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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10
STRONG WORDS on Mr.. GO'hpS LETTER.
o,r or TIE RAP1D TRANSIT COMMISSIONERS

ONE or TIE RAPID TRANSIT COMMISSIONERS
CALLS IT .IMPrDE>T AND MENDACfors"
N.uher, OF the Rapid Transit Commission were
not Inclined TO make comments yesterday upon tho
i..,., which George J Could president Of the Man
haitian Railway Company sent 10 Alexander r. orr.
rr.sdent OF the Rapid Transit Commiss sion. and
.b,ch WAS published IN full In The Tribune on Sun
day MIR orr said he did not think It would be fair
70 EXPRESS his views concerning NJ. Goulds letter
until the letter had been laid before the Commits
s,on The Commission ne said would consider tho
ctt.r AT It's next meeting Lewis l.. pelaheld. sec
rotary OF the Commission also declined 10 express
h,s v,eus although he said ~ had difficulty In un
de,.,anding exactly what was meant by the letter.
I.,. NJ 2 r m ne said and tho letter would he dis
cnssei and perhaps replied To then
one member Of the Commission VINO mad read tho
letter of NJ Gould carefully said he considered II
hoth impudenf and mendacioIs. but he thought IL
,,,oa, Contain some offer which the Commission
ni1ht want 10 con s!der He thought. however. that
g. .n,ld Ne necessary for the Commits 10 request
a., ,,ternreta,i1n OF portions % the letter
,rbtcn onnearod 10 he intended 20 convey an oner
!, "a. impossible to ich from the letter whether
NJ Gould offered TO take All The franchises men
Toned in his letter and pay one-haf 81 per cent
-, tho gross earnings those extensions TO the
civ or yhethe he only meant that the Manhattan
amman, would take rs pick OF those franchises az
10 terms mentioned by him. Il think the Com
missioner said that the Commission will decide
MS, - a,,n,s more definite Information from Mr.
Gould before ~ can '"n7"'' III '''''' ~ D'''"''
ing OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10
THE LIFE OF A GAS STOVE.

The length OF time a gas stove may be kept IN
use without repairs depends Of course upon the
care taken in operating It. A reckless servant
may ruin gas range as rapidly as she breaks
OF set Of dishes. instruction in It's use and
oversight of the way the stove is handled are
necessary at first. A little early training OF SER
wants in this particular will soon make II sec
ono nature for them to treat the gas range as
II should be treated Then there comes in the
question OF manufacture and price. II does not
pay 10 buy gas stove that is too cheap any
more than II does TO buy any other instrument
IN daily use too cheap. few dollars added 10
hrst cost Will save more dollars In repairs and
save disappointment and bad temper besides.
Getting the right make TO start with-and there
are plenty OF frst-class makes in the market
now-and seeing that gas range is used with
intelligence. 1t can be depended upon for sur
prisinG length OF time without the need OF ra-
pair.
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RTLLS on THE STOCK EXCHANGE
A sTRONG ACTIVE MARKET. WITH PRICES
THE HIGHEST OF THE PRESENT
UPWARD MOVEMENT

