THE ST. PAUL GLOBS SUNDAY MARCH 27, 1898. 5 ' increase the mosquito fleet," observed of the newly acquired Brazilian cruiser ANTI-SPANISH SENTIMENTS Mr. Boutelle amid laughter. WAR PAINT FOR THE NAVY Amazonas, now the New Orleans, but- Mr.Hilborn (Rep., Cal.). a member of it can be stated upon high naval au- the naval committee, called attention thority that the detail has not yet been to the fact that we had scoured the made or even determined upon. Com- CHEERED BY CROWDED GAL" earth, but not a battleship in the world "FIGHTING COLOR" APPLIED TO mander Polger ls a son of ex-Secretary was for sak-. of the Treasury Polger. Mr.Cannon asked Mr.Boutelle to say LEEIES INTHE HOUSE frankly whether he. personally, be- THE NATION'S SHIPS Joint It.t.ird. lieved three battleships should be au- For several days a proposition has thorized, and the latter created a great been under consideration by Secretary's __.___.ar. to tlie of Dnll Lead Replaces the White Which V~* i This is not the soiu- Decrease Number outburst of enthusiasm in the galleries Long and Alger to form a board, com- g| cA <^v by declaring lin*Heen Docks From _• our to Three the that ifhe could have his the Distinctive Mark but is the After Spirited amendment interest of the Day in .Viii.liiu-.;- jg /P\/\A*>y//\ n iiihlGeneral In- carry. Hut he wanted to impress upon might be no clashing between the two i \\ \\ terchange. the members of the house that they --ton Official Circles, great arms of the government. It is (I every \V \, conclusion of the )) should be ready to vote dollar understood that the proposl'ttan was > JJ \ WASHINGTON, Manh _•.;. — inpessary, but this was not the time WASHINGTON, March 26—The navy considered favorably by both secretar- *«=*-^ \r-^.^ m During fcr recklessness. department, usual, ies, and they proceeded to \u25a0&c BICYCLEquestion. the d. bate on the naval appropriati in as was the most so far as n^«^x today He appealed to the members to meet active center of the day. Among appoint the board, the representative bill in the house, every utter- Seo- navy B T ance in favor the situation "with loyal hearts and retary Long's callers was Mayor Quin- of the designated by Secretary TH of aggressive action cool Inads." (Applause.) cy, tif Boston, Long being Capt. Barker, his naval VICT® T T„A! against Spain was applauded to the who discussed the need | H—EWER Bi r¥R .EVER—VICTORIA Mr. Dayton expressed surprise protecting city aide, and the representative ...... his of the by suitable arma- of the echo by the crowded galleries. A army named Huvin.cr accepted the agency for this popular wheel, the "VICTOR," we secured from manu- Etrong that the Republican leader who had ment and first-class ships, as well as by Secretary Alger being jjg '' *s,ons have the effort was made to Increase the come before the Capt. Dorst, one of the attaches _3 f, 6 8 Sl, conee as Will enable us to make the following astonslling prices and terms appropriation for naval reserves, house with the the two single old turreted monitors of that/'iThave always and on wheels the emergency appropriations should now sent there. Mr. Long fully shares th>j the secretary. Some objection was §|j| everywhere been sold at list pri_.es only. but it failed. Another effort to liave to made by army government seek thwart a policy that would sentiment of his fellow townsman, but the ofllcers to the crea- the uniform the naval mili- every tion of the board, day ago tia rrlso failed. make American proud of his flag. there is little prospect that the better and a or two (Applause.) class of ships can be used north of Capt. Dorst was withdrawn from the |.898—" VICTORS" The main contest of the day was over proposed beard. ANO "VICTORIAS"—1898. disposition Mr. Robbing (Rei-., Pa.) moved to Hamilton Roads except in times of Made by lhe Overman Wheel Co., thlcopse Falls, n to decrease the number strike out the provision for a dry dock emergency. It seemed yesterday that the whole dj^ Mass. of timber dry docks authorized by • the at Portsmouth. The amendment was Commodore Schley came to converse proposition would be abandoned, but jM , bill from four to three. lt 1< d lost. 64 to 100, as wa.s that of Mr. Can- today it was revived, and Lieut. Col. Mr. Cannon, chairman of appro- with Secretary Long before going to the non. TS to 107. Hampton to assume command A. L. Wagner, chief of the