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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-31
REPUBLICANS WILL WAIT.
They Favor Prompt Action but will Give
Mckinley n Chance.


Washington. March 30.-The republi-
cans of the house who are aggressive
ly in favor Of prompt and energetic ac-
ton In the Cuban matter. who met last
night in conference, held another meet
ing after the house adjourned tonight.
At last nights meeting 46
were present. Tonight they were rein
forced by 81. making a total of ll5. This
constitutes considerably more than a
majority of the republicans of the house
and the OF the house present
tonight said 1t by no means represents
the full strength of those Who will be
satisfied with nothing short of the com
plete independence of Cuba. Many or
the radicals favor armed intervention,
and a few, like Representative Marsh
of Illinois. believe that the blowing up
of the Maine lis a Casus bell. The
speeches at to-night's meeting, while
vigorous and yielding nothing, were
nevertheless In favor of giving the presi-
dent an opportunity to mature his policy
and of completing the negotiations IN
which he is now engaged.
Many of the leaders i'm the movement.
including Mr.. Hopkins of Illinois. Hull
OF Iowa, Tawney of Minnesota, Brom-
well of Ohio. Hepburn of Iowa and w.
A. Smith of Michigan, saw the presi-
lent to-day and all ne asked was n
brief delay. Action by congress be
lore the DtflhlllE HtEollaAibAS NV 'ii
pleted. he told them. would embarrass
him and might result in a complete
rupture. Mr.. Hull and Mr.. Bromwell
and others explained the situation to
the conference. They counseled acqui-
essence I'm the presidents desires, "A
rupture with the administration was
greatly to be deplored, they argued.
and should occur only as a last resort.
They informed the conference that the
..-gla., Aal antI thn nnonIinfinn
now i'm progress would either fail or be
successful by the end of the week. He
believed they would be successful. He
did not indicate their nature, they
said. but he pointed out that IL would
be ruinous for the details to be made
public at this time. They said the
president informed them he would, in
the event Of the failure of the negotia-
tons. present the whole subject to
congress and share with 1t the respon-
sibility for What might follow.
MIR. Adams of Pennsylvania explain
ed the sentiment of the committee or
foreign affairs was strongly agains'
further delay. though he himself was q
conservative. But he said the commit
tee was willing to defer to the wishes
of the president. and no action would
be taken tomorrow. on Monday, how
ever. II a solution had not been previ-
ously reached. action would be had
All the members present professed ig'
norance of the details of the president
plans and negotiations. although sew
eral said the president assured then
that II successful they would. n
thought. be satisfied. Upon this poin'
the representatives information was
unofficial. and the conference decided L
appoint a committee OF IL to wait upo
the president tomorrow n explain
their views OF the situation. the com
mittee to report at a meeting to be held
tomorrow night.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-31
TO ORGANIZE REGIMENTS.
Two Congressmen Have Resigned From
the Rouse.

Chicago, March D.-A special to the
Times-Herald from Washington says:
Illinois and Louisiana will furnish the
first congressman to resign n raise
regiments for the var. Representative
Campbell of the Twentieth Illinois us
trict and Representative Broussard "l
the Third Louisiana district have an
nounced .lat they would at ONE resign
and go home TO prepare for var.
Il regard hostilites as Inevitable,
said Campbell, and i'm "a hours | snail
telegraph my resignation to Governor
Tanner and ask his authority to raise a
regiment. ! have no doubt that he viii
Immediately grant IL and that / shall
be able to put a frst-class force In the
field very shortly"
Mr.. Broussard has already forwarde
his resignation, to take effect on the
breaking out of hostilities. He is a
much younge man h Mr.. Campbc!i,
having been born in the closing days of
the civil war. Mr.. Broussard lett tol
his home i'm Louisiana last night.
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su.edv settlement Promised.

Chicago. March 30.-A special to the
Times-Herald from Washington says:
A cable was received from Minister
woodford last night which SHOWS NAT
the negotiations are proceeding in a
way entirely satisfactory to the presl-
dent. IL is said this cable merely said:
Accepted" Whether this meant all the
propositions made by the United states
government or only some of them Is
not Known. But on the strength or the
information from Madrid, n president
has decided To send a message to con-
gre IS and a high official said the way
was onening To a speedy settlement OF
the whole Cuban situation.
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80: San venado. 81; Gabrillo. III:
O'Connell. The Plutocrat, 113.
Track-Cloudy: fast.
Form of to-day's races:
First-Bitter Root. Hohcniohe. Ca
hua.
Second-Sir Dixie, Break o'Day,
Lucky Star.
Third-Our Climate. William OBJ.
Don Clarencio.
Fourth-Primavera. Formero. Olin-
thus.
Fffth-Dr. Marks, Moringa, Red
Glenn.
sixth-San venado. o'Connell. st.
Callatine.
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THE CRISIS IS At HAND
CONTINUED from Page one.l

concerning the position of affairs on
board h Maine at the time of the ex-
plosion Is biased because a professional
question Is involved and the court of
inquiry, refusing to form a definite
opinion based on the evidence of the
divers. rejects the possibility of con-
tradiction. on the other hand, there
is nothing to show. as the report af-
firms, that there was no fault on the
part of the crew. II will be impossible
for the United States to make war on
so slender a basis. To do SO would be
to challenge the moral opinion of the
who'll world
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-31
At Little Rock.

Little Rock, Ark. March 0.-An eight
day race meeting began to-day: Results:
Half mi.e-Sir Blazes won. Kittick second.
Banish third time. 1:05ls. Six furlongs-
Lady Irene won. Chang second. Sedan
third. time. l;l7&