The stock market opened strong and active yester-
dav morning with sudden rush Of domestic buy
,,y tn. condition OF the market regarded az a
r.rsc,,on OF the general feeling Of confidence in
hpced BY the reception OF the full news OF Acting
Reer-Admlral Deweys victory AZ Manila Tho re-
.rEahle rise IN the wheat market too doubtless
hsd ,ts syrnpathctic effect It's influence upon tho
RAILWAYS icing apparent
The volume Of business In the stock market was
ut. &c noteworthy The rise in quotations espe-
c,auv the business done In the afternoon hours.
T%css GENERALLY reached tho highest point o. the
,rnsen. inward movement
Foreign stock operators had small part in yes
.-ea,.s market, Advices from London betrayed
a.. .r,stenee thsrv Of general belief that the END
~0 - aar Is noi far of. rne recovery OF Spanish
~. ~ ne London and Paris markets from 2si. 10
90 &C. rererdei as Indicating the same confidence.
stock declined slightly. fact attributed
~, some 10 George J. Cioulds letter 10 President
~ ~ o., tho Rapid Transit Commission. The shares
O;I y. american Sugar Refining Company were ir-
o,Isr and In the afternoon ie III per cent from
!rs 'annn,,pinr's figures N the last hafhour Of
,.. ~ The market receded sharply In some dlrec
"ns WITH considers ne bear selling. but II closed
unon ,,s, higher and without weakness -
The total sales Of f'P'ns HeS'ei""y WI" "''i'-
md NJ bonds S.3S2.rD
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parts Of the pit a. the same moment were some
times cent apart. The market opened at a
range of a cent. There were times when the
smallest sort Of an order would move the price
UP cent.
The impression was that the demand was from
shorts. It looked as IL Cudahy buying July.
There were good many foreign July buying or
ders. The identity of the shorts Is a mystery. AS
for the May shorts they must be enormously rich
men. for the price has advanced 50 cents In less
than a week and one could stand that
cept rich losers Even the July is beginning 10
hurt 1t up II cents to-day. and Is UP 80
cents within three weeks.
MUCH MONEY MADE RY LETTER
No one IS making money here except Letter.
He Is pretty nearly out. and II is taken for
granted his profits around 100000 the
result OF q years campaign which threatened
six weeks ago 70 end disastrously. He has
changed the whole situation walked up the for,
eign markets. advanced May wheat from 81 T
to 81 *. and July from 81 cents 10 81 21 all IN
the space Of two months.
Letter has held at times here and elsewher re-
$4,000 900 bushels cash wheat and future. and
has held at one time l4.OpOOH bushels cash
wheat. His only interest now is the May wheat
here and at NcwYork. and possibly 4Vo""
bushels cash wheat in different positions
Letter controls the May at New-York He
SAYS: The demand has simply caught up with
the supply. have sold 10000 bushels cash
wheat to-day and can sell 2VpoVp bushels
more by accepting biz for 2,ro."S bushels
which have on hand and which is satisfac tory.
MY only interest now is in May and cash"
There was a wild time on the curb the July
wheat price up nominally to 81 %. later selling
70 81 % There a se1sationally wide range.
~ cents between puts and calls Puts on July
wheat selling at 81 % and az 81 Of. and closing
at 81 20: calls selling at 81 10. and closing
around 81 IS.
Kansas City No. May 9.Th- w. A. Michel
Grain Commission Company. large concern.
assigned this afternoon 10 DR.. l. NJ. Ridge. a
local capitalist. The prime cause given was the
selling Of a large number Of calls at a price from
one-uuarter 10 one-half cent better than ChiCa-
90 No figures on assets and liabilities are
given. The firm Is one 81 the oldest IN the CITY,
and had as many az thirty agencies throughout
Missouri Kansas and Nebraska.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10
NOTES or TIE GOLF LINKS.

The Golf Club Of Montcair will open its cornpeti-
NV. season on Saturday with a handicap tourna-
ment for a cup presented by A. B. Boardman. Be-
sides the matches on It's home links the club has
arranged a series OF contests with teams from
nv ORGANIZATIONS T T. Reid the captain has Sc
,ec,ed the following members 70 represent the club
In these outside contests: C. r. Brown. F. c.
Ennever F. NJ Harrison. r. G Lansdon and Arthur
Schroeder In order to stimulate interest In the
team and keep II in efficient shape the members
NAV be challenged from time to time by aspirants
for place Such challenges will he for thirty-six-
hole match play. Tho drst team match Of the SEA
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HOME TEAMS CROSS BATS.
BARN1E's MEN LOSE THROUGH INARrr-
ITY TO HIT MEEKIN SAFELY
coon WORK HY ROTH PTTcHrRs THE ATTEND
ANCT DISAPPOINTING

CyOOn WORK EY ROTH PTN-HFRs- THE ATTEND
ANCT DISAPPOINTING
Considering that II WAS the first meeting Of tho
Scw-York and brooklyn baseball teams and that
the weather perfect FOR outdoor sports. tho
attendance at the game at the Polo Grounds yes
terday decidedly disappointing Possibly tho
enthusiasts since they have found that Washing
ton Park is much easier Of access than tho
Polo Grounds waiting for Wednesday and
Thursday. when the teams will play at the new
grounds OF the Brooklyn club.
Those who did not take the long and uresome
Journey to the Harlem swamp yesterday missed
an exciting contest. Tho Brooklyn team. for tho
nrst time this season. fell or wofully in batting,
and Il beaten rather easily. scoring its soil
tary run IN the last inning. Both Mcekin and
Dunn pitched IN excellent form and few basehits
were made in consequence. Tho fielding work was
good but IT particularly brilliant on either
side McCreery did the best Of what little batting
was done Errors were responsible for most or the
New-York teams runs. while a mun by Wilmo
gave the made by tho men from across
the East River The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10
cU.PGED WITH EMBEZZLFNENT

