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VOL III, NO. 55.
NEWPORT NEWS, VA.. Fl I HS DAY, MAKCII s. is<i*
LARGEST
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CIRCULATION.
SERMQNSIBYBISHOPS
Profound Discourses by Dis?
tinguished Divines.
MISSIONS AND WISDOM
Ulfthop J. ?j. Urunbery DIkcushpm i lie r'nrnicr
and BtUhfiji A. M. ltuildol|lll i lie
l.itUer In the t'iiy
Yesterday.
At Ulhe Washing'ton \,,-,
uhurch Sunidaiy monnjftitg Bis
venue Mt'?hoVlist
Joih'n C.
Giumborry oociujiiicdd
fwvai. lived tu ?iromg senmon on "Mils
soonht." He wJwo ocx-upiol tlhe pulpJt ii
.the evemlng.
T?ie Hitsihop took as Wa -tex-t lt.?
miana 1:14-15?"1 aim dv-hi ,u- ?jj IbkjJh
tlhe Greeks amid .to Hire barbariani-: both
to tlhe wise Lund utiuw?;sv. So, 'as much
as 'In me ilis, I am ?reakliy -u> pneaiclh ?:lhe
jixto.pt-1 to .y?u Uhuic are at Home lalltso.'
[Bishop Oiwreberry said wi pain:
"Baiul was a.'debtor ib all men. W'hiai;
won ahe dlebr? It wai-i Jove. Lore Is aiM
thai. God asks of ius for Ibl'mseM ainld tor
lour fo'jl-owmnn. Love Iis not a mere
seralihnent. nut fl'ne wonts. 'ii>.t a nush
?if emoittoni It is iai m'lghty. abidiin?.
?n<-rgei-io prinieCipte it hat iru-les aid uw-r
lives land makes us seirve one oinsJilher.
Aiil service Cls oo.m,pi. 'h..:,' led jn love.
"Why was Paul a diebtor ?:.i! m?n?
Bwxo use Ihie wiaH a -t
main, 'a. main en?jgibtenea amil soinUtilled
?uv.l favid by truitlh land by it'h.
?f G-*l. Bettaiuise eveiry man v
ibnouher, botih by vtrifue of One
flowing in- their veins and by
>blood by wihldh their eiaflviailii1 in
That was true n'..?: only of Paul,
every t:n?.- ?>f us. I rnu.-vt be ri
ptvaieh tihe .gospel tv 't only in N
?News, ibut .in -Mt-x.oo. iBruz 1. Chi!
ipu.n or ainy paint elf the Wiv'.-i. Tl!
Ililigta'tion resits upon ..lu- la. ty a's
up .n 'the m'.'uis'.rv. Tlhe &:vme
. the saime love, llhe sui.n ? obll
Wh.-t.her you comalder tit or :i -:. >
debton-i to am .the people ? :i a>he
?tWeare debtors ? tie- t>h-s?>n>
? Ih-ave come t-> us th.ro<U?ih our
imen. If I er,. . r my 1 i! a it or .in;
Sreaifc-r library ?ke thin Vine i'll
inwton. Lit my iklisiure and in con
rew'il^i hv r* tsivks of lihe t itudilew -
Wbrousih the uro'. iExiplorerts am
emttKs have l-.in-.oko.l tine &:???
?urid.-ri<oivo un'tolld ihurd>.hi'|?s ainiJ
ti..<nw in order Ho enllarge kin v
The-y thaw i-i?-nt y.-urs ainiil ?Me
comfort and .the ripe fruliit .>f ':h
bors is btvKOglhit to your d\>oii3. V
lieiirs nf lain Itihe latges. The i'n veii
suuih an letters, of wrifin-g. the
tftt/am and ?lecbrk?ty have r v ?'?
IsstU. 't'he woirld ,f.<r ins. Phl.'l U
reals >n air.il port's siimlg for us.
n?aitlteWr.l.lh oerJ-'Uiry clVjltal tu'?>n of
?we 'bxxist so mticth, is nt.?t an altro ?
^?us^'ned^rim,.?!: ???..??? "
edige." _ j,e oiwod a de
rrn,- mslhsip ,..i.;.,;,.:>? c?a.
oiriy to t?-v ? , nl>., tv,
5:n to'-a ?SV????m ,pi*a?hers w
SSSnerainit ^' - ? .. ' ( , j lei W?t<
Wf,,rnvers a > ;- ;, ?., ,,-y ?.
time vMhein .,-s -f
,was given k.
Con-.-i'iiu .i'.'
xaid:
?-Think
bon-'ti'.'s y >"
,is 1
ty from God. 9,-jm'e
mm Oliver.; ory of tby
nlvat I ^aiu'a. 1 find r.i-. v Ijjtv t
butt alley are all ,m!?i>i.-ii...i.! .1 in
Kivalt f-..'..?-^r,-.,':?.:i ......1 ,r, hmrj
"The ohiv..::>....) ihou in -his mtoj
viids ll.ut -.ire vvoiUih n.'.^re ?..an
?lobe, and ail the ?iiairry heavens. '
?SpliiVt," 'duty,' i;imiirJji.i.'.i:Uty,' '
He As nv>t ai'.'l nuitll?r. In fa :t, 1
raitlhor mure vniwd. He bows ::i :
erat pi?yer 'to .;he inlinit,-. ^Heun ii 1
er; Ibe gCirilivs in lie- . imsis of .v.-i;
Jt'suis Christ: on Iiis In art is
tlhe divine law; he is '. ,,k.:: ; .?,1 v
*ng for i(h<* Hv-mlng ??( ? ???. si' ?'
"tCtod- .Is i.Oe umly ored.i'i - .M' "
Biras'ef.s aire ultibt'ars, for 'a f-'1" ?'?,'*>
?Kiive tall t'h..-i: jt i. p ?.->'.'??'?.'; r
?Ho l?hey are still umprdt-a'b'.e eer1
aii^'J have ..'nie ?Jone ?'" Juty.
"I wv.ra.l.-r -trull! .iiv main Blhoiild
or.-'hou-ld l.i.rve |jr..o nr.'1 vumiJly \'p
wihetiher ifhey b\- niatural or t
GraiUiituxle a"o G?M- symiu i-hy fc
a?d - ?'??>e t-> see 1.1
tlhe fianvi- b.u/ ^.Uv ,r:or'.ry :,,.?. .tie
A'jt kinds ?''^'-.?ia-hefl: It is m,
SIA>ni'".bi;l.i'ty-. J^ _ ,,rt. .. -,. ,it
K#.i*f^n .??..-.ilkeVo giv,
Ibk-^-sl V "
in
an
. .It 'Tto%' ',"? Ohe Wjd
^.'Itt iW life.
to ail m,-n ev-?ry
.;^,U l5e,ll4 '
T'n!. ?>rrvd Kiboe 11... Wi
?We aiiv
ddbto
inhe ibniignSul <?. m turry :s
?where, w ftl ^ , .-suits.'
tofy "?vry"hud iwl-tih
altSom, -iri..he resipo
?that
tpenorw.
