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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-07
SENATORS DISGUSTED
Mckinley Is Subjected to Very
Severe Criticism.
HIS POSITION Rather HUMILla1lNG
Can't Protect Americans Nho Are
in Havana and the
FLEET ONLY FIFTY NILES AWAY
Relieved thnt the War spirit Has
Itccn Aroused Ia n Higher
pitch tbnn Ever.
FLEET ONLY FIFTY NILES AWAY

i Washington. April s--The delay in the
settlement of tho Cuban question involved
In the announcement made today that the
presidents message would not probably
be sent to congress before next Mcndiy
| was received In the senate with varlols
degrees or favor or disfavor depending on
the predictions and political and personal
associations Of senators. All admitted the
necessity for protecting the safety of Gam
oral Lee and the other Americans in Cuba.
! Many. however. were inclined to critics
because our citizens had mt heen removed
heretofore. whlc ottsrs declared p~otec-
tlon for them should have been sent q
| Havana.
1T is a humiiatng spectacle" said SEN
atoi' Quay OF Pennsylvania. that with our
feet within ninety miles OF Havana VIC are
net able to protect our people in that
:ort"
The request" said Senator Proctor
| merely illustrates the character of the
neople We are dealing with in this matter"
| The intense Cuban sympathlzers on both
sides OF the senate chamber We're free in
their expression of opinion that there was
soma motive for the delay that did not ap-
rear on the surface. They did not question
the good faith Of the president as to the
representations of the danger to Amer
leans in Cuba and all agreed that there
must have been other causes for the ac-
t!on.
When the Madrid bulletin stating the
| probability Of an armistice in Cuba was
made known they found it verlficat on
OF their surm!sc.
At one time during the afternoon the
indications were strong that dissatisfaction
would lind voice in the open session of the
senate but those who felt disposed to dis
cuss the question were restrained from
feeling of delicacy because not fully GER
tain of the ground
The conservative clement did not find
encouragement in tho situation. They were
not dispeased over the prospects of de-
lay. but expressed regret at the occasion
for It.
The publication Of thc fact of danger
10 Americans in Cuba said one of thcp.
will set the country aname and the war
spirit will be moro rampant tomorrow than
ever" I
Senator Elkins was among the cons rv-
atiyes who EXPRESSED approximations rs
20 the effect of the representations from
General Lee, but he found great cncour-
agement in the outlook for u settlement |
of the difficulty. J
The personal followers OF the president !
declined TO take any other reason for this f
action than that of conserving the SAT ty
Of Americans in Cuba and said that fer
him to have taken any other course would.
under The circumstances. have heen in
considerate and lnhumnne and thereforr
not like the president.
Altogether he days proceedings had the
effect OF leaving the senate in an unset
He'd condition. but It also relieved tie
tension to perccptble degree.
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STATE.

There viii likely be contests over the
taayoralty and marshalsbip at Beaumont.
Galveston cocks and walters haze de-.
marded shorten hours and higher wages
Talk of conteet over tho municipal
election at Waco; grounds rot yet glysn
out.
An entertainment for monument to the
sailors of the Maine will be given at Dali
las.
4. and NJ. directors will meet at Waco
today to elect n successor to Ross.
EStradition OF ono oil the parties to the
Brownsville tragedy has been refused by
Mexican authorities.
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tuNiliary Vessels.

New York, April s.-El Sol and FL Nore
ne TWO Morgan line steamers acquired ~
me snvernment On the recommendation Of
ne anNi!iary hoard, viii be turned over %
me government Friday and viii then b,
'aSen 70 The navy yard here for refittilg
Tor service as auxiliary cruisers. The Gre.
ole recently bought by The government ror
service IS hospital chip ieft nor, iodar
ior Newport News, Mere she viii unds,.
10 extensive alteapsas.l
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COM,iEI,t-A-.

spct cotton unchanged, with sales of To-.
oco hples in Liverpool ana prices there
firm
liverpool cotton futures ll.Gid up New
Notl to points higher and holiday
in New Orleans.
Wheat In Chicago Is 3sc under Mondays
close. corn and oats unchanged, lard and
riba odT,sc lower aud pork up ,u.
Stocks advanced on tho delay In tho
transmission OF tho presidents message to
congress.
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4 SUMMARY or TODAyS IMPORTANT NEWS.
cr'rA.