1o..nh A. Garney was arrested yesterday by
,,.ou,v-s Sheriff Wagering and locked up In Ludlow
u,,s., Jau in default OF Sl.1o bail. on an order
signed by Justice Pryor OF the Supreme court
cc,ev "a one OF the trustees and also secretary
"a ,ot,oc,or Of the East Side Cooperative Loan
snd Building Association. II is alleged that Gan-
nev between January 8. 1895 and october o. ies'
ec,sa from repayers Of loans l.S2 %. which hs
oonvarted 70 his own USE
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.,oruFB ARREST FOR pLACEBROKTNG.

v.rceuus Il Barilati. formerly banker. was ar
rested Yesterday on bench warrant charging
,., having made a corrupt bargain for the
III" 49,, % office OF Joseph Margieri. from
appolnimel.n,a lsged he received 800 This IS the
"nd time that Barau has been arresed on ' us
charge Mccartney OF the Street Cleaning
Eepartmen Barilaii was arra,sm rsd Session: nd
ms s bela in 8, 900 ball for trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10
YOUNG PHYSICIANS GRADUATED.

I, was graduation day yesterday in the Bellevue
Hospital Medical College There were 1872 grad
yates. the following winning honorable mention
Martin Richards. Samuel Benjam Vow and Peter
frederick Holm. The following were successful
s.rddates FOR appointments in Bellevue Hos
nItai William W Beverage. William Martin Rich
ards. William D. Robertson. William Ray Glad
stone Harry Neahs Taylor and Edward Henry
Cary.
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,RFAD GOES Up IN CHICAGO.

ONE CENT ADDED TO THE PRICE OF A LOAF.
Chicago. May 9-WhHn wheat touched - :"
and -four advanced from s. 10 - % many oak-
ers IN this city held conference ana decided
chat the time for action had arrived Accord
tn-,v notice was given 10 all customers that the
price OF bread would be advanced one cent
inas
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Conntrp Board.

son Will be played on The Montclar links May q
against against the Harbor Hll team Of Staten Island
| nounced for the
Boartmsn Monthly handicap eompe,ition medal Play.
tons Winner. Of all competitions Of season Of issf
and ss t. PLAY at match play at The close Of The
~ first competition saturday May "a Entriss for
REID ~ s Park on or S''P se sSs w.an...y
Governors cup-Monthly handicap composition. medal
play .a for sup DTs,ensi BY The Es.cu,,v. ccmn,,,:s
S' Tor an f the up
competition b made with tho captain Or b.
:sn.-d By, = II Hsrfi:sS. SIX e.%e:sisicas *is:
' N. .ss. %
s Of Srs, sH%DetS1 .s r May e:
| captain. 7: T. Reid No. IS Parka.. on or before
o. S Ma. q r . 'S%Ps PET t wi" be IN the
Decoration Day oomps,,tiOn Es;
n Ri a. mss % he Ps ' on ne Or
Louis Keller secretary OF the Baltusroi Coli
| Club writes to Tho Tribune correcting tho an
nouncement sent out by the club in regard TO the
open tournament at the Bausrol links this week.
Through typographical error. was stated that the
interclub team match on Saturday would DO ee
match play Whereas 1t will be medal play.
There will be two interesting team matches on
Saturday in addition 10 those at Baltusrol Ono
will be between the New Brunswick and Hillside
golf clubs at Plainfeld and the other between the
Oakland and Dyker Meadow clubs at Dyker Mead
ow Another feature OF Saturdays play will b
the first for the Sands cup: at the st. An
drews Club This cup Is open 10 all members hav-
ing handicap OF six strokes or less II Is to
be played for at thirty-six hole medal play on
Nav ia June 4, September Il and October %. The
winners OF these four matches are TO play OF on
November u for the cup. A bronze medal will be
given 10 the winner OF each days contest. and Q
goid medal TO the player making the best aggre-
gate gross in two OF them
The Country Club OF Brookine Mass. Is 10 hold
a three-day open tournament beginning on Thurs
dav There is little likelihood that II Will conflict
NTH the Baltusrol meeting. however. as few Bos-
Tor nayers take part In tournaments OF the metre-
politan district
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

