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The times., 1898-06-12

Louise Douglas a local amateur Of
some ability. was seen all last week in the
role formerly filled by Caroline Shirley
in Brother John" Miss Douglas is really
a clever woman, and was a great i'm
provement upon her predecessor
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NAY GIVE uP WAR PRIZES.

Great Britain and, Austria Protest
Against Bueua ventura's Capture.
Washington. April 26.-The British
and the Austrian LEGATIONS. It II un-
derstood. will represent to the state
department that the capure of the
seamer Buena Ventura by the Nash
Vile was unjustifable. II 10 claimed
that the cargo Of the Buena Ventura
belonged to British owners. who will
seek to secure redress through the
British embassy here. The case Is fur
ther complicated by the fact that the
Spanish ship. with British cargo. was
carrying between two American ports,
30 that Americans participate to some
extent II loss occurs through the con-
demnation Of the Buena Ventura as a
prize. The diplomatic action will be
confined. II Is understood. to submit
ting the protest to the state depart
ment. 1t then will be for the prize
court to decide as to the weight of the
protest.
At the leading embassies and lega-
tions opinion Is somewhat divided as to
the legality Of the seizure Of the Buena
Ventura. the Pedro and such other
ships as were taken prior to noon on
Saturday. In one high diplomatic
quarter It In held that the state OF
war did not exist at the time of these
captures. 80 that they cannot be con.
sidered war prizes. To sustain this
view 1t Is pointed out that the course
of Spain in severing diplomatic rela.
tions did not create q state OF war. A,
present France and Venezuela have
terminated their diplomatic relation,
as q result OF differences between them
but, 1t is pointed out. there Is no wal
between France and Venezuela, and tn,
termination Of their diplomatic rela'
tions has never been 80 regarded b,
either party. On the other hand. an
other leading embassy holds that wa
now exists, and has existed for severa
days.
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BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS.

Spurgeon's Tabernacle at London was
destroyed by fire.
Pennsylvania Democratic state con-
vention will be held at Altoona on June
20.
The death of ex-President Crespo. Of
Venezuela, in battle with rebels, 10
confirmed.
The government Of Hayti has issued
an order forbdding the sale Of coal TO
Spanish vessels.
United States Senator Edward c.
Walthall died in Washington OF ty-
phoid pneumonia. aged Sc.
George Parsons LathrOp, the well
known editor and author. died In New
York last Tuesday. aged 46.
Allen b. Rorke, of Philadelphi:
been awarded the contract for bL =:
Pennsylvania new capitol.
Colonel Sir Vivian Majendie. -,
chief inspector Of explosives for
Britain, died in London, aged T2.
Edward Bellamy, the author, who Is
diving of consumption. left Denver Sun
day night, in the care Of his family. for
his home in Chickopee Falls. Mass.
Congress has granted the appeal OF
Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartoris, daughter Of
General Grant, for return to citizenship,
relinquished when she married an En-
glishman.
Robbers held up Santa Fe train at
Mojave river bridge. California. and
robbed the mail. Engineer Clifford was
Li,oJ aud ona rnhhad fatally ahot The
whole gang was captured after chase
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A BRITON FROM HAVANA.
He Says the People OF That City DO
Not Fear Blockade.

He Says the People Of That City DO
Not Fear u Blockade.
Key West, April 26.-The British
steamer Myrtledene, Captain Mllburn,
from Philadelphia On April for Ha-
terdAy morning frsun Havana. Her
commander reports that the news Of
the sailing of the United States fleet
was received just previous to the de-
partnre Of the Myrtledene. He adds
that 1t created no excitement in the
city. hut the price Of meat Immediately
Jumped from "a to 80 cents.
According to Captain Milburn Ha-
vana does not fear bombardment. be-
cause. the Spaniarxls say. the United
States began the war In the interests
of humanity. and bombardment would
be contrary to such a purpose. The
city is crowded with troops. and the
Spanish officers are drilling every man
they can press into service.
The Myrtledene reached Havana q
week agD Sunday. and Captain Milburn
went ashore. He says he walked over
to the new forti1ications at Casa
Blanca. TO make observations. when he
was arrested a. an American spy. The
captain was taken 10 MORO Castle. and
after three or four hours had elapsed
he was informed that sentence had
been passed upon him. and that he was
to he shot in an hour. The captain.
who Is an intense Britisher. replied:
"wlyy walt an hour7 Shoot ne now.
and In q dsy Havana and all CUBA will
be blown up"
The British vice consul. Arthur
Arosteguy. vas Interested IN the case.
and Captain Milburn was released.
Captain Mnburn adAed:
Havana wal give yon all the fiebting
you want whom you lapd. The British
don't walt two months when their
ships are blown up In foreign Dnrts."
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WANTS TO FIGHT LEE.
Spanish Naval Lieutensnt Challenges
tho Popular aoutharner.

