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PAN-AME8ICAN DIREoToRY.
Uork Begun OF, an Intern dtionaE Conn
1nerciak Publication.

Hork Begun on an International Conn
naerciGt Publication.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 30.-In ac-
cordance with a recent decision OF the
executive committee of the Bureau of
American Repu bics, of which Secretary
John Sherman is chairman and Joseph P.
smith of OHIO director, active work has
begun, with the all of large corps of
clerks, for the preparation of a compre-
hensve and reliable international COM
mercial directory of the American repub-
lies.
The directory will contain upward Of
$1,000 na mes, together with the addresses
and lines of business of the reputa BILE
commercial concerns OF the: Argentine
Republic, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colom-
6ia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Guatemala,
Hayti,. Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua,
Paraguay, Peru, Salvador Santo Do
mingo, United States, Uruguay, Venezu-
Ella and the West Indies and it is in
tended to make the volume the most COM
plete and accurate ever issued in any of
these countries.
The expense of the publication will be
enormous, land hence ii has been decided
to make charge of SIS for the possession
ana Use OF copy of the directory for one
year. he work IS to be revised annually,
ana VIII, 1t is expected. be ready for dis
trlbutlon from the headquarters of the bu-
reau early In Septem ber
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10

landing a winner at Sheepsnead Bay yester-
day. He had but two mounts, however.
Combs, ii very promising lightw light riding
at st. Louis. piloted three winners past the
wire yesterday.
Oakley track throws open its gate. to-day for
a season of racing The Derby, for which a
grand field Will line up, is the special attrac-
ton.
Fleischmann, the brother of Simon w and
Lehman, will receive strong backing for the
above mentioned race. He threw curb in
the early spring, but has rounded into form,
and his mile and iurlong workout on June
25, when he covered the distance in 1 SO
cieverly, greatly uckled the rail-birds DR..
Catlett another starter in the same event, has
shaken off the co! he was affected with, and
is also considered dangerous.
From Eastern accounts Johnny Coleman
and the Quinn boys are having. stormy time
of il in the far East. They are big losers with
their book, and met with equally poor success
picking winners on the outside.
On June 25 Riley Grammar also had very
hard day of it, failIng to pick winner, and
his Look as well being literally slaughtered.
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MEsDoo1so CONTENTION.

Supsrintsndency of State Hospital for
fhe Insane In Dispute.
UKIAH, CAL. June 30-A temporary
injunction was granted by Judge Mannon
of the Superior Court of this county to-
day restraining DR.. M. N. Moore from in
terfering with the discharge of the duties
of the Office of medical superintendent of
the Mendocino State Hospital for the In
sane, as now performed by Dr. Z. w. King,
the incum bent. The writ was issued on
the application of DR.. King, who has held
the cffics of medical superintendent for
the past four years and was directed
against DIR. M. N. Moore, who was at the
last meeting of the board of managers
elected to succeed King. The latter con-
tends that under the lunacy law, as passed
by the last Legislature, his office cannot
be vacated except for statutory reasons.
which. he declares. do not exist in this
case. Dr.. Kings term as superintendent
was to terminate to-day. The case will
come up for trial in August.
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be made. 1t was done. A Republican SEN
ator said this. morning that while he could
not say that this informal agreement
would hold the compact was nevertheless
made in earnest, despite the fact that the
question OF: the amount OF revenue the bill
Will produce is causing fear of delay. and
despite that until the estimates, which are
being prepared by Chief Ford of the
bureau OF statistics, are placed before the
Finance Committee, the committee will
hold back its provisions for the duty on
tea and an increase of the internal revenue
tax on beer. The antitrust amendment is
expected to give rise to considerable dis
cussion, principally because objections to
its provisions do not go far enough.
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NIGHT CYCLING At SAN JOSE
Otto ZlegIer dr. Establishes NV
Worid's R,cord-Hardy Downing
towns Allan Jones.

