The Santiam news., April 15, 1898, Image 2

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IHHNGS tn- THE WEEK
A
!*!•«• K*vl*w of th» T*l*gr*yhl*
*••• of This «»4 All For
• Igo I« m 4*.
A Victoria dispateh says Ja^k <’arr,
former United hUtn mailcarrier, hat
arrived al Deport ore tey from Kt.
*M.*hs*.«. via Daws* ft, with adv teat
from Ar Ire*, the balloonist.
A diopal* h to the Lon Ion Dftily Mall
1
. <> ”» a.».ys that. <»w ng to the
Am«*r..an war ► are th« price of Wheal
it rapidly rlting there, the storks being
•ma.I.
¡wo killing* aod a lyoohing bap-
pane«! in Browosvilte, Tai.• within
three «piartera of an hour. Kam Cobb,
a deputy sheriff, and bin brother.
i'r'.
< Lb, a
«table, were ti *1
down by • or!**e G rolten
Goal ten waa
W“ind«*-I by miu Cobb. l*aler a m<>b
lynched Gulten.
•
M .
I .* . ■ *tu •
jusd «fter t•
,.»• • . *d ti.al :n Gt. • • ’
h provides
tf »1 ali ^p,
anlt for marriagv I kwoswo
n
.*»• an ■ xam ■ a! ■
bsfore aduly
ap| iiitbl l«»a»d of physicians
It alao
provi i* ■» that the talar let of the phyai*
< 4 * < iu| aii.g the Loarl sLsll to
fl.
a year
Fire at (kmgrees mining romp. Free*
• •it. A» « . »Lairoy«*! t eirly every bus-
!■ • m f>
-f in anal I* ki. wo at D»«r«f
T’ wn
There wo no water, an I the
ti
*.
»1 rapi y
The
-s »• |40,-
■ V
» t, j •
r «•? tha
Kilver Debar *.»!«• n, and a woman of
the town named Gertie Thom ¡«am,
alia» Graham, were burned to death.
fl • following utterance waa male by
<
»•
er Kej N II
m a »refolly
¡•rrtarc-l »taternenl of hi» ¡«xithrn on
the Uuten cri»is in the wenate We»!nes
day
“The United Mateo ought im-
imdiately to declare war against R|Maio
•
• f < .ba are free from J*pam‘w »larva-
firm
e«labliabed a« an |i
republic. **
•
-
i
In a<xx>rd«oeo with a
resolution
p. •«-I * me ijti»e ago by the interns*
t
t anion, the I* k and job printers
of Man Francisco went on a »trike Mon­
day
I he ••nn of
--Mention 1» a ®*
Lour day in «rood of a 10-hour day.
Al-out iJOQ men are out.
I
. «
! -pat* ‘
announce t •
but* l.*-rv tn Fran« e <•! an entire family
of »it porous by a robber name I Call*
lar i
This human wild beast shut arid
killod the husband,wife and two chil­
dren, <ut the throat <»f a little girl and
Live out the brains of a bud-ridden old
woman.
1 • nt* r
I*a Bret »/■ e hat arrived
in New York with 11 *-.rvivors of tha
crow of the British Lark Bothnia,
which wa» wro* k***l off the Irish <*»asl
on March -«!.
The Bothnia tailed
from lx ds «a «!»* Afucra, off the «*a»l of
!’•■» i, N«*vr
r
Wi • n " mii'W off
the Irish iwt, on March 33, a squall
slrmk the Lark. upsetting her.
A r< »man be long!ng to tha British
teltte »tup Itrwoluta **• eon truce-J tC
a fortnight’« •«•nbnrmrnt an I deprived
ui hi* g*«*l oonduet t*adge, fur wear "d
th«» shamrock on Mt Patrick's day. I d
d )*•** edivm e to orders. A recital ul
the ii ident * r* »!<'■! a r- u»At1on in th«
English muiiiroi«», and caueml an ob­
jecting Irish mem ter to be removed
from hl» seat.
Antoine Varirte. of the French Geo
grapi . al
x" u•’!» I in New
York with a balloon, with which hr
tnten 1» to make a trip from Juneau to
th«« Klondike
A loieti (a’reon» are I d
the party.
Arthur Ter vague, L I. 1) .
i
ate» t or re» |-tid«* nt of Figaro. Varlcte,
bead of the »-ip* -d it ion. it 45 year» old
an I a wwll-knowu engineer and invent*
<»r in Frame
lie claim« that hi«
balloon « an I k * «leered With caae.
<«• • r d Carl - I.rota, the ei L'd eg*
president of Males l<»r, haa been vindi­
cated y
• |* j -
II • vast eftiaire
I : •
»•ail
<-v <■ s
ate 1 by
the g«>ii-rnnient of Prraident Guitrrrea,
after Eir-’a was forced to leave hi« ua-
l; tv H I ! >ur y • » • ago Lava been re­
turned to him. a; I Eivta it agaia
worth more than IJ,O<X),(*uO. The gen­
eral aeyt he will never again internal
THE
FIRN.
**•*«
Wwe
Madrid, April •.—A aetni-official
note has been ias’ied. which »ay» tha
rabinat adheres to all its previous do-
rislon» without m-dtflmliun. and ha«
a>lopted reonlutlons to that effect Tb*
war feeling run» high
it i» eiplain^f
that the drrisi«‘n» to which the K|*an-
i«h government odharse are tlwiaa out-
I (mail at the loot C^mfrren w between
General Woodford and th«* Spanish
minister«
spam’» minister of war. General
Correa, has at ia»t broken hl« »ilenoa.
In an interview the general give« an
mteiratlng »
»mt
>f ths Situation,
saying
“War ia tbs iewaav of the two evils
It ia ixtter L* nght I r* gi ora than L*
fight Rpanlarda rising in indignation if
the ir honor and rights are train pl rd
Ull-lrr f'»»t. ’’
The guard» around the I : it d State»
legation wets treble«! today.
There appear» to fw» mn< h my»tery
oonaoctsd with last night's event«
It
sretns tiial aftri th* reg'» ar cabinet
meeting adjnvtrnr*I an ! Premier ‘»agaftta
had returned home the jj »;*«I nunei»>,
Moneigttofw Nava, in r<»m|<any with
Minister <»f F< re gn Affair« Gull *n,
ainv«*l with a onmmuni* atioo from
Home
This wa» considers»! vl »u< h
im¡»»rlance that the oU^r mimatera
were consult «-•I. and remained in enun
cil until 1 30 A. M
It 1» brli* v«-d the
lesult ol their dviil»’rsti“n» was tele-
graphed to K»»me, whsn*e it la to l«e
cahleil to the Cnilt'ol Mates
Aftri th« meeting» of the esblnet
and issue of the semi official note, pre­
viously cabled, which was regarded as
a auriou» announewmeai* titers
NIOch eicllernrnt «nd l>rlltr«»fte talk HI
the city
Tl><’ cafes wrie < r<»wde*l with
¡w-iple, all ««agvrly approving ths attl-
todc of th«- rabii.ot.