Spanish Naval Lieutenant Challenges
the Popular southerner.
Washington. April 2s.-Lieutenant
Ramon de Carranxa, Of the Spanish
royal navy. until recently naval at
tache Of the Spanish legation at Wash.
ington. has challenged General Fits
hugh Lee and Captain sigsbee. Of the
Maine. to fght duels. The challenges
were issued on the night that the
Spanish minister withdrew from Wash.
ington. Lieutenant de Carranxa had
determined upon this course Of action
Immediately after General Lee and
Captain Sigsbee stated before con-
gressional committees that In their be.
lief Spanish naval officers were respon'
sible for the blowing up Of the Maine
He made known his purpose to Min.
lister Polo. who peremptorily forbade
him from issuing the challenge while
ne was a member OF the legation staff
1t was finally arranged that the Is
suance Of the challenges should avail
the termination of diplomatic relation.
between Spain and the United States.
Lieutenant de Carranza's first chal
lenge was sent to General Lee, and 4
10 rather more lengthy than the one L
Captain Sigsbee. 1t contains an In
territorial insult to General Lee. with ,
View Of provoking him to an accept
ance. The letter states that Genera
Lee. in his testimony before con
gressional committee. stated that In hi
Judgment Spanish officials exploded tn,
mine which blew up the Maine. This
Lieutenant de Carranza asserts in hi
challenge, In a direct reflection upol
the honor of the naval officers. wh'
had charge of the defenses OF Havana
ANY man who makes such n charg
on belief, and not on proof" the chal
lenge proceeds. "is himself capable o
committing the crime"
Lieutenant de Carranza refers to re
ports that General Lee will return I,
Cuba as a major general. and asks tina
before he goes he will give the lieu
tenant the privilege Of fighting him
The challenge closes: "For eight day
shall await your answer at the Span
ish consulate at Toronto
The challenge to. General Lee wa
mailed on the goth inst
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WAR TAXATION.

10 AfBects ~ inea, Beer, ''6oft Drinks. -
a. Tohaeoo And Chewia4 Gem.
Washington. April 2a-The RepubY-
can members Of the ways and means
committee completed the war revenue
measure yesterday and sent Il TO the
printer. Several questions are still
open. The bin a. sow prepared. 1t is
estimated. win raise between $s6DvU, ,0oe
and 500 1000. 900 annually. The princi-
pal decision made yesterday was the
definite determination not to place Q
tax upon either railroad and other
transportation tickets or petroleum II
was decided. however. to place q tax
Of one cent upon chewing gum and two
and four cents upon mineral waters.
ginger ale and foreign and native
wines-two cents on pints and four
cents on quarts. A tonnage tax, which
10 expected to raise $2.60e.000. 10 also
incorporated in the bill. The addition
Of 81 per. barrel upon beer is expected
to raise S35. .000. 900. The doubling Of the
tobacco tax and the provision for re-
tail license Of $3.50 are expected to
raise 90. 900. 900. and the provisions Of
the stamp tax over $so.oOo.0oo.
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1ss3 <ssa - ~ eaa.aA ana eeusppsa as
his own expense . battery Of artillery.
which ~ de6irss 20 offer 70 the gevesa-
rAeut under his own. plans for service
In Cuba. This offer probably will be
accepted. althoush the department has
been defused with oiIsrs 20 raise vol
unteerS IN this way to the aggregate
number Of ut least $1,000 men. AZ the
presidents authority on the volunteer
bill 10 to enlist only three regiments
outside Of the regular quotas to be fur
nished by the states. there 10 not much
opportunity to accept the services Of
these patriots.
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THE PRODUCE MARKETS
A. Reflected by Dealings In Philade
phia and Baltimore.