Treasurer Guerra declares that only
size. 0co Of Cuban bonds have been sold ana
tia. not one dollar has been used to sub
aiazc tho American press or politicians
Generals Garcia and Gomez have Joined
forces Tor 4 raid into Matanzas and Ila-
wanna provinces
cuban Junta gays II viii reject Inter-;
vcntion unless 1t is preceded by reoogni-
tioa OF Independence, ana would hight
against tho United states
Havana greatly excited nnd many inr-
rurine TO leave. Cuban women whose rci-
ntiycs arc in The Insnrscut army are iii
most danger.
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came acquainted with their nature as no
many galvanized iron soda water tanks.
These cylinders kept coming all day, and
Were at once loaded on large covered
barge. These cylinders were the mines for
the approach Of the roads and the harbor
Ihere VIII be 80 OF them in place as soon
as the work can be done.
colncident with the unloading of the
n mes on the wharf the cable steamship
Nina, which has Just completed tho lavine
OF tho cable between Key West and tho
Dry ToNtugas. put into port and anchored
OIL the fort close by the cruiser Columoia
of the flying squadron.
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sPANIsM mEpoRr.
'"Es "f The Maine Disaster Have
NMl Nrnchctl NlnLrin

Washington, April 6,.-senor nu Rose
ia'e charge a afaires o. spain. VIA MI
~ charge during the critical period fol-
lowing the Maine disaster. today authorized
the following statement.
q rhe report Of the Spanish commission
Wh'eh investigated the Maine disaster has
not even bad time 10 reach Madrid sran,
huNana notwithstanding this, ,hc snsn,
.sn goyernmen, Is rrsdy 10 submit M
ssviuenee cf baih sidss 10 the Impartial
ii,uukmcni Of EXPERT oHipion OF the u,ar.i.
ums nations Of the world"
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RAILROADS..

Nh Ripley dca'es the Associated Prcss
dielatch that the Lone star line has aban-
douod su!ings.
The Missouri. Kunaas and Texas Of
Texas elected officers at meeting at BAL
Lac
IAEN, rebates ncd against the Santa Fc
at Au',ln,
Morgan lnte service has not been re-
tdrcu.
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MOVEMENT or rRoors.
me IwcntS-first Infantry Has Rccu
Moved IN Fort Siocun.

New York, April e,--ono hundred and
MY members OF the Tweniy-ilrst infantry
rem Piattsburg, n, y, have arrived II,
Fort siceum Tho men viii aniy auirtcr
there temporarily. Since For, Aanc,c.s
WIS turned over to the army BY the eorps
q ens'nsers there has been shortage
g men At For. slocum, II was from THE
s 10, ,hlt ht greater number OF artillery
ier the new fort was drawn, CaloneI Tn,,,
sNeNren formerly In command az Eor,
s'oe1m was also transferred to the Hool
ana Colonel st. Clair at Fort Waasworth
WAS appointel to mn the vacancy caused
by the transfer
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FOREIGN,

4 William redmond's protest has resulted
III the Modification Of seminar PIkins,on's
sentence, ana hereafter IRISH sailors can
wear shamrctks on st. Pntrlcks day
English statesmen dlsgustod with tbr
course OF tho government In blowing RUS
sia to uutgcnerai them in The. Far East,
England VIM adSaunc chiua money to
pay Juran and thus secure Wei Hal Wei,
Which is agreeable 10 all ilifuc powers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-07
SEAMS D!SAVSMAI,.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT that McEinte, Mn
N"t Request Mediation.

LONDON April 6-The Madrid CORE
spohaent OF the Morning Pest says: IAN
announcement that the pope's action was
not AZ President McKiniey's request has
oseh communicated 10 the press. The
hosefhment has also admitted iis error to
United states Minister wcodfcgd. express
ING regrets that the misunderstanding
arose. General Woodford has acc opted the
.Np's'ion as satisfactory. and the matter
Wn!en might have led To serious compli,
atoms, has bcen Settled so far as thr INA
Eoneinments arc crnccrped.
ss ~ witnaraNals, however. changed thp
srslts,s OF alaifs In tho public siew
ifeaidsnt Mckinley's supposed soIicitation
y mediation naturally crested al I'M
f'ess'oh very satisfactory 10 the Span.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-07
MINING HAMPTON Ro.ps
~" injured and FIFTY Mines 10 n.
nInx.cd Therr =" ~