.tiains i"
* BISims services Brshop <
At t'hened a powerful sermo
iberry jof reaigfcm. The edUflce
n-h-e s,u'<m the pu x>A t* the cintti
crowOugh the d.si inguisii.^l d
eind a?n hour In diOiverin-g hfe
conie was llslehed ti? with lapt at
?of
t^rP Gaianiberry t ?>k his tex't froi
_-w VI : 33?"But seek ye tlt-s
rrrig'.!! .rn of God, mnd his ri-gli-.?.*-u:
and aiH these things sihaU bo add*
you," and said, m part:
tieHgion 'is the principal t'hvng in life,
is the'hifehest good. Whatever elae
ay seem gixnl Is ondyi guo\l in the
_"ejming."
Bishop Grainlbep.iy thi in: took up tin
F/Van-Jous nkiitions entertciibnied by leopt*
(?gardiing reiligj n >rnd- dlistiaaeied each
ne In regular order. Half t-itxns, he
dared, wete ailimost als? rnilscihievous ae
UlselioiAlM.
"There fs a notion entaptained by
ilfpmv* ipeopTa that religem is ?iesirablie
?cause tf thd dread- of a heieaften
be man of the world thinks > .n y of the
jeasure he ?.-n.j -ys hleir? and would
|n!?hi aifl thought of reiigi.ni hut for
Tear of retribution, lie lik,s the
way, Ibut'fears the wnseriucinces.
But to him what is 'lift-? (inly a vapor
?.1' -bubble thus- 'bursts. Abandon the
wtorld, save tine sou: arid sacrjllve the
present tar .the future^ Your t-hlniking
of these things wlU not lia.niish the
.actst P.jr the 'thought of dieath and the
Judgmltint wilt!- thtcist itself ai-ross your
nnfind. Rightly lived this life i? not ?
Ibarretn wiildierness jn iw!hi<-h only the
flower of hope .blooms. It is more than
that. This .religi/'n is the k:in?dom ,f
God tan the heart. Men think of re.11
(fion aso great -wall on thte t' -p at which
i are sharp gpokes. That is ntut the true
conception, R'ejii'gioin is not a hatsiii
thing. Reliiigion does exercise- a whole?
some Influence <:in society, but it vv. uhl
be as unjust to religloin to .make that
the chieif effeat as to, say that schools
vre necessury to keep cJiOldiren from
odimiilnistier ?haetteenuen t. jfteltarioin i>
wtUiabm. Bhe istanda with outstrelt-hed
? mi:.-- and .,i-.-,,t< length .,' davs in hei
Jeft hoind and pleuisati-e in her nghl
Chirgt aairne to earth tu sp;i ad .i f ast
t.. olTor jhv 'bigh>,-st fn-clum and noblest
j' y- iteligion. is ,..,( a sy.--.tem of
il?iWu:?n?anid restraints.
"Another senttment that obtains U
that reltlgton is ex?.i!h?m us :l refuge of
HAuee. After the bJaom hail I ft the
? h> ' k otixl the nad'iuice c'f life has
: it t.-d from the ejx\ 'when passion no
longer urges us on and imii'ti.-n i
vve thank <;..d |t?r, cur iKessed r*Ts':o.n
ih.it <-an give victory over .1 a:h. Hut
refoglcin is needed tit all tiiit*.-s u.nd in all
reasons. it is. 'the pawr.p'.y vr defence
? itnd the dearest ifri'e.nO on .-.n th. y,.u
in--'.! it. in your youth, at maturity and
in i?ld uge.
i, ,? ?\;'r::":h"r. -'-'Ming thai rel irl .,.
is a good thi-ng m its place. Tita: is to
dlsttiust C'vl-.it.-l refiy on your own w s
o-'i'!'-' ? ? J^jiulre? y*:vcp \vh. i- lite, it-ftt
y in
life
bt itn
t spend
The so
hiurch
Haiti !?
ccmc'luellon. "tn the i^ujSacy^or i
r.as been'sapped away and the i. a it
s:r:ekt-n ft' in von.- ,-!
the best part <-r your
?Vaktn 'take to <;.?] th ? sr.ok'ng \v>k
don't waft t;.:i yauin tun,, is tot;.inc
under'the weight <.f.,:.> ase i?.r, ,.. v,,~
give y< ?ir life i: .. O. ?.]. but go [.. M .,', ,r,
y- air youth aind gf.ve Him the b- war
of your life."
Ell'flKiOP A. M. It UNDl SLiPH
?at St. Paul'? Episo im-1
unMjy morning w. re eoj'.i l'?cto I
by Bish! ;, A. M. Rando-I. ;,. .,??! the edi
?'..is li.::. .1. every > a, bo-mr o eu
;;-.l. After tii- regular servi<"KRUhop
Rirndorph a.lmvnfster,-! th- riite ?f eon
fir.m,ttion to ., . ,.r r n
os th- -th.-m.. of BCshop
- discourse, and h s text
V I ',k"'1 -r' "' Jm- s I : IS?"Ef
of you .lark wi*d> m, et him ask ol
tl-.nt giv. ;h to a-;.] mvn liberaiY-y in.
I'.uid-th not: an.]
hC'm.'
-sid:
"The tv.,,1 ?fsvl-om. as used ,? th
ext. has a mil !i broader me-an-rng thai
vhen used in the. rdia-iry - WU. ,
1 1 1 - ??! it -as tl-.
?in*e meaning as :>?. ?,,.,,,] ehrwtant.
it the .new testament. ?Tsdam ijreriii
hey lav- not wisdom'. 1:
?pal tilling of li fe, and is wo
is til- tr4M* of a tree is r
s il.t-.ui be*. ?. is iv(sU?m i
he daily Rife i if man. I; i
union ...f the sou-1?the on
f yrur dally ife
"U-i.-d'^m .ind ,..?. ....?, ?
S^lS^SSf'^ i .i - ? i
.?iisJo-m from above, wh
e n.nd tut: ? r mercy at
.-..1 Chris
'ho r
. . may fulfil
?In ordt-r t-nut w > * .
?n,., of God. we ^?'tJp^\.