PHILADELPHIA, April 25.-Flour very
strong; winter superfine, $3l5dI3.7O; PenrN
sylyania roller, clear. "a. A.5OI4 465; city mills.
extra. S3.S5@4lo. Rye -four firmer. but
quiet. at S3&i3 10 for choice Pennsylvania.
Wheat strong; No. 2 red. 3l.0stail. .oSk;
No. 2 Pennsylvania and No. 2 Delaware
red. N.0shal. .09x. Corn strong: No. ,
mixed April. 8hQSAc.; No. 2 yellow, FOR
local trade. 4oGpllc. Oats strong; No. .
white. 3sc.; No. 2 white, clipped, 3sd13sjtc.
Hay firm; choice timothy, Sa. a.5Ogl3 far
large bales. Beef strong; family, 1ls1if;
extra mess. SsUl0: beef hams, $e2.5ed92a
pork strong: mess. SO 75dll; family, Si.Q
l25N Lard strong; western steamed.
s5 92i1 Butter steady: western creamery,
Isal7c. do factory. i2haibc. Elgins. lsc.;
Imitation creamery l4Lailsc. New York,
dairy 14aIei1c,. do. creamery, l5Gl7c..
fancy Pennsylvania prints jobbinK at 2iQ
2Ic do wholesale. zoe. Cheese nrm;
large. fancy, SIC; small do. &C.: light
sk,ms 54aisc. mart skins. taSc.: full
.kims ,G3c Eggs steady: New Yuxle and
Pennsvlvania iiLm1lisc.: western. fsesh.
liz .on,horp t0iLGtic
noi,,mora AMI, gNE,o,r .,rorx ana
h,.har. was,.rn .,,n.reno sa.,a o.. 40 az
,rs ~ 7sSsI AZ. 40 FAMILY "a 7oS,I or. Vim.
,.r wh.at na,sn, * aoSs a.. snrin. 40
AZ ss@s. snr,n1 ,hsat .tr.,oh, M s0d,s ss
49, WSsa, s,ron. an% h,ahor. sno, !, ~.
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soI,,h.u soHt, .''% ~, ..n,. q, o:0, ,S, da ~
sra Srada :, az, NJ I%e ,%,n corn % s,ro,g w. onI M
grade. % o,Qins ". ,vS o"rm nn,, S'r1ng .S anc
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Three Killed In q Feud,

Little Rock. Ark. April 2s.-The
Eagle Booie feud broke out again near
Loneoke yesterday afternoon. and in
the tight the Booie faction was almost
wiped out Of existence. The Eagles
caught the Bodies at disadvantage,
and poured terrible volley into them.
w. X. Booie, the father, . prominent
business man. and his two sons, VIII
and Charlie Booze. were instantly KILL
ed. They had no chance to defend
themselves. The feud resulted from q
political quarrel, all being prominent In
politics.
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THEODORE ROOSEVELT.

original idea OF leaving at onoe, ssnd II
is presumed THAT he will remain until
Judge Day qualities as his successor.
The selection OF Mr.. Moore. who 10 now
professor in International law at CO.
lumhia university New York. to auc-
ceed the latter. was warmly welcomed
by. all of the state department am-
ployeA. Mr.. Moore was appointed TO the
state department by Secretary Bayard.
and rose to the position of second as
sistant secretary He resigned three
years ago. to acoeYk the chair Of inter-
national law at Columbia university.
The oficials OF the department., with
the assistance Of the attorney general,
have seen preparing another proclama-
ton. which will be issued in . dav or
two. this time treating OF prixes and de-
hning tAe conditions and time when
such seixMres might be made. It 10 be-
lieved that the protest and suggestions
coming from foreign embaesies aad le-
sations here have led the department
to define once for all IT. position In this
matter. :.'.r,
A prize cDmmissioner Vas .appointed
yesterday afternoon in the person Of
Commander John Wypae, q retired
nsval ofiiceG. He will be stationed at
Key West. where he now resides, and
It will be ~ duty, in conjunction with
two Of the members yet to be selected
~ part Of the commission. to make
appraisemeAts Of the valae Of prizes
and to assist the prise courts in their
work.
Il has been anderstood for some time
past that Assistant Secretary Roose-
vslf. OF the navy department. would
sodA retire In erder to enter the milf
tary seeviee in the Cuban campaign.
This story can aew BE- confirmed POSI-
lively. although the time set Tor Mr..
Roosevelt's departure from tis de-
partment h not definitely hxed The
welt - lieutenant colonel Of one of the
regiments Of mounted rinemen to he
raised in the Rocky mountains under
Colonel Wood. whom Ar. Roosevelt has
urged Tor the placs. Colonel Wood 10
now Dr.. Wood. Of the army. He won
q medal Of honor for distinguished gal
lantry whila commandlnk q detachment
OF regular troops during the exceeding
ly hard campaign against the Apaches
10 BY Geronimo. -
SECRETARY Agsr selected Colonel Wood
and Mr.. Roosevelt for these positions
because he felt that their training and
experience In the past peculiarly fitted
them TO do good service with the COW.
boy regiment Mr.. Roosevelt's success
sor In the navy department has not yet
been selected. and II may be two or
three weeks before he Joins his com.
mand. ~.
The navy department yesterday pur-
chased two more tugs-the Hertsnse.
Of New Orleans. and Mary wlllick. Of
Galveston. ..y, ~
John Jacob ,Astor. Of New York, not
content with Offering the government
free NJ splendid yacht Nornahai ..na
ira transportation for troops and sup
pai4s evlr the railt1ads q which hs y
'aress I'M, s fsEsas4 : vttA -
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spanish Fleet Must Leave st. viDoen,

