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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-11
PLANNING FOR
OUR new NAVY
No NaFships Have Yet Been Pur-
chased By the President.
SUMMARY DENIAL IS MADE
Secretary Day says Spanish eOyeramsat
Not Notified Thatrssidsat Would send
spcsial Message to Congress-

Washington, March io-The United
States government has not acquired
single additional ship for the navy. This
Is true not because Of lack OF offers OF
warships from abroad. bur simply from
the reason that the navy department IS
proceeding with ali the eircumapeciion
consistent with the needs Of the case IN
looking 10 prices and qualities OF crafts
There Is a strong disposition 70 refrain
from being drawn into bad bargains and
TO Insist on getting good vessels al prices
not extortionai- Secretary Long wns In
receipt Of large number Of cable mea-
sages today. almost all relating 70 offers
Of ships
Lieutenant Niblock the United States
naval attaehe at Berlin. st. Petersburg
and Vienna, Is particularly active in
quest of vessels. There was a good deal
Of talk during the day about the assign
ment Of officers 70 the command Of aux
Hilary cruisers. the ST. Paul and st. Louis
being especially mentioned. but Secretary
Long SET these stories al rest by state
ment that he had not made any such as
siguments and had only progressed %
the point Of Informing himself OF the
possibility Of getting ships oflcered and
manned quickly.
While looking after new ships the ON
cials of the navy department are not
negiecting other vessels and arrange
ments have been made % make short re
pairs on several ships that in the or
dinary course would not be treated in that
fashion. but would require an entire over
hauling.
The presence IN this city OF persons
connected with steamship lines and steel
works led TO the circulation Of a number
Of sensational stories during the day. but
perhaps none OF these had the persist
ency OF one which met a summary denial
at the hands OF Assistant secretary Day.
TO the effect that Minister woodfoFd had
notified the Spanish government that the
president intended sending to congress
message announcing his recognition OF
Cuban independence
conference was held at o'clock In
the office OF Assistant Secretary Roose-
welt to map out plans for arming and
equipplng merchant vessels as auxiliary
cruisers. Roosevelt presided. and the
others present were: Captain Crownln-
shield. OF the bureau Of navigation: Cfp-
tain O'Nell OF the bureau OF ordnance:
Chief Hichborne OF the bureau OF con-
struction. and Commander Bradford OF
the bureau Of wards and docks. This
meeting had been preceded by a call from
President Griscom Of the International
Navigation Company. who owns the four
ships, ST. Paul. st. Louis. Paris and New
York. The meeting brought out a gen.
eral discussion OF the work the various
bureaus would be called upon to perform
In making these and other vessels ready
as auxiliary cruisers
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-11
PATRIOTIC ACT OF
SPANISH OFFICER
Captain Of Yizra,a Summarily Pm
isbes Party Of AutonOmists.
THEY INsULTED AMERICANS
hsspsd lbass On ths Officers d the fsra Ia
haysaa nsShor Some Of Spsia's
Oiiisials TOT ,hi Right.

New York. March iO.-A Herald dis
patch from Havana says:
Captain EuIate OF the vizcaya. who was
In New York recently. has just figured In
on lnoi1ent, which proves that al least
some OF spaln's best people viii not cater
to The rabble's desire about Americans in
Havana. The Vizcaya lay near the Fern
before the latter made room for the Mont
gomery and when the vessels swung
close together words spoken on the quar-
ter-deck Of one could be heard on the
other Boats loaded with enthusiastic
spanIards have filled the water around
the Spanish cruiser since her arrival. and
many visitors have been allowed 70 20
on board and have Inspected the ll-inch
guns which landsmen think are proof OF
Hayana's imprcgnability. The Vizcaya's
captain on Monday stood on the quarter
deck and heard a boatload from the shore
use abusive language as they rowed about
the Fern. The men on the latter vessel,
although they knew the compliments were
Intended for them. ignored them. and the
shore party pulled for the Vizcaya and
boarded her. when they were all on
deck near the ladder. the captain OF the
Spanish cruiser. with a word TO one or
two Of the marines. stepped briskly for
ward 10 meet the newcomers. They smiled
and bowed most obsequiously. Their sa-
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-11
COMING ELECTIONS IN CUBA

COMlNG ElaECliONo iN NObA'
New York, March lO.--A dispatch to the
World from Madrid says:
The lnsular government of Havana ca
Diagrams, report has fixed on April "a as
the date OF the elections for members OF
the lower house of the colonial parlia-
ment and April 2S for members of the
upper house Both bodies are TO meet
May l.
There Is considerable rivalry between
the radical and moderate autonomists
over the share to be allotted to each sec
ton OF the party In the colonial assem-
blles, That point, the managing commit
tee OF the autonomlsts will determine
soon. General Blanco and General Gal
vez, the president of the insular cabinet,
have been notified by the Marquis OF
Apeztegula that the Spanish party in
tends to take an active part in the elec-
tlons II Is the intention of the govern
ment to allot to them l6 seats In the lower
house and eight in the upper. 1t seems
that at the coming West Indian elections,
the colonial and special cabinets con-
template selecting as candidates to rep
resent Cuba and Porto Rico in the Span
ish senate and house of deputies, Spanish
politicians and military men. II is said,
however, that colonial parties will want
to be strongly represented In the i'm
perial parliament, inasmuch as they will
have to discuss the settlement of the Gu
ban debt, the new tariffs, the treaty with
the United States and indispensable
changes In the constitutions of the colo
nies demanded by the radical majority
Of the colonial home rule.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-11
PROF. HADLEY SPEAKS.