^W^-' The
1 ;>:.? and pivvs tip
OlpU'-ty. ;H<- is a ??
n u Simute res u -1
ly rXihes. If you have :<wt. no
? h.i t pret light on the matt
iWudom we are fretted at heart a
.\ innirlc ourselws and meighb.
it.d iti our homes and ore s.-lllsh. C
into il,.,1 and He'W 11 give you wisld'
from ailvove which wi.l change y.
iv-r- !e disp'^sltiioin?your whole life, 'ft
iviiii take away the unpleai?a.ntness etnil
le: in the light from heaven and n:,ik.
th- word say 'Hew beautiful tho
L*hn"stiia,n life is.' Y ur sorr.iws wi.l b
turned t.. joys, and ol! that is neeessar;
?s '.vsk and you sh i'.l receive.' "
In the aftern.?. B-shiop Rntndoilph
condueted services at Morrison Missiiwn,
wh, ie he c.i nfirmcd another Cuss.
laraCOiNiD 'BAPTIST CH-UKICH,
At th- S.-.or.d Baptist cht..vch Sunday
night '1-lt.v. Tii..'mas J. Mat Kay, the
IHis-t.r, selectel for hl.ls text Luke 10 :-U |
?""But one thing -is >r.--Uful. an*] M-.i y
has cho-sein that goo,d ixart whii h slhal:
not Hie token away from ?e.."
I.Mr. Ma^fKay said, lint for::
??There one very few people who are
aware >>f the twit ' f a m th.-r. the
w- ight of cor- atvi her -html'Mi of Uo
mesitlo duty. Tho husband r.-a-'.-?k
home in the eventing, cUs down at thfc
fk-stivo boaiil, retires to rest, arise's ta
th- morn'i'ng, sits agu/.n at 'the Lali'/e an! j
ih-n g.i-si to his daily temi:'loym-cuvt v
not a thought of th- lul ?? mnd f
the .mother and .wife. Thoie Iis r.<
wo-ikl m all th.. Eng-liish ..agu.ig.- w
ccjnv^Tys t.? us so much ten : -: ;i--ss
love as th.- word mother. Should you
ask me for a -word f ? p'.aee by the s5it
. ,f -J-.'.-jus' I WomW te1!! you .pijaee the
wor.l '.mother'?tenideT, ceo. 1'cv-jn.g, tofi
:ng mother.
"You and I remember the pea nr
?"lirio-fiii.nl-ik,- simile ever Iti'poin th- fa -.
at 'mother. Whore did she get it? Y->u
know; on her knees iti tit- s-cr.-t closet
with her <!?'L Wils not ti calm a.nd
hc.ivcn'.v peace? 1 retm-nlK r im my
boyhood, i->. N I did wiving, father,
woufd -ay. 'I shall pintiish you,' .-uvd hp
m'.ght puin:islh to suit hf.mefr.f. Int iw-he'n
mtoLbci.-' guv- me that tender look?<:hein
my heart was .l.rok- n; ul! thie relielli'm
was gone.
"May wo then view J.otis in the
hi-mo ef IMary ind M-arlha? .Tesus was
.i welcome visitor. Hcippy is thai! home
where Jesus Cs welcome, wh-ette J- stis is
of ti-.? Inmates uil w'h-.-r.- Jesus
rr.s supreme' in the heairt. What ?
eretnee thAc was in t'hosi? siisrteis.
One wU* i stiprexe .1 sire to enlvftaln
.Tesniis. which ??? uii itight in itst iplaee,
but that was not the oin: thing n.i'fu'l.
wthlehi was th- spirllmvia. IM' liver. >t
the pre-etrri-nvnt aim of your lit'- .h ?
J.tsus an'.i have the sepiritual wants of
y-.oii!" faimlily nppermost in your heart,
have youir hou:i each day with Jesus.
If th-'iv Iis cine thing needful in yisjur
home it is Jesus' Chirst. Erect the
:osts in your homo, let its rays lill
'every room iin- jour homo.
"Lejt me enter into th- bom-' nn-d
hear the c.-nv-.-rsat on and Sie books .in
th, |...a:.di:t wV.: teil .me (something
of the futw-' of your child and- t-lv.
shajl'Ing of hi.-o fL'ture life. I wou'jd
have you bo serve on your table ever}
dl?h im th..- mattet tftt one. and' that U
tibe dish oT all the scandal of the com.
roun'i ty, of the ch-ureh, of the .past lift
men i- items.
M" I'"V 'kit. . r 0 ~ '"'
u a :" r Boitea. or East Bad. -,s
'J retoslves in Lyn h
h ??o--,^'t?' .T1.""",'-'1'* raturwal to
'l n n 's in \ " ,, ' " 1 "s
v.r. T?. ,?i, lv m. p;,.,;.,.;.
? m u. ,..
City Treasur, r Jomos M. Curtis r, -
' *m?V. y,,,,,-,l v if.
t-r an ihn ss of several .lavs
Mr. W. r. Rtahmnonii of Baitimor?
n ?.i":s ?'"'.??* r n ^ ?
-Mr! l" J. iKr.,"..^: r<i- ,. .
iirl s?penrritiend'?,nit ?f m?jl cirrieits
liirneiaa vcf Ulis uncle, Mr* j! M ." V' m-. '
TUli UXUMIWKITliK SAI'K.
Slits Arri vps In Churl- ?tun u.iri..,r Win,
l>.-rrirk t In, l i? |,,?.
Tritt U'r,
- :..:r.l k. pr the <
le i-aared for -ty
?Mm.- J. Framii
., :'i.. Marine H.
i is .Claimed uhet: thes
i, 1. hul : ar. rn V?
CANMIT ISSI K \V A Kit A NTS
Iustirr? of the IVaoe Without Authorit)
Criminal I'n-i-.
Hereafier ail citatfr.nl warrant
?his city can 1* issued only by I - . e
rustice- J. G. D. B.UM, or ?nve Jtistiee
'?A law'paaiKd ?>y twth^iouses of :b ?