The Cuban armistice prfielatnallot)
w a» out i*»urd today, as cBpartr*!
Giral di»4| |*nntmenl **• eiprrft»ed al
the I* ruled Mat*« leg a Lin at the hitch,
which 1» pr<»nounre»l to be »etiou».
It is asserted boro that the roihtnun-
i• aton from K*-u««. which the ) »)al
nuncio on I th* minister f<*r for«-tgn
affairs p|a<«*l before tin* < abin«*t, after
the regular meeting bad adjounud !a»t
night, aftkrd what ix>n<* aanm» would be
made. Ths •abinrt, it >• further stated,
decided lo reply that the government
reaffirm«*! it« former opinions, already
known I«- President McKinley.
An extraordinary cabinet onin- il was
summoned to meet nt 5 o'< L - k this
afternoon Id o »ominous create-! im>io
peMlmittir imp**-ft*iun».
The minis­
ters refuft, ! to furnish any «-vplanation.
The ri. itvnicnt In Kpala ha» roachwd
the boiling |M»mt, but there are no.
ivmoiotrstioii» recorded anywhere yet
All the
steanifthip eonipaniea of
Valencia have offered all their vr»aael«
as privateers, and a nutnl» r of ship
captain» have calif*I iifMm the naval
c* tnmandi-r at Barcelona, asking for
letter» of tnart|ue
Hitnilgr r«*»|u»-sta
have been received from abroad, espe­
cially imm Fraio«*.
Ths offer« <>! money fr«*m the pror*
inc«-» toward in- n-a*e of th« strength of
the navy are said to t*r enconraging to
■
alone b«a offered over
pea-
•te».
Ths Heraldo'a L’lding article ap­
plaud» the g>Aemm«nl,a conduct m re
¡dying to t»» j,. ral Woo*Jfard, w h«e
proceedings, the article »ay», ar«» c«»n*
aidvrcd extraordinarily brusque and
blamablr.
Briefly luaunel up, the Horaldo's
information ¡-»int» to the f.v I that war
is in«»liable, tut that n»-n»psj*«r »till
attach«* Importance to th«» action of
the ministers of th«' powers at Wgah*
ington.
The Litrt»r«1 says it considers the
rupture an a<-eotnplished fset, as a con-
•M-quen« «• of lite Spanish cabinet*« do*
ci«ion of last v\ruing, and ad«!s:
“The government has don»» its duty.
When H armed al lbs conviction that
it could not prt»* «-cd in any «»ther way
with ths L'nited Mates, the reft pons»»
of the g vernrnci t to Pie*i lent M Kin­
ley’s ruiiiinrntsry *»» incompalibla
with tbs honor of the nation."
El lmj>af<ial applamls tha decision
of the government» and I I Glol<> sty«
the government will «Io it» utiu<*t to
maintain ¡- a« «• without impairing th«
national honor
Inquiri«*» show that Gei « ral Wood­
ford yratrrday l>eltev<d >pain would
ao * pt the armiftti e, and that orders
to that effect would l»r immediately
promulgated by the Offi«<al Gaietto.
Other diplomat« also expc- led a ftatia-
factory solution of the criste
(>r<|ri»d «»ft th» Main» Wre.«
H III
MESSAGE
DELAYED
Mm (test U» C*«»4>gVSSS I ft»ll
tra Sstel* <>st «»f ;
All
Washington, April A. — It can be
ateted aathoriletively that after a con­
ference with the memtrere of the for­
eign affaire committee of both boeaee.
the preaident haa decided not to eend
in tne meeaage until Mon-lay.
Th* cam>* of thia r)«cieion waa a die-
¡atcb from Conaul-General l«ce, rw-
ce>re.I al the alate department thia
m -rning, aaying that It would bo Im-
¡■■eaible to get all the Americana aafely
out of Cuba before bun-lay.
Washington. April H. — At the re-
qoeel of the preeidenl. Repreeentati ve
Hop*
U
took Soper» •: let re
Berry iKy.,la member of tire foreign
affaire committee; .Mr Aayera (Tea.),
the ranking minority member of the
appropriation. <-»rmmltt«e, Mr. Dina-
more (Detn., Ark. I, the ranking mem-
l>er of the foreign affair, committee;
an ! Mr. Newland* (Oliver Rep , Nev.),
to the White H<»«ae thio afternoon, and
ahoaed them General Ijee'a cablegram.
The cablegram .aid that General
la* waa heading g.i'X) Americana, and
that It wouhl be im|.»*eihle to gel them
out of the i.land before bnnday
He
aanl the condition of affair* wa* in-
flamed, and th»* trau.mltlal of the mna-
aa^c might cause trouble.
The president frankly explain«*«! the
•ituatl«»n.
!le »«Id the
would
have gone in today had it not been for
<leurrai l«re‘a <ai>l«*gram. The safety
<d American» in Havana, and eiqterisl*
|y General lere*» ¡-rrsunal safety madt)
the delay im|»eralivw
The Ih-nuM rat»
all Olpreseed themselves a » »alteüo«l.
AlgnS ut tt rah oning
Th* fipanlsh government, alter vrhat
plainly ha» i«ern most siciling times
in in* • r Npanteh cin I«-» at M * hid. L as
d«* id«*d to r«*«»|s*n ths egae, closed, so
far as this goirrnment was concerned,
by the refu«al of Hpoin to mak«> satis*
factory r«*p’T
to f •• representations
made by the Unite*! State« lent week,
in order to avert iaipendlng war, and
has decided to maks cunorestona hr re to-
h>re ref iMte«l.
Whs’, will lx» the final outcome it :•
too early to say, but the najM-ct of affairs
certainly is cun«idcr<*'l more pari Or and
»uffb imt to renew the b<q>e of the pr«•»-
nient tn s solution of the Cuban ques­
tion satisfactory to the American peoplo
an»! acltievrl without biuodab<*d.