Fortress Monroe, Va, April c-Exc,,..
men, mas ossn more lntensa around Hamp-
ton Roads than at any time since ta,, !,
war began and since tho gatherinr or M
sn'ps q me Tying SQUADRON. II was caused
r nS sf', IKE rrepps,ralIous for minIns Tho
Ia~ s, 49,, 1871 WI, pe romplcird withou. DC
ing me hotels % Old Point ccnsor, w W
.nanneiiin AMI Hygcia. some ponas,o NJ
synnaers with conical ends. AZ ,n,os ess
ao0A'hs 20 'ne hotel patrons until thew Be.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-07

iards, being interpreted as nearlf
TO an admission that the United J
government never intended TO gop1
words in its protest, and was g!aa Y
cept an opportunity which would 2.
the necessity of making the words IN
action. Lieutenant General COTE
minister of war, is reported 70 NV
Pressed himself as Disguised Win lp
atinn -
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ouR CHINA FLEET.

II IL ncing Conied Up Prcp
Ia Going 10 sea. {.
Hong Kopg, April 6.-The tA''s
feet is preparing to 90 10 sfa "
plies OF coal are being purchases q
nse Of American warships.
The United States authoriiias ~
chased the British steamer Nansn'-
viii be used as a storoship'
Dr. Siegort's Angostura Bltters. N
appetizer and invigorNsgns .s6]
over the whole civilized World
limitations. -
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WARRINGTON.

The scnntc galleries crowded with anx-
ious but disapnoi'itcd crowds who listened
TO the reading OF the suiidry civil bin
Army reorganization bin discussed 10
the house. but little progress made.
Government has no idea of selling or
abandoning Fort Sam Houston.
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LEES DECISION.
VIII Hold the Fort JntiI Hc l.. n,
fivialIN RCcmIlch.
settlement.

fioiaiiy Recalled.
Richmond, Va, April 6,--Fitzhugh Lc.
r. WHO contemplated leaving Richmond
today TO 'oin his father, Consul General
Lee. at Havana, received at noon a cable.
sr4m from his father advising him 10
hold the fort Tor further orders He
thereupSn gave up his trip.
\ close personal friend OF General Lee
here received letter from him today in
which the consul general said he would
ffmain in Havana until the clouds fall or
pa'i' am recalled by the unlted States
government.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-07

Executive Department Office of Attorney
Gci'rrRl, Topeka, Kan.--rhS is to certify that
l have been using paiue's celery compound
far the past six months and have found il a
mosl excellent nerve tonic. | cEeerluly recon-
nerd Il to those who are oblged to work IN
offices or whose work is severe mental or
nervous pressure upon them. Yours truly.
l.. c. BOYLE.
Prisons who have suffered for years from
"nclNnus exhaustion headaches pain la the
baca. depression OF spirits and cntcoblod cir
eplat.on, have thoroughly recovered by the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-07
SAVERS SENT roR.
President Consulted with NJ
Receipt Of lees ,Icssake'

Washington, April G. ESPECIALLY a''
those in congress hastily calico Y
White House today was Congresspp
Savers, The major refused to tAk 7
h!s visit, but everybody knows y y
acouaint him with General Ler's ~.
snc sc an old Confederate and me y. I
oorat who could control that si@ X
house. II any one could, he wss
hy he pcrturhed president anu ~
begged TO hold his democratic Hlss
Monday There is reason 10 pe'H'
they Will wait.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-07

Washington April e,--A delegation reo.
resontias the United states Brewers, asso.
cieiicn sppearcd brfoee lse wasa and n.cgns
committed today and protested saInst the
proposed Increase Of the tax ON beer to
meet war snegscncies e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-07

chronic diseases become more tractablA
Skin diseases are instances OF the rpS'
splcucus neglect Paiacs celery couis
viii euro every unhealthy condition z
blood, shown by eruptioas, pallor, salt y
AMI other skin disturbances The nc,
VI men Hho have been made strong Wei
hl1pf by this great remedy arc 10 Y,
selves the best attos;ed record Of what ~
cGolN compound is competent TO Do,
lnEslClaiH recognize Piincs celefy
bcund as tho one scientific spring ~
aud il is Universally prescribed y
Wherever tfcrc is great uoeG Of vi
and lrcmpt restoring of health and slfeis1
thj Worn cut system.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-07
SPORT.

The Bunaloes are at home again; the
men In excellent condition.
Spencer has been claimed by Savannah.
Galveston ncgroea fought IL tiftccn-r round
draw. hammer and iongs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-07

London April 6.rhe Pal Mall Gazette
this evening says it understands .ha ou-
thortics at Washington have cablel earn
est instructions 10 representatives on ttis
side OF the Atlantic to purchase additional
men of-war in Europe
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noMMsYiu.