K^.ature and duiy sigived by G v. ?rn
t uny man. ^
Justice, has seven JustCees at the peace.
not iprculble that many will want one ?
lb- seven lilies,
Justices or ?he peace have he ret.
f,,re been allowed a certain sum for u
sUimg criminal .warrants. Tin s in.
wil: lose In the future, although civ
1. Be it enacted by the genet. 1 a
?..mbiv ? !' Virginia, That sections ihr
thousand' nine hundred und flfty-fl
and three thousand, nine bundled and
rifty-six of the code ct Virginia b
amt-ivd.d and re-enacted so as to reu 1
as ftfjlows:
Section Wee. A Judge of .. :in Hit.
countv or corporation rount in vaca?
tion as well .is in teum, era Justice,
may Issue prot.ess for the am st of a
vldled, that in cities and towns in wh . Ii
t'li re Is a police justice or mayor, who
p ssessej the Jurisdiction ml exceriie?
thopowna of a justice ,-f the peace In
tT n-Jir.u'i matters, no such process shal!
be Issue! by any other Just! te of the
peace unlesssuch poil'ieejustice i r may- r
is absent Ifrom bis corporation, or In
his Judgment is too urcwe'.t, or si> sit?
uated as to render 6t improper f..r him
In act; and pr vided. further, however,
that to the city of Bfehmond six of the
justices<if the peace shai-1 he designated
bv the hustings court, end the city i f
Norfolk three Justices of ih- ihm,-.-, to
be appointed by the corporation court,
bv ..i-ders duly enteied ,-f record, eaoh
? ?!' whom shall have the right to issue
the f .rcg IjnK warrant for any such of
iti any portion of s.iid city.
(tiinllil-.noc.
Yi ti eon hnVe confidence in o bicycle
that al-i yenr friends praise, a bicycle
that is nover in the repair shop, a bi?
cycle that we have si much confidence
in th.it we unhesitatingly ortr to re
pnir free even if 'damaged by accident.
l>on"t you think you oucrht ro place con?
fidence In such a wheel? This wheel is
the ECLIPSE. Come and sc.- it bf
fore you all w some glib-tongued salc-i
man to induce you to buy the just .
good kir.l.
NKWTORT NFAV3 CYCTyTS CO..
221 Twenty-seventh st.
f.-2T-tf.
Mhou.t 'iir.ii-.-ki-rs l,.''.n-g nnoil-.i-ia-iile. rfs
camise >mii invm't.ig rl?.ht kr.nM.
the difference. The groan twice ss of
Fox's XXXX Square Wa-fer UlutteT
Orackena 'has led vi:h.-.v- itv* limiiimte
thorn. Be sure amid take none oif lib
tlh-eop limTtliificin? hia'v'iinig ithe same -.in?
ward aippeaianee or ivStih'slmtto-r nn u-.- <s.
S.-e tihait itihe Impri-nt iPox's is on ';-h
craicker. mich?
Cascarets stimulate llver.kilneys and
hnwels. Never sicken, weaken or gripe
10c
i If you want pictures of any kind or
-1 size see Wagoner, 241E Washington av
s I *H-08 aaj -&nua
MM
m for Lee s tali
;?nmntiu Uli
lUlip] Mil
!E INCIDENT CLOSED
tgomery Ordered to
Havana.
'KINLEY'S FIRM STAND
ij Million D-Unix to it.' I'la.Md ni Hi
Dlhiiiisul ..r ihe President r<.r De?
ri imo. Naval OBle.irs 1.1 <;.
Kllgl?U<] t?Iurt|K<Ut Slllj.s.
amor CvU.in. 5pa.nii3h, lirmrster of
eign A flairs, recently Infcl'tnateJ to
ud Slab > Minteter WVjOdford that
? f Consul (Jenem 1
from it.
MwMVtf dr..,:,i . siWx,y ,ti!.:..-a
-;? bay ' ?M . nr> i/ng
ml Ii leiht r and ? "et -iv-a^T l.wlil'
? I Sugiia."
ra her reqi
TON, M in ii "? Mr. Can
,1s. introduced a bill in th,
ipies of filterest, ifurtieuloirjy
.im,- kt. \vm that it was the
the inciidunl
?the suggeis
was no'teld that a loop-hoi* had been
i , .,? f?i ihr.ijwh th.- failure t<> make
, eompi t .at ?-n ajvyahlinig Eke an ? fft
1 shape. Some tear is ex-pressed that
'y*55mn'-o3 'now 'aha t be knows he
un U'lvweioonw guest in Havana, In;
? ad.v.iinis'ttuti.' n is relyiing upon his
vot'i< n to the welfare of the Amerr
??.*"in Cuba and American MteresUs
nerally to subn.it hi is ,.wn per? ma!
Uhes.to restraint a-md rematitn at h'is
't?te in the afternoon Senor Du Boso.
? SphinfUth charge, received a olphor
hie from.'the mtnister of ?tat? at
?You can d'isavow the rumor that any
!i? fail applijcaitton has been made 11 r
e recall of General I-ic."
This confirmed Mr. Du BoscSs view
? i; a misapprehenston had oceuinred,
;.d that some intimlauton conceding
-ncTvi b e had Ir en conuitrued into a
(jueat or demand for his recall, which
r. Du Boso says With iposituveness was
wr mtci..d?d.
It is learned that the Spanish, -tfhjec
,n to Consul General L.ee :.s based
rareiiy upum his syniii<at)hy for the Cu
ino a.m I some of Iiis utterances which
ve found their way ?nto print. It is
tub :, v....1 that the Spaniard's ufco take
xcepttons to'the talendiiy re'a to ins and
, ? ,1 ? i",- f - si v ? ''S si pat *w
-hich :u\v he.?a dc ided'ly un'fulendly
i Spain. It ia beJlfeved that Senor 'De
.me curried to Spaiin papers and iin
irxaiion calculated! to make the
parX'sh govennme^it reciuost the recall
As re has been no extpianait'
a,r ?.f 'the punposei wh.cn i
nitr? du -: J n of Mr. dan
ion. it may be .-aid that
lpled the
s resotu
money Is
id. n
it it 1'
! of this treasure
means f ?Iii '.v.- thai he- j
Tioney in the coamtiral of t'he 1 "res-idfat
wlil f- -i U 'und to spend all of it,
no look for a wholesale pur
watvhps from Lbe Ui. gain
.if lOutiupean bu'i Mens, are Mke
,V-os.M ' nt.-.l. The navy de?
al ptv,-.nt -.n.-yn- .1 to make
purchase of thills k.r.d. a't tlrst.
in th.- sihtttpe a! a siibstantral
It does, desire to get posses
-? vei vl . if the l.rtsor ? '1 ass of
b. at d^troyets. such as the
f -h . !-u--:.!ti -navy, vewfe.s of
a'ble to lceeip 'the sea 'In bad
weather, n weak p.???nil wllth our own
i.'.'.:-?. and .up !.!'V of ? ?n.?m>.u? speed,
-no-, i-. Zl knots. Rut such craft are
not for sale at nit Uirme?; they are built
to order g-.r.erally and could no' be
procured in thus ontammieir in lelss 'than six
mi ',.!;?..-' fi-.m the date of contract even
in Europe umiless spec'iiji! prices w-ere
pai'Jt There is no disp Eiitlkm en the
part of the niavy department to lu^iboi
sion
s !kt:
til." navy .?uh .! ,,r unserviceable
craft in u sp?tem of fear, bull rather lo
tiet a tew of the J. si vessels to bv htud
The offers of sMips the navy de?