bureau of priations committee, who made the mo- Then, Roads military Intelligence, designated SPECIAL TRAOK WHEEL STA3B&RD WHEEL tion, at 5 o'clock, the house adjourn- of the flying squadron. He leaves was gg Merats Price Wheel. to discuss the whole question of ed. by Secretary Alger to act with Capt. Best machine made on earth. your var preparations Washington tomorrow and will raise JH Made for special needs Made to meet popular and to inveigh Barker as the representative of the Standard _ price, $100 00. Our and money. demand- against undue extravagance. his commodore's flag on Monday. His a wonder for the for an inexpensive goo He was particular assignment army. £. 7 \oi,d down, Pensions Granted. heart is in this Late 78-107. and he expressed the greatest satis- this afternoon Oa.pt. Barker and After the journal had been approved WASHINGTON, March 2«.—Northwestern Col. Wagner had an extended confer- pensions faction on starting for this sea service. the consideration of the naval bill was were grant od yesterday as follows: Late In the day another shift was ence with Secretary Roosevelt in the resumed under the five-minute Minnesota— lncrease: Schockwanter, latter's private oflice. Preliminary $45 rule Bernard made in the plans painting the war- Mr. Elliott (Dem.. S. C.) I.oretto. to JS; for plans for |.@_L.sßo moved an frl Charles Brown. Bran- the operation of the board H Terms— down; $11 per MB lr!?ss6sdown; ships Capt. finally s2s amendment to provide naval don. $1* to $8: Lorenzo B. Putnam, Becker, and Crowinshield were formulated alpng the lines month. Terms-S2O $9 per month. Terms-sls down; $6 per month. the militia $S to $12. determined that all the ships of the indi- wnli clothing. He pointed out that the navy cated above, but no definite statement nai ion,ilguard Wisconsin— Original: William Sheith (dead), should be painted a dull lead were provided with uni- .Milwaukee. $12. James fight- concerning the nature of the board's forms. If war Increase: F. Ange- color. This was the color of all work could be any S4owhrelandS2swheelto be found the came the naval militia vine. Veterans' home, $6 to **_; George ing ships during the Civil war, and is obtained from of WE HAVE\u25a0\u25a0•»\u25a0»_£_ THEU BUC VERYW___aiM |IS"^tD2L^| in would he called upon before the na- Pttunger. Milwaukee. $S to $12: Gardner the parties to the conference. In case city, and sell them on very liberal term* said to be the best "fighting color." M ~ \u25a0 — tional guard. Nelson, lluetia Vista, $12 to $17; John of hostilities jO \u25a0 Hildermann, The naval bureau of ordnance is pre- the work of the board will . Mr. Bout-lle pointed out that the Juneau. $(I to $S: Eugene K. be very important, as through it the Ansorge, Green Bay, $t! to $8. paring new mounts for a number of "•"* "** - ,ik= government Keissue: departments do -— '*""= had never been called upon New $\u25a0>. torpedoes two great of the govern- \u25a0" this tn Lorenzo D. Wentwoith. London Whitehead in order to place "^1!!^,;;:: supply clothing to the naval militia, Widows: Adeline O. Leed. Mils,$S. cutters, ment at all times will work in perfect m THE jind did Lake them on the revenue the newly unison. It he not believe the scope of lowa—Original: William P. Rice, Keokuk, acquired yachts tugs. torpedo is believed by mamy of the the government $_>; William (). Sloan, and The navy board, • appropriations had Hoskinson. $tf: Geo. tubes were originally go war and officials that the bi n broadened. W. Merrill. Hear Grove, $6: Jeremiah intended to composed as it is of two most S. Miller. Fairbank, ft;. Increase; below deck, but with the new craft the efficient hMOWMI^_II^^S^_Ut The amendment was lost. Luther officers, will prove of distinct value. 