At Buffalo-Montrcal. 8: Buffalo.
Ar Newport-Newport. rs; Taunton. ls
A. New,Bedford-Fall River, 8: New Bedford. :.
A. MISUNDERSTANDING Syracuse: L.
a. a, snrineheid-Providence 10: Springfield 4.
a, Providencc-Brown Sophomores. 9: Massachu-
setts Institute Technology Sophomore. 3
A. Rrockton- Brockton s; Pawtucket, s.
A. Hanover y. H.-Dartmouth. s. Brown g.
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A DvERTisEMENTS and subscripti FOR Tho Tribune
"a received a. heir Uptown Orr~ 30 i242 Br1 acsay
- north = 3ir' until 9 o'clock
received the ,' ang branch On regular
onice Irf O'Clock > viz "a sth
cor "a ~. ~ 6h ave. or lch Macy. 9Th
and l+h :. .2 Columbus ave. West Goth
West ~ 6th ~ East West
~; -. between ~ and sh n'es $50 Fss' am 33s
81 ave. between 7Gfh and 71'h i.O2G ~
sis st. l. 70s lst ave soth 80 81 ave.
80 81 2i0 Blocker
!. H4 - 20 Ear 10Th g2i ~ drc 70
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BALTIMORE. IS. BOSTON. 0.

Boston Nav e-The Bostons played lfeless
game to-day. allowing themselves 10 he smut OUT
by the Balt.mores without n run and almost with
out a hit Nichols was bated at Will 10y the visit
ors Attendance. l.70 Score: - ,
Baltimore ..........l 0-lS u =
Boston .......-.....0 0 "
Bat,.rt>.- Hughes and Black Nichols and Bergen.
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feaoins 6otels ano Restaurants.
This list every Sunday Tuesday Thursday
WHERE TO DINE.
Vor Information circulars etc. OF Hotel or Restau
rant below call address (senc stamp)
HOTEL TARIFF BUREAU,

Ale. means A Ia Carte Tdh.. Table Hots Dinner
DELMONICOs.......5 ;h Ave. 4sth St Ia
RESTAURANT MARTIN. Ale. Tdh.. 81 -
UNIVERSITY PLACE AND 9TH STREET.
BREVoORT House IS Ave. 8 ST. Ale. Tdh.. %
BREVOORT House : Finely equipped restaurant.
LEON FLOURET Shave &lsth. Ale Tdh.. 81 % Music,
THE MARLBOROUGH. . .B'wsy 4 s7th-st- Ala
Tdh breakfast. soc: lunch. Soc: dinner. 81
sHANLFY'S. .Bway 42d st. } A la carte DInnern
sHANLFY'S. Bwsy goth st. After Theatre Supper
sHANLEl'S 6fh-ave. & osd-st. Full Orchestra
MOtQtINs. } 20 Ann-s:.. 14a Fulton-,t Ia carte
MOCQCIN'S. Knick"rbocker Cottage 6th-ave 2s'h-
MOIoUIN'S. Foreign wines s7ec,ai'y. open m
HoTEL HCNGARIA, Tdh. Lunch ~ 70 .. m. Doc
4UN1ON SO EAST. Dinner. $50 73c WI vine. H.
ZANGHERTS. II Eas' I'D Tih.. 81. with wine
THE HUNGARIAN RESTAURANT. Bcue'd Cafe
on SECOND AVE. No l3R Ale. Tdh. Gypsy Band
~ HAT NOIn- 81 W. Bway. 1c. TN. with vine
~ HAT NOIR. Cptovn 80 " 18th Hotel & Ke,
AZ CHAT NOIR. AFTER THEATRE SITTER
Al CHAT NOIR. Ale TGh. Lunch SOC Din. % Music
WIEHLS i02 East Itth-st. la carte
HOTEL MINOT. .i26th-et. & sth ave. Ale. Tdh 500
PEPPERS East i<th-st. Tdh. and Ale.
REST. DE PARIS SIS Univty Pr Ale. .Tdh ocwh vino
ST. NICHOLAS Hotel. Is way. adj wsshPl ! Alo-
NEW YORK HOTEL 68s Broadwsy Tdh aoc
THE BROCKHOLST. 524 - Col ave. Ale. Tdh. eoc
j tC0U!NS. 81 w. 2oh-st Ale. Tdh Doc
HOTEL VIENNA. lo7 W. <+th-st Tdh. with wne) ooc
AGASSIS REST Il6 University p. Alc. Tn. 200.
BRE1SEHs. lG3 8d-aye.. 202 T. 10th ST. Ale ,Tdh 4Oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10
CHICAGO. y: CLEVELAND.

