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Each House Draws Up a Minority Report Also Naval and
Military Forces are Placed at the Service of
the President.
Washington, April 13. The senate foreign relations committee has
reported to the senate a resolution for immediate armed intervention
in Cuba. Contrary to expectation, there was a minority report from
the committee, recognizing the independence of the republio of Cuba,
signed by Foraker rep. and Morgan, Turpie, Mills and Daniels.
The following is the majority resolution, which was reported to the
senate by Chairman Davis at the convening of the senate:
"Whereas, the abhorrent conditions which have existed for more than three years In the is
land of Cuba, so near our own borders, have shocked the moral sense of the people of the United
States, have been a disgrace to Christian civilization, culminating as they have In the destrna
tton of a United States battle-ship, with 266 of its otllcers and crew, while on a friendly visit to
the harbor of Havana, and cannot longer be indured, as has been let forth by the president of
the United States in his message to congress of April 11, 1898, upon which action of the congress
I was invited ; be it resolved :
'1 hat it is the duty of the government of the United States to demand, and the government of
the United States does hereby demand, that the government ol Spain at onoe relinquish its au
thority and government of the Island of Cuba, and withdraw its laud and naval forces from Cuba
and Cuban waters.
"That the president of the United States be and he is hereby directed and empowered to use
the entire land and naval forces of the United States, and to call into the actual service of the
THE ELK'S BENEFIT.
Big House Witnesses Miss Waldrof Per
formance in the "Hunchback. '
There were tew vacant chairs on the
lower floor of the Yo Semite last night
-en the curtain was lifted on the first
sot of "The Hunchback." The bis-
hones drawn by the Elki' benefit was a
fitting testimonial of the regard in
whiob the order is held.
The and.eooe, while doubtless appre
ciative, was not so demonstrative as il
should have been. Stockton ' does not
often have the opportunity ot witness
ing snoh genius as was shown by the
young lady who portrayed the leading
role, and the critical coldness of the
spectators was lament ably ont of pro
portion to the slowing warmth and
flashes of dramatio fire wbioh oame from
the heroine. Applause oame at irrego-
iar intervals, and wbat did come was
United States the militia of the several states to such
this resolution into effect."
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seemingly foroed ont ot them by the
an extent as may be necessary to carry magnetic influence of the aotreas. This
is not said with any intention to soold,
No demonstration ocourred, either upon the floor or in the galleries but Pr' ' the ability of Mies Wal-
J J IV. Jll . t (Ua AnAil TUa Ar.rifr tyioHa a tinan itvtnvancilAn I UUrla
UUIlUg kilt? loUUlUg JL Vila lupuils X UD icui iudud o uuuli u-isa ugiwm
It is regarded as a powerful and almost bitter arraignment of Spain.
Turpie presented the report of the minority of the committee as follows:
"The undersigned members of the committee on foreign relations concur In the report made
upon the Cuban resolutions, but we favor the immediate recognition of the republio of Cuba as
organized in that island as a free, independent and sovereign power among the nations of
i the world."
Miss Waldorf fulfilled all the promises
so lavishly made ia the notioes which
preoedtd her ooming. She shows won
derful powers for one so young, and the
writer, though not endowed with the
ift ot prophecy, ventures the prediction
that those who saw the passionate,
womanly and loveable Janet last night
saw an artist who will some day rank
Waehincton. ADril 13. 'At 1:30 a majority of the house committee I M best sotress in legitimate draroe
on foreign affairs agreed on the following joint resolution, which will 00 tbe 'American stage. Tbi. is . very
her expression and her intelligent read
ing she gives ample material tor snob a
vaticination. The oold artifldiality thai
was so marktd in the early period of
Mary Anderson's career and fallowed her
to the end of her dramatio life, is absent
in Miss Waldorf. The deep, intense sod
I be reported to the bouse this afternoon:
"Resolved, that the president is hereby authorized and directed to intervene at once to stop the-
war in Cuba, to the end and with the purpose of securing permanent peace and order there, and
establishing by free action of the people there a suitable and independent government of their
own in the island of Cuba; and the protident Is hereby authorised and empowered to use the
land and naval forces of the United States to execute the purpose of this resolution."
The democratio members of the house foreign affairs committee, in
a report signed by five democrats and Newlauds silver rep., agreed magnetto foroe whioh gives Fanny Dav-
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on the following resolution as a substitute for a majority report:
"Resolved, that the United States government hereby recognizes the Independence of tits re
public of Cuba,
"That, moved thereto by many considerations 01 numanuy, 01 interest ana 01 provocation,
among which are the deliberate mooring of our battle-ship, the Uatue, over a sub-marina mine
and its destructloa in the harbor of Havana, the president be and Is hereby directed to employ
immediately the land and naval forces oi the United Slates in aiding the republio ot Cuba to
maintain the independence hereby recognised.
"That the president of the United States la hereby Authorized and directed to extend Immedi
ate relief to the starving Cubans."
E. W. BertleU..
J. 11. Kubtnas.,
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Washington, April 13.-The majority report was made by Adams, J9" '' "l""""'" '' f'm reaching
at 3 p.m. There was great excitement w the house when tbe mem- There are some things m Miss Wal
bers ascertained that tb report was ready. Expressions of approval dorf 's styls that era dlsplsaslog, but as
were beard when it was known the resolutions were to be passed with I she will doubtless gloss them over la
little or no debate. The demooratio members of the committee are ,imt " would ba nyp'orl"ot toaeU-
inclined to accept the suggestion for a vote without debate. They be- ""J" J"
i lieve it would strengthen the position of the United State. uh on 00i 0, lu UIt . lb
beautiful whiteness of tbe lily because
Washington, April 13. The house republican Cuban resolution will speck of soft tool bad stalosd Its
be passed today by special rule, allowing sone or little debate.
