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LOCAL MENTION.
AMUSEMENTs TONIGHT.

Columbia Theater-Columbia Stock Com
pany in Brother John"
Glen Echo-Parry Company in "Olivette'
Kernan's Lyceum Theater-"The Black
Crook
Carroll Chapel. Forest Glen, Md--F1as
raising and festival
4O7 T street-Lawn fete. ladies of Grace
NJ E Church
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Arthur Buchanan. defendant against his
wife in divorce suit. has been ordered to
be taken into custody by the marshal for
failure to pay alimony. as ordered by
Justice Hagner in Equity Court No. 2
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BEER THAT REQUIRES "A GIFT
to sell IT is an admission of inferiority.
Pabst famous Milwaukee Beer has sold on
its merits for half century. At leading
groceries, or phone 273 for 4 case.
PABST BREWING CO., 1O3 n. Cap. St
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The Lansburgh sale of furniture has made
prices such Were never known before,
and so rapid has been the selling that the
whole of the $4,000 stock will have been
disposed of in a very short time.
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Homemade bread cents. Made from
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Valuable property, NV. corner of I'd and
d SITS. NV, will be sold at auction tomor-
row. June Sth, 1898, at o'clock, subject to
deed of truSt.-AdVt
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Money to lend at 5 and 6 per cent on real
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Can We BE Cured
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Don't Fnil to Attend.

Free lessons in cooking by Miss An
drews of New York each afternoon. 3 to
o'clock, at GA Twelfth street northwest
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Gas Ranges-easiest work. cheapest fuel
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FOR YOUR ICED TEA
Use 'Kennys Cheon," the best soc. tea in
America. Pure American-refined Sugars
sold at cost.
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A very short time now will see the end of
the great sale of the Lansburgh stock of
furniture. Prices being below actual fac
tory cost, make quick sales. The goods are
on exhibition at 1926 and 1916 F st. NV. 1t
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Self-Watering Iron Vases.
Adapted especially for cemeteries. It will
pay to see our full line.
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We Don't Make You Paw Al

for our Private Stock Whisky. It's only
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Feast Your Eyes on the Combinations
Of colorings in Sweaters, Jerseys and Golf
Hose in our north window. High qualities.
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TRANSPORTS READY.
tEoats at Port Tampa Waiting to
Take Troops Over
to Cuba.

Tampa, Fla. May 6.-Seven transport
boats are now at Port Tampa and soon
will be in readiness for the loading of the
troops. The Florida has already taken
ON board a full supply of coal and large
force of carpenters was put at work to-
day erecting stalls for the horses and pack
mules.
The Whitney, Comal, Berkshire and Al
legheny are tied up at the docks taking
coal, and this finished, the work of max
ing alterations necessary for their use as
transport ships will be rushed. The Gus
sic, which arrived yesterday from New
Orleans with cargo of pack mules, Is
still stuck to the bank short distance
south of the dock and probably will have
to be unloaded by lighters.
: AS to the time of sailing, there is still
great uncertainty. 1t is not probable
that the lOng-looked-for orders to break
camp will be given before decisive action
between the Spanish and American fleets.
''The time of sailing will be made
known to everybody" said Gen. Shafter
today. "This is too big an expedition to
get away in hurry. When the time
comes everyone will be notified"
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ARR RIPE nor REVOLT
Government Keeps the People in
Ignorance Of the True 49,.
State of Affairs. -. Il.
PORTO RICO IS EXCITED.
Military Authorities Making Desperate
Efforts to Control tho
Populace.

