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tine FORWARD TuRREr.
u WAS BI"wn CIcnr on the shin nnd
Now Lies in the Mud,

Vow Lies in the Mud.
Now York, March THE starboarl
turFet OF the Maine Is found to baye
been blown clean oil the ship, saws the
Havana correspondent OF the Herald. The
'urret now lies upturned on its side ana Is
sunk deep In the mud. It's present posi-
ton Is regarded as enc more proof of the
tremendous force of the explosion exerted
In the direction from port to starboard.
George Helrnes. the Spanish carpenter,
mas made careful inspection OF the
wreck. He was detailed to this duty be-
cause OF his perfect familiarity with q l
portions OF the vessel. Though Helmes
mas not made an official report or ao-
pearen before the board of inquiry since
ne first testified week ago, IL Is un-
derstood that he has prlvatel; confirmed
the statements OF Ensign Powellson in re-
gard to the present position OF the aiaine's
bottom plates and the shattered condition
OF the ships keel.
Naval Inspector Hoover il aboard The
Mangrove with the court Of inquiry. ana
ms views viii also be considered ON points
ihvoiving the structural evidence.
= sara the dlscontinuance OF work by
me tug Right Arm was the result IN |.
disagreement between the captain OF thar
cratt ana Captain Slgsbee Of the Maine
Saptain Magee. II is said refused to lei M
men convey the bodies as 4ooyere5 from
me wreck to the tug barge, a few hundr,a
YARDS away, asserting that the CONTRACT
did not call for such duty 1t was decided
20 dispense with the services Of capiaIn
,Masee anu MS boat. The wreck /, now
~ u,smantieu rapidly, and work hsluw
easier. rSfS'''e'atciy
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STAINS AWKWARD POSITION.
IL Is Dne TO II Too officious For.
eisn Policy.

! II Is Dine TO Too offcious For
eiisn Policy.
London. March S.-The Times says this
morning III Spain is placed in an awk-
ward position respecting the Lee incident
she must thank the indiscretion of her
foreign office. She can not blame Presi-
dent Mckinley. Mr.. Canuons bill can
hardly be explained by the Lee incident
1t is probably due to the rumors that
Spain is purchasing war vessels. We don't
believe that Spain desires war but IL she
does this evidence OF Americas alertness
offers most efIectual check President
Mckinley appears to be adhering loyalty
To the policy Of firmness, caution ana pa
chic crcumspection ho has hitherto pur-
sued
No doubt he has the support or the So
Der ana conscientious mass of the Ameri-
can people, but he has had to face out
bursts OF popular clamor tnat awkward
mon might have mistaken for the voice OF
the country
The completely OF the Spanish goyern-
ment in the Maine disaster Ia a hy1orhesl,
700 monstrous and irrational to be enter
tanned, and, except that there is nothing
impossible of arrangement between Spain
ana America while the nature of Cuba,s
disorders can not but i~spire thoughtfuI
Americans with a serious doubt as 10 tho
wisdom OF annexation"
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WHY 1T WAS ASKED.
Amcricn Asked To Recall Lee simply
to show Good VIII.

Amcricn Asked TO Recall Lee simply
to show Good VIII.
Madrid, March THE details of Spain S
request that the United States government
reccll Fltzhugh Lee as consul gcneral of
the United States at Havana are as fol-
lows:
The United States minister. General
Stewart L. Woodford, had conference at
the Spanish war ministry on Thursday last
with Senior Gullon. the minister for foreign
affairs, with an interpreter. Senior Gullon
expressed the desire of the Spanish govern
ment that General Lee be recalled as proof
of the good viii of the United States
General Woodford cabled Immediately 10
Washington on the subject and the reply
OF the United States government was COM
municated to Senior Gullon on Saturday.
Some OF the Spanish provincial papers re-
feired to the matter yesterday, but the
newspapers o. Madrid have rot made any
reference 10 it.
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THE STATE.

a rigid quarantine on Columbus has
been established by tho county judge
woman and child were killed. man
perhaps fatally injured and two children
hurt by windstorm In Jackson county.
Galveston Is to have company of artll
iery TO man tho forts. Quarters for the
men aro to be rushed.
Worms aro PLAYING havoc with the peach
crop in Cherokee county.
Jim Mite has been placed on trial at
Tyler. charged with bank robbery Mt
Longylew.
cattlemca's convention will assemble at
Fort Worth today
a. and NJ. directors arc in session at
Brynn.
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coMsiEnc,AL..