Cleveland May 9-T'he Chicagoans DID plenty OF
hard hitting to-day while the home tenn was weak
AZ the bat Wilson was hit nv pitched ball and
had 10 retire. McAllster went out because ne got
~ NV '' - r r.
Cleveland -..-.......0 =, "a 20
CHICAGO o 4 . y q ! IL IN
Patr-r,ee-Keb. McAlli.t-r Wilson and thinner Erf-
f,hs nd Drnoh
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ct ,Ours q. CINCINNATI. s.

Cincinnati May a-Hill was given miserable sup
nor, Twins errors were costly. The winning run
Vas scored in the twelfth inning on doubles oy
Clements and Decker. Attendance. 1890. score:
c.,c,nn.,.......2 %
a. Louis ..........2 -"
Bateres-Hiil and Peitz: Daniels Hushey ana tenn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10

philadelphia .......O Ill
Batteries Mercer and Farrell. Dunkall PA" ana nc
I Earfa
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'EW YORK.
BROOK LYN

stolen 6'r~ery Two has" MI McSteerry.
p,ubl. plays-Gl.ason Davis. Joyce. Hallman IA
chance First ts-s~ crrors-Ne" YORK br'oNEn
VII, 49, on nIs-On Dunn. 4: on Mrekin g. Struek
out-Bv Dunn. /. by Meekin Let on oases-btss OK.
Ign. O. New York o. 1ime-i'|' 'mpfe'-'urr' anu
SNYDER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10
TILE RECORDS.
PHILADELPHIA. II: WASHINGTON s..

Washington May s-The Senators made out TWO
hits after Piatt went In at the emo OF the iour'h'
srd had errors then gave the game to Philadelphia
Attendance. 100 Score - =
.,,, oaaao oooo-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10
PrTTsBURG, 9. LOUISVILLE

Pittsburg May s-Pitsburg to-day won It's nr''
game on the home grounds this season. "hHe
Cunningham hatted hard. a big eIeneh, o,
luck helped tho home team to Onset the erect Vi
their six errors. Attendance l.p score;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10

Spring heyorIs.
oOr~c~~~~~~~NNN~oNN-Nr/N NNN~~~~SoSo1SrsoS~oS~>"
GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL,

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.
Virginia the Beach. This elegant new hotel Is
or-n for second Has the finest rooms
single and suite with bath: having to windows
each with full and unobsructed view. Every modern
enence. Heated throughout by steam. Passenger
elevators 10 the street The table is bounfuiy suppneo
with tho best and cannot be surpassed Morn
Ing and evening concerts by the Hotel Orchestra lfS
GRAND ATLANTIC management will oner special m
ducements In terms parties visiting here during the
Spring Why not enjoy the pleasure and Injuries OF
large. frrclass hotel moderate rates? Write Tor terms
and illustrated Booklet CHARLES Z. COPE.
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ns. srENvG'a sENr-E.nrnM

VII. u LyF1 y 3NNI PNIWM,
SARATOGA SPRINGS Y. Y
For health recreation Elevator. steam. open IRE.
bells parl0r pr rn~nair roof Suites
baths Ma.SAg-. El.c'riri'y Turkish. Russian. Nat
sulphur AMI all Baths and health appliances
TIE Sauheim Treatment Dry tonic air Saratoga wa'ers
EeEani Wheeling \ Delightful Spring Resort. ,or
Illustrated circular
THE BRIvEDERE. ocean ave. Asbury Park " j
Now open for transient and permanent guests
CHARLES YOUNG Prop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10