SAN JOSE. CAL, June 3O.-One of the
largest audiences ever seen at bicycle
race meet in this city was that which
packed the grand stands at the electric
light meet given tonight by the Garden
City Cyclers.
The races were the greatest ever given
here and almost invariably resulted in
the victory of San Jose favorite. En-
thusiasm knew no bounds, and when
Hardy Downing won the match race
from Allan Jones in two straight
heats, and when Otto Ziegler won
the professional handicap, cutting down
his own worlds record for two-thlrds of a
mile from 1:20, made here May 80. to
1:19 1-5 the crowd fairly went wild with
Joy. J. E. Wing, the clever San Jose anna
teur, accounted for the amateur talent.
winning the one-mile scratch race with
ease.
C. D. Gooch go yards) won the two-thirds of
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FINAL vorE Next sArURDAr.
secret AgreeDient Entered Into by Re-
publican and Democratic Senators.

secret Agreement Entered Into by Re-
publican and Democratic Senators.
WASHINGTON, D. G., June 30.-A Sc
cret agreement has been reached between
the Democratic Senators and the Re
publican leaders by which final vote on
the tariff bill will be taken at o'clock
next Saturday afternoon. This agreement
was made at reception rendered to mem
bers of the Sen, % last evening by Vice
President Hobart. but the fact is being
guarded with great secrecy by the Sena-
tors.
Notwithstanding all that has been said
in a hopeful way regarding the probable
date of the final vote. Allison said as late
as yesterday that he would be satisfied if
the bill should be passed next Wednesday,.
Last evening several Democratic and Re-
publican Senators who have been most
conspicuous in the tariff debate were en-
gagged in conversation with Hobart Some
one suggested that an end be made OF
speculation as to the probable conclusion
of the debate then and there, and that an,
agreement for the time OF taking the vote|
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FIREARM WITH
NOSE IN FRONT
Piloted From Retire
: ment Into Victory at
Sheepshead.
Spring Stake Annexed by the
Crack Colt With Space
to Spare.
Dead Heat Between Rubicon and
Harry Reed-Two Choices
Won at ST. Louis.

lHEEPSHEAD BAY, N. Y, June 3d.
I e crack colt Firearm came out after
quite retirement and annexed the Spring
stake. piIoted by Fred Taral. In the
opening event Rubicon, carrying 13I
Harry Reed. Favorites were first on three
occasions:
Five furlongs-
*Harry Reed l25 (sims) l to O.. .:.:........... 81
Rubicon l3l (sloan), 5 to ol..,................*i
Hanweil l2l Qirffin)r 26 10 l.................. 3
Time, 1902 l-5 Eileen D s5, Chum il3 and
storm King l13 also ran. %Favorite.
One and sixteenth mites, selling, on turf
Azure lU1 (Wilhfte) to /
Straw Lad 10l (Maher) TO 1...............2 2
*Rife lO7 (sims). 2 TO J. 8
lime, :4s IS. st. Nicholas II il0 Sir Moitke
1O4, Tyraut 81, Contractor 1U1 and Minnie AL
phonse 80 also ran. *kqua cho .ces in betting.
Spring stakes. two-yearolds, Futurity course
NJ Mirthful 1l2 (Litllcfeld). to ...............2
Tine I'LL Lucid fl IL also ran. sFavorte.
Ona mile and three-eghths. handicap
Connoisseur ll9 (ii. Lewis), 3 to
*Dutch ater ia {Sloanl, to 1...........2
Time 2:2z -. Doggett 1913, Challenger III,
Sir Vassar II 5. Haphazard liz and All over lO9
also *Favorite.
Elevenslxteenths of mile, twoy year-olds SELL
ing
Gesha 80 (Maher), 6 to o1...............l /
Handpress los (slms), 3 10 o1...................2 2
s>osey 10l t-loa y, to ....................3 8
Time. l:07 d-5. Fixed star ITO, fayida lO5,
Benaies lO2, Junior lU2, Sanger 1O2, nappahair
nocx lo2. Bluebeard lOz and Sensational 94 also
ran. #Fsvorite.
Bay hurdle handicap, two miles
*kilkenny 1853 (veitch), 8 to 5............l
Mckee LIB (Hennessy). to 1..-............2 2
Flushing 1853 (slack), to 1.................. g
Time. $3.50 April Fool lao and Alakuma $50
also ran. sFavorite.
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Attraction One.