The details remain to bo worked uni,
but it >» ex|te<-te-.l that tmiworn now* and
M- n lav a ■ ‘.rarer light will !*• thrown
on th«- future Ly th»* .» ti »n At Madrid
of wrhbh on«- im|M>rtant feature at Ira«I
is th« dts-laration of an armistice by the
qu« rn regent of
Thiw arruiatice,
tt is ex|octr<!, will lead to th«» ultimate
iii»!e|M*ii Irin«» of Cilbu from Spanish
rule, but by what intvrme«hate steps
¡■erha|w th«' governing |M»wers do not al
11 is time know.
Mm4rl«l < walte the Inevitable.
Ix*n«lon, April •* —A dispatch from
Madrid »ays the situation there today
i*» one of « k|'< « tan« y.
The government
and the public are anxiously awaiting
President McKinley's llir*««age to con­
gres».
The prevalent opinion among govern­
ment official» i» that a
« fui solu­
tion <»l the crisis is HDpMsible.
Madrid, April H.—Although there
ar»» no important developments up to
this hour, arrangement« have la-en con-
cludt-d to place Amrrn an cilitens and
their projierty throughout the (Vmntry
under protection of British diplomatic
représentaiiVe» in rate Minister Wood­
ford Is cum|>ellrd to h-ave.
< uh« llritiittM» Iter "(nit l«»n.
New York, April h—-The Cohan
junta, through its counsel, Horatio H.
Kutw-us, made an important official
statement l«»day.
It •!»♦« lairs in tha
tn<»sl uiH-quivtM «1 language that the
Cul>an ¡»rovisioiial g»>verumrnt and the
Cuban army would rriu-«* aluwdutrly
intervention by the United Htatas,
util«*»» it should la’ pre»-<-<!<*• I l»y a r«*c*
ognition of the ind«q»<'hdcru •• f't the
Cuban republic; that if ths United
States per«iMt«d in intervening witlioul
»gullion <»f Cuban independence, the
t uban government and the military
f«»rcvft wotiLI irfuse to co ujterate; and
that if the Unite.! Stale»« troops shoubl
I h * «teiii to Cuba, ujftin the I msi « ot in­
tel vrntion without in>lrprndein e. llie
Cuban st my would a» a last rveorl turn
'la aims against ths United Mates.
Ix»i Ion, April M — On the highe«t
New York. April U. — A diapatcb to
authority it can t»e announced that the
now living In i’skland, Cal.
th* llrrald from Havana «ay.
h'naign B:itl*-h government has assure*! the
The ««»mtnittre on Intmtate and for- Fowvllton, who ia attach«») to the United Mates of it« full«-H and must
eign <ommer< < has favorably reported Fern, while epen ling w»tne tlm» on the cordial sympathy in carrying out its
M
l
• it*-
ng llie tioM wreck of th« Mali»-, wa. perwinptotily t'iitwin policy. Thu» a<u»urance
was
• <>r<h-r«.l away by tho commamlor of gikcn with the ruo«t complete knowl-
Columbia, by the Oregon A Waahlag- th» Hparn.h gi>nt«>at la- Gaape, who r*igr of the lat« wt development« in ths
ton rolgr t ompanv. between Waahing- took tin- ¡.«Ilion that Mr. I'owrllaon negotiations between the United Mat«*«
ton and Oregon. The riunmiltre, how­ li«4 no right there aitioe th« United and Spam, and on Hie un«l«*r»tan»ling
ever amended the bill «o that instead hlatm flag hail law-n hauI«»I down from that events are tending »trongly to­
of having two years to l«*gtn operation, th* wro k after th* .Irparture of Com­ wards armed intervention in Cuba
Mr Powelleon
the company will havw one year, and mander Wainwright.
inaiead of four inn in which to «'em al flr-t -Irmurrwl, but afterward left
In th* > nev*«}*« < euntry.
plete the work, three year« i« allowed, the wreck.
Havana, April H.-— News lias l**rn
ail thia Hine to l«e r«-> k- i ed from th«
receive«I here from a reliable source
Mules fur S|»«ln.
date of the pa»»Age of the bill by con-
Atlanta, April ».—Tl>« a*<*nt of the that General Calixto Garcia, after des­
grewft
This ia the bridge it waa pro
Hpantali fovernmenl here ha. ahippeJ ultory figtiling with General Pando in
|«*ed to build in the vicinity ot M
llH» mul«e to Now rhlr-an. on order« to the provine'e of Puerto Principe, Las
Cams« »• vrral year» since in conueetioe
meh them through.
11« ha. Inatruo- evaded Pan«!«), ami with 3,000 men haa
with a
».« I to North Y akima
Th«
tiona to a*«
more to Jiew Or Iran. tea < -hew! the Miron Juararo trocho.
•it< ia cl » ».• I to la- the t-wst on th«
Many <»f his men are cavalry.
t*«fore Halurday.
Columbia.
It is believod that by this time Gen- ■
I'opr Matte tnollirr KfV«r«.
era! Garda haa chte«*l the tr»M ha In
Captain Itay, ag«nt of tho «ir de-
Berlin, A|.nl ».—The Madrid corre- the vicinity of the plantation Man
pai Hio t.t. u : o ha. ju.t rrtnnted front
«¡ondent of the Cologne tiawtte aural Nicholas ami been Joined by General
Ala.ki «ira that troni hla knuwlr I,.
Th* p»|>er. of the American conaulate Gomes, and that the oi»niblned («»rose,
of thè conditiona «ilating al Fort Ye-
hate already t««n entrnalod to the care making fully 4.000 n»»-n, are now en
kon, «od rchabln Information from
route for the pruvin« r» of MatanFM» and
of th* Brlliah conaulate
Ihieaon, he 4< mw not boli«-»« there will
At midnight, the pope mad* fre.b Havana on the long threaten«*! rai l for
Im any l<>*. by atarvation among the
confidential reprerentationa
to the which arrangements were made by the
whit««, but th* In liana along Porcu­
Kpaniali gorotrfment, and a eeeoud messengers from General Guinra scut
pine and Juan dr Leur are atarrlng.
cabinet council waa held.
But th* re­ westward prior to the conf»-renew in
Courier, hare oom« In to Oawaon l-g
ply wa. to the effect that the pope*« which the autonomists gought to induce
ging that fowl be a*nt out, a. the
intervention had come too late, aa a le- General Garcia an«l uUx»r insurgent
women and tilldrett «re dying along
leaders to surrender.
ciaion had alrewdr been arrived at.
th* trail. The captain re¡a>rta that he
AftftWktll OB MrMwtey
„-nt fra.l and .a, I he would do all ha
Th* |*amage at Mar* Iftland.