New York, Memphis ana Savannah re-
dues spot cotton l-iec, but other markets
close unchanged
Liverpool cotton futures l-6i to 2-G4d
down, New York futures off on far and
to II on near mouths. New Orleans
futures to . points lower.
War scare caused semi-panic on the
London stock exchange.
In Chicago May wheat declined lie and
July &c. The far deliveries werc higher
Corn and oats closed lower and provis-
Ions are down 2is to Is cents.
fhe spectators on Wall street were
greatly influenced by the war talk and all
stocks went down.
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FERN rs a WAR VESSEL.
she's Not Built for Fighting, but She
Mcpresemls Il,is N;,tinn.

Havana, March AS previously cabled,
the coast survey steamer Bache, on her re-
turn from Key West. win take the FERNS
place here near the wreck of the Maine as
quarters for the officers. The Fern is to
go north to take on board supplies for the
reconcentrados. taking these supplies di-
rect 10 Matanzas and Sssua La Grande.
Technically the Fern is war vessel be-
cause she mounts one gun, six FOUNDER,
which is used for saluting.
Only surmises can be made as to how
long tho United States court of inquiry
into the loss of the Maine will remain here.
but 1t is not likely that the courts stay
here will be much longer protracted Its
members profess ignorance as to the time
OF their departure for the United States.
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advisable to give the public assurances tina,
congress would invest the president with n
power to prepare for all em-
ersenaes. which should be as broad az
.ne possibilities OF events and. therefore
masuau u passing various bills authorizing
spseinc action under the seven Department.
rausrM credit Of bo,0o0.00O should be re
pus.su ny the appropriations committees of
ss TWO houses and placed at the disposal
- :, ms PRESIDENT TO meet any exigcncy that
nay arlAe. Speaker Reed was In personal
a. e. with the president during the
~" ~ ana wtii prepare for prompt action on
me niii IN the house This legislation could
= oe interpreted as indicating that war
!. = ~ eApeo.ea. but as precautionary proyl.
s sr..' hnd assurance to the world that the
government at Washington IN MI, hr.rah ~.
a = without distinction Of party or persons
y. and will be, solIdly united IN srsry
dsn us i, ,n,i pertains % support Of the pres
Win our fellow men and the unhnlainr -
me National dignity ana honor :" y
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1ly1G6 WIZ ysaehiasry that their freight
@etsying cep4city = tinIited practically y
T. little spaes on the upper decks. But
~ tefosv statsd. 1 dofenite decision has
not VI been reached ~ to which ship o.
sAlp6 Will bs sent.
8 Secretary Long ca5<ptitcs that the SUD
pIles which iest New York saturday By
Stcamer for Key wcstlwill reach the latter
point Wednesday, giving simple time 10
the interim 10 make 4 selection between
the vessels He said further that 4 would
probably be left TO Admiral Sicard. the
conmander-in-chlef Of tho squadron, 10
choose the vessel which could best be
spared. No attempt Il made to deny that
The attitude Of the Spanish government to-
ward the entry OF warships into Cuban
ports may be full Of significance and lead
IN the end to trouble.
1t Is realized that II 1t Is conceded that
vessels OF the United States navy may be.
in times OF peace. excluded from Matansas
or sagua, by the same rule they likewise
may be kept out OF Havana harbor and The |
administration would thereby not only be
prevented from rcdeeming its promise 70
send another warship to Havana to replace
the Maine but would be obliged 70 leave /
American citizens resident In Havana en-
tirely without protection IN ease OF need. |
This possibly is not contemplated with |
equanimity by the administration. hence II /
may be fully expected that the officials
will stick TO their technical purpose to
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rnn MAINE DIsAs1inr,.