ST. Thomas, Danish West Indies, April
26.--Matters at Porto Rico are growing
daily more serious. Refugees who have
reached here from the Spanish island say
that great distress prevails there.
AS no news is given out on the island,
the residents of Porto Rico implore their
friends here to keep them posted upon cur
rent events. The Spanish government has
stopped all code messages and communion
ton of any kind is most difficult.
1t is now said that the annexationists
are growing daily in numbers, and that
the revolutionary party of Porto Rico is
awaiting the arrival of the first Ameri-
can troops OF the hlockading of the ports
to rise against the Spanish government.
Military activity at San Juan de Porto
Rico and at other places continues un-
abated. Volunteers are being armed in
large numbers, and it is reported some
for hostilities. But. it is added, their
arms are in a great many cases falling
into the hands of the revolutionists, who
are only awaiting the signal to commence
active operations against the Spanish
troops.
Food prices continue to advance, less
business is done each day, and the Porto
AsASoASs 0AS CApCSA0At. pauASAS dAu 1cSiE-
full, while the Spanish officials are send
ing troops to the seaboard to repel posi-
bic invasions and at the same time they
are compelled to send troops into the in
terror to hold down the people of the
island.
The information concerning the coal SUP
ply of Porto Rico is vague and conflicting.
There appear, however, to be about 49,
600 tons of coal on the island owned by
Spain and probably about as much more
owned by private capitalists. But these
figures are merely estimated and art
based on contradictory statements.
Since the application Of martial law to
Porto Rico it has been difficult for people
to leave that island, though there are
doubtless many who are attempting to
get away: There appears to be
no protection for American citizens
ut Porto Rico and no way for
them to escape from the island.
France has sent a warship to San Juan,
a German warship is expected and posi-
bly, British warship may visit San Juan
de Porto Rico
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stroycd. Admiral Montejo, the Spanish
! commander, transferred his flag to the
{ Isle dc Cuba when his ship caught fire..
hut the latter was destroyed also in due
course Of time.
The Reina Christina lost her captain,
man by one shot which struck her bridge.
About 100 men We're killed mid 60
wounded on hoard the Castillo. Indeed,
some estimates place the number of Span
ish wounded during the engagement at
over 1000 men. siz=
The Olympia was struck five times
about her upper works and Whaleboat
Of the Raleigh was smashed. 81 &
~. Dewey Expected Riotips. IL
ade of Manila were fired continuously
during the engagement, Admiral Dewey
did not reply to them, and the battery
afterward hoisted white flag in token
of surrender. The terms of the capitula-
ton were still unsettled when the Nc
Cnlloch left Manila, and 1t was said Ad-
miral Dewey feared rioting upon the part
of the insurgents if he attempted 4 bonn
bardment of the remaining Notifications
ut Manila. -
The forts at the entrance of the bay
were dismantled Wednesday after they
had capitulated. ~
1t is said the American commander or
dered the cable to be cut because the
Spaniards refused to permit him to use it
city, cS tue ''''p'e@e SURRENDER 03 'ne
Was Advised to Surrender.
1t is said the Spanish ships did not get
given. 1t is said, also, that the Spanish
commander informed the governor gener-
al that it was advisable to surrender in
the interests of humanity, as it was i'm
possible to resist successfully, but that
no and his men were willing enough to
fight and die.
Even when the Spanish flagship was
wounded, refused to leave the bridge till
the ship was burning and sinking, her
stern shattered by a cannon shell and her
steam pipe burst.
As vet there are no further details of
the fighting. After it was over Admiral
Dewey sent an ultimatum to the city bat
terry, ordering it to cease firing or he
would lombard.
The Petrol chased gunboat up the
River Passig, and the Spanish captain
came in boat to negotiate conditions of
surrender. The American captain re-
Piled: Unconditional surrender or
To this the Spanish answered.: 1--WE
are willing to fight. Please allow us to
send IOr ammumuon, because our store
is exhausted
On proposal to the existing authori-
ties to continue temporarily under the
American flag, pending the termination
of the war, the Spaniards delayed their
decision and kept wiring to Madrid. The
Americans requested the privilege Of u.s.
ing the wire, and when this was refused
they cut the cable.
The Esmeralda, from Hong Kong, ar
rived right in the middle of the battle.
During the adjournment for breakfast
an American cruiser was detached to
meet her, as it was believed she might be
a Spaniard. When it was found that
the new arrival was a British vessel she
was warned to keep away. The Esme-
ralda, therefore, moved up the bay ten
or fifteen miles,
There are still two or three Spanish
sunboats about the Philippines. but no
resistance from them is probable One
recently captured an American bark.
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TROOPS FOR DEWEY.
War Department Arranges to Send
an Army to the Phil
tppInes.

