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Evening star., 1898-12-05
INCREASE FOR PENSIONS

III conformity with the requirements of
law, the Secretary of the Treasury TODAY
transmitted to- Congress the estimates of
appropriations required for the service of
the fiscal year ending June 80. 1900 as fur
nished by the several executive depart
ments. These estimates, includfne norma
nent annual appropriations, aggregate s5e3
0lS31S, as against SSt2 sT;,5l3, the amount
of the appropriations. inclddng deficiencies
and miscellaneous, for the fiscal year 1899.
and si62, ,641,ss5. the amount of the estimates
for 1889 Following is the total recapitufa-
ton, cents omitted:
Evening star., 1898-12-05
GOVERNMENT OF HAWAII.
Bill and Report Submitted 10 the
President.

The Hawaiian commission has completed
its bill for the government Of the Ha-
waiian Islands as a part of the United
States, and has also finished its report to
accompany the bill. and both matters have
been placed in the hands of the President
by Senator Cullorl. chairman Of the COM
mission. 1t is the senator's expectation
that the President will transmit the papers
to Congress some time this week, ans that
he will ask early considera don Tor the
question.
The bill will probably be cOEsi5e ~
the cabinet before il is ssnt to Congress.
The bill will not radically change exist
ing laws of Hawaii, except 90 to Gus -cras
and immigration.
Evening star., 1898-12-05
The Amen :

The Amen 4!
of marriage is
always a baby.
With out it,
wedlock is a
summer field
that never
blooms, a
8 o cr that
never buds, a
night without
stars, a sermon
without a ben
( dictiou a
prayer without
an Amen.
There never
was a husband
Evening star., 1898-12-05

1t pays to read the want columns of The
Star. Hundreds of situations are filed
through them.
Evening star., 1898-12-05
Post once Department.

The following additional clerical force is
asked in the Post Office Department: One
law clerk, 81 500; private secretary to as
sistant attorney general, s1,6e0. First as
sistant postmaster generals Office addf-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-19
SPANISH EXODUS TOMORROW.
MEMBERS or THE COLONY HERD TO SAIL FOR
HAVANA.

MEMBERS or THE COLONY HERD TO SAIL FOR
HAVANA.
There will be an exodus Of Span!ards from this
city tomorrow. when the Spanish Line steamer
Panama sails for Havana. Consul-General BaIda-
sano under instructions from his Government mas
told all Spanish residents OF the city TO be pre-
pared 20 start the Panama. In pursuance oil
this notice which was Gent TO every Spaniard IN
this city and It's vicinity who stu bears allegiance
to the Spanish flag. the consulate was fairy be-
sleged yesterday by Spaniards who were either
anxious to leave the city else desired 10 ma
out the latest war news. Passports were Issued 10
many OF those who called al the once
Secretary suarez OF the consulate. when seen by
n Tribune reporter Yesterday said: I'VE have In
formed all the members Of the Spanish colony mere
that the steamer will sail Wednesday for Ha-
yana and tina: II would he advisable Tor them 10
take passage on the same Those who cannot al
ford to pay FOR their own transportation VIII DE
sent out OF the United States at the expense or
he Spanish Government Some Of the members or
he colony Will be sent TO Havana. while others
Will 20 10 Porto Rico. We only sent the notice out
ate Saturday night but we have had already forty
applications for passports. and We expect that
about one hundred people will 30 OH the Panama
The entire Spanish colony In this city which
would be likely to take advantage Of this warning
Is about hundred and hfty people While there mere
either become American citizens. or else they nave
such business interests here that they consider "
The Panama. which belongs TO the Compania Tras-
atsntica Espa hola OF Barcelona, arrived mere yes
ierday from Havana with the cargo OF the steamer
Santo Domingo which wrecked on the Mexf
can April 5. IL Is usual for steamers OF
this lire remain NJ this port from week 70 ten
days. but the Panama Will discharge her cargo.
take on another. and be ready to sail tomorrow
morning
In addition TO carrying the Span.ards sent away
from this port by their Government. the Panama
Will take a large cargo OF provisions. which. IL Is
understood are for the Spanish Army. These sup.
plies consist OF -four corn. lard and quantity OF
i~rked teef which arrived here recently from South
American ports
Two other steamers Will sail for Cuban ports
This week All of these vessels VIII carry pro-
visions ordered by the spanish Government for the
army I'm cuba. The Seneca. % the New York and
cuba steamship Company. Will sail tomorrow with
a cargo similar TO that which the orizaba carried
saturday last which consisted Of 1853 bushels
OF corn. so bushels 81 cans. 1884 SACKS OF -four
md large number OF boxes and barrels OF ham,
Lard and bacon.
The English tramp steamer Alyedene which has
been chartered by this line. VIII sail on Thursday
for southern Cuban ports. and viii. In addition TO
n general cargo OF provisions, carry a large guam
,ity OF jerked beet This beef is received from
South America for trans shipment to the forces In
Cuba
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-19
NOT GOING IN FEAR.
sPANIARDs LEAVING THIS COUNTRY DE-
CAUSE 1T ISN'T GOOD FORM TO STAY.