1ST. PAUL S Another Dickson, Mes Mcines. $17 to $24; John H. tubes and mounts must be changed for amendment waa offered by Keenan, Clarinda, $10; George Barrette, service on the upper decks. When this . Saval -Militia. As rapidly as possible the navy de- partment Is pushing the work cf pre- READY TO FREE CUBA WHEN CONGRESS SAYS "GO:" paration for calling into active service Lieut. Noel takes command, she will such of the naval militia of the various expanded seventeen million dcllars In proceed to Key "West to further aug- the thirty states as may be needed and will vol- ment the fleet there. BASKS ARE ALL PREPARED last days, but in the- Bame unteer for As already an- Today's time legal tenders have decreased in service. orders also give the Nezin- exactly nounced the naval militia of Massa- scott a full complement of officers. almost the same amount. In chusetts other words the legal tenders hays gene and New York has tendered ___me_rg.e-.cy Order*. to the interior, its services and as soon as the neces- READY TO MEET AN EMER- while imports of specie sary The commanders of the various mon- have filled the vacuum. arrangements can be made such It stands of the officers and men as may be itors above referred to are drawn from GENCY INEVENT OF WAR to reason that the money needed supply is larger than ever, and were will be placed upon the old the faculty of the United States naval it monitors, now at League Island navy academy not for the uncertainty of the pres- at Annapolis, and from steel Their ent outlook, rates would be lower than yard, and others on the newly acquired Inspection, Money I'nder Control aud yachts as the emergency is such for months past. Aa it is gold Imports and tugs purchased for harbor Gold Imports Adding to Their He- and coast defense. that these officers can be better utilized will likely continue until something At present it is not regarded by the for active sea service than for the edu- serveH From Week to Week I.c- definite is known regarding the future navy and the profitable employment of this officials as probable that the cational work at the academy and for B'al Tenders Hare Gone to the In- money naval militia of any of middle inspection. mass of six months from now the terior nnd Specie Him Filled the presages an interesting state Western states willsoon be called into The assignment of Lieut. J. L.Jayne of affairs. service. The indications now are that to command the torpedo boat Rogers, Vacuum The Week's Change).. a sufficient number of men can be se- announced today, in effect operates as TRIP cured from the militia of Massachu- an acceptance of thi* new boat and NEW YORK, March 26.— The Finan- WILL BE A LONG ONE. setts, New York and New Jersey lo brings her into commission. The Ro- cier says: The statement of the clear- meet all requirements. Should hostili- gers recently made her trial run from ing house banks of Xew York city for Tctrjiedo Boats of tlie Spanish Flo- ties break out, however, it is regarded Baltimore to Norfolk, but not for- the week ending March 26 shows a con- tilla to Cover Over '1.000 Miles ia extremely likely has as that the naval mally been accepted, although the as- tinued decrease in loans and deposits Crossing the Ocean. militia of both the middle Western and signment of a naval commander to her and an increase in cash. Tho result of CHICAGO. March 26.—Special the Southern states willbe called upon to foreshadows her acceptance and com- the week's changes was to increase to Times- Herald from New York: The Spanish t ir- assist in manning auxiliary cruisers mission. the reserve $5,791,425, the total idle r-ash pedo en from and flotilla route the Canary Islands coast defense vessels. Secretary Long has deferred to the inbank now footing up $33,851,475. The to Porto Rico willhave to steam, in round Naval officials regard the naval mili- judgment of Assistant Secretary banks, therefore, are in stronger posi- numbers. 3,G00 miles. Allowing -age a daily an a.e tia as a most valuable adjunct to the Roosevelt as to the color which the tion in this respect than since the run of 210 miles, the flotilla will be navy be- eighteen days in making the voyage. proper, as it could be utilized not vessels of the navy are be painted. ginning of February, but it cannot be should, It only vessels, Yesterday to therefore, reach Porto Rico about to man the smaller but it was announced that the said that the operations by which this April 10. These beats, with their dimen- could be depended upon as a rrecond snowy white, which had been the dis- Increase was brought about have beep sions, constitute the fleet:- line of *3efenss. As Assistant Secretary tinctive color of, and has given the profitable to them. "" Roosevelt points out there are two name to the naval squadrons of the Their loans have fallen off over forty •rir -3: -3, rfo~ very important features which could United States, was to be changed to a six millions In five weeks, and tr.eii be attended by On_ piratical deposits to this second line. black. To this color some ob- have decreased more than fifty rei Dt £f,1re, r. • Oe g- \ , is the placing of mines; and the other jection was made by naval officers, as millions. The cash in banks at the \u25a0 1 : '. ~y- \ the establishment of signal stations for lt was thought to afford too striking a close of the current week, however, coast defense. target for an enemy's guns. was just about equal to the Terror, total re- destroyer. 