Our ATTEMPTS are not feeble-theyre
heroic SO zoe ought to cazI this sale q
heroic sale, ns attraction one enabodies
some of the very best efforts of our first
class tai1ors;; the colori7ags are harnao-
nious NTH the season. They represent
every chnste, rich and refined style they
represent nll the colorjaes that men of
good taste so much admire. These are
actual and bono-fde $15 Suits; the
tailoring of 'em demonstrates that; };
they're in our big corner 1Cindou0 NTH q
full food of light of day upon 'ena; they're
offered to you a7adJ1bst for q limited pe-
Rod, as they're going azOf1elly fast at
--$7. 7.5O--
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stand that Captain Merry might be ap.

pointed.
senator Perkins then visited the State
Department and Assistant Secretary Day
dashed his hopes to the ground by saying
that the captain could not be appoin ted
because he had been acting as a consul of
Nicaragua in this country.
1t is the policy of this Government not
to appoint any one to foreign mission or
consular position who has been acting as
agent OF a foreign Govern ment. Assistant
Secretary Day also pointed out the fact
that Captain Merry would probably be
persona non grata on account of the Rod
riguez affair. This settled the matter.
Captain Merry will not go abroad for,
according to Senator Perkins. he would
not accept any other foreign mission.
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mile handicap amateur race. Percy Mott
(scratch) second and ]. E. Wing (scratch)
third. Time, :2S
The one mile scratch, amateur, was won by
]. E. Wing, w. S. Bacon second and D. d.
Baker third. Time, 2l7.
The match race OF one mile, tandem paced,
between Hardy Downing and Allan Jones,
was won by Downing in. two straight heats.
Both heats were won by yards. Time for rst
heat, 2:0S; second heat, 2:03.
Otto Ziegler Jr. won the two wo-thirds-of-a-mile lie
handicap, C. L. Davis second and A. NJ. Boy
den third. Time, 1:l9 Is (world's record)
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MARIN PIoNEER DEAD.
Passing of the Man Who Occu pied the
First House Ia, the Countv

First House In the County.
MILL VALLEY. CAL, June 30.-As-
mus Hansen, pioneer of Marin County,
died at his home in Mill Valley yesterday
at the age of 65 He leaves a widow and
three children. Mr.. Hansen has lived in
Marin County and Mill Valley in particu.
lar for many years, occupying the first
house, which is known as the old cook
house. For over thirty years Mr.. Hansen
was chief assayer in The Selby Smelling
Company of San Francisco. Two years
ago he gave up the position on account of
lead poisoning. He leaves quite an estate
to his wife. He was an active mem Der of
the local improvement club and was one
of Mill Valleys progressive and enter
prising citizens,
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Big Purse for a Wh.e. Raae.

BOSTON, MASS, June so. JIMMY
Michael and Lesna. the French bicyclist.
were matched tonight for thirty.three.
mile race at Charles River track about
August1. Manager Ducker offers purse
of $1,000 and the bets are $3.50 each, MAKING
the purse $2500, the largest ever hung mn
for single bicycle rae in this country.
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IN THEIR
APPLAUSE!

The t1Oo sterling attractions Which have been
placed before the public this 0eeb have caused spo
taneous otpou7is of 1oords of praise for the naoeni
tde and grandeur of this, the greatest ndeytGbi7aS
of your Big Kear1ay-St House.
Those that hare enjoyed the benefits OF this grand
offer have been IGUish in their 1Uords of praise.
We neuer INDULGE in idle 1Oords but 1Uhe11 find
the season. is at present. draUiz6 to close and
bei7ae backward oe take medicine and take
it liz one bic dose.
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Pan anglican Conference. oroan,..