New Haven. Conn. March l0.-Prof.
Arthur T. Hadley In his lecture to his
class on political economy at Yale yes
terday expressed his views OF the present
international difticulty between the United
States and Spain. Prof. Hadley said as
to the Maine disaster that no proof OF
foul play had come to light.
in the matter OF international com
ity." he said. recognition OF Cuban in
dependence would be equivalent to de-
claration Of war. It Is n principle OF In
ternational law that so long as Spain has
not ceased to wage war In Cuba, and SO
long as the insurgents are not In posses
sion Of well defined territory and pre-
serving order there, the United States Ia
not justified in recognising Cuban lndc-
pendence. We might, by stretching a
point. recognize the cubans as belliger-
ents. as England recognized the confed-
crate states during the civil war. IL
such recognition was accorded Just now
II would probably preclpitate war"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-11
ITALY To AIp SPAIN.

New York, March lO-A World dis.
patch from Rome says;
There is feverish activity In the Italian
government manufactures of arms and
ammunition at Turin, Florence and Ma.
Piles. After idleness since the end Of the
African campaign they are running over.
time.
The Worlds correspondent says that
large orders for munitions of war have
been received from Spain and that the
Italian government is willing to fill them
In an indirect way by placing new arms
In the hands of the Italian troops and
selling the old ones to intermediary trad
ers. who would hand them over to the
Spanish authorities. Spain has depended
largely on Italy latterly for arms, There
is at this moment an order with the Ital-
len branch of the Armstrong; which has
foundry near Naples. to furnish two
Pinch guns for the Cristobal Colon,
which was built in Genoa. Spain is said
to be negotiating for the purchase of a
heavily armored cruiser which is nearing
completion at the shipyard at Genoa.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-11
cnANaEs IN cunA.

1 Havana March i0-capthin Converse.
OF the cruiser Montgomery. In company
with CONSUL. General Lee. called ON Cap
tain.Gcncral Rlnnco today and was re-
cclyed cordially and cour,cously.
In a letter to the United States consul
general. DR. Congosio the secretary gen
eral of Cuba, assures General Lee that
there will be no more delay In the pas
sage Of relief supplies through the Gus
tom house. on account ~ the discovery
Of jewels IN such shipments the authori-
ties held up many consignmonts and some
pcrishable provisions spoiled.
Louis Klopsch. proprietor OF the Chris.
tlan Herald. OF New York. and one OF the
three commissioners appointed by prcsi-
dent Mckinley to supervise the collection
OF fund for the relief OF the reconcen.
trados, who arrived here yesterday, has
explained that so far as he knows there
was no intention 20 smuggle He believes
the jewelry was sent from interior parts
OF the United States as presents, and the
quality and quantity discovered seems to
prove this assumption TO be correct.
DR.. Congosto explains that In future
there viii be no detention beyond the
time necessary &c pass the supplies
through the custom house
The United States court OF Inquiry into
the loss OF the battleshlp Maine Is qui-
city continuing It's work and It's men,
bers are as secretive as usual As FAR as
can be judged. there have been no i'm
portant developments recently. oficials
Of the Montgomery pay and receive the
usual courtesies here, visiting the Span
ish admiral and other Spanish officers,
who return the visits OF the American
officers.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-11
THE BRAZILIAN SHIPS.

New York, March lo,-Brazilian author
tiles persist in denying that Brazil has
sold any Of her warships but some au-
thorities claim that one Of the ships now
building in Europe has been sold to tho
United States. says the correspondent OF
the Herald. Brazil has at Newcastle
three cruisers of the same type--the
Amazonus. the Barrosa and third ves-
sci, not yet named. The vessels are each
800 feet in length and "A feet In breadth
They have twin screws and their tom
mage is $780, They are expected to attain
a speed Of 20 knots.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-11
THE SPANISH CRUISER vIzcAYA.

that her honor and Cuba might be saved
ty the recognition OF inevitable facts To
bid Cuba be free would be hard task,
but It would be the safest and most dig
nlf "a course"
The Daily News says editorially this
morning:
"while creditIng the United States with
the generous error OF giving the world
q noble example OF sacrifice for peace by
unpreparedness for war. we are glad to
see that they have shown themselves
wise In time"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-11
FRANCE DENIES IT.