22 .0 2. j \ Important Conferences. Assistant Secretary Roosevelt this serve reported one month ago. The Furor, destroyer. 220 380 2J 2 . morning had a conference with Capt. heavy changes in loans and deposits Fluton, destroy- | Secretary Long had early er 27;"*. an confer- have been due large part j 400 30 2 1"' 7" Crowninshield. chief of the bureau of in to con- Royo. ence today with Senator Hale, chair- navigation, at tinued liquidation boat J 147 100 .",•., 2 _' which Mr.Roosevelt an- ' and the semi-par- Aricte, 147 man of the senate naval committee, nounced that he would alysis, which has been creeping over boat 100 26 2 25 23 leave the mat- Azcr, boat 134 108 25 2 25 ._ lasting over half an hour. The secre- ter of painting the ships to the squad- the business and speculative world commanders, since Torpedo boats arc designed for firing ' tary had a talk ron and orders to that ef- the Maine Incident. solely L '"\u25a0" — then with Lieutenant torpedoes. They - — are lonp ar SSBT! ~ i "--___,., fect will be promulgated. It Unless some definite disposition of and narrow, d Commander Marix, judge advocate of seems rely on their invisibility to pet unperceived, Torpedo Boat quite likelythat the color to be select- the Cuban matter is made within a few within SCO yards of an enemy, torpedo Ericsson. Battleship Texa.. Battleship lowa. _ Torpedo Boat Cushing. Battleship the Maine court of inquiry. Mr. Marix days one of fire a by squadron prospective skurry Massachusetts. spent most of the morning at the navy ed the commanders will the finest sea- and then away. be dark green. That sons in the history of the Torpedo beat destroyers sole- department, conferring with the judge a color will fur- country will are designed nish a poor target and the vessels will have been partially ruined. ly for destroying torpedo boats. A destroyer Mr. advocate general and with Capt. is an enlarged torpedo beat, but if"- Foote (Rep., N. V.) to increase the East Elkport, $6 to $8. Reissue: William not be discernible, it is said, for a great Itis only natural that the New York mnci f 7, appropriation I). work is done Capt. O'Neill, head of the Crowninshield, chief of the bureau of and relies rather on r-r-eid than on invisibil- for turns, etc., of naval Mahaha. lowa City, $12; Valentine J. bureau, distance at sea. banks should put themselves on the ity to accomplish her purpose. reserves from $100,000. Volker, Burlington, $10. Widows: expects to be able to equip navigation. strongest possible footing Shi SCO.OOO to The garet Guild, Mar- sixty crafts, if occasion demands, He maintained since a sud- to discharge torpedoes, quite after the style amendment was 46-57. M. Essex. ?S. with the strict reticence he "NEW TORPEDO BOAT. den demand for currency boot, provided defeated. torpedo has report will full first of the but she'is also with a An was tubes. shown ever since the of the them, formidable battery of small ra;:!-- amendment adopted to per- of inquiry on all of and it must be said calibre mit the secretary of the navy to use Davis l'rg-e_« an Incrciisc, Extensive Contract. court was confided to his that they have risen to the emergency. --guns, perhaps eight or ten su.-h pi& care. He taken a desk OBleer Assigned to Comiuund the with these she bring the boat to any portion of Michigan's naval militia WASHINGTON. March 26.—Senator Davis contract for the big has in the Their money is under strict control will bay. The steel piers, Judge advocate general's office, and Recently Rarely will the boat have more than three fund to repair damage of the Yan- and Representative Stevens were given a Purchased Craft. and the continued gold Imports four the hearing the coal sheds and extensive coal applian- will remain in Washington are or ef these small puns to resis tlc. before senate committee on ap- while the LONDON, March 26.