LONDON, ENG, June 3O.-The dele
gates to the Pan-Anglican conferen ce
formally organized to-day, although the
business sessions will not com mence un.
Til July 5: An impressive devotional
service was held this morning i'm the
chapel attached to Lambeth Palace. ali
of the visiting Bishops from the United
States being present. Tomorrow there
will be another service in Westminster
Abbey.
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Appointment. on the Pre,faen,.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. June 3O-The
President to-day sent the following nom-
inatlons the Senate: Francis b. Loomis,
Ohio, to be Envoy Extraordinary ana
Minister P!enlpotentiary to Venezue a.
John Russell Young, Pennsylvania, to be
Librarian of Congress-
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baseball at Redd.ug on tho Fourth.

REDDING. CAL, June 30-Arrange-
ments were completed to-day for a grand
baseball tournament. to be held in this
city on Sunday. July 4. The contest will
be between. the Reuding. Shasta and New
town teams for purse and the champion
ship of Shasta County. Three games will
be played and some good bail is expected
to be pit up.
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MERRY REMAINS 1T HouE
Hs WsH Not Be LppoSnted M4ni,ter In
Nicara0ua.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June sO.-Cap-
tain William L. Merry of San Francisco
will not be made Minister to Nicaraoua
Senator Perkins learned this to-day.
He saw the President at the White
House this morning and went away feel
ing satisfied that Captain Merry stood
first-rate chance for the appointment. In
deed, the President gave him to under
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B0S70N W0N ONCE M0RE.
Baltimore Easily Defeated New Yerk and
Takes. Another Sfep Up the
p. Hngnt Ladder

NEW YORK, N. " June 30.-New York 3,
Baltimore 8.
BOSTON, MASS, June 3o.-Boston 9, Brook
CHICAGO, ILL, June 30.-Chicago 2, Louis
CLEVELAND, OHIO, June 3O.-Cleveland
IA, Pittsburg 3.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 3O.-Philadel-
phia l, Washington 3.
ST. LOUIS. Mo, June 3O.-st Louis 0, Gin
ciunatl 3.
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SANTA Barbara Bu,tn-s, Trouote

SANTA BARBARA, CAL. June 3d.
The dry goods house of L. Liebman was
attached this afternoon al the instance OF
E. Heller OF San Francisco to secure q
payment uf $2977. Lehman states that
his embarrassment is only temporary and
that he will resume business in few
days.
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Attraction Two,