THE SCARBOROUGH
i ATLANTIC CITY. y J.
BEACH FRONT. MARYLAND AVE.
Quiet Penn-d. Honsk-
Steam Heat Elevator. sun Farlor Baths.
Splendid rooms with unohsruct.d view ~
single suite
Special Spring Rates Tor long stay and families.
Write for illustrated Booklet and Alfred wyman
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-04-23

Tfy schiIIihgb BesI IeA "Hu V'N'''e
powder.
Ice cream at the Par'or
For sale-steamer Restless, at Fishers
wharf
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-04-23

"Mastcr and Man, an extremely Interest
ing play, was produccd las, nght at Fishers
by the Wunrr company to ptcscd house,
The icadh lartS wcw taken by Matte
Choate aud John WRldr n, bath " whom
were excellent Mr. \ l. willard a. Robert
Carlton, played his difficult rart w,lL as did
Wa ter FrNlcr ok, ~ uumpN lcga The
performance of llUlc Maggie as J0cklO was
surprising, and the ,hul Was loudly applaud.
Ell, The play was rcplctc with interesting
specialtic>, principally amans thcm I've NIX the
clover work ot Mcssrs. Moran aud McClcllao,
This afternoon Rip Van Wtnklc WILL he y -
duccd ami tonight Charcys AuNI The
prices ot admission To the matinee will be 10
and ~ cents, Tonight bays will not be Nd.
miticd unless accompanied by their parents,
lat night those Ia the galleries became very
noisy and Mr. Btuncr announced that the
price otadmjS ,ion for them would be s.. thus
assuring their absence
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-04-23
DON CARLOS BITTER

Brussels April 22.-The New York
World correspondent called on Don car
los al his hotel and obtained the follow
ing declaration from him:
III the Carlists had been In power IN
Spain. war would have been inevitable
two years ago But Spain has erred on
the side of generosity and chiyalry and
thus gone lengths hardly compatible
with national honor. The United States
has taken advantage NJ this attitude md
has utilized the Interval In strengthening
her navy But we SpanIards are tough
fighters and enter the contest fearless
~ consequences. We thank the holy
father for his Kind offices but the time
has passed for Intervention and the final
catastrophe Is now inevitable"
The world correspondent had asked OK
prcssly for reply 70 the question
whether Don Carlos would under an cir
cumstances support the present govern
mcnt against America, but on that cru
cial point he reserved q significant sI-
lcncc. The pretondcr's sudden arrival
in Brussels has excited much comment
His Intention IL benevcd To have gone
ON visit 20 Earl Ashburnham his sup
porter I'm England but owing 10 popu-
lar Indignation In Spain AZ England
attitude In the present crisis he was ad-
viscd that such a visit would be- i'm
polite. Therefore he went 10 Brussels
instead.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-04-23

We have Just received the latest Incan-
descent GAS BURNER, manufactured by
the Eureka Manufacturing Concern.
which will be furnished complete and put
on with the best mantle made the
'YNALTA" for $50. Unsurpassed In H.
luminting power. Needs no burning on.
W. J. scully sole agent t3l Bond street.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-04-23
GREAT BRITAIN
Is WITH Us
CcontInucd from nrst pagc)

Impending conflict, has an Interest VI her
own In chasing coal IN that catrgory.
The confirmation by the minister's o'
the reports NJ the attitude ~ the United
states respecting tho four rules or the
declaration " Parts was gWotcd with
hearty cheers by the mcmhcrs ~ pnrlio.
mcut Span's attitude was regarded as
doubtful In spite NJ the hope expressed
ny Mr. Balfour and the attorney gcnrral
that the Madrid government would ho
willing tn gtvc lts adherence to the Same
principles respecting neutral goods ana
possibly prlvatcorng as we'll Indeed.
the opinion WAS expressed 10y mcmhors
that without prlyatccrlpg the war would
hc ended before It was fairly begun Ny
Spain
There IS strog pro- American scnu.
mont In the housc ~ commons which Is
ltkcly to lead To- the organization of a
public meeting tor thc expression OF
sympathy with the unitcd state, an thr
Cuban question
Mr. Morton. member FOR pcvorport Is
arranging details FOR meeting 40 an
early date In Queens hau and rs sup.
ported by other members W parliament
ot both parties,