— Lieut. John Knapp, adding to their cash reserves from with. The speed of the boat is from tw?n_y- propriations in behalf of the Increased appro- ces for loading war vessels report of the court is under consid- Mr. Elliott (Dem.. S. C.) made a point at Dry of the United Staites cruiser San Francisco, week to week. five knots to twenty-eight knots: that of the priation for St. Paul public building. Tortugas and Key West, eration by the president and cabinet, destroyer thirty of order against the provision that none were let to- has been ordered to take charge of the tor- One bank with a thirty million is knots. money day. Bridge with a view to answering inquiries dollar of the appropriated for the The Union company, of may pedo boat purchased for ihe United States reserve reports over twenty-eight mil- naval station at Royal, S. C, A CERTAIN CURE New York, which be made. lion of the Mayor Badly Hurt. Port FOR PILES. will build the steel piers, The navy department has ad- government by Lieut. Commander Colwell, total in specie. should be available until the Uniteel etc., been The week's changes have Wis., March Graham, both at Tortugas and Key West, vised today that the monitor Terror at the Sehichau yard.s. where she was built no especial RACINE. 26.—James States acquired title to the land claim- leaves for Schi- significance other than what has been mayor of this city, was struck by a north- the contract price being $590,000. The had arrived at Hampton Roads, en for Germany. Lieut. Knapp passenger ed by Agnes A. Niver, adjacent to the chau tonight. The crew will be suppliel pointed out in this anmysls for nearly bound train on the Chicago & Safe and Effective in Every Form of tracks, cars and machinery route to Key West, where she will join Northwestern 1 road today and received injuries Port Royal dry dock. will be fur- from the San Francisco. a month past. The decrease of $7,111,- which This Common and Annoijing Disease. nished by Capt. Sampson's squadron. The "Vicks- The torpedo may prove fatal. He was Walking Point of Order. the Brown Hoisting com- boat is about ICO tons, and of --500 In loans shows that liquidation still along Washington avenue, which pany, of Cleveland, burg has also reached Hampton Roads. the first-class German with a single crosses the Many people suffer from piles, be- for $151,000. These The flying squadron will type, continues and the loss of $1,815,000 legal track, and it Is thought he une;::- lou ly The point of order was overruled. were bids, navy not com- propeller. Germany permitted the sale, as In front r.s 1 along. cause after trying the many lotions, not the lowest but the the is tenders reflects pretty accurately the stepped of the train It ame Thereupon Mr. Elliott moved to strike department considered plete Its organization until the middle boat one knot slower than wanted He thrown several and was pick* salves and ointments without relief or other features or latter part of week, for the German navy. She is larger than tha movement toward the interior. The was feet cl cut provision. cure, have come than the amount bid. next a.though gain $7,018,700 specie brought up for dead. Physicians restored hrm to the to the conclusion that The contract Road;, Cushing, and approximates closely to the of in was report surgical operation is the only thing calls fo_- completing the extensive its nucleus will be at Hampton consciousness and his spine is in- Mr. Lentz (Dem., O.) argued that lt a work when Commodore Schley Ericsson. The boat is doing her sea trials about by the receipt of imported gold. jured. They will not know tht left to and at Tortugas in days hoists his today, and sail as soon as she exact Btate Was criminal to suspend an appropria- try rather than submit to 180 and at Key pennant the flagship Brooklyn will is ready. The gold holdings of the banks have of his injuries for several hours. the shock and risk to life of West in 170 days. The on next tion for a naval station with a pro- an opera- machinery is Monday. At that time the Brooklyn tion, prefer to suffer on. Fortunately to be installed and ready for service MEN* FOR THE NAVY. viso at such a time as this. War was thi3 is no longer necessary, the Pyra- ten days later. and Massachusetts will be the only- at our doors. We had appropriated $50,- mid Pile Cure, Formal orders ships of the prospective flying squad- a new preparation, cures were issued today by ron, the Texas being at the New York -000.000 to prepare to meet it. The every form of piles, without pain, in- Capt. Shoemaker, chief of the revenue Great Lakes Cities Expected to Fur- Bpanish navy yard to receive her ammunition flotilla was approaching the convenience or detention from business. cutter service, for "the eight revenue iilr.li i-_ i.