partment ure now as.-uuv 1? definite
and tVnnai shape. D?rrn? tlur day Sec.
retary Long tec, i'vt-U .1 rail fn in A. !?'.
l.Jhe. ie; i-.s-.-ii; ng the MaxLin Nordeti
foldt Company, ?,1.1 the agemt for sev
eru; war vessels now neaiiing oompie
! ? 7 1 ifc f >? A? s i ; .|.-it; I .,:
?inclnnari, which nr.- designed to be
-'0-knot vessels, and two iroiicladls .111
kn.its, will, l, w ni-jj b,. called ih i\l-o i-s
l>?tt'les!hi:|>s uind'oi, cut taring. Tin s,, ar,.
now oiKsn t.. j urchaso, and it is under,
stood that Mr. Lane's visit was in -his
ccuinection. Tin- uivo cruisers are 830
feet tons', 43 fe t beuim Luid s-.xi.-on 'Vet
draught. They carry six ?i-ir.ch mid
four o-imch guns and .in auxiliary 'bat
..f HarveyiiztU steelV Tiiieir onnu
incin't is two pi- tii h guns, four 5-incb,
tiwo ii- iRih, si.x 6-pounders 'and four 1
pouii'dera Mr. Lane rogaudts uhiise
hips us flitst- Itu-s 'in every ipariiicuilalr.
is t'lu y were designed on modern pifln.
?ipU-s and are beforg 'bullt iby .uiv o: che
leaidlrog shijpbu?Uiiin? Hums in Europe,
rti 'yar,- well aiior.ig toward completion
and oil fuj'r, it is mi.o. couid 'be In com.
in:.-sJ.oii -wiit'hin a few months. They
woic u- K.naiiy dtsigiasl f ri tie of the
Souih A in',-i-:,! in r.-;iii..:. s. hut rheire is
iueven't their aoquieu?ton iby the Un'itilJ
states. Mr. Lane reeerotiy sold the
uivy dapartrm nt sJixty of "th-,- Matei-m
Xordenfe.d't -nip d lire gums, and his
itland'ih'g with ofjlciia'ls is sui li us t.i give
v^i'ht'"'?'""i''-lt:*>ns ;ls lo "'"'P9 ,nucn
There ai:e things wanted much in r.
tun warships in case '"f trouble aml.l
iie army sihares these maud*, so that ?
1 r I" "I'ori'.on of tin- ?50,1)00,000 would
'here in ,- not abundant suppji.es of shot
nd sbeill and powder. The armv is
h->t t as the navy i .f tivesij es.-etiitii-id
'tores. 11 has l>eeu f und, greatly to
ho giiatrfieatii'.in ..f the armv officers
hut there ivil: not be nearly as imu' h
It'flculty in securing mcUern arms for
he urn-.y, even .-n u. war fooU ng. us
? IS .Ulli, .pit ,i. Th ks 'is be.-Ill-,
V U!.''" ,; ,* ' " ,U' ' r*vi ju .
ery siimiilur in genwaj features' to the
ie milrBa V..UJ.1 bo lypSaced lin aho.t
*'' '"?'Hi'' I'll II Willi I Itf- I nil j I I 'j f| ly
lasting r.avn!" ammuni tion, ,:i is said
'at no a mtracts huVe 'been o.o.-'.-.l, ][??[
ie department has ?if rmed stsclf lul?
us to how si|?-dMy 'it could se ure
?ery k'ind cuf ammunition .in.I supplies
case of emergienoy. TMS inquiry has
iown. ,n n general .way, fn.it vh- U
lines of this country an- aiiraple to
? ,y ',. 1 ?'. r:r \ v i ";? j
isma-tie p iwder required by the navy
lie,- in I'M. vim [surnils ni month, which
ould more than meet the demands of
Wbi'lVno ovv t ,-si:mite hau l*en
ade of tie- ?ihaire -of the jriii.uiHi.iKHi ap
- ipi'iaiiion to he allot;, d to anwnuiiir.
-n it is r-iugliiiv estiimated tha't at
a*t JtO.000.000 w-outd -I-- so assigned
ivir.-g to the enormous cost < -f refll bmg
, ? ?amnTunitlion chests of the warships
,,w !ft s -vi,-,-. At pres. in there Iis moi
nouffli am.munJt1on ?.n hand -f- .r ? ne re.
!1 : g 3.evor..l tihtvt now on 1. ard. A
r.gle leftlling coots $::...000. I*u?
mn-ivniiiicin. With 'the amounts or
and, aril the meilM* whlich are belnt
i-l.-u atod on, th.- navy would 'have mr
mtple supply of ammunlitiion, ev-em 1
?;.- sh'l-ps iwere called int.. rreouemt ae?
on. Naval ofllcets c-xp'.e-n that a r.
11 will isvt ihTough several engage
lents, e.w-ing lo tih,- limit of end'uranc
f men wihile in a. :ion. If Ithe gun
ould l.o worke.1 constantly a reft!
lOU'ld 'be . x.h'.ri.sted I ii ..me heavy en
agement. but the guns, as w-.i.l as th
aen, have their Idmlil o' entlurune,
these ionslderati'..ini3 have all been
Alton into ace unt in th, rough genera
Fti'imates that hkve been made as to th
f tihe American- fleet.
The up.: r..pr :it > n of Jtr.ii.ooO.OOO for till
talttonal defense for whiich provisin
ras mode in the 'hiil'I introduced' On th
louse r day be Mr. Cannon, wil m
n\v.ave the Issue of bonds. Tlais ai
souneement was made by the treasui
.'11 ' w .:? s- V i Ul li "u- tl, 1-1 n
>n "Ftibruary 1 the cash in uhe trcusury
umoumted l - Ssr.?.r.Tl.Toii. . f which
;204,063.971 was gold, "$571,S5S,S34 siiv.-r,
ll0T,fi61,9?8 in pap* cu r- n- y and $33.
is4.0O2 in diaburs?: of Heer?' lMilon-ces.
itc. Tin- net av.flUt- "-sh on hand,
tb ve a'.I iaUil-iti-s, amour.'ts to $225.
.64.203.
It is ii,'i f- lt a.t the navy department
that the people of the .Mi inttgonvery are
: iklr.'g ,m-. pai.tk-uiar risks going t"
t-Iavuina at this time, for it is .-aid' thai
?ven sbruld hostilitiies bitak k<ut, it Is
i rule of honorable vvanfare dhmt they
he given safe convoy out <ii the wtaters
..f the hosti le ??.<? luntry.
i if couise. Genera Lee and Du- mem.
oers ,,r th.tin of inquiry .it Havana
wauld be equaKy exempt tiom mob-s?
tation.