Meel Virginia supreme court dcctded
thc rrolqstant nihie may be read IN the
public schools.
Tho sirisins carrenters In Chicago won
ihelr haht for saorter hours
lsri CT the strike a, New Fedora.
MISS aud Biddetegc, Mainc. In ssnt 1t
u u.onght,
Ca, not sold ~ auction.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-07

Paris, April 6.-The United States gov-
eminent has purchased in France 4 CON
siderable quantity Of ammanltlon and a
number of qu!ct.ire guns. Lieutenant
w. $, Sims. the United States naval AZ
taehe viii shortly relieve L.eutapant ]. c.
.oiwell. the United States naval attaeho In
London, While the latter rcelpefa,e..
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MUNITIONS or WAR.

p'cted by Both Countries.
London, April 6-The British steamer
Marenso. Captain Bingham, of the Wilson
line which sailed from Newtastlo in
March. has on board fourteen of the most
nyoGern guns, 1860 tons of cartridges 800
ions Of empty shells and eleven tons OF
empty cartridges.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-07

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Washington, April GA Telegram ie.
coiycd at the navy department today from
the naval attaehe n Lon ion anaouaccT
that the Spanish Officials hsve contract
with Niekers Sons. Maxim and olhsr Eur
bean manufacturers for III deliver OF
suo'Uoo stands Of small arms ard The nee :.
sary ammunition.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-07

uiavesend' Eng. April s-The INT a
States cruiser Dlogenes, Lieutenant Com
mahder Knapp in command, passed. here Mt
s:io =, M, today hound fof Weymouth
mnere me United States torpedo boat SOM.
ton. arrived on Monday.
WASHINGTON, April s,-The sunboa.
p'osenes' recently purchased in Esypt
mas been renamed Topeka" after ,ha
Kansas capital. 'he
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-05-06
kiIauea Cyclorama.

Word was received by the last mail
that the very advantageous site as
signed the Kilauea Volcano Cyclorama
several months ago for the Omaha Ex-
position, had been given to another at
traction. The space, which was on the
main court, was neld till Mr.. Hebron
wired that he would not leave here to
handle the attraction Effort was made
to continue the option, but failed. Mar
tin Smith learned this on arrival in the
States. An offer has been made to To-
cate the cyclorama on the Midway, but
it is doubtful if the lessees accept this.
The Midway is the home of the cheap
er and lesser attractions and the cyclic
rama will scarcely be exploited in such
company.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-05-06

If you have never tried us on re-
pairing and upholstering you don't
know what old furniture looks like
after it has passed through our hands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-05-06
FOR A new OFFICE
The Act for a General
Employment Agency.
Presidential Appointment-Offce in
HonoIulu-Duties-F Co Into
Treasury as Realization.

This is the text of the General
Employment Agency" bill introduced
into the House by Minister Cooper:
Section 1. The President shall es-
tablish a general employment agency
by appointing, with the approval of the
Cabinet, with the power of removal
upon similar approval, a suitable per-
son who shall be known as the En-
ployment Agent and who shall keep
an Office in Honolulu for the purpose Of
receiving applications for employment
and for workers, and also for promot-
ing the hiring of candidates for en-
ployment by those desiring workers.
Section . The Employment Agent
shall receive at regular specified hours
applications for employment and shall
record the names and places of resi-
dence OF the applicants, with such in
formation as TO their competency, pre-
vious engagements and termination
thereof, and their regulations as to
industry and steadiness as shall be OBJ
tainable and desirable; also applica-
lions Of employers for workers, and to
record the names and places OF resi-
dence Of the applicants, and their re-
quirements as to the desired workers,
with such information as to the con-
templated employment, wages, house
accommodations, cost of living, and
other matter appeCtaining to the con-
templated hiring as shall be desirable
Section 3. The Employment Agent
shall from time to time, as he shall
consider necessary, give public notice
in some newspaper or by poster, OF the
wants of employers and of those seek
ing employment respectively, accord.
ing to applicants recorded in his office
as aforesaid.
Section l. The Employment Agent
shall use his good offices in bringing
employers and candidates for employ.
ment together and to promote engage
ments for work upon a fair under.
standing and reasonable terms IN those
cases in which he can recommend bott
parties to each other in the relation OF
employer and employee.
Section 3. The Employment Agent
shall charge and receive for the benefit
OF the treasury, the following fees ant
no others, to wit: for recording appli
cations for employment, % cents; fol
recording applications for workers, q
cents
Section 8. The Employment Agen
shall receive for his services under
this Act, such salary as shall be appro
priated by the Legislature for that pur
pose.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-05-06
Condition Of Minister King