SPANIARDS LEAVING THIS COUNTRY De-
CAUSE 1T ISN'T GOOD FORM TO STAY.
Washington, April fS.-Actng under instruc-
lions from the Spanish Minister here. the Span
ish consuls in various parts OF the country are
making preparations for the departure or the
Spanish colonies in their several districts. AT
rangements have been concluded Tor inc oe-
parture Of the Spanish residents OF bos'"n'
about thirty In number. and also for the Sp'n'7"
colony in New-York. The start from New-forh
will be on Wednesday. steamer having oeeh
chartered for this service. The spanish OH
Gals at Philadelphia and many other places are
taking a register of all Spaniards within the'r
iurisdiction This is not n census. as that was
taken on December 81 last. but Is for the speciai
purpose Of learning the number OF those WIN
desire to depart at once. The Spanish ooVer"-
ment will pay the expenses OF all those VINO 20
to Cuba or other Spanish ports. Some OF those
who are about to go prefer to seek asylum III
Mexico or Canada. in which case their expenses
for removal will not be borne by Spain
This general movement Is not inspired by any
fear OF indignity but is due to the customary
rule Of international procedure that the SUBJECTS
OF a. hostile power shall remove from the ter
ritory Of the country with which that "os'"o
power is at war While war has not yet &C.
Cured the movement IL a precautionary one
AZ the departure Of such large colonies II is
feared. would be attended with difncuNy ai'u
danger after hostilities had begun
The first actual move OF a colony occurred to-
dav when the four hundred Spanish residents OF
Tampa Fla sailed on a steamer chartereu W
carry them to Havana. Most or tnose iio'..
Boston and other places are Dle-Dodied youhs
men, who will be available for military sel''|'
after their arrival at Havana
The Spanish Minister has received no repor's
concerning the riotous demonstrations AT Ma'asA
and Cadz. He regards them as not important,
and saws the Government will take effective
measures to prevent them from assuming a
serious form. -
The report from Madrid that the complete
findings Of the Spanish naval commission on the
loss OF the battle-ship Maine are about 10 DE
made public creates some surprise here. az tney
were made public in Washington several weeks
ago and are now embodied In the printed VOL
ume concerning the Maine disaster recently
published by Congress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-19
DR.. Lyons
PERFECT
Tooth Powder
AN ELEGANT TOILET LUXURY.
Used by people of refinement
for over n quarter of q century.

tons net which, with slight interior aiIei "naI
will be able to carry 5000 tons OF puhkcI ,"a
II the ship is reh,ted me WORK VIII "' "'
at Newport News shipydrd .. ,,o,.
The Appomattox makes about hrteeh hnu's,
and could be used for no other purpose than
collier The ship is idle tonight, ana Napaa.n
Foau Is awaiting supplementary oroers Iion n
New-York Furness Witty & co. nave contro'
OF the ships Of the Chesapeake ana Ohio L'he'
which all fly the British flag
Old Point Comfort. Va, April IS.-Cap'a'"
Philip OF the battle-ship Texas Is angry o'e'
a newspaper publication that the men OF 'he
rexas took the Spanish flag for use as dress
ing to one OF the companionways Of the snip. so
that ii would he walked over III soiis ~ n
,h fact -, the matter is that because some
distinguished guests were coming apoaru tne
men were ordered to dress companionway,
which they did by putting up few signal hass
as covers to the steps. ,, .
Captain Philip said this morning: me story
Is outrageous We are men OF little cohinon
sense and are not doing ridiculous ana NONSENSE
cal things. II war was declared Tomorrow We
would not offer any such insult TO Inc Spa"''"
flag"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-19
WANT TO RETURN TO HAVANA.
AMERICANS At KEY WEST DESTROYS OF CO.
ING BACK TO CUBA.