IND TITS LIKE II R.ARE DIAMOND
AMONG PRECIO USJE Wells,
for it represents the very highest class of
fabrics. You 10ilJ find in attraction t10o
those very hieh-cl0ss stripes that you see
your very fashionable dressers 10e0rlag.
They're the correct thing; t0il0rs
Wouldn't think of putting shears to
clothes Ihe these under $50.
These among other very h1Sh-class
and dressy fabrics in Worsteds, In CUta-
z00ys. in Single Breasted Sacks and
Double Breasted S0cbs-S07Doe7ots that
no other house in this tO1On will sho1O
their like under $78.
This is attraction t10O. It's in our
bic corner WigdoW. You'll find these
garments marked
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was clear to-day, but the track was very
heavy. Two choices:only. landed purses.
One mile, selling
*siddubla io2 lcombsl s to 2.............".....1
4 4 Miles lOs tEasley), 30 to ol:........:.......2
Bravo lU4 (slaughter), TO 1........:......
Time. :56. Virginia NJ l02, Tim. Irven lO4,
Master Charlie l04. Red Cap 106 Irish = hief ii,
Cass IL and Rex Regent 108 also *Favorte.
Eleven-sixteenths of mile, selling
Lucky Star 100 (Combs), 8 to 2..................l
*Liebe Rose 100 g. Murphy. TO 5.....:.....2
T@e Eoboays Claim iG to 100 Nora 100
Thures 1O3 and Charlotte NJ 103 also
*FayoIi5e
Seven furlongs, selling
Longtime 90 (webster), to l.
*Nanne l. S sister 103 (T. Murpny), TO LIB
Time, l;3o. Lady Cordell 81. Garnet Ripple SO,
&Sweet William SO, Joe Hart l04 and Metaire lO4
also ran. Equal choices in betting.
Macy ioa #: Murphy, 2 to 1...................1 L
*Gath III (Garner). even Mountaineering
Goshen 81 o. Woods. to L.. ............3
Time, l:2O12. Truxillo 81 also ran. *Favorite.
Elevensixteenths of mile selling
MIRIAM g 100 (Combs),3 3 to 1....................1
*Moch l03 (-laughter), even.
Time, 1:16s4. Blmetaist 100, Miss Impu
dence lou, Cake Walk 100 and Judge Keenan, los
al, o ran. *Favorite.
One mile selling
"A g lot (Bonner), to 5.......,...,..:
The Ghost los (Green), 20 to l.. 9
Couronne d'Or LOG E. Jones), 8 to l. .......3
Time l:bZ14. Irene To-, linda log, Lockwood
l07, Braw ScJt l0S and Jack Bradley .lUs also
ran. *Favorte.
ANACONDA, MONT. June 3O.-The feature
of to-day's racing was The free-for-all pace.
with three starters-Lena N Fellfare and
Pathmont. Each took heat in the order
named, Lena going the first heat.in 2:I3L
making the first quarter in :30l1 The race
was two in three and Pathmont, the lowest
horse in the betting, annexed it, Improve
dence, Marcus Day's entry in the trot, won as
he pleased in two straight heats. The track
was last and the crowd fair
Pacing, free for ALL two in three, Pathmont
won, FelliaTe second, Lena third Best
time, 2:13La.
| Trottiug, for three-y year-olds and under. two
| In three lmprovidence won, Ida Sultan sec
| ond Lady Bird third. Best time, 2:2O
Running, four and half furlongs, Barney
Scnriper won, Los Prletos second, Ray Heath
| third. Time, :571a.
cumming, one mile and a sixteenth Ost-
| Ter Joe won, imp Butte second Jack Hays
| third. Time, l so.
Running, five and half furlongs, Jim Boze-
man man wTn, T SUSIE ooi T. second, Jim Blackburn
Second division, five and half furlongs,
McPryor wol, Bates E second, M C third
Tim, 1:11M.
DETRoII, MICH, June so-Four aud half
Flying Bess third. Time, :57.
One mile, Cecil won. Traveller second,
Naughty Girl third. Time, :45l5.
Five turlongs,. Baltimore won, Pearl second,
Armstrong third Time, :O3L
Six furlongs, Lucy Belle won. Miss Francis
second, Inca third Time. ~.
Six frrlongs. Daisy Maree won, Garnet
Beech second, Tit for Tat third. Time, I:I6sI.
Five and half furlongs, Rapalatcnie won,
| Alvin W second, Pisa third. Time. 1:1O1S.
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GOSSIP or THE TURE.

Oakley Irars Opens To- Day-Grannan
IN Hard Luck.
Commodore Tod Sloan was unsuccessful In
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ADVANCES made on furniture ana pianos, with
orwithout removal. J. Noonan, 1017-1023 Mission,
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Seven furlongs, selling