Capt. James A. King, Minister of the
Interior, is again out of Office tenn
porarily. He returned but a few days
ago from Sydney, having made a trip
to that place on account of an illness
from which he had suffered for many
months. Captain Kings condition was
much improved by the voyage, but aft
er being on duty in the Cabinet again
for few days he finds that he is not
entirely recovered and will at once
look to his health. The trouble now is
insomnia, which it is believed can be
remedied by visit to Hawaii. Henry
E. Cooper, Minister of Foreign Affairs,
is again acting Minister of the Inter
ior.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-05-06
Larger Cemetery.

The act in the House for the purpose
of providing a new cemetery for Homo
lulu vests authority of selection of
ground in the Cabinet and the Coun-
ell of State. When the report recon-
mending the passage of the bill was
presented yesterday, it met with dis
tinct opposition from one man. L. L.
MeCandless said he understood that
acreage was to be taken seven miles
from town. He proposed an amend
men confning cemetery sites for Ho-
nolulu within the bounds of the dis
trict of Kona. Mr.. NlcCandless sug-
gested a place near Moanalua and an
other near Palolo. He said that a dis
tant cemetery would work a great
hardship on poor people. Mr.. McCand-
less cited that during April there had
been buried 50 children under the age
Of i've years. In most OF these cases
but a single carriage had been used.
II IL had been required to go to a dis
tant cemetery that expense would have
been q heavy burden.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-05-06
For Consumntive Ward

The plan to have in connection with
the Queens Hospital a ward for con-
sumpdves was discussed yesterday by
the Cabinet and NIessrs. F. A. Schaefer
J. B. Anterior and John F. Eckardt
representing the hospital. The special
inquiry was as to what financial sup
port the Government would give the
new departure. 1t is understood that
President Dole and the Ministers favor
the idea. The question of locating the
ward on the premises TO the hospital
was not made the subject of discussion.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-05-06
DETROIT
JEWEL
STOVES

WE are celebrating the
successful introduction of
"JEWEL" Stoves and Ranges
by giving purchasers out of
Honolulu a special benefit of
a Freight Rebate of 10 per
cent. off the regular price of
all our stoves: In addition
to which you get the usual
s per cent. cash discount.
Our complete stock of 15o
stoves, ranging in price from
ST. to $72-With another 10
now on the way, comprises
the following:
Isize, styles, with Water Coil.
EMPIRE JEWEL RANGE.
size, styles, with Water Coil;
size, style, with or without Water
Cell.
CITY JEWEL RANGE.
? sizes, 3 styles with or without Water
Coil, and with or without Hot Water
Reservoir.
WELCOME JEWEL STOVE.
2 sizes, with or without Reservoir.
MODERN JEWEL STOVE.
sizes, with or without Reservoir.
MESQUITE JEWEL STOVE.
sizes: No. and No. s.
". ". DIMOND & co.
HONOLULU.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-05-06
JUST TEN OF YOU

have them at a price that
will be sure to meet
with YOUR APPROVAL.
We are quite sure that
you can't duplicate these
handsomely made mats
in this market. At any
can't DUPLICATE the PRI,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-05-06

The Westfeld Qnd) Meas prints The
following in regard to an old resid nj
of that place; Frank McAvoy, fol
many years in the employ of the l..
N. A. & c. Ry. here, says: 4 have uset
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Diar,
rhoea Remedy for ten years or longer
am never without it in my family
consider it the best remedy of the kind
manufactured. 1 take pleasure in rec.
ommending it" 1t is a specific for al
bowel disorders. For sale by all drug,
gists and dealers. Benson, Smith & Co.
Agents for Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-05-06

then entered on the arm of her brother,
Mr. William Bush and was followed by
the maid of honor, Miss Annie Clarke.
The short and impressive ceremony
was performed by the Rev. H. H.
Parker of Kawaiahao Church. This
over, the guests of the evening con-
graduated the newly married couple
and then came a sumptuous supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins left last night
for honeymoon trip of week or ten
days, to be spent at the home of Mr..
William Hunt in Wailupe