Wsahmgton, April V.—There waa a
r»uld tn k< . p them from iwriablng.
Wa.hin«ton,
April «.—A t«'l<"ic«rn
Ther* ar* about 140 all told, in two a-’ene of eicitement in the I ioum * late
r*r*ir»*‘l al th» navy iirf>artt»*nl V»lay
thia
afternoon
during
the
con.l
lerallon
bernia
They report that the cariboo
from Uw -otnman.linif ofllcar of tl>«
did r ot ■ orne their war, atxl that the >d the bill for the t> ■ rganilat n of the
Mar* laland navy-yar<l ahownl that th«
army.
It
waa
caiteed
hy
Lenta,
an<>bie
ft ah catch laat fall waa almoat a failure.
amo-int ot <lama/« auffnol fiotn th«
Nearly all their do«, hare perlabed Democrat, whomadna vicloua aaaault
«arthquak* •(.■«-» U«t ara-k i* I' U,-
front want of food, tearing them help- on the adminiatration, charging that
0O<>
S«-»-**tary Lotqf will aak i-on^r»««
the
policy
of
delay
waa
in
the
intereat
lean.
of etock jobhera in Wall atrect.
Ha fur a apr<-ial appropriation to mak* th«
It»'. Alive at l *..t.
alleged that Wall atreet waa in ¡««•'»a- nrcr-aaary rrpalr» tw th* huilditi<.
C.»rl Hanaetl, a deaeri.r from th«
—
aton of Information that the mea.age
Maine, la now In New York jail charged
Hlatiatlca
ah<iw that tn Ixm-lon on«
would not go in long l-efore it waa
with atealing Millionaire
Burden'«
known at th« capitol, and prolltrd pwrano in 43 la maintain») by puhll* I
jewelry
He Would dotlbtl«», rath««
heavily by the advanced pt ice of «took« charity, whll* in New York th* prupot»
1« there tbau at the bottom ol Ha ran,
tXHi i* on« in 100.
which reeulted.
barbar.
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ROÏ.U. FEU E DECREE
Basis of an Armistice in
Cuba Arranged
BY PKF>M KK OF THE PDWEHN
Mrs
W«ftw»4fu>4
tteSVS
a«4
Ma4rl4
< ri*)»
«»ther
I
4ftt»rl«ga«
Mlsi»tevtal
|mft«lft»al
MadrW« April A—Ths hops of reach­
ing * ¡»»Sivful »r H teliiCD t with II»«*
Units»! Kistes i» tfFosmtf Htnm<**r.
Il
i» r*|«uted that lb«* bsais of an arm»»-
!!«*•» in Cubs I s»
srmnrfvd.
It
this Ite true, a foysl decree will ap|»*ar
In tha fsartte* totxioirow uf the nsxt
day ini»<»un»'i ng tLe con» lu»t<»n « f an
Art» t»t icai.
The ViW'sya at>l Almirante Oquen­
do sill await orders al Porlo Kit».
A cabinet »*«»iincil is now in sswsion,
and it i» br lieve»! the fieli Herat tona are
<d a very imi«>rtar>t nature, but the
ministers maintain aledote reserve.
M Pati’n»’trr, tbs Fret.» b aml«aM»a4or,
«teitr»! United htatee Minister W imm I-
for*! th»* aftrrn- r
The ufBcial ftt»trm«*nt that sffans
ha«e token a ¡»a» »fie turn ha» not yet
Iterante jter i raliy known, and public
opinion remains excited
Th» bunrse
declined heaviiv, owing to lite Iteltef
that there 1» diMterwion in the cabinet,
which. h< iwevrr, the ministerial »up-
porters absolutely deny.
< «ffi< ¡al a«Ivl*-rs say President Me.
Kinley*• message to cougr**» will n*»t
advise the rwugnllion <*f lbw independ*
encc of ths insurgents, but Will recom­
mend tueatorew looking teward the itn-
mediate cessation «*f huMiliti«* and the
r»»toration of p*« e an«! stability of
government in <*uia. In the interest <»f
humanity and the safety and tranquil­
ity <»f th«' United Slates.
Mr» WiMkdfufd, wife of the Unit»*»!
States inihi»ter, atxxunpanied by b«*r
nir»'r and Lieutenant I* G Byer, the
Unit»-! State* naval stta»,h»», left to­
night by ti e M u*cl««« k train for Biar-
ntB- General W<mdford hade them
fart-w«»ll at tbs stat Ion.
Con»lderai»le
surpriftv i» eipresord at their de|»arture.
“Ir» view of the settlement/* but Miss
WinWord remain», and it is explain«*>l
that th others will return. The »t.«ff
of the Unit«*»! Htate» legation has left
Madrid, and «ill probably remain in
Pail» for the present.
Arrangements
have Ift-eij concluded to place through­
out the country uu»ler protracti«»n <»f
British diplomatic rej r« -«•ntativc», in
Caso Minister W -olford is comp« ll« d to
leave.
Washington's reply to th«» 1.0*1 sug-
g---tion "f G»iner«l Woodford by which
it is und«*r»• t»Nftl here an, honorable
pnu v satisfactory to both countries ran
be r»cure«i,waa r»criv«-d at Madrid dur­
ing the night.
It» contents have not
Lc«‘n .’iviilgod.
SESSION
WAS
TAME.
M«ny !HaM|i|i«>ti>te«l Apertatera ia ('«>»»
gr*«ftlai»*i <«all*ri*ft.
a«hington, April 8.—After waiting
¡•Mtouitly in the galleries and corridors
of th»’ bou»«- f»»r hours, many of them
from n o'clock until shortly before 3
WE
MUST
INTERVENE.
areata«*. Wilt 4a* It.l T.«eea
•**• u» 8«*p ( tbftft War
WAR
Cal*«*
CANNOT
BE
AVERTED
Spa)»
Sarr*«4*r«
Pa**bft l>*w*
< aba
aa4
Wwhii-gtun,
April t — Ths FoH
Washington, April T —Ths presi­
dent's message recommends arms»! in­ •sys that unl-wa Hpain.wHhiw 4fi hours,
tervention—but, so fares ku«*wn, with­ ytekis by surrwodvrlng Cuba, war can*
o«»t I* avert«*»!,
tl sutua up tha stluw
out Slating that this shoo Id be Imme­
lion as folL»Wft
diate—by the Unite«! Mates, to prevent
Pros id ant McKintey’s msaaagw te
boetihtiee and afford such assistance as soogrswo will ba a ringing, viguroua
is ptwaible to ths starving people.