Washington, April ga notice was
sent to the Portuguese government on
Sunday declaring that II that govern
ment continued to allow the Spanish
fleet to remain at Cape de Verde
Islands It would have to take its
position as an ally of Spain and an
enemy of the United States. The no
tice sent to Portugal that 1t must COM
pei the Spanish fleet to leave Cape
Verde or else acknowledge its friendii
ness to Spain was in the nature of an
ultimatum. As a result the Spanish
fleet was yesterday notified to leave
st. Vincent at once.
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sentenced to life exile for participants
In Repubiicsp uprising In Spain. He
hatsa the Spanish monarchy. which be
regards ~ the persseutoe OF his
father. He In about u Year, old snd b
posssssed Of a-spiendid Spanish and
English education. At vallodolid the
train bearing Minister Woodfordi vas
attacked by q mob. several windows
being broken But for the hard work
Of the civil guards accompanying the
train Mr.. woodford would probably
have been killed.
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SnaniRrdS Coming Over.

Washington. April 26.-It Is said un-
officially that the navy department has
received news that a Spanish fleet Is
on it's way toward the North Atlantic
coast The fleet is reported to be led
by the battleship Pelayo. one of the
most powerful of Spains war vessels
Then there are four torpedo destroyers,
three torpedo boats and two cruisers.
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|Qdgs Day WIN Snapssa the Vet
eran Premier. .
rooRB ASSISTANT SECRETARY.
ne Nan Who Takes tn Plaes Nads Va
can't BY Judge Days Elevation Il Co
lumbia Univsrdty Professor, IN Author
ity on IntsFnatieaal Law and Q ysrmss
Second Assistant Secretary Of Stass s-As.
sistant Secretary Of the Navy Roosevelt
Resigns His Petition to Become usutsn-
ant Colonel of . Cowboy Regiment.

washington. April 26.-Congress yes
terday formally declared war to exist
between the United States and Spain.
and the bill was promptly signed by
the president: the senate passed the
naval appropriation bill carrying large
amounts OF money for the improve
ment OF our sea fighting arm OF the
federal service: the Hull army reor-
ganixatioa bill was passed by the SEN
ate and now goes to conference: Sec
retary Sherman resigned a. chief Of
by Assistant Secretary Day, and the
latter by JOHN B. Moore. Of New York,
an acknowledged authority on interna-
tioual law. and the war department
called on several states for their quota
to the volunteer armv Of the United
States. These make up the important
events Of the day.
The bill declaring war went through
the house without q dissenting vote,
without roll call and without word
OF debate. There was NO excitement.
no cavil, NO word or question. 1t was
only in the great cheer that went UP
from floor and galleries when Speaker
Reed announced its passage that the
tremendous import Of the act and the
suppressed enthusiasm behind 1t was
shown. In the senate a debate was
precipitated on an amendment offered
by Mr.. Turpie recognising the belliger-
ent rights Of the insurgents. The
amendment was defeated, "a to 3s.
1t was not announced when Secretary
Sherman's resignation would take ef-
feet, the secretary having yielded his
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Z. EMUKf SMITH. severe attack
OF Brights disease Of the kidneys. but
he finally rallied. and II was thought
he had fully recovered. OF late. how
ever. the old symptoms have again
returned. complicated with heart
trouble. Recently he has had a num-
ber of sinking spells that have seri
ously alarmed his friends. and upon the
insistent advice of his physician he
concluded to resign.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-04-28
wooDHoRD's TRAIN ATTACKED.
Our Miniater Protects His Socretar,
Against Hostile Spauiards.

Our Miniater Protects His Secretary
Against Hostile Spauiards.
Paris. April 2a-Stewart L. Wood
ford, the retiring United States min
lister to Spain. arrived here last even
Ing. Before leaving Madrid an attempt
was made By the Spanish police to ar
rest Mr.. Moreno. Mr.. Woodford's Sec
retAry, on the ground that he was, .
subject Of Spain.. Minister Woodford
placed himself in the doorway, Of the
compartment In ~hich Mr.. Moreno was
travelling and told the 6paniards that
they must assault him (Woodford) be-
fore reaching Moreno Minister Wood
ford declared he had placed his sscrs-
tary under the British nag. Tbs Span.
isrts finally withdrew. 1r. 2ortno
was born ct the Spanish penal colony
~ 'Csutay whsrs his father haA bsen
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OUR NEW CABINET OFFICER.

