repubiican Nltional
Convention, Chicago, Ill.
Iuly Oth-Democrati National
Convention. ST Louis, Mo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-07
In the Presence of Fifty Thousand People the Mani
moth Seafishter Is Christened By the Daughter of
Nebraskas Governor in Moran Bros. Company Ship
yard and Plunses Into the Bay Without Hitch

n. ys'oseas ar ia srsa Captain Of In
IN ,s Ne5.n ~ Ss ms"asr .ssr Al eesa.ss aside md
5s s' n gss .ssfss'i.s They are rslesasd to me
a'sa e our fortune show M. The man Who a.' ,ai'
s9sh' ~ our psos ana We in give NJ" an anado'e for he
siu undertake gea great enterprise
sasd of t a. @' Of 9 q You DO, s M. psss,fgl
n stars saa Stripe Fies into hsr
distant S1ia,iSs. oi christian m.
1,! ;.' =, sa ana ss.s .s:. .'as s. dow.
Acting oa,. r q ssl. s.,, to SI' =.
Goyeas, ansssy Of Nsessa s,eo ovation.
GOVERNOR @ekETs SPEECH
to sl . 1s. ats ' e b, ss yss At ten, ana ;
nom n distant part af our eo eunt - ~ rre.s
- osasan ana 70 rslalre Vim you over the triumph
h. ben isa behind - have set aside The daily
saisssd speaker Win such hospitality
"a M, , :, s. e. NV, s,sss iss, .ss
-ror gs T. hlsh PRIVILEGE permitted
saar state aa.y Ia Slnas ln.,l,, =, ss , , - Of
fsn dare fqoehssy For tSoss af IN F,sa, -,
asssf asfe to s.fss a. -, -, s - a. lo
e have come in contact and especially
r~ar. my state A. yaa Wi lnar W. have no sas.
aseraE" NsbssaH However are familiar
casting their fortunes in ihs sris sasss
on D. aetIIa
Of California.
To THE meu PLAINS or TINE COLUMBIA
sa3 even 5 to a, ne e,,,s@s Hl, q american
baunun nature had
These prairie seheeHera %
Eaza That ever crossed the
Of tho ineas and Mautezurus nations
rather
Nas abb. 70 make the dase bloom the
u
- Mother Of
To
ia to pioneer
%
Is the e.
Time and that Iea Of any
important
received with Incredibly ith
the olympia performed gallant iu ManHa
the oregon made her historic 81
Pacific around he
paser7 Of nation aud ultimately joining the
without
To the genius % American naval architecture
ability ana devotion Of American
then logical ey Turn varB
s
which
nation a.
found
produce the equal II not the anything
af marine architecture
.Au me anDI Tie henea.IarIel your md
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-07
The BATTLESHP NEBRASKA TAKES HER MAIDEN DIP
AMID The BOOM OF CANNON, THE CLANGOR OF BELLS
AND The DEAFENNC ROAR OF MYRIAD HUMAN VOICE

vho took the lead policy greater better and
more beautiful city to rise up from the smoking ruins
During the time Of financial and industrial depression.
business vas a. standati aud
for the building pumps engines FOR the Puget
SOUND navy yard about 70 be awarded
fef II was then that Robert into
during night prepared plans
show the department that his
Ter ana cheaper than those offer ed by the manufacturers Of the
and the work
when cold made in the Klonde IN
1897 bringing thousands % Seattle
81 Dorado the question Of became
ton 81
operation upon Yukon river at
The opening o. the next season
WHEN OR NATION WAS IN TROUBLE
and required fitting up vessels carry horses
and supplies 70 soldiers the Philippine
the large rebuild
With feedng and watering and lighting
plants ali within the short space Of eight days.
When the big steamship Willamette. carrying nearly
tons 81 coal the coast
and broke squarey Robert Moran
raised Joined together
pumped the and own
Thee incidents enterprise
nefts Of this enterprise to ey7
Let me tel Of them Il has brought nearly
thousand families Of sturdy indus skilled wormen, who have
come here 10 make this their home population by
least 5000 souls already
and nearly ioooooo viii be Of
the channels
trade and benefits business Il has
caused The development In modern
todate shpbudnE fully equipped
the Pacific This Viii be continuing
the attention Of The people Of The nation the unequad
develop resources
Of Washington and Nebraska relationship
them together 10 lasting bohds OF
amy washington the builder Nebraska the name Wherever
this ship she vii he the which created
her and Of the state whose name she
Nebraska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-07
NEBRASKA rs
CELEBRATING

LINCOLN, Mob oct. Tho
whole state Of Nebraska Is ceIebrat.
ing the laHAGhing Of tho battleahip'
taiiillgit Each. factory. and.
-, A., 49, ,,.t, n ~, :ssse 81 ~.
of the most extcndsdsfi'hI i S,eatslsahs
ietory Of the state. - -" See
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-07
ATTORNEY GENERAL psours speecH.

ss s PS" Of @ s6 Of Ma:h %Rn' Of her
Removed from YOU in pol Mt Of distance by nearly zee.
the ereses nation The sun ever bope fnSe United state Of
A@'rS a'ere st one !. Sc. purpose be
the Earth 70 preserve its integrity and rs Greatness an herr
In the which calls today
protection interests Of our common country
sap ssrfs F eyer1sB, bs Of paS bo5ord bb our
IN that it has entrusted to is citizens the con-
aoen cherished which sha be proudly borne by is
End stripes 1t SHAH the blessings Of liberty and peace on
the time demonstrate the world that the varied inter
and It's citizens be protected from the eneroachmers
In the our country and institutions on the
~s a g toe, s m within or Taal our Go@ tn, the
RnP s D%e5 g,e aae Ta IN ,h i b and d quiet
BEARING THEIR FULL SHARE THE BURDEN
defense both money par
eury proud Of the honor conferred having the
And feel assured that 50 long as mis- great sattlsshp bull,
@n Pr eorpanv manned 5y Amerisan se anS k Z.
differed and loyal homes
shame the proud
,eopmen Of the United past
gardci by the other of maritime power nj
Our NAVY WAS TIE LAUGHING STOCK
of all the nations our vast coast lines on both
and the west we're held contempt by powers
little aa eDeagemnts which took MACE @ 81 england in
area Year. ago Th' oe @ navy consisted Of eight vessels
er carrying am only hundred fourteen guns
by OF New all
Of endowed with that OF patriotism which
forth to do
battle with naval power of one hundred and twelve batehips
STA
achievement Of that was the capture O,
warshps 100 and $50 barrels powder
eight hundred British ships fifteen
thousand prisoners engaged IN
forgotten OF ENGLAND
establish the rights
American vessels under the stars and Stripes.
Proud old which had the ruler look
prepa-
ton southern
sailed morning
United States
President McSnleyho found aud destroyed the
Spanish
time the Oregon northern Pacific
waters She ordered start Immediately for Cuba 20 inter
cet the flying squadron and assist Sampson and shey in its de-
strlctlon
WHAT A VOYAGE THAT wAsl
Of miles.
doubling the Horn ready all times do battle with foe that
might attempt TO intercept Il ON its course
details of that perious
mhued with the
American spirit Tho flying quadroutho flower or
Spanish driven thehahor Of santiago after vain
sneak without eheonnterng
outside the haror
tho sticking point and morning
steam and by sailed out TO meet the foe They found ready
for the meeting
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accomplished ThS
behind gun had The Spanish remlnis
Of the faded glory OF the Spanish empire a
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