Washington, D. c.. May 7.-As soon
as the news in Commodore Dewey's ca
Diagrams had been fairly absorbed by the
navy officials they turned their attention
to the future. 1t was already in contem-
plation to send some troops to relieve the
squadron of the necessity of occupying
Manila and the forts, if Admiral Dewey
should call for them.
Although he made no such request in
his cablegram today the officials gathered
from its text that he was not i'll complete
possession of the city and they immedi-
ately ascrihed this to the lack of men to
occupy it. Therefore, Secretary Long
stated, without waiting further the gov
ernment will send troops to reinforce Ad-
miral Dewey with all promptitude.
Secretary Alger and Gen. Miles were
communicated with on the subject and
they Immediately planned all arrange
ments for the sending of an expedition
from San Francisco. These plans will
be put into. immediate execution.
The City of Picking is expected at San
Francisco today and the Mare Island
navy-yard people promised to have her in
condition to receive troops and supplies
by next Thursday.
Meanwhile the navy pay officer, Pay
Director Griffin, will make every effort
to get together some more swift mer-
chant steamers to serve as transports. It
is not doubted that sufficient number
of these can be readily secured from
among the swift and powerful steamers
of the great ocean liners starting from
San Francisco.
Gen. Miles thought that about 5000
troops would suffice to reinforce Dewey.
With vessels like the City of Picking no
trouble would be found in carrying these
to the Philippines in six ships within
three weeks. 1t is the present purpose to
start the expedition on the 10th, one
week from tomorrow. Troops will be
taken from the West mainly.
Senator Shoup was the first in the field
with a bid for his people for the Philip
pine campaign. The war department
promised to take one Of the infantry COM
panies from Idaho. Other troops will
be drawn from Washington and Califor-
MIA.
There are eight companies of United
States regulars in San Francisco harbor,
and they probably will he dispatched
their places in the coast defense being
taken BY the four cavalry companies at
the Preside and some six companies of
the Fourth infantry now at Vancouver
barracks
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COLORED TROOPS MOVE,
The Twenty-fif.h Regiment Leaves
Chattanooga Bound for
TAMPA, Fla,

Chattanooga, Tenn, May 6.-The
Twenty-ffth infantry regiment, colored,
Col. Burt, left for Tampa, Fla, this aft
ernoon> on special trains. Railroads will
give them the right-of-way and the regi-
ment will make a quick trip.
Every regiment encamped at Chicka-
manga has received orders to ship all
baggage to home posts at once.
The orders are being rapidly carried
oat today and the army may now be said
to be ready with simple field equipment
to move out at a moments notice.
The courtmartial for the infantry insti-
tuted by Gen. Brooke held it's first ses-
sion today. The case of Private John
Sevoy, charged with threatening to kill
superior officer, was heard.
Washington, D. c., May 6-First AS
sistant Postmaster-General Heath said
today that friends and relatives of sol
diers in the field in addressing letters to
them should mark plainly the company
and regiment to which they belong, as
by doing so the distribution of the mail
will be facilitated. This applies to both
the regular troops and the militia volun-
teerS.
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SEEKS THU GROWN.
Proclamation 70 Do Issued tue
Moment the Queen RI
gent Abdioatss, q
.PRETENDER READY 70 ACT.
4 Military Dictatorship /. Believed
70 BE- : Foreqons .
Conclusion, 81

Is New York, May THE Commercial
Advertiser today publishes the following:
/ A manifesto has been issued by Don
Carlos calling upon his loyal followers
throughout the United States and South
America to join him at once. Some viii
leave here on steamships sailing today;
others have left already, and still more
will leave as soon as they can settle up
their affairs in this country. a
Rafael Diez de la Cortina, the Official
representative of Carlos in America, yes
terday received his instructions to join
Don Carlos and will leave for Europe dur
ing the coming week. According to Senior
Cortina, the general ferment in Spain to.
day is the beginning of the end Of the
present dynasty. IN. rs
The emissaries of Don Carlos through
out Spain have reported that an over
whelming majority Of the people are ready
to flock to his standard the instant it is
raised. Gen. Weyler and the army are
only waiting to receive the word to OPEN
~ declare their allegiance to him, and the
majority of the naval officers, including all
Of the fifteen admirals, are already
pledged to him.
In reply to question as to the intention
Of Don Carlos regarding the Spanish
American war, Senior Cortina replied:
Sufficient unto the day is the evil there
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ARMS FOR CUBANS.
Sories Of Small Expeditions will
Preoede the Invasion OF
the Island.