; Chairman Cannon after a conference
) with President Mckinley, the army navy
3 and state departments aud republican
! leaders. Introduces bill approprlating
! Sp,ooc.oo Tor National defense
) 81. Louis naval reserve 10 remodel the
7 City u vitksaure into a gunboat
; 1t has been decided that tho Fern viii
carry supplies 10 Cuba and the Mont
) gomcry wiz go at once 10 Havana.
Navy department is recruiting men for
J the Columbia and Minneapolis
The Alamo arrives ut Key West with
, ammunition ior the lees.
In case war between the United States
, and Spain should occur Englands moral
Influence would be with America
II viii require forty days for SPANS
torpedo boat squadron to cross the ocean,
conveyed by the City Of cadiz, which car
rics coal aud yletuals Tor the entire no.
this
In English official and financial circles
the tension between the United States and
Spain is considered very srave. The ARM
strorgs VIII not give out Information con
corning the sale Of ships, but IT is thought
thal II war ran lot ba afeileu FfehCn cap
iiallsts VIII ala spain
sobor puBosc and Judge Day had a
long conference, but nothing was made
public except that puBosc was not in.
FORMED that any olGgini request for Lees
removal had been made
Gaines: men in Washington predict
There wiil he war within week.
Franco is Jealous Of the growing import
ann Of the United states aud sympathises
With Spain
Consul General Lee. when asked regard
ing spain's demand for his recall said: II
VIII continue to do my duty, which is to
guard American intercsts.'
Spaiu hos Withdrawn her demand for
Lee'e recall, which was only requested as
proof OF The good VIII Of the United
States
Uaitod states will send supplies to Cuba
on naval vessel, whether Spain likes
1T or not.
London Times says If Spain Is in hot
water ii is because o, q too otioious for
sign office.
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GEAR REED GIVES ASSEM-
PROMISES that the House wn 49,
Amp ExiRency.

w...Any Exiacncy,
"hsnxton, March !. -secres.-x
- war Alxcr had a conferenc. Win.
speaker Reed NJ the latter. hcssi
c"ris mi. morning. secretary AIwer
s,s" a1oas : o'ciork and rcpaia~d
WIN Mr. Reed half an hour. Th~y
"eh oyer the existinw situation
.nor"uxh'y and arrivea ~ perfect
Understanding. The speaker a..urea
ne secreeArs that the hau.c would
sr"nnsiy act spoa any measure
seemed necessary ~ the adminis-
ration In preparation for an .mrr.
Soy ~ assured the secrctary
.A~s inc hcnse cesld BIZ relied upon
- support the admini.t ri ion.
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Remember We have cured
and Chronic Diseases that nAU ~
cured nj the hands OF some %
lists and physicians In INC ~
Proof OF this statement a. ~ -
BLOOD AND SKIN Diseass r
pies, Scrofula, Blood Ta'nts III
arising from an impure slatJs ~
coripletely eradicated from vi, !
KIDNEY AND Nv r
Weak Back. Pain In Side. W.
Ia Urine, Brlckdust, or wv
urinnt!ng. frequency OF hntns
all diseases OF the bladder %
PRIVATE Diseases. Blood .<S
v. yirocele, Tenderness. SVEN
n Organs, and Piles. Ftstum
without pain or detention frol1
LADIES. II you are suneFln9
trcssing ailment peculiar kI
should call on DR.. Hathaway
All persons who may Be
consult ~ at once. as our
guarantees 10 every ono eAp
Mail treatment given By ssae
tom blanks.
No. / for men, No. for -
sksn diseases. No. I for cafaxs
Address or call 10 your nsP
DR, HATHAWlAS
aS7 81. Charlee
New 0rI9
or 400 IL Alem
San Aase
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FOREIGN.

Fresh revolution against Spain In the
Philippines.
frglish press of the opinion that Russia
has begun the partition OF China and wants
10 krom what Britain proposes to do.
Chinese government Is much exercised
over Russes demands, believing that
they are only beginning.
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w.snlNeroN.

House passed the iawley hul providing
for two additional ar,illery regiments.
American cotton coed OH is very likely.
IS It's superiority 10 continue 10 control
The French market In spite Of tariG dis
examinations.
DR.. Grant is said to have withdrawn his
support OF c. NJ. Ferguson for the Eagle
Pass eolleotoahip.
supreme court has decided that the Ne
ireska maximum railroad law is uncons,l-
tutonal,
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RAILROAD.

Assistant Paymaster Cushman of the
Southern Pacific has been promoted to the
position OF treasurer, vice Fiato, rrsigncd
Railrnnd attorneys meet at Galveston
and decide upon plan Of action against
the Lone stars injunction.
southern Pacific will sell no more tickets
from Columbus TO state points for the
present
Manager Van Week and Traffic Manager
nein on Il tour OF inspection.
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description OF the manner in which
Lieutenant jenkins of the Maine met his
death.
az, "r Nsrol Norton viii speak tonight at
turner nail on Christian Science.
lne new court house arteslan well near
Ing completion.
Monthiy report of the Faith Home.
return of Mr., Read OF the deep waite,
con mittce from Washington.
wy council adjourned its regular meet
tin Curtin. y ''"''
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sayers IL pntrIniic.