Seven furlongs, selling
Longtime 80 (webster), to 1.:..........:,
Lady Britannia 81 (conbs), TO .-..-..::..... Q
*Nannie l. IS Sister 1O3 CT. Murphy, to .....:3
Time, 1870. Lady Cordell 81 Garnet Ripple 99
&Sweet William 49, Joe Hart lO4 and Metaire 1U4
also ran. Equal choices in betting
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Elevensixteenths of mile, selling
Lucky Star 100 (Combs) 8 to o2................:.1 1
*Liebs Rose loo G.. Murphy. to 5.....:.....:..2
rgsi T@e ~ Nobodys Claim al no 100 Nora 100
Thurles 103 and Charlotte NJ 103 also ran.
*FavOIite
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ST. LOUIS. Mo, June 30.-The weather
was clear to-day, but the track was very
heavy. Two choices only landed purses.
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>
*Siddubla lO2 (Combsl to 2....................1 1
Al Miles lOS tEasey), 30 to ol:.........:........2
Bravo lU4 (Slaughter); TO Observation-Disclosures.
Time. / 56. Virginia 1G2, Tim. Irven lO4,
Master Charlie l04. Red Cap 1O6, Irish q. hief IL,
Cass Ill and Rex Regent los also *Eavorite.
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SIX furlongS-
Macy l04 Ct. Murphy, to 1...................l L
*Gath l21 (Garner), even Q
Goshen 81 q. Woods). to 1....:... ..........3
Time, 1:2012. Truxlo 81 also ran. *Favorite
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CONDITION OF The CAR
Russia's Ru'er Reported to Be
in a Peculiar Mental
Condition.
Is Very Morosf, Rem aihs in His Bed.
room and Speaks to No One,
Not Even His Motirr.

BUCHAREST, RouMANIA, April 5.-A
letter received here from reliable source
mentally in very bad way. According
to common report he keeps himself shut
in his bedroom day after day and has be-
come very morose, speak ng to nobody
unless compelled to do SO in order TO
make known his wants. His mother,
the Dowager Czarina, who formerly had
more influence over him than any one
else. is not only unable to control him, but
is even unable to see him, and this fact is
said to be the real cause OF her Maiesty's
journey to Cope nhagen.
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Senator Aliens Resolution Is
Adopted After Vigorous
Argument.
BRUTAL TACTICS OF A ROBBER
NATION DENOUNCED.
Statesmen Bold y Declare That ths
President Should Ssnd a Fleet to
Check Spanish Bal lrity.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. April SIN
the Senate to-day the resolution offered
by Allen (Pop.) of Nebraska on Thursday
last in regard to the drum-head court
martial on General Rivera in Cuba pre-
ci pitated quite an animated Cuban debate.
Aliens resolution declared it to be tue
duty of the United States to protest
against this violation of the laws of civil
lied warfare.
Hoar (R.) of Massachusetts, declared
that the whole resolution was founded on
rumor, misunderstanding and hearsay
that the Senate has no facts to go upon
except newspaper rumors.
Allen retorted with some bitterness thai
in the four years he had sat in the Sen.
ate he had never been able once to intro.
duce resolution which had met the ap-
proval of the senior Senator from Massa.
chusetts. For his own part he felt sc
strongly on this matter that he would
grind into million infnitesimaI bits The
Spaniards unless they relaxed their crue
treatment of the Cubans.
Allen read dispatches from the variou.
newspapers concerning the capture o
Rivera and also the report that Weylel
would soon have him shot. He said il
answer to question by Gray CD of Della
ware that the only charge known is tha
Rivera was in rebellion against Spain.
Allen declared that the United State.
had right to express an opinion on thi.
question. Weyler was rot conducting
civilized modern warfare. The Senate. he
said, had expressed its opinion regardins
the massacre of Armenians by Turks.
Cuba, he said, was only hundred
miles from our coast and the island h ac
been drenched with blood for severa
years. Women and children mad beer
murdered, rapine, outrage, butchery
practiced, and yet Senators say we are no
10 raise our voice while these awful butch
cries by the Spaniards continue. Th.
United States should not remain idI,
while Cuba was being destroyed. Fo
centuries Spain has been an out
law nation and no great nation should
honor or respect her. We should say tt
Spain: "1f you conquer Cuba, you shoult
do it through civilized methods"
Allen held up Hoar and others to ridi
cule for changing front. He said they
ought to join all the patriots in checkin,
this blood shed. All demanded, he said
that President NICK nley would send ou
navy to Cuba and ii NJ McKinley were firm
war would cease.
Replying 10 Allen Hoar said he wa
willing to deal with the question spirit
ediy, but he rejected with indignation tn,