" BSSsaeiM MJ V V CSstVal lUf ISUVSJ J MM
taP WslllA tJtilh IclPAA SlSAl A hfAata inn
Washington, April 13. Tbe senate will not aot on the) Cuban roso-Lnj, Mrti 0urrltl WM peMingy B,Mg
as Qeleo.
Up"n the whole tbe performsoce was
ereditabls, and tbe local Elks are to be
ooogrslolsled for tbe eioellenoe of tbe
satertslomsot H took ton (Cel.) Mall.
lutioDS today. Conservative senators are urging delay.
Washington, April 13. All the Cuban resolutions have gone over
in the senate, but the talk on Cuba continues, nevertheless. Senator
Lodge, in a speech declared that Lee hid advised the foreign relations
Office I Rait- I1SIS.
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VVashingtoi), April 13. At 3:30 the speaker reoognizod Adams, act- Mrr.tj b him as follows: "1 was in
ing chairman of the foreign affairs committee. lie asked unanimous a moat dreadful coodiiim. My skin was
consent for oousideratioD of the Cuban resolutions. Absolute silence almost yellow, eyts sonke, toogne
prevailed as the resolutions were read. A thunderous outburst of ap. . " ''aiiy M bark ami
thai, prosperity and happing for the improvement of thai, Diana. from the floor and calleneB greeted the report Great excite- J ; mvv""w Br"','"' .B
tnu, for aU.tlou, for tbe elevation of Amrun manhood and P,8UBB iruiu lue uwr sun iiniw ,is iih.iv v.. a,aksr dsy by day. Three pbstriaoS
meni anu coniusiou ronoweu. DUimy uujbcwi w ius wnsmersnuu i g!,,,, Bl ,p, rottOBately, friend
tie resolutions. Charges and couuter-oharges wore bandied across Ulvisej trying 'Electric Hitters,' sod to
the floor. A fiat tight on the floor of the house almost followed. The 7 feat Joy end sarprtse, the first
speaker ordered the sargenUUrma to use the silver mace, the emblem u,l,' aJ- -.Je4 l.i.prov.m.ot I
.... . .. n.. i i4i-i it i eBtiaosd thslr ose for three weeks, eo4
of the house's authority. 1 he men fought like they were mad. . mxx , k b
..at .... 1 I II .-I -11 J I.I : 1 1. I - ! J ,. I ... '
-r ! it- a ysv -1 "ijiar, "soounurei, auu oiuor uonuociaiorj eyuueie were euuou. m. Wu ,Dj robbJ tbe g rsve of aeotber
INCW X OrR V CCKIV lriDUIlC, Myers (dem. Ind.) and Pieraon (rep. N. C.) almost came to blows, victim. Ne ons should f.il lo try tb.m.
ibere were bait a qotwd personal ooiiibiods. ai iasi uenucrson v" """ - r-.w-
(rep. Ia.) a one-legged veteran, staoding in tbe jostling, fighting ' " ""' "
crowd, in clear, ringing tones called for order, reminding the members
that it was a disgrace to the American congress. Men rushed op and
down the isles like madmen.
A few mlnutea later, after order was restored, Dailey and Qalgg
exchanged personalties. Exoitetnent was at fever heat Books were
thrown, llartlett, of Georgia, letting fly a heavy oloth-ooveroJ volame
at lirumm, of Pennsylvania, which just grazed bU btad and spent fotmsj soJ sppaared the sry pietere ol
itself io tbe aisle Iwyond where he sat. The trouble arose because of ,,01 "',"- M
.L..t :..: i- i.- n.n A n.l.l H,. ,.,lniift. .iiKrt a aorsebo.io--eolMr.J.U.Keisy,aow
m,uuj;....u.uT - ,-l.., If.DpBst. Mr. Ka-aeet was
propor undsrstanding as to the length of time allowed to each aide, ft,. lboCi(K O0 rtw,ei ib4 sa l
Angry words were bandied back and forth between tbe members, each ln.s ot Mr. I'oppUw.li's d.ib. Tbe
ida chardns that the otbinr was trying to plar politica, and all In a ietaa ol ths yoeoc nsa were lBbrrJ
W WW .-IaB.eie mm B
A..K . w.lll.inn V,lnn Msera and t'earaon occurred in tbe Itft of M 'UMIi M0"ari
tv.a I, .11 Tl,ora was an immatliatii rush in that direction, and In a
uv urn... m - " . ' I i. . . . M .,
... t a .....a. i .t- ,. ,-aw-a-iMjwM,
moment the conteaUnt. were surrounasa w m ngming, acr.moiag f m mat
members. Tbe house wu to such ao ugly vtoious temper trial sotas ibe attacks of daa. Yuai bixvt ast
member, counseled aljournment onUl tomorrow, but tb. leavlai. .LT.VV, ytTi'
declined. Unl S rlarsai'srilla la lha sutialae n
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nsiipisi-i..ai ......' -. blood sod ils yon Mr.nta. Ileraat.s
At 3.43 p.m. Ilenderaon brougbt in a special ruie agreed w oy nei,t sppiL end d'fsti-s tow'.
committee. No time is fised for closing tbe debate la tbe run
sgrtsd epon.
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