Washington, March 7.--Representatlys
sayers of Texas. the ranking minority
member of the appropriation committee.
says that in the stress of impending war
ne would and he believes ali other dem.
ocrats in congress would sink all politicat
considerations and vote for any measures
deemed necessary for the protection Of tbe
country and the maintenance OF It's dig.
nifty and honor.
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4 SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
STATE POLITICS.


The claim is made at Jester hcadquas-
ters TINT the withdrawal o. Mills viii ala
the Corsicana man.
Mr.. Blake urged to reconsider his decl-
nation and to re-onter the senatorial race.
Mr. Dudley Of Paris may run against
j. ". Crawford for congress.
Washington county adopted test OF It's
owp
Dosaue County adopted the committee
test.
Caldwell county negroes arc organizing
to act ms an independent force in county
ahfirs.
Crane forces in MeLcnnan county are 10
b. organized.
a Navarro county man argues the bene-
fits ot conventions as against the primary
syften.
M'rion Williams gets off an interview as
n middlc-of- the-roader
D.. Grant has appointed Walters of San
Antonio MS chief deputy marshal
Mr.. Gossett Is said to have decided tina.
he VIII not run for congress
Il largo crowd greeted Attorney General
Crane at Denton.
Friends Of MIR. Mills NJ corsicaha wer.
surprised by his withdrawal.
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Argument of counsel commenced In tho
ease against sheriiI Martin aud deputies
for numbering miners at Lattimer. Pa.
m the Carter court martial the judge
decides that the private papers OF soldier
are not lire those Of citizen. hut are
subject TO seizure.
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Recruiting snilors.

Washington. March THE mul
ment today began the recruiting i
the Columbia and the Minueapolk Z
now at the League island navy nd
action Is taken notwithstanding tn
tile part of congress in providing n
additional men asked for bytSeetas1
in his recent communication To " 4
fairs committee. About $50 men IA "
REQUIRED, and the enlistments an b 4
at Boston, New York and philadel1lS|
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rerred saving that tho committee wo,,a
tsopapiy be able TO report IL within twen.
W., our nouis' few senators say they ala
uc,,,si $500 VA. the time had Az sar
80, .suu ior war, but they Cid not indicate any
M" 10 antagonize the passage Of ~
senators who favor the bin say II Is =
1890 ana not a war measure. and some
u ',, the opinion tisst il Mould S' ~,
"ore etfcctivc II It carried 500 0oo oo0 ~
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ARB ALREADY PIGnnI
Result of the First Battle d
Frontier Is Not Yet Knsml
ut San Jose.

New York, March 7.-Advicss y
jose, Costa Rica, via Punta Arenal
Herald say a report has reached y
tai that an encounter has taken =
the frontier in the neighborhcod
between Nicaraguan and oos'l
troops. The result is. not known
The letter states that PRESIDED
of Costa Rica has gone to the haa
son and that General Aurelio Esr'
probably be commander general y
ragua's army.
While these advices are not ~
1t is regarded as not improbane
two countries have plunged lnp
already without having made "
laration of war. Costa RIGA eolp
be cut off from the outside we's
aragua refusing to permit the =
pany to handle its dispatches
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Ammunition for m u,

Key West, Fla, March The VI
steamer Alamo arrived here u
with cargo of ammunition ior ID
States fleet, the greater part Of I'D
tended for the cruiser Cincinnati. Al
Montgomery will take the atnmuhh}
Cincinnati. The Alamo went alx3
Montgomery and transferred fitsd
ammunition to that cruiser, after q
LETT for the Tortugas islands.
There was no movement smong th,l
day. The coast survey steamer Bad
here from Havana, having on bail
mains of six more victims Of the
the Maine. They were buried With
ceremonies observed when tho hntR
buried o. Thursday last.
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Philadelphia. March 7.--Mr. Charles =
o'a'hp' president Of the cramp snip build
ing company today denied absolutely N.
stery that his company was preparing n,ans
Tor plumber Of war vessels and Of mod.
~ sn'p building plant for an European
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SPANISH TORPEDO SQUADRON.
now the ships Are Armed ma Pc
NisiOned for The Nnrn.