Washington, May 7.-While the inva.
sion of Cuba In force has been delayed
by the difficulties of preparation Secre-
tary Alger and Gen. Miles are not going
to permit the time to be lost. They a.
ready have plans we'll Under way for a
series of small expeditions that shall
carry arms, ammunition and other neces-
sites to the insurgents.
President Mckinley insists on agrees
sive action, and Secretary Long has d.
rected the blockading squadron to CO.
operate with the expeditions.
Florida this week, and in fact it may
have sailed today, which is perhaps the
source Of the rumors that force Of reg:
ulars from Tampa was about to be
thrown into Cuba in spite of the denials
Of the watmakers in Washington.
The government has no Krag-Jorgen-
sen guns to spare for the Cubans. but
it is sending them serviceable Winches-
tiers and Springfelds, with proper ammu-
n't1on to make them effective.
These expeditions will consist Of small
parties, probably with many Cubans
among them. The government Is in com.
munication with the insurgents, who will
sepd directions as to the proper points for
seeking landings.
Ihe invaders are to cross the gulf
stream in sr1al II boats, and will be accom-.
panied to the designated landing places by
warships from the blockaders. who will
give them any needed protection while un.
shipping their cargoes and delivering them
to the insurgents on shore.
The Cubans west of Havana are par.
ticularly in need of arms and ammuni.
ton, and it is understood they are to be
supplied first, particularly as their num-
bers are limited. 1t Is possible the in
surgents in Pinar del Rio can be sup
piled in this manner without sending q
large force to that part of Cuba.
In military circles it is asserted that
the date for starting the regulars from
Tampa to Cuba Is still uncertain, but it
is strongly limited it viii not be until
after the Spanish fotilla from the Cape
Verde islands has been located and per.
haps annihilated. 1t is concluded, there
fore, that the Tampa force will not sail
before the middle of next week.
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of. He certainly will not act until he
has seen and consulted with the American
Carlists. We will join our leaders at
some place on the continent of Europe
exactly where do not know.
"A provisional government will be
formed to go into effect the instant the
Queen Regent abdicates, Or when Don
Carlos proclaims himself. There will be
no opposition from any other nation. The
new government will be formed on much
more democratic lines. l speak authori-
tatively when I say that Don Carlos in
tends to make radical change in the
present system of government" 81
Students Are Rioting. v
Madrid, May 7.-Noon-Serious trou-
BILE is apprehended here and much excite
ment prevails throughout the capital. The
students of the university are assembling
there and it is supposed they intend to
provoke a riot. h
A strong force of police has been de-
tailed to prevent the general public from
reaching the university and joining the
students, which is believed to be the plan
Of the leaders Of the proposed demonstra-
ton. s:s {. H. s.
There has been fresh rioting at Ciudad
Real, capital of the province Of that
name, and situated about ninety-seven
miles south. of this city, and martial law
has been proclaimed there. ~ :
A royal decree was gazetted today an
nouncing that wheat, maize, oats, rice
barley, -four, beans and potatoes are
henceforth allowed free entry at all Span
ish ports on the peninsula and interdicting
the expectation of wheat maize, oats,
rice, barley, -four, beans and potatoes.
Dictatorship Expected.
Hendaye, France (near the Spanish
frontier), May 7.-Advices which have
just reached here from Madrid by mail,
in order to escape the Spanish censor, say
military dictatorship is coming, in order
to contend against the spreading disturb
ances arising from hunger, the defeat of
the Spanish feet at Manila, and the po-
litical plots of various descriptions.
1t is added that Marshal Martinez de
Campos, the former captain-general of
Cuba, will probably be the head of the
dictatorship, and that he will be support
ed by a ca binet composed in the main of
military men, as the last chance of saving
the dynasty. -
As for Gen. Weyler, who has been
looked upon as aiming to become mill
tary dictator, it is said his ambitions
will be quoted by the offer of an impor-
tant command in the peninsula. AT the
same time it is pointed out that Wey-
ler's acceptance of subordinate position
is doubtful, in which case he may have
to be dealt with in some other manner.
The provinces are still in a state of dis
order. Renewed rioting is reported from
various points and there have been fire.
quent conflicts between mobs and the DO
lice. = =
At Soria, capital of the province of that
name, fifty miles from LOgrOno, the riot
ers have burned the market building and
the barracks of the troops. Here again
the women Joined in the rioting.