•__ 111 Thousand Recruits. country. boys' play," he, hoists, while the cruisers Columbia and "It is said It is ln the form of suppositories, vessels called into the service of the PITTSBURG, ".t is cowardice to talk about acquir- easily applied, navy, to Minneapolis are expected to be ready March 26.— Within the next absolutely free from rendezvous at the Norfolk to leave League island navy yard in two months the Great Lakes and lake ing title to land at a great naval sta- opium, cocaine, or any injurious sub- navy yard. The instructions given cities tion now. The naval whatever, to time to reach Hampton Roads about will send from six to eight thousand men station should be stance and no matter how the commanders of the ships were to prepared for action. "(Applause.) severe the pain, gives report at the middle of next week. Already men to join the force of the United States navy, instant relief, not Norfolk between the 29th of and supplies have been according to the statement R. .Mr. Dayton (Dem., W. Va.) said: "We by deadening the nerves of March and the sth of April, forwarded to of Lieut. D. the parts and there League island for the two cruisers of Dening, of the United States navy, now in could lick six countries like Spain in but rather by its healing, soothing to have the necessary • necessary ef- alterations and this squadron. this city on recruiting mission. Lieut. Den- the time t-- build the propos- fect upon the congested membranes. repairs made upon them at the ing ls on his way to Duluth, Minneapolis earliest Snilori. Assi urn <\u25a0Portland, Me.; Lieut. H. F. Fickbohm a naval reserve corps. One hundred names _:•\u25a0 ars might, on the other hand, be com- cause and cure of piles, The Calumet, Jason, goes were signed to the rolls, which, with the also book of stationed at Chicago, be- willcommand the which to Portland, pl.tr-d before the war, if war it was to testimonials. ing New York;Lieut. C. S. Richardson will three divisions in assures a brigade be, over. a much smaller vessel than the for Oregon and the assignment here of a was- will command the Nahant, which goes to Mr. said he would vote for HOLLAND _BOAT~/T Gresham, have no difficulty in and Lieut. M. training ship. Boutelle SUCCESS. passing New York, E. Hull will any increase in the number of torpedo the canal locks. command the Catskill, which goes to t>< ats Mr. Cannon might suggest. Completely I'nder Control on the Capt. Shoemaker has recommended Boston. ENGLISH SHIPS MOVING. suggest you '*1 then that strike out Surface ot the Water and When to the navy department These naval officers will in Vessel)-, battleships that an allot- be flrst The of the American Squad- .two of the and insert tlie Submerged. ment from the big emergency command of several monitors and will equivalent ln small boats'' (Applause). appro- be aided by officers and ron Or.-eretl to Assemble at New P ' priation be made for the repair men from the ""Strike down the fighting line and ,V° X March 2fi -THe submarine and naval militia of Massachusetts, New York Harbor. h^Pii nd. was KlV£,n today. equipment of upon _£ if another trial the vessels their ar- York, New She left? her£ pier at the dry rival Jersey and elsewhere. ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla., Alarch 26.— Tbe shortly noon, Raritan docks at Norfolk, and in all probability monitors are still at the League after accompanied by "the tug willbe made. The British warship Cordelia left for Savannah bailie P. Lmdernian, and proceeded toward Island navy yard, being outfitted as last night. Admiral Fisher's flagship, Re- Tottenville. Capt. Shoemaker inquired of the rapidly possible, nown, cruisers of .Mr. Holland was in charge of navy as and reports from with seven other armored the new craft. department today whether he the navy department indicate that they the North American fleet, have been ordered After running a short time the should include in the complement to New York. The movement of the British vessel was on surface of will be ready