""a,- ;^rsonn</l of the M.mtg 'rr.ery is
fommvtinder Converse,, Lieutenant Com
man'!, !? and Bx. it: v , Officer Beld
Navigat',r Lieutenant Huteihrns. Watch
Oflflecrs Ijlif-'tenann Ki nds aind Ensigns
Dn." Cui'ks. Paymaster Ramsey, Chief
Bniglneer Ueiv s, Assl.-t.nii Engineer
Atlen. The ship carries a crew ..! 22n
rmeir, of ml: classes.
Will-* ut deiA.y the clfflcers "f the n 1
lutant general's department r-luy g.iv,.
Ilhei neeesL-Vi-ny orUers for the recruiting
,f the It'wlo new a nil lory t\-g'imenis au
iho.iiz-.d by Congress.
The i.u.i p. se is to , n::.-t stn-h men as
lava had service in the ..-rtillery \vher
. v..r p.xs-ih i. a-hd' ti' ? doubt is entei'ln n
\ thii p.: mty of m-K a
l-.'.nd wijii off.-r. 'fhe oflle.-is of -the new
i.-gi-iu'eiilts -.ire -n"w being s iltcted. As
t> ..'the men. it is th.- pi in to as.-' gn flf
tei-n .-i.'!l eis from existing artillery leg
Sun w'ili! have tw? g'Vo,l! r.-gim.-nis.
Th.- hleiadquiarters of on,, of these regi?
ments will be established at Fort Slo
-,-um. on I.' ng Isl.in'.-l .-ound. ..ommani
Y rk. as there are suit.ib.e
quantert? a,va".fa(t?le there. Tin- destin.i
I,- -r regilmv nt has not been
decid-.iJ upon,
" No T.'por't has come to iihe .navy de
iplartm*init sln'ce SattU'iday rttfflt'.lve to the
w irk of'the cciuilt of inquiry ut Havana,
and the news Is ccmfiinied to tin- re.poi'ts
of the newspapers, which one careful-ly
.scanned t\v the ' ,ffleers.. The Calcine,
which wo? docked at Port of PramKe,
'has sailed .fcur Barliadioes. The torpedc
'boat Winstow has arrived at Charles
ton en route to Key West. The Ore
g inv "Which has ll>een ftfteO with l> lye
k,,'!s <it uhe Bremerton dock un Puget
Sound, has suiled Dor Sun Fiunoisoo
The ?vntririeitM at the eapKo: today,
and .?sp.-ciu.iiy .'M the II.?,.-.- slide, was
un.ini.-t i.ux in suppoilt of t!i i aeu in of
the I\-s.I.-m 'in declining v recall
General Lee. The limmoiiise gravity of
press ill ' mi mvIh-is who si.I labout the'
MM.;, .-?> hef. re the House wet. With?
out regard t > liKiiity a ill united iln com?
mending the President's Ann stund and
the iiinaiiiiuous desire expressed was Ln
support ? t any mcteurea he may deem
necessary t.. imaintniii thei Amet'Ioxn
<. imtem t iorr;?
iSe.na.toi iHa'.e. ehatfrtrnm or the SUmate
comimilt'tee om naval affairs arid also
? hairu on of the sub-^mnmiiitte*. on aip
pro: r:iitl..ns to .-..nsid.-r thie naval I lit!,
said t.diy that ho hod suggest od t,,
Secretary Llmig. of the now dctftant
ment. the adviaab'.li'ty of ?i/ikng the
purchase ? f any supplies iWbVh might
ba considered necessary da the even* of
war with the un.'.?.?rsHindieg that the
fund-* for them would 'be provided Iby
at the r. sid nee of S' motor II mr. which
was attended by memibeite of the cabi?
net. Senators anil Representatives.
S.-. ivr.irYs 1j sir and Alger, J u lc- 'llay.
\ . u l I- ' . , i. O s I i?. v
and Caranon. It is also km iwn tihait
-uro:,,-. , wore, given the P-pr sen la tii'vcs
? f the administration that -v:-a amount
.If fuindts tbail were deemed ii.v-.~-.-li rv
woutlj Um? provided by Congr -s to put
the government in o state . f defense
and 'th.it the a<lm".ni.?trut,:.vn would be
ba. k.-.l up ,u nay thing thsut was thought
r.c i-.-snry.
The result of the conference last ev?
ening iwias a meeting of Secreitarv UiriR
ir.,1 Speaker Reed toduv. and a .'-or.f..-.
n<? at ? Wh to ll. as ? ;? 1:1 iv of
Tou'ee and Senate leaders. ftdAnved by
he IntT. diivt < ti ', .f tin. sr.o.iKio.o.'.O de
'??ns-.- hill 'by Mr. Can? n.
lay f r inoliutsion in the urgent d'afl
ttion. ..f $100.000 to |.(e imim-d'i.iteli,
Lvattiblo it..- the equipment ,,' vesseb
n th-. now for th.- present llsc.il jtu-t
nd if r t li ? ?mmc-Uiu t-- supply f 10,001
..!:.-- ..f cnal to K, v West.
M"< 'NT.',. M ERY WILL, < iO
WA:.-.HINi;T(:.N. March ".?The decis
m ?.f til,- navy depurtm'e.nt c. no. mini
he s- iid' ag ..r .hi,[.s .;o Ouibi was mad
he brief statmemt was posted by the [
iu eiu ..f navigation:
|''.\l'"'';s..iih-iy wii] r. ii v.- th.- F.? n at
This conclusion was reached :ift?r
ta'teoind navy d.-pi.rtm.-nlts. and i-s tin
? --.too,] i . |>e si: ih an adjustment us
rill not. lead to further obj ct.ion by
'? 'i jw?v? rr iii. ;.: t: Pern is
i t HP; "ci it. -f stipi ? v.
luvauo VY^i.n.Vy ir.lonu? 1 ' l? le
th Fern, which is now at flava -
.i. The M.-ntg .tn.-ry is an uivamivired
ruiser of 2.0S0 ions wi.th an armament;
f ten guns.
Th,- l iat.s f th.- navy department
lo'vaa/ot ?l!'.-.-, in o id er thai the Fern
nay return, to Key West in lime n.
ike on th.- :.??:-.f Blipplios r,-nl-...ng
here next Wfdtaes*l>ry. I: wi 1 I..- the
.-..1 visit of ,!,,. IMontg mery to Cu
- Ouba .and
met. of the
.f tli.- Monti
t.' p t.
r''K'- the F.
Thi - IM- m-tgoi
$r?o.ooo...> fh hi hkkkn.-k.