AMERICANS At KEY WEST DESTROYS OF CO.
ING BACK TO CUBA
Key West. April IL (SpeclaD.-The failure OF
the steamer Ovette 10 stop here on her way 10
Havana from Tampa disappointed number OF
people Since the departure Of the spanish
Consul and Vicr-Corsul there are no Spaniards
IN Key West who have felt they would De VI.
peril 10y remaining but some Americans VINO iet'
Havana hastily in response 10 General Lees
warming and under an impression of immediate
danger are anxious to return and attend TO their
business pending developments at Washington
and Madrid.
The report ~ peace commission going
out from Havana to negotiate with Gomez does
not receive credit among those who know the
nature Of these peace commissions. Senors
GOWN and Ramirez who are said to compose
II. have no influence with tho insurgents Ii
they try to enter the insurgents camp they are
likely L. he hanged. The probability Is that
they will do other sO-called commissioners
have done. and halt at some sugar plantation
while they intrust letters for Gomez 10 pacincos
This Is n favortc scheme and helps to secure
delay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-19

who enters upon the obligations
and trials of married life handicapped BY physical
weakness and disease. II is her duty to be in the
best possible condition to support the duties of wife
hood and motherhood
II every young woman who knows Of or suspects
any unhealthy condition in her physical make up
would seek competent professional advice she would
save herself much future modification and misery
DR. X. V. Pierce chief consulting physician OF the
lnvalids Hotel and Surgical Institute. of Buffalo,
\. V. gladly answers confidential correspondence
from women free of charge aud gives careful fatherly
and professional advice to suit the individual case
He has, for thirty year, been recognized as among
the most eminent of living specialists in the treat.
ment OF diseases peculiar to women. His "Favoritc
Prescription is the only proprietary remedy in the
world designed by authorized educated physician
specifically to cure female troubles His great thou.
sand page illustrated book the Common Sense
Medical Adviser" will be sent free for FL one cent
stamps 10 pay me Cof Of mailing oniy For Il
stamps heavier cloth covered copy will be sent.
barbara A Mudd. Of Indiancreek Monroe County Mo
writes am very thankful for what DR. Pierces Favore
PRESCRIPTION nd Tor me was all broken down from nerv
Gus profaton but since taking medicine have had
more ree than from all the doctors Your Favorite pre-
sorip'ion did me world Of good"
Tue quick constipation. curc-Dr Picrce's Pleasant
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-19
sICARD ORDERED BACK TO DUTY.
THE ADMIRAL WILL RE PROFESSIONAL ADVISE"
TO SECRETARY LONG.


TO SECRETARY LONG.
Washington. April 1S.-Prohably with INV
view Of avail!ng himself Of the large experience
OF Rear Admiral Sicard Secretary Long mas ~
voked the sick leave of that officer and oroere'
him to duty In his own office at the Navy De
partment. The Admiral at present Is a. "'
home In New-York State. and is expected 10 ~
port at the Department within the next twe"'y
four hours. Being thoroughly familiar wiz"
every detail OF construction and the strehs."
and the weakness Of all Of the vessels OF ~.
feet under Captain SIMPSONS command. as We"
as Of those now lying in Hampton Roads u"'..
command OF Commodore Schley. the Admiral
expected to ,e OF great service to the pepA'
ment IN the arrangements OF any plans OF '"".
paign Technically he succeeds In the sec,~
tary's office Captain Sigsbee who I'LL oetu rsr
had been acting In a similar capacity snee .s, 20
tain Bankers relief as professional ad'''e'
the Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-19
CAN'T GET THE O'HIGGINs.
NAVY DEPARTMENT GIVES Up THE NEGoriA

TONS WITH Chilli
Washington. April 1S.-rt was stated at the
Navy Department this afternoon that the ehof''
TO secure the CHILEAN battle-shp OHiggins nave
been practically abandoned and that there Is
no longer any prospect that the United STATES
Will be able to secure any more ships, either De-
longing TO for. ign nations or being built IN tor
eign shipyards. Assistant Secretary Roose'e'
said this afternoon that It was more than prop
able that the Department hereafter would CON
fine its efforts in this direction To the acouts
ment of yachts. tugs and small craft gehelaF
ly for the purposes OF the auxiliary Navy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-19
FuNrs FME FURNITURE
Mahogany Finish Music Cabinets,
1878.
IS West 2jrj Street.

bought others at every station Colonel Burt
has taken a great fancy to the boy. and VIII
take him to the front II the regiment moves
He Is at present stationed with Company u.
Colonel Burt is the author OF system OF
trumpet telegraph and trumpet drill. when 10
considered valuable by Army officers lie IS
hard at work al present perfect'ng his system
The War Department. after seeing the pan.
has ordered Colonel Burt TO put the drill 10
practical test with his command. This VIII Do
gin tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-19
SAD GOODBYS AT TAMPA.