It l«M*umeiit that promises to m*wt tha
mak«wi an argument ag» n»t re «gnit)«»n full ei|w>'tatl«»n of Oi t g**oa and tho
Il will ho a scathing arraign­
of independence at this time, and people.
ment ot Spain sheaing that sb« has
leaves it clear that, in the opinion «»f
iteu»«»n»Uair*t her utter incapacity to
th« a {ministration it is the duty of this guvern; tbat bar colon tea Lavr dr-
government to supervise the affaire of elite*! in p»»pwlAtlon aa the result ••(
the island until In the light of fuller m srule am! opj r»*«sL>n, that AmeruMn
and later knowtelge a stable govern* ’«»mtn'-rcw» i vs b«** n Jamig«**! and Amer­
m«’nt can
r«tab!lah«*d.
The ailitn lw ican live« an.I pro|w»rty imperitel. and
that ex.«ting conditions »h<»uld and
of congr«ws In thia policy cannot be
will r. t bo t4>l*-rat«fol by this govern
foretold in a«ivBoee of its • fl' «al pro­
Otent
mulgation in the pro«, lent'« mrosAge
The i!«wtrtiction < f tha battl**
The day has t»een prolific of reports Ma . f* An the »daughter «»(
»1 • 'fi «-r#
of mediation on the part of the F.uro- and scAmeri sorting under thw Unite*!
pean powers, but a sum mart of all the Stair« flag will la* rommentel op«»n in
•trer g larguagw. and Hjain will lx hr! I
news on this ¡«oinl la that the powers
reaper»;Lie for that »li«A«lrr The | r»*«
< f Europe cannot agr«»e, an I that their i lenl will make oo dirol r«*e*uniuvfi1a
interferon»c wuul«l tw unacceptable |o lion, but hi« m- ***g«- will p«4nt - ‘»»arty
It* government ut the Unite*! Matra to the r r* «**sity vf arn -d Intervention
Tl « aafety i f General I«ee, i>t the
to rr»<oro «>rd» r an«! p«f<*.’*
He »»Il
consuls and oilier Americans In Cuba IS hot re*ommrhd the rorognitlott <»f the
a matter of n.ncrrn to the »tale <|r|karl-
lhd«q»eriden< «* of th»’ «land. Iwrowio the
ment, but advicre from General Lrr in- Insurgents Lava no r*tablifth«J form of
dn ate th« trar. • portal ion «»^ al! Ameri­ government, and th«» ¡*r**i«|enl si •!
cans tr«>m Cuba would take some lime, cabinet believr that a trav»'»ty a ii I
ant! a; patently show that lis <!»•»•« n«H
preerr tel to tho w«»rld H hdl«*w:ng
share fully in the apprehension t«dt the rrc*>gnlti«»n of ln-te|*»i. ten r <»f the
here*
tatend the Unite! Stat« • •!.*• d I, •»« a
« <>n«l>l*rtng a War H*«*«u*.
r«-«uit of war, take the in irp-ndenre
Rrprrernlat;Adam«, of l*rnn«yl* awsy by seising and auu«*xa g th**
Vania, m ting chairman of the h«m»*» Island.
Tit* pre» tent’s
m« *•
will !*»*
com mi ttre on foreign Affairs. <'hairman
Dinglsy, of the wav« and tu«*an« cv»m- rquivatent to a de* laralnu» of war, am!
milt«’**; Kept esen la live Ut'aienor. ot hem 11111 i r« cati now only be avert«’*! by
Ohio, both the president’s warm ¡*r- Rpaui yield.r g 4 I
ai»nal friend». Senator Allow»«, of Iowa,
lYqm Ix*u XIII i« tn«»diatihg betwron
and Nenatur Frye, were early callers at lipa > n and Cuba
The • fforts of hi«
the White H«»u«e, most of them coming holm«*»« have already resulted in en
separately.
appeal from Npatn to the Insurgents
A (iiaagrreabls downjkour of sleet an ! through the autoi mi*t cabinet f *r an
rain tended to k«*rp away ths crow 1« armi*t *•* ¡H*nding an agrrem«*nt f r
from the White House.
There was a p<* »er and independence.
It m i» arn«*»l
oonsMerable f'Uitingent from cringr«-»*, that hi» holme«« has reproemtel
however. They include*! many of the Spain that It 1« th« part uf w.« • <u to
leaders. While there 1» much rrticem r make every possibleouir*r-«inn. even lu
«»n the part id these leaders, it 1» under­ surrendering tho Bland a* edutrly,
stood that the raising «»! revenue to rather than g«» t«» w .«r w th 11.« Unite!
meet war emergen ;*• was the purpose Stair«, which would inevitably result
» and other Spanish
of thalr visits
Bingley, when a*k> J in tha Io** uf <*
about the revenue, suggested that the colonies, and at the «am« lime endanger
president
the one to «late the the dynasty.
nature of the ronferen« », but mi le no
The Unite! Stab*« baa r«a*»»d all
effort to deny that a war revenue con­ negotiations, and will n«»t acc ept un'dia«
lion
The a !minlstrai;. n and oungrte«
sultation had l»een in progrres
»ee no alternative but war.
Waal I’**. • »1 Aar Trlre
Member« of « t i g*« -» are receiving
scorro of t«»lt*gratiH from bankers au -I
cor pur a Guns ap|*-allng to them to au«-
tain the **wi»<» pea •• ¡«»licy" of the
preeidenl. Many of the teiegrams ar»*
couched in practically the same lan­
guage, showing they are inspired from
the «•am«* source. This proMuru is vig
orvusly resented by the uirtnbers.
There have l»ren no further ln‘g tin
tions with Madrid, but the i»r«‘*i iont
has kept tn ch •« touch with Minister
Woodford and General I-e«»
Assistant Becrrtary A lee, the cipher
elj»ert, was present this evening, an I
nifwaagrs ¡«assiwl, but of their source or
tenor nothing was gi\rn out.
The udiniiii»»trati«»n <*onf« **»Ml anxiety
to t •* »Huation in H jo » a. a:. I ‘-on
•»Lint communication i* kept up with
<i« n« r;d Lx**’, in f* .»r of a ¡-••!*ibh* «»*.it%
break.