WAiSf-I'l .V?TOX. Maroh 7,?Chairm
'i iiN','. i.'.i1 l i r, i . n- -i
That -- s h y a- r..pr He.I
o'chferiwfse appropriated for She rot': n
.1 d for-.- ai d for ?ach and every pur
' .."l.d at the d':?civ>:.'.on of th.- Presi
l--.nl .l.iv.'l ' i1 .rn.ai.n- a v.i l-'-'i' lie until
June :li?. IS99. fifty nvllk>n dpi'.lars."
It was :ef, i-.. .1 to 'tl-.e committee on
aip;piitropii:air.'.in!s. rt will be considered
,it th,- postponed meting of t.b.m
mittee tomorrtsw airnd probably raporl
ed f- r imimedfate act'.m. So far as
known ih.-re wME I? tio vote ag.iir.sl It.
Th.-:'-- is VtlSe .1 riUl expreeis '.1 am' ng
Senntors thait the b'.'l wiM be promptly
consklo>d and spt^dlly j>s>-i?ed wh-n
Seriatiois? who favor the bin soy It
v peace aind .not a war meofeu're a.n?l
s-om?. expressed tin-, opinion that M
would I..- m.ir.- ..fi'e--tive if it carriei
$100.000,000 instead 'I:' JT.o.Ono.OO.
DETA'fTjS OF SPAIN".'. RKQUEST.
MAIL i!I>. March 7.?The .'...tails .
S,-.oi'n'a twill, at ithal <.he tTnlted Stab
government recall! General Fltahug
I,. ,- from h s p Kt as iv'inlsul ?enemi i
tho !':::.:..'.l States govennim-in't, a:e a
roiliws:
??Th- rnil.-d States M'n -ter Oe?l*c
Stew, art I.. Woedf. -t l. had i conf,
v-neo at the Spaniilsh .foreign mlnisti
on T.'iu!>:!? iv list, with Senor CStillo
I hie .n-f.ni.oo-r for forc'-rm m ff-.i. 'r?. -and s
official ..f tin- mi'milPtry f- r Cn-eign a
fiii:s?. ???!-,'. aet.sl as I'nienpneter. Sen.
Ufe bo rv?sk?cd ' a? m. pi-nvf v.f .t?e
<- i i.l-wl'.M of th'. PW-vl' S'U'tfs.' ?U.ia
, r il W'?-'jf.:d cablet! ilmimiedi'.ntwly to
Washington ..n the eubjeot, aind th.- re
I.iy of t'b.- Unii.-d '.-'.lat.-s g v.- nm. nt
was conitininie.it.-.1 to Senor Gu31on on
Saturday. Some of ,'.he Spam'ish pro
v'ti,''iil paperis aefciired to th.- maitter
yestteniny. bmt th- m-ewstpap*rs .-f M id
rid have not made aimy irefl reo e t ? 'it."
l.KiC STANDS FIRM. ^
TIAV.ANA. iMarcb 7.?Th.- court
.miry ho d its mmia seniors t-..i,. ??
an--.ri'rig En.-. em I-Va-..'<? >r. wrd the div
ers* plnw?. The S.' o.nV-h d'voiw work
j beairi i'ui 'ainii ithe wreckers advanced
I Mam- at.ti. ies of |--r.--?.r,iil value to th->
offlcens of the Ma.3rie uro recovered
I On a-i'-tir". of it,'- .ititcmi- ?! ? d smug
ling from N.-w York. ;r. ? cu-'toms > ttt
pi ohil.it. .1 t' V a ttcme. It was f.-ure
-.he hUii-li. cfltlhe :-.-tir'--eivs. ... ,'.m.-;.i!
the reported! dieportlation of Americtis
(Continued on Fourth Page.)
FORT MONROE READY
Adequate Defense Provided
in Case of War,
DREAD TORPEDO BOATS
Little lighting Mi.eliliieH Mljrht Siieak
In During 11 I.?,. Fo(ri I!ut
I he llig Mm-iir-IVar <<\ ullld
Not lTetw lhe tori.
""- Jit wiais Tepar.i&i tfhsit
::l ' ~V'.'::' ' ?t?:ii:;;t.-.*!riii ?Muime hmd
in . ii 01.?wir? up mi luiie HI.van?, harbor
'??'??* 11 "' ??xeiiHinoi.n over the prnbiaibiittty
' t am outbreak of hosii'AilWei> -wiOh SpaOa
? ' 11 .'.i'i"n>~e .us it wois y.esterdtay.
?ii.-iii.uu- a.iiiiioiitii.-o:uonit i-a-me 'uhalt Itlhe
.iwinsli .v, ri-.i.n. mit .haul requested
I 'i .-.-..I. nt _M.-K y to ,recail!l Consul
(?eiieuiil l- iiz.iu-ii I.. ... ?-.fh itflie .fur?
ther reqtiesU .l.itait tlhe provistonls for
ti.ae s;m eng; Cuibalms be tsenit in imer
0. 1ni .-.ii.ps inst.ad of navail vessels.
I he President's prompt refusal .to gnamt
? 'r'v ' 1 ' liU petiueste v>u'-"1 SereenaiFIy ap
Tthis ino.id'enit was tlhe genierail Uop'te
. ; conversation, amid ,ilt as ?he ooncem
.-u.--- k f ..pin.-..n that uhe 'two Maltfolns
are > n bhe verge of w-a.r. The .lelations
between tin- two powers are severefliy
stria tin l. and th,- ?tiigh'rest btv.u-m
w".l result in 'hostiliti-.s. The! tai
. iiloivt ihas arouse 'a spMt .'f pat.ri.lt.isni.
i'nj ,i th. re is a aniil to arms men wii'Vl
lock from this oilty to .-.'hie frortt.
1. I ii;.. i-M vet.-ram yesiterd'ay: "1 Ih&ve
=ufl re I 'I'h'e hardships ..if omo war and
i.m in -t to., old to n.glh't mow. 'but I
v.. uid lik.- to level my rill- vat tihkuse
;'-~n ^'i'im-ii-Ii ?. WV've g, it "em To
Tihere was no unusual activity lit the
'hi.'pyaiil y. steitluy as five reeullt of
^pain's- demands, but at Fort Monroe
he work of nvaikfrns tlho ooiaisu d f.-nse
ii .re f. -iM. .la ble ?' is-- cwnh intued, ir.nl .nhe
' '"r- "f ?" Pcalda i-s -fast
I'lie fore?gin meet enter ,!lhe Virginia
:?? & wt't-h tlhe initentUvn of bombarding
I-. ntres? Monroe, Newport Ntewis or
N; rt\ Mi. or even try to go u.t> uihe
?in' up. il:e ll?aiy to BalJtilmore, or to
it'taek the na ti,mis r-jijiii-.il at WaiahSnBr
II. lihe chia'nioei3 are i't would .be ian
Mhniated.