\ SElftOAp VI lO'Is SIANlNNiS GAIL EOh ia
vANA-srANIARDs To BE PROTECTED.
Tampa. Fla. April IS CspeciaD--The first exodus
% Spanish subjects from the United States took
piac" this afternoon. when ono hundred and nfty
Spaninrds bearded the steamer Olivctte N Port
Tampa and sailed for HAVANA More than three
hundred spar!sh citizens had applied TO Consul
Soils for passports but when the time came for
departure only haK that number went aboard the
ship
Consul Soils and his assistants took down the
ramc. age occupation and place ot nativity OF
each OF The refugees and they were then allowed
to go on board the steamer. Many tears were shed
as goodhys were slid for II known that many
OF ihos" departing Intended enlIstug In the Span
lsh ARM ln cuba. and that they would possibly
never be seen nrnlu.
The oliv"ttr usually carries tho Spanish rag.
well the i-n!tsi STATE. flag. but to-day the
Spanish dag WIS conspicuous by is absence
The people who left here were. as a rule, Span
iards - the poorer class. who would be dependent
on he richie. syaflards OF this country In the
event OF war Il thought best 70 send them
20 cuba whe-c hey will he under tho Spanish
nag only fcw wcil-to.do Spanish subjects sailed
on the steamer. Nearly all viii remain in Tampa
They anticipate 200 trouble. md were much pleased
'o-da, TO learn ~ tho reccp, OF thc following tec-
gram from Governor bloxham.
Tallahassee Fla. April is
To Hon Peter . Kr~ht Tampa. Fla.
TamIu tNat very rov"r ~ the command 81 the
Executive - this state viii be used 20 protect their
property. f'"l that all the good citizen. OF lamp,
VIII cooperate I'm fhis q ~" end that the usual
avocaiion~ Of such persons Will aot be disturbed
| write hy this mail
" y BLOXiIAI Governor
Later IN tho day the following WAS received by
the Insrcctcr-Gencral Of The State troops:
Colonel u. J. Anderson. Inspector General
The civil and military powers Of the state will
protect Spanish and all other citizens and nhabi-
tan's In their persons and property.
". -. BlOXiIAM. Governor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-19
NEW NAMES FOR FIVE SHIPS.

THE NETWORK AND THE PARIS TO BE CALLED
THE HARVARD AND THE YALE
Washington April r-The New-York and the
Paris have been renamed the Harvard and the Yale
respectively. The St Paul and the st. Louis retain
their nnmcs The Venezuela Will be called the
Panther. the Yumur the Badger and the Yorktown
hn H.-nlIlle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-19
WAR FEVER REACHES WARSAW.

Warsaw, y. Y. April is (SpeciaD The ngrlcult-
ural element IL becoming aroused upon the Cuban
question. and war enthusiasts are being enrolled
here to-day at the Watkins House. A company
Is being raised by pOpu ar Republican official
II Is about fifteen since any military organi-
Zaton has existed In Wyoming County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-19
CUPlD'S LASSO.

Its the way Of the
world. Cupid discov-
crs a man and a maid
putting their head. to-
gethcr III a confidential
way. The little front
iersnian throws his
lasso over them and
there YOU are: two peo-
pie are made more or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-19

less happy for life. II she is
bright, healthy, cheerful wife they
will be more and more happy as
the years go OH. II she is weak and
ailing and incapable there won't be
much happiness for either Of them.
A woman makes a grave mistake
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-19
MORE ILL-LUcK FOR THE soMERs.

THD TORPEDO BOAT IS FURTHER DAMAGED AT
TIE DOCK IN FALMOUTH.
Falmouth. England. April 1S-The United
States torpedo boat Sorners. purchased for the
American Government In Germany. which has
twice had to make port while on her voyage TO
the United States. was In collision this afternoon
with the masonry at the entrance Of the dock
in which she was being placed for repairs. de-
fects In her machinery having made her leak In
several places. AS result OF to-day's accident
the stem of the Somers was smashed. which
means that there Will be further delay In put
ting her In share for another start.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-19
FLYING SQUADRON AWAITS ORDERS.
AMERICAN LINERS EXPECTED At NEWPORT
NEWS -APPOMATTOX INSPECTED FOR
A COLLIER.