Charles Emery smith Succeeds Mr.
Gary - Postmaster General.
Washington. April 22.-The president
yesterday sent to the senats the ncmi-
nation Of Charles Emory Smith. OF
Philadelphia, ex-minister to Russia. to
be postmaster general in place Of James
A. Gary. resigned. The nomination was
promptly confirmed. The senators from
Pennsylvania were consulted before the
nomination was made.
1t 10 stated at the White House that
Mr.. Gary's resignation had absolutely
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Mexico WIN Remain Neutral,

City OF Mexico, April 26.-Senor
Mariscal. the minister Of foreign az
fairs. has declared In the course of
an interview that Mexico will maintain
the strictest neutrality in the Hispano-
American war, and that the govern
ment has decided to make It's decision
resDacted Ne
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FORT MONROE BLOCKADED.
No Beats Can Pass Between Sunse
and sunrise.

No Beats Can Pass Between Sunset
and sunrise.
Fort Monroe, Va, April 26.-This port
has been declared In a state OF pacific
blockade from sunset to sunrise. and no
vessels will be allowed to enter Hamp-
ton Roads between the hours that mark
that period. The Washington, Norfolk
and Richmond steamers were allowed
to leave last night as usual, but be-
ginning tonight they will have to leave
before sunset in time to oe clear OF the
harbor. The blockade will continue
until further orders.
The squadron was on the most war
Hike kind of a footing last night. A
picket fleet of steam cutters was out
FOR the entire night, fully armed the
officers of the deck and the marine
sentries were armed and some of the
gun squads slept at the guns. En-.
,gines were coupled, full steam sp and
anchors were sighted, SO that theft
could be no delay In starting. =
Up to midnight the Montgomery had
not come down from Norfolk to escor,
the Panther, with IT'S 800 marines, tC
Key West. The Montgomery. with 1t,
rapid fire guns, the Morrill, and the
Sioux. with their fast hatesniss. and
the Panther. with Its complement OF
eight rapid fire gans, It Is believed will
form too formidable heet ior any
enemy aear this coast.
The news Of t3pe whereabouts Of the
Columbia and Minneapolis was received
with surprise. and wonder Was ex.
pressed at the reasons for sending them
to the New England coast II. however
the San Francisco and the New Or.
leans join this fAeet II WIN be strength.
,ened for its anticipated meeting with
the Cspe de Venae feet " Spain.
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Olympia and baltimore Sail.
Germany VIII Remain Neutral,

Berlin, April 26.-Germany will take
no steps prejudicial to the United
States nor. probably. join In any in
terventiOn on Spain's behalf. It is
evident. therefore, that the meeting on
Saturday at Dresden between Emperor
William and Emperor Francis Joseph
signally failed to bring Germany into
line with Austria.
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Perhaps spaiu's Fleet From Cadis.

i Perhaps Spain's Fleet From Cadis.
( Port au Prince. April ga Haytian
coasting vessel which has just arrived
here reports having sighted Ave war
ships, painted dark gray. passing the
Mole st. Nicholas. the western point
OF the northern part Of Hayti, on Sat-
urdaySlast. The newspaper correspond
ents were unable to verify the state
obtain any definite Information regard
Ing the nationality Of the ships al.
jsged to have been seen by the coaster.
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nothing to do
with existing for
eign complica-
tions. was
owing iytc
his nth.
Mr.. G. .ted
that ! in
dicate, he
president some
stime ago his de-
sire TO resign.
Some five years
ago Mr.. Gary
was taken with
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A Courteous Apology to France.

- SO0tSVOoO SApSsOes ~ EASuSos
Washington, April 3s.-The French
ambassador. N. Cambon. has filed
representations with the state DEPART
ment against the detention at Phila-
deiphia Of the Swedish merchant ship
81. Andrew. laden with. $500 tons Of
coal for use by the French Mail Steam
ship line. running between Saint Na-
saire. France, and Vera Cruz. Mexico.
A. . result the state department has
written . courteous letter to the French
authorities. stating that the detention
of the 81 ANDREW Was due to . mis-
apprshension. and that the collector oe
customs ct Phiiadelphla has been or.
dsrsd 70 release tAs ship TAs author
nitG ae !. Fhiladsiphia apparsntly' re-
tasdsd ths ssai - destined for Spanish
Ioee ~ ~