Il is thought oifi 1,000 Am«*r-
nan» will L<* eager to leave Havana to­
morrow, Whether any artued vm»»«l
from Kry Wrot would be at hand when
the exo»! :» N*gins could not be learned,
but it was «aid at the White H u*»
that “all Aiurrh-atis will I m » well cart*I
(or.''__________________
Mln*» tn Havana llarhnr
New York. April
—A dispatch to
the World from Havana says
Forty
floating ftubruarin«* min«-« were ««-‘telly
planted In Havana barb r I «•! We-lnc»-
day night by th« ‘*$ « -h g»»v«rnmmt
This information c«»tn«-s from offi-ial
source and 1» aterdulely correct
IT j **
mlnra contain sufficient force there to
paralyxs the Liggeat fthqw afluat.
IS
MELD
RtSPONSlOLE.
.1«»» pal I ant Vaiialftfi Mallft Op*n < hargRft
A («Ins) tpaln.
Washington, April fi —-It wa« frankly
an*. oj*enly • urged in th»* **•) <»•« t«»tey
by Ih-ikHiS < »11 in a ft*’t iq«*H'h that
f*pain w »a r*‘
f r th«* M ♦ n«
who had come to hear the president*»
diftA««ter. hm it had te'*»n brought ate»’it
n)v»*age turned away weary an I dis-
by Spanish machination« tin 1 ^punish
gu*t« : «1 the ■ »).
Nev«*r
ti’ < ro
treachery. Th«* »¡•«■••vh of Perkins was
su«h dift.ap|M>intn»ent at the capitol.
only <»ne «f four ¡•repar»'«! a«l*lreaa» a on
The meinla-ni f»-lt it even more keenly
the Cuban qu*»|n»n drliverol Hi the
than tha sjas latora, an<l (<»r two boors
senat** h»tav Clay itia . wl.il«* ii«»|ung
afterward» they s U mm I h U h H the lobbies
I t a p'.»• »-lul ro'.utroti »*f tl •' problem
di*< u-fting the latest phase o! th«» Mtnu-
the country is now facing, d«'*uArrd
tion. The news of th«» j>ru|«Oftc<l iruili-
strongly in fav«>r of th” in«leja»n«leti»’e
tl«r, who’ll ram«» on the heels of th«»
of lb«’ ( ubshS, and pledged I*» the ad
HDiioiiio rinrtit that General Ix-e had
ministration the loyal support of the
caL!«*i for«i«day. re « vr«l quite as much
SPAINS GAME EXPOSED
South, w tilt h, in the event of war.
attention mh th« request of I»«-.
wouk! have I»» Lear the brunt of the
Talb ut Ar»«»l*tlr* W *• »•• A*«,«ar* >t*
The «let at«» in pr^gr« »«#* in the hou»o
ronfliit.
Perkins took substantially
of
II *«i Fir*«
on r the army rrvuganixation bill at-
th«» «ame grounds, an«! hi« vigorous
Washington, April 7 —The state­
tra< teni little or no attention.
It was
treatment of the sui’p’A’t «routed the
ment wa« mad«» t«>l.«y by a public man
completely overshadow»»«! by th«- more
crowded gal|eri<s to ontbu«iastlc ap
in close touch with the administration
aLftotbing qu«-*liun. (Y»n»idrrable up-
plans*
¡Misitioi) to the bill develope«! on the that the effort to secure a aetttorn«*nt of
Mniitl«
M-nt.). whils expressing
the war Irtueui b; .«<n and the insur-
ground that its proviahm for an exten­
courtdrnre In the adminutratuin, main
giutls through an armistice haa cornu to
sion of the rrgulat army in tinte of war
twined that the time fur action bad
a definite cuticlueiun, and that the (all­
to 104,000 men would !«e ini mb al to
uuw arrive.!, an«! that action must lx*
ure wa » due to tl.a refusal <»( the gov
th«» National Guard and the volunteer
to the end that Cuba Should t* free,
rrnmrnt <»f the United States to ir-
forces, upon which the couutry had
Hawhns (Utah) entirely ?hiuinate<l
move its fl«w't from K»*y West, Accord­
hrretufor«’ reli«»*l in time of air«-**.
th« president from ronaideratl«*n In hi»
ing
to
this
statement,
"p*
111
made
lh«>
There will
a strong effort to r«*eotu-
tpsoeb, »‘«»ntending
that
the ca«e
removal <» comlition pro• «•»Irnt tuber
mil the bill tomorr«»w.
agaififtl Spain was already i”v'r up »nd
offering an armistte«*, with the end in
that with congress t««l»*d the rra|*oiisl
When th»» senate convened to lay,
view of granting the independence of
bihty of declaring war, and that f uc
intense rxpretanry, amounting to ex­ I'uLa
This proposition waa met with
tng us to wait lunger was only to in-
citement, prevail«*«! both on th« fi«M»r
refusal, though Hot until after it Lad
«it« criticism
He declared fur the
and in th«» galleries. The president’s I m - vij arriously considered.
m.et vigorou« a< iron imme*hat«!y.
in«*sftage bad been |M»sitiveiy promise»!,
The -ongr«-'-* ot>al upj"»nento of a
and its coming asm ausite«! with gen­
|»< th* M**»s*
war policy, who had counle! ut*>n the
uine anxiety. Ten minutes after the a< <•eptaiice of this condition by th*
Washington, April fi —While there
senate coiivri «d, cun»i«!eration ut the Ignited State«, admit that the outlrok was no attempt to force -O '« Fallon of
ruiidry civil Lili wa« r**i»titned, an«!«
for p« A ** has grown a!m«*«l hopele*»« a resolution regarding the Cuban situ­
with the exception of sight minute* since this determination.
ation In the b»”)M there was a brief
mu«u m rd by executive
session, in
Somw diplomata have sugg*«te>l a outbreak, in th« course of which the
which Bat i» announced that no mes­ inerting of repreaenlatlvra in W*ashing- war like temt«r <«f th« »*r* w ted galler­
sage would I*» sent in t«x!ay, almost ton of the European ¡»>wsrs, In enter ia* waa so manifest that Speaker K«-««!
the entire ** »«ion was consumed by to are if ftotuethlng cannot be done to threaten»*! to clear them If It was re-
tlic appropriation bill.
It was practi­ prrwrrve pea e.
It Is fell by diplo
peal<*d. The oolbrrali oocurrel over a
cally «*om plete«! when laid aside for mats who desire exrn m« *! stion that bill to authorise th« president to erect
the »lay.
temj»»rary h rtifi ■«lions In
r«»»H <>|
any move mu«t be made quickly.