-APPOMATTOX INSPECTED FOR
A COLLIER.
Newport News. Va. April 1S (SpecaD-
Everything IL quiet at Old Point to- might and
there 10 Indications OF the departure OF the
Flying Squadron. other than the usual informa-
ton that sailing orders are expected at any mo-
ment.
General superintendent A. w. Post OF the
Newport News Shipbullding and Drydock Com
pany stated tonight that he expected the
American liners New-YOrk and Paris some time
this week. to be converted into auxiliary cruis-
ers. The ST. Louis and ST. Paul. Mr.. Post says
would surely come here II IT was found neccs-
sary to place the ships in a drydock for cutting
magazine floods or other purposes.
The Chesapeake and Ohio steamship Apo
mattox. which arrived here yesterday from
London. was inspected this morning at an early
hour by board Of naval officers. with n view
To purchasing her for n collier. The ship
discharged her cargo yesterday, and started at
midnight to LOAD grain and miscellaneous cargo
FOR London. but at o'clock this afternoon
several hours after the departure OF the In
spectors. orders were received from New-York
to stop loading her
she Is fine seaworthy steel ship Of l.S21
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-19

NOMINATED BY THE PRESIDENT
Washington. April lathe President to-day ~"
these nomina lions to the Senate: 49,
H. H. ROBINSON. Of Ohio. to be an Assistant WV
Constructor OF the Navy. -,,.,, IN ~
Navy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-19

on the Republican side. The following twelve Re
publicans voted for the motion to concur: Belknap
Lorimer. Manu. Warner and White, OF Illinois,
Bromwell and Brown, OF Ohio; Colson, OF Ken
lucky: Cooper OF Wisconsin: Dorr. OF west VIZ
gnia: johnson. OF North Dakota. and Subway OF
New Hampshire.
Mr. Dngleys motion TO insist ana ask TOT ecu"
ference was then agreed to without DIVISION, the
opposition realizing the uselessness or demanding
rolcall.
Just before 8 o'clock the Speaker announced tne
appointment OF Messrs. Adams rep. PENN Heat
wole 1Rep Mimi and Dinsmore tDem. Ark) as
conferrees on the part OF the House.
Mr. Grosvenor then moved to adjourn. nut MT
Cannon called attention to the fact that the House
would have to await the action OF the Senate beore
the resolutions would be legally In conference lie
thought the Mouse should remain in session There-
upon Mr.. Grosvcnor withdrew the motion. ana upon
Mr.. Cannon's motion the House took recess lot
twenty minutes At $50 p IN. further recess OF
fifteen minutes was taken, and then another until
o'clock. at which time a recess until O'Clock was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-19
". u. BL0XHAM. Governor.
THE MORRIS MAKES a GOOD REcORI

UER CONTRACT SPEED EXCEEDED oS THE Off
CIAf. TRIAL.
Bristol. II. J. April ls-The ofclai speed trial
Of the torpcdo-bo Morris c,cntly launched from
the Herreshons works here. held on Maria
gansctt Bay to-day. The vessel made a record Of
.i02 knots an hour ior distance % forty miles
under 1876 pounds pressure and with 40 revolutions
Her contract called FOR speed % ?2i, knots Com
mander Lain Of the Trial Board. said tina, every
thing In connection with ihe craft was unusually
SAT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-19
MARINES FROM BOSTON COMING HERH


MARINES FROM BOSTON COMING HERE
Boston. April l.-Captain George r. H ",sst
United States Marine Corps. will leave here to-"S
with twenty-five marines for the New-foeH 49,,
Yard. and Captain Kclton. OF the Boston .s row
Yard will take nifty more to New-fork to-"'
VOLUNTEERS IN wEsTcHEsrER COUNT
An effort Is being made by the young men o. ~
Sing to renew their application for the rorm:
OF a separate company OF the Nationa' ".s S.. ~.
little more than a year ago petition 20 '".s .,,
feet was signed but II received no eneoo'as,
MS Il was said that the State had enough IA
The members Of the Morell Post. u. a. w. y. Vat.
Pierre Cortiandt Van wyck Camp, Sons OF ..n
erans have now taken steps to DO VIVA. they -
and appointed joint committees 70 &C AFT OF waf.
the need. In case of the breaking V 'r the town.
There are large number OF veterans a,s not TOO
and the majority Of them say 'hey A'e
old yet TO serve their country. ,....,ey County
The 5th Company Of the LIST Wcss.eae and drilled
Regiment. which Il being orgahsssIla an election
under ofYicers from Fort Slocum hs'u George Ms
IN Port Chester last night %srri,t rst sussS.
ant and viii am H. Maitland second r!sSntsia 0sesoA
company has been drilling urae n. SsS'
who IL veteran Of the c'vn "s'' 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-19

The announcement OF the defeat OF the motion
1s to liz. was the signal for another demonstrate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-19
Colgate & Co.'s
WORKS

Total I1s-causcd by Representative BouteHe OF
Maine. after announcement changing his vote a'e "