to proceed in from ten the submerged, bow first, untii officers detailed to the several vessels warships of the North American and West In- all that was above the surface were the surgeons, days to three weeks. dies fleet, ordered to New York with torpedo poles. flag and was informed that he order issued by navy boats, The vessel came up bow first, show- should. Another the destroyers and torpedo was learned by ing that she had turned department today assigns Z. a correspondent from an officer of the British been under water Preparations are Lieut. and was perfectly under the control of the making by the light Noel at once to command the warship Cordelia, which left this port for Sa- board Nezin- gave the Inventor. The performance was repeated sev- house to turn over to" the navy His craft Is a line tug, vannah. He information uninten- eral times. department the light tenders, scott. new tionally. house and which will be used as a supply boat. Talbot It was only hy the aid of flag poles that instructions were issued today by The and Terror are with the flagship tho officials of company the She is now at New York, and when Renown nnd three of the armored cruisers. | the Holland on the board to commanders of the tenders Or IIS PEOPLE! InI tug Linderman. were able to follow her. She The information is without doubt authorita- j S}| to make a complete remained Jii the sound over two hours, and Inventory of the tive. her trial ln every particular. present furnishings and equipment of was successful Mrs. M. E. Busselle, (57 Park street, New- 26.— A to the vessels. The tenders that will be N. says: "After LONDON, .March dispatch the blec.ilng palms, ark. J., having used Dr. Times from Hong Kong says orders were is- Itching, scaly, shapclcsa nail-!, utilized by the navy are the Lilac, now Syrup in my wit- end*, Canadian Pacific Wreck. Bull's Cough faniily with mosl. yesterday to the naval establishment painful linger pimples, blackheads, at Portland, Me.; the Mayflower gratifying Ipronounce sued oily,mnthy skin,dry, thin, and falli_rg hair, itch- FORT WILLIAM,Ont.. March 2G.-A Can- and results it the friend there to make urgent preparations to place train, Azelia, now at Boston; the Armara, of all mothers." footing. staff, it is ing,B.raly scalps, allyield quicklyto warm adian railway' made up principally of at itself on a war The baths colonist-,' New York, and the Maple, added, was with Ounce ka Soir, ami cars, bound for the Pacific coast, in Chesa- was augmented and mobilization gentle anointings peake bay. It dispatch further that tvitb OUT-CUBA (ointment,!, the great skiu cure. has** been wrecked at English river. Frank will be necessary, of ordered.- The announces -Maidian, of Detroit. Mich., was killed, and course, that these vessels be twenty-nine French cruisers have gone north, C. W. Marks, also of Detroit, seriously to refitted avoiding Hong Kcng. The British battleship was some extent and equipped with such Japan. injured. Among the seventeen passengers light, Harflcur has gone to Nagasaki, injured in small calibre guns as they are slightly the wreck were: C. A. able to carry. equipment Downes. of Detroit, and H. S. Shackford The of the HONG KONG. March 245.— A1l the British and J. C. Clark, of Windsor, Ont. vessels and the other necessary work warships are coaling and provisioning, having wpon them will been ordered to prepare for immediate readi- be doiie at the Nor- WOODBURY'S Facial Soap is recommended The yard navy yard. pure, ness to go to sea. navy here is MALT EXTRACT throughout lho !>____ folk hy physicians, being antiseptic, medici- 1* MM Tri.rM. T..ITEI. _isi> Criini. Grand working day and night. < v . Sol- fropa., no-ton. Display It is regarded as not unlikely that nal. It willclear the skin of Pimples, Black- _ j-\u25a0\u25a0 Uow ioProduce Soft, Whrrc __ju____," free. nnd W. M. Folger, heads and eruptions of any nature. A Of fine hats choice novelties, Tuesday Commander now in ple of sam- and Wednesday, March 29 A charge WOODBURY'S toilet Combination Rarebits and Cheese. and 30 B of the New York light house 20 cents. liiKK ITCHING HUMORS Sc_.ul.__, .12 UlWabasha st district, may placed in mailed for JOHN H. WOODBURY Miss Ranche lectures on above topic DFADIF t3§il\lfHJ be command 127 West 4__d st.. New York. Wednesday. April 30, at 8 p. m., pure food i?i/%1%L0 FLirPLL evliihii-Market halL