Archb.«hup Ireland railed at the etuargency upon tend, when the writ
If sy ana, April 1 —There is great rn-
th»ift*n»rn among the 8|mnlards here state department today, and was imme- ten ern»«-nt of the owner was obtained,
without awaiting th« long proo*«« ol
and thou*an«!» are entering the battal- d.ately • <u.du **'I to Ju 'ge Bay’s n- tn
i m» «»I the volunteers. The >paniar<is At nwn Judge Bay «eld there had l^ren legal con fernnation. Tins tel to a de­
say they ¡ refer to fight a g(**«l nation offer«-»! no mediation or intervention by mantl by Bailey the Democratir lead
or, for Inf ormation aa to th« factr
tlian a small one, as they would rather the other powora
which warrantwl all these war mras
die as hero*»« than live as c'owarda.
Traub I* F**r*d al Rarr*l*na
They a<ld that ^*pain has always had a
London, Apnl 7.—A .lla|'«trli from area.
spe<*ial providsnuo In great conflict».
Barvalona says th* l.*alt<«l htatra r«in-
Th*
at Celle*
In spite of tins seemingly brave shout* aulat* th«r* la (<iar<l»<l by th* pnlie«,
('alIan, Peru, April • — The Unite«I
ing many have already withdrawn •nd th* l‘nitr.1 Suit** viro-conanl at States teltte-ablp Oregon ba« arrived
their money from the Bank of ^¡«ain.
Carthayena, a
aniar<1. baa rra>K>>*'l. here.
S|»«I m Huptif small Arm«
YY*4*I i ington,
April *—A t*l>-gran>
«■* r<-.'»iv«<i at Ilia navv <l*i>artni»nt
t*alay from th* naval attach* al )«>n-
<1>>n announcing that th« Kpaniah offi­
cial* hat* contra. t*.| with Vickera
Don«, Maiiiu an<l other European man-
ufacturrra for U>* prompt rloliv.tjr of
lOO li fO atanda of aniall arm. and the
neeramtrjr ammunition
It ia atatnl that vaat Untouchral b*<!a
of *b*«t mic« II* within 30 mil*, of
Kiao-Cliou bay, China
Ta Frut*«l Aut«rlr*e».
Washington, April IL — R*pr*a*nta-
tiv* Jonoa, of Washington, ti.lay in*
trodi>c*d a joint r*«o)utiua to protect
th« Americana in Cuba, which direct*
tha pr«ai<i*nt inim<«lial»ly to order all
vraarla of war In the Vnilr-I *tat«a in
th* vicinity of t'ul« to proww<| to Ha­
vana without delay, to protect all
American citiaena and bring away In
aafrty all who dcairo to leave the
laland.
There are ¡arts of the Gang«« valley
in India wbete the population averagee
1,100 to the aqnare mile.
To Bring I •• Hum*
Waahlagton. April 7.—Th* g v*rn-
nirnt haa diapat h*-l a flart of an v<-.
•«la to Havana to transport Cnnaul*
General lx-« and all th* United Htataa
ixinaular <>Rl<*ra, t<>g«lh*r with
all
Amari ar • m>w In Havana an t Vicinity
wb<> il*alr* to leav« tha ialan I.
Th« traaaury d«i«rjiu*nt haa l*l*
graph«*) lit* quarantin* officer at Ha­
vana illrecling him to
permit all
Americana who deair* to leave Havana
to do *o without certlfl' ate* or •■ami­
nation.
Medical riarninatlona will be
ma le at the Florida cnaat.
General )xe notifl** th* atat* 'l«|>art-
meat that if war ia <l*clare<t Am*rlcana
will be unai le to leave Cuba before
ft unday.
Mor* l»rm**«lft *n « hlna.
Lnn lon. April 7.—The Faking «or-
re«|»n<i*nt of the Time* any«: Th* >n-
ilualiona ar* that Fraaro will demand
a coaling atatlou at the mouth of the
Min river, near th* Fm-hatl province of
Fo Kien, where the French aoglnaera
Control th* aiaenal and d«ek. Th* de­
lay In the oom ••«ion ot the French de­
mand* la attributed to F.ngllah oppoei-
Hon and lack of RoMlan auppvrt
Fr«p*rlng t«» Fl**.
Havana, April 6.— The Mangrove
an«! the Barb* ar»» expe» ted here to­
morrow tn tab* to Kry West such
Amerioans a» deeiro to go. Consul-
General Ixw* haa been authorix«*«l t»
'
biro merchant vearola if ne«^wsary, and
will probably employ th* steamer Flor
ids, du* her* tomorrow, the Maroottr,
which is due her* Wednesday, an«! ths
Olivette, which is doo hers tor an extra
trip on Thursday, Th* Fern will re­
main hero. a»> far as 1» known.
Fatrtntlr feaarane* Sgewl«.
Spain Is Now in a Dispute
With Germany
OVER THE CANMMABA AFFAIR
< w ar«bip •• «a* Way •* c«ba So Ko«
ter** tb« V»«*^*r»r e lM«aa4s
»•ntiaavnl < haaging.
Barlin, April & — T! • sentiment in
Germany in
(BeUI and nnuffl ial cir­
cles ealry today was that the Spano-
Atnertran crisis had v.* rvd considerably
during the courw of th« w»*k. and la
n »w decide • ly m«u« favorable to the
Unite*! States. This, it is a**ertel, la
I'SHly dur to the m*»lrratiun of Pragi*
dmt M' Ktnley and IL* conservative
manner in which th« United States
minister, General U‘uu.|f..r.|( Las dealt
with the autb«*ritiee at Madrid, stn!
partly l«j the bitten.«-*- engernlored by
the aiteged attack ot a band of in«ur-
g«*ul« upon the German «ugsr refineri»»«
at Car.natn L a , in th« THnidatl district
uf the province <»( >anta < trs. t'ului,
stfol the murder of four i<eraons roanrot*
rd with the refinery, March IS, whi h
hss taught Germany that >pA;n 1« un*
able to protect «ven the lives of for­
eigners In Cuba.
As previously announce*!, the i l«»r*
man f»»rri^n • '*
.♦ ten. »
g full
an 1 immediate r»- Ir»**« for th'» <>ut»sg«,
and a < tern, «n w a * - hl p w i! I *«M»n i»e •* nt
to Havana it satiate* :> ui i* not forth-
coming in abort order. The Hpanieh
amlu«*ad«*r here, s« n»»r Mm tea de
V«g*»,
ha* L a I lengthy «-outerm. «a
with Baron von Bulow, the tieriuAh
minister nf f«>rolgti affairs, who ron-
vin. «s| the am!M«»«dor that <»> rm »ny
intended to have «oinptete «au»te>*t; ui.