New York, March lO,--A dispatch tc
the Herald from Paris says:
Nothing is known here of Spain con-
tracing loan In Paris. The rumor was
entirely without foundation. The Temps
publishes a dispatch from Havre stating
that the fitting out of the Spanish cruiser
Carlos Quinto is being pushed forward
rapidly. A high-powered 11-lnch Hon.
toria gun has just been mounted in the
forward armor-clad turret. A similar gun
viii be placed In the after turret.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-11
ALL QUIET IN MADRID.

New York, March lO.-A dispatch to the
Herall from Madrid says:
Some people thought the cabinet coun-
ell held Wednesday afternoon and even
ing would develope something sensational
but nothing OF the kind occurred, The
ministers took common sense view and
the result Is that there is nothing new,
All is peaceful and calm, The official
and general worlds have taken yester-
days events with a remarkable lack OF
emotion which Is more significant than
much noise, while at the same time there
Is a strong undercurrent OF feeling that
merely means America must be prepared
for the worst, but that war is not neces-
sary. The bourse took a pesslmistic view
OF the endless false rumors, the principal
one OF which Is that the Spanish charge
d'affaires in Washington had been handed
his passports.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-11
TO RECOGNIZE

To RECOGNIZE THE INSURGENTS
chicago. March io-The Journal has a
special from Washington saying
Intervention by the United states will
take tho form of the recognition of Gu
ban independence Judge Harlan ad-
ylsed this course So 40 20 pa, On spain
the responsibility ~ declaring war
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-11
INDEPENDENCE FOR
CUBA RECOGNIZED
President Mckinley viii Issue a
Special Message.
SPAIN FACES GRAVE PROBLEM
Affairs chAngiag 10 Cuba-No kofd from
coafI Of Inquiry Buyiag Coal
for ksrships.
SPAIN FACES GRAVE PROBLEM

Chicago. March IA special dispatch
"a the Chronicle from Washington aays.
President Mckinley has completed The
drah of a special message 10 congress IN
which he recommends the recognition Of
cuban independence II n BIZ intention
10 send ihls message 60 congress within
two weeks To support his olalm that
the time has arrived when the United
states should Intervene and stop the de-
vartatlng war In Cuba, the president
will submit the correspondence received
from consuls IN Cuba and Minister Wood
ford hi Madrid.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-11
spAfN PACING GRAVE PROBLEM

EiAlN A'lNN NiNANis iN'Aif-"N'
Madrid March io-Poll,lcal and hnon-
cial circles here realize that Spain b. fac.
Ink q grave problem In view of the at
iitude of the United States Il IL under
stood the spanish government has
changed lis policy towards Cuba and h
now courtinE the cooperation ~ the
Cuban constitutional party. urging the
maintenance of volunteers and the push
Ing Of the campaign against the lnsur-
gents, thus giving tho military policy "a
predominance over the Diplomacy THIS
change N due io the fact that II the
radical Ru,OnomiSts insisted upon the dir
armament of the volunteers or incitcd
the constitutionaiisis 20 disafcction.
conflict would superyenc. 'aiiording the
United States an opportunity for armed
Intervention.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-11
coAL oRpERs RusHEp.

Cleveland, March l0--Kirk, Woods &
Co., Of this city, today closed a contract
with the government ofiicials for 25O,OOC
tons OF coal to be rushed to Key West.
"The orders were received from gov
ernment headquarters to rush the coal
forward with all possible speed" said a
member Of the Arm today, "They allow
us but a very short time for the delivery
OF the coal and offer large bonus II We
deliver II before the time agreed upon,
Arrangements have been made by the
government with the railroads to have
this coal rushed to Key West as fast
az mined, the trains conveying the coal
will carry no other merchandise, thus
avoiding the delay of stopping at inter
mediate points to leave cars"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-11
THE uNsoLp WHEAT.

Washington, March lO.-The agricui-
tural department reports the wheat crop
in the farmers hands 12l,OOO,OOO bushels.
equivalent to 22.s per cent of last years
crop.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-11
NO WORD FROM INQUIRY COURT

NO WORD FROM INQUIRY COURT.
Washington, March lO,-A good many
cable messages were received today at
the navy department. II is said that
there was not among them any word
from the court OF inquiry or from Ad-
mirh sicard, but that they were almost
altogether messages from the United
States naval attaches abroad relative to
warships under construction and subject
TO purchase In countries In which they
are needed. For obvious and prudential
reasons the department Is not giving
publicity at this stage to any OF these
dispatches The navy department Is re-
newing It's efforts to secure the enlist
ment Of machinists, and TO this end
Commander Hawley, Chief Engineer
Webster and q surgeon yet to be Sc
lected, have been appointed board to
make special effort TO secure recruits In
the middle and southern states.
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