F. <:-tr, .- s Monroe is ntow in hotter
glh'tiinig :i-im I'hini ft has been at any
ur.e :i h ill' .i century and .-an hold her
wm us r iisi envy inv-asfain.. Nowhere
a .-i:..- Attaint io r,..i.-t iha.s I'm Me Sam
u.'a li raind defem-der. A transfopma
' n 'has taken pOaice, bin: t<.. quietly
nve preipaiafiomLs f, r war h,~. n m-a.de
.-at the people liitoppiinlg at the hotels
y.iW ih-aiivlHy been irnvtare of .i't.
The big dltsappea't-lnig gu-nis. m-mr.i-.wl
Igilrt to -go near. W 7s TO '1 -geneiiail-ly
n...wn. bu: 'tin re are in iplaoe tCx un.nl
--1 inoi-t. -.i s .-ip' iivle .if fhrowims 1.IW0
vTumi.lis cf slhiot (live mike. It cam
vanloly b.- seen whait la -powjrful ally
.he d'-app. iii'inir iruii.--ih.vv-- in if..em.
p.yi .;i the old smooth hoivs- on the
-i. i i--.H s la-iiea-d of tlhe m, tv: 'have fceen
ho, i).s-!i-'.y ,.v. rh-.iul-I .?nl i!i- ?u--an.l-.-j
nn imifltiair.! 'to b'-.- himietl "at -rh - enemy's
I'lin-. Kv.iry rifle of Ohe artiHerymen
s In flimfit-ehiss order amd da?ly instrue
iions Mi wnr tactics afe bciing sWvn
'v-.'s-.t', io -the foi't -are m',|w clmseiy
' ?rmB5nC? H. and it requtTeis miudh use
)f red tstp- io gai'ii aeeems. Off in
: p; -, >-? ii'ivre lil'e?s a't aincihor a
l-,', i et, s n-vnn-ue outter. The of
i . s- i '?? -. sslir:4d i.o:u-l':-5 hr:
.ng the iu'p.va'I of i':. --?'.? death ina sen
tiV I v, S < ? ? v u" " ;1 'dsT. -I-; Rit
ti-esi-i im llii'.nvpton it,'.ids. Tn sixty diaiys
ti;,- piM?e ' in be equipped wi-.la ??Ottern
I ii' V'-srii rd : t'h-i's a weMi-known ex
Confedera'te naval officer at Wasihing
'"l ii-fve oft. n expressed surprise that
tin- .-:?! IVip-Itiaps have n-.t been u'ti.l
ized as ihe foundation Tor -a powvrfut
iron or steel fluid battery, or series of
bat'tories on the plan of the monitor
mrreits, or the Merrinva.-'s shield, or
' ??The CoundaMon in the centre of
Hampton It..ids was formed after
years of labor, by sinking stone. It pen
!, ? 1 uHed -C.-uihoun.' Whilst 'the thick
nes-s of armor plates around tlhe hulls
.if battleships and on tbelr tun-elts Ls of
n.-'ess-iiy !:niii.-,l on account of 'tlhe
?.-??..?in the armor for such batteries,
ltijn'\-;s or shields loca'tetl on the Bip
itaps "co-ukl I.,- made of such Uib-knesa.
. ,- s. ???. s of t!hi.cknei-ses as might be
found necessary i?> resist shot from 'the
h aiviesl ordnance that could be possi?
bly floated.
"Only bv the us.- of iron or steel oouild
th.- guns be prop.-rly protected. The
o'd -ton.- case-mates now stiamdlmge- in
..? incomplete state, could not possibly
>,. r. p iired or improved to w'nthi-tanil
! a o.iern artillery, and there is not suf
I/icient sand avaiMable to make modem
s'liioii '.l thtere be war beltween the Uni
Ited ?sjtBi'es and Si-.-i-in it is tihou,gih't .the
Dons ?..nid make a d'e>->peinaite effort
, ,-.s -n i;lhe coipfB and bombard
Ne?'p..rt Netw-s a.:.'I NOmft.llk. Here itih*are
rue ?luve ba't :1, i'hips hu?linig. At Nor.
f, Ik Is ti now viii, 1. If a Spain'iSlh cruis.
-r v.-i.'i-1 ipass B..rt Menn e it wv?uld
u rk ,1- s'tru--n. Bult T-n-,'ie ? i-n> w?-n
tf 'ih 1 i -k" ' os ' r 'r h Ham-pun
R larls. n.-si-l.s .tlhe f'-.rii.fl-.-an ma at
rifresB Monroe anid the Rip-Raps
?re will be 'ail ?Iv.ie'i , >n'e ni'..'.in'1'.Ltr amd
''m'oVv-'-or.'if i't 'be'tihe Terror, or "Pu
?i ftvWl tak- care of any warsibrip
i. it h is. Tl. -re wli'll be submarine
?i s ?.-?.i.ir.-l in iyhe ft-'lids. But -there
ti:v> sto!r.g Ifite n?vla? omo'aDs wovM
?l vn l 'ilhrt't tia a Roaniieih it.mpeiln
b.<it. rn
?> r Bu'cfhU. 'but diirimg a deruse fk.?g 'the
.,( . thi.n.-V .-?-ul'.l Hilts 'he .cinsU ami
I v't-yN-ltht! ?nti can ;-'"-s'-ov.-r ftaits out
Thoy'd , n' li in-ike much no:-, ? bu-. travel
, H'-'l'.'-'y -'ehr...ti-'-ih the -waivr. and -'Jn a
ifeijsgy 'ni'gh't 'they could pass ^>rtis w?'Jh
OUt being d-.-iH-cted. Spa'n ''is well
equ^ipip'i -l wi.'h 'these mi'n'ia'l-ure but
mH-glhlfv m-1- li.-'-n- Bv h.iv'.tie- fifty of .them
\f,n a, itive s'l-rvf.-e. iamiii ?nie -miieiht use
lithi m to her a'lv.-in'ta,-;e al'e,r.,nr'the Amer
I " l\is's -i !" A : <~ ,'--:vs'ne,;r W. S.
s'-r i'ih. wVno .h> a. b-. cn sfihittonled an the
' S'.-hipj-ti-nl here als am -.issi-'iamt yn&teouv
' ,,..f m.-i-dhlne'ry. yeslt .-'r lay recwHlved a- di'.y
' jipaltcih fr,.m-t the iN'avy Oepsurtmein't or
(Oo??nued on fourth page.)