Including an Iridemi ity f»»r the prop,
rrly drfttiuv«**! and f»«< the lives taken.
Th*
mtn tuiuMdor w»« ate» iiiL'rm«*.!
that, un!*«« the rodr»**« was forth­
coming. Germany would herself ad,
so. uro damagr« and pun:«h the offend*
rr«
A* au incentive to quick repara-
tion. Boron von Bu w added that pro*
viMiona! orders had t»e«*n cabled t«» th«
commander uf I tie German warvhip
tiler to «ail In the direction of Cuba.
Tr «» SpAOifth aui L a «« a 4< r pf n .•»»*! that
he Would exert bitn-elf to the utmost
U* comply with the German demands.
Ihenrtti'pA
»her .» o a -»Chtng
ing their ton»», arid n-»w .«»mede in the
main the j««nre of th« American I»*-
mandi*. a»'km>wte!glng that \\ ashington
has a*-tel with th* ino-teratmn which
many another governim nl would trot
L aw
ah«)wn under similar ciruiu-
stances.
Thr«w» of th»» paj^rw sulug rod Presi*
dri l M Ku « y * alm »lat» «u-anthip
and exj-rr»« cunfiden •* that whatever
h*» ultimately deddea will h© «lirectel
by «une good r« »*• *n.
lhe 1’i.itel Mate* ar• b.»ft»a lor. An
drew I>. White, In an interview «aid
that thus far, a du g un ter instructions
from Washing'«. , l •- ? « i >t formally
lnqi>tr«*»l ut th**
in
«vrrntioml
what its altitude «'•• *d be hi tho svent
uf war.
He had, nevertbete«». I*een
rep* Atedly a»«u»l in formal I v by Baron
v*>n Bui“» that
y w
»1 in no
a «« •«» ¡me ai u !n<
iiy altitti te I »
wr«r<| iti* United Male*», Bor join in
anv pu««ibte oom bi net ion of the powers
liavii g li st end in vn«w
In regard U* Emperor William's j*er-
e i ai views, Mr W bite says bis ma­
jesty Lae I --n gr«u»*!y tiiiaropre»ehle»|
t • *
g
•»••.«
r« ;-at.*1!v given Mr White U» under­
stand that he full moat favorably dis-
P» x »« n | toward tbo Culted Mates In tills
Cf ISIS,
Asb*«l fur *» «rtaiftllr*
Washiigiun, April
—Th« S|»anish
minister lias r*n‘rlve»l a telegram from
Havana »»sling that lie autonomist
cabinet Lad ad !».•<» • I an ap|*«*Al to the
>n«urh*fil« asking thrrn to adjust au
artnislL” to fix terms of ¡*«*a> «
The
full t«‘X’. of th«» u *‘»**g<* could not N»
•
ir»d tonight, a« its translation was
not tJisde at the legation. The inatir
gents are appeals! to ou the ground
that they are H I < ul ant and should
tin if»» for pea • •• an I liberty, which all
want
Ti>e mi ¡»‘»I also statrw that
Spain Is willp g to enlarge the present
scope i f A.'.i. iH u.y, and wdl suggest
»u b a plan t«> tl • «xirtsa, »hi« h is **in
to tnvet.
SP*to* • »hip* I* * 11*4 Way.
IxYiidon,
April
ft—Th* Ixmdon
Times «*• rre«| «•*•. lent ha« afe'ertain««!
from reliable «our« *« that the Hpanish
•bl|e ar«* in ha 1 *>n.diti«»n
The Pelavo
•♦»•ted fr«.»m 1 ■!•».•- for ‘ .iTtegena last
night in tow, with lift French work­
men on i-oard fixing her bolters an«l
making other re. *tr«
Tb*» Carl»«« V’
start»»d yoetenlay from the Seine shi|w
building yard» at Havre for Ferrol,
with her turret out of condition and her
guns unnrounted. Neither »hip will 1»
ready for erfvi e f r a month
They
have left French waters presumably in
fear that war n Ighl «gin '’ tor* th*
repairs were finisi«»*«!. in which went
they would not te permitted to leave.
Mlnlftt*r Wr*u4ftor4 S4«lft*d
Cli I «ago. April 6— A Tribune »pe«
rial from Washington say«: Minister
Woodford haw b»’**n given by calde an
abstract of the president's forthcoming
rn«»«age, and infurm«»J f t * t»ni|>«'r of
oungrea«
He will communicate th*
fa«’ts tu Npain.
This is in the nature
of an ultimatum.
< hlrayaa < *r|»eWt«r*S »trill*
Chicago, April 6.—Three thousand
carpenter* will g" on »trike in thia city
tomorrow
Atx-ut »0,000 men will
probably tie laid off rm building*, re-
[■air*, ete., a* tiiey cannot work unlea*
th* carp-ntera do. The »trike ia dne
to the refu.al of th. journeymen to
agree to the demand that no work ahall
be done for '•ti»in< *» outaide of th.
Builder*' A»*nciation.
Nil thousand peopl. »leep In the open
air in Lon-Ion every night.
Tartagal Will H»»y W h*at
Liabon, April 6. — The gorernment
D*n»*t, April fl — Th* national •»-
•oriation of local flr* Iniaranr* a,*-i>t«, ha* aothorlaed the importation of 00,.
who** headquarter* are In thia city, ' 000,000 gi Ingram met of foreign wheaL
tolar <le* idc-l to offer their aerrice, to
Ixuidon, Aptll S—The Chronicle
the nation in placing a popular loan to commenting on th* de< iaion of tl >■
cover the *i|«nM* of war.
Fortuguew government to Import for
eign wheat, *iiggi-»t* that Portugal in­
H«slM l»own th* Flag
llarana, April fl.—Noon after «’in- tenda to create a corner, with a view of
down tonight llie tattered L'nite-I fllatr* veiling to Spain In the .vent of war.
flag waa taken from the gaff of tha
An ordinance in Cleveland permit* a
wrecke.1 Maine, wber* it had floatni Hebrew who obeervaa the Malifiath on
•inew February IS. It waa taken down Haturdav to keen hi» billiard aafoa*
by an officer and a boat craw from tba ojen <m Ruaday, but flaea gentili« wbo
Faro.
mar play billlar-la tberw■