Nisioned for the Voynwe.
New YORK. March IA Cadiz corresponder,
OF tho Herald says Much interest is ,,,an H.,
the coming voyage OF the torpedo hoo, a.
stroyers and the torpedo boat sonadror ~.
novelty and the manner in which Tho hoa,s
VIII De rugged are much debated on and NAV,
be of interest to naval mon. ''4'
~ tae hayo and Azore alone II Inns hoo,
necessary to repair tho machinery. ON mo
oorpeao boats Terror. Furor and PlIton fam.
poIaIy risging is arranged for three masts
anu ioi sn'hii sans 10 be used II possible srha
, nnga1ines have been emptied OF war ma
The raans 40 t AT coal, In order to augment
s.e ANUS OF their action. The torpedo ~.
ssroy.Is artillery on deck has been fis
mounted 10 make them more seaworthv Al,
.hese suns nave been placed in such nnsi,ion
notice. " moment s
Inc transatlantic steamer City OF caa,z
,si,h ape1ihpany the squadron. She is filed
ral, rails ces s ana provisions literally up to her
and has on deck four cannon or twa,vs sn n,r
.hs, eaiioer, two OF nine centimeters car
,ps., TWO mitraluses and two rand Arc v,,,s
saai ne s nankers she carried large supply Of
IA. soieiy for the squadron. One hundred
'ons Is Ia sacks ready Tor lnmediate ,,.s ~
IN, IN ORDER that the trip may not be deIayea
r LORE tnan necessary. on the deck OF he
and d two n,nes steamer ts nsei a large spirit
.ne water air-tight cases. which will ronta;r
n,e,asis and fresh bread In this manner ali
PROVISIONS VIII be distributed during the vow.
travel az the rate Of ten miles an hour
speed which can not be exceeded, owing ~ ,hs
,ac, that this Transatlantic steamer viii have
20 Tow me Azore. the smallest Of the iarneso
voyage. - ssDhp'ish the
Forty days time the trip will take. m.
s Sarnuron VIII have 10 be recoaled three time
weather. sAsi'on OF the
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SPORT.

some'hiug Of the new Brnaloes and
work at the park
Mccoy bested two men without leaving
the fine and announced that he would
claim the championship next Wednesday.
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xkISLEY's cAuTiox.
VIII Not he Forced Into w.r. ~.
In Ready far Icmeru.rc~ Sss

Cleveland. Ohio. March 7.---colonel chav
T. DICK. secretary Of the republican Ma.
uon~' committee. and close friend i,
President Mckinley and Senator Ham.
arrived here from Washington TODAY. In
answer to Questions he said
Sos. bofore leaving Washington ! talkea
veA uotn Mckinley and Hanna 81
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Spain. have arrived here. 1t Is y,
toats will be completed on Tfidays
day. wien they will 20 To Feni{
where they will take on board IA
ments. From Forrol the Osadt Z,
arc going TO Cuba,
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DIDN'T SELL ro sp.,.

London. March 1.-THE manager Of the VIM
can snip building works in Setting. c;e,-
many being asked by telegraph by the New
s ,JSk Worlds correspondent II that arm HAD
s s1iu, ~ was reported, three cruisers "a me
spanisn government, wired this answer, .vs
m nss s0'o no cruisers to the Spanish govern
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CREWS FOR THE BoATs

.iafsov. March 7--crevs TO man the spas.
ish iorredc boats ossda and Andsr ss,ss
are being completed BY The Thom psons y, y. .
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PARTITION OF CHINA HAS BEGUN.
English Press Says that Is What Russia's Action
r1eans.

London
OF ana In Fr
The What VIII England do
everGr a
their particularly needed
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SCHOOL FOR DEAF HONORED.

AT the triennisl convention of Ameri-
can instructors of the deaf, held n Co
Iumbus. Ohio. last week. the North Caro-
lima school was particularly honored by
the newspaper reports of that city, by
being the only school to receive special
mention of class exercises.
Superintendent Goodwin. with num-
Der of his corps of teachers, attended
and report IL pleasant and profitable SEES
sion.
The convention of deaf instructors
meet triennially at different State institu-
tons. and is composed of representatives
from nearly every State in the Union as
well as Canada. Great Britain and Eu-
rope. 1t is gratifying to know that our
State Institution is doing so much for
the deaf and that it can take honors
along with the leading institutions of its
kind in America.
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THE SURE LA GRIPPE CURE.

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through your body, your liver is out Of
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b,tion have Il bad cold, in fact are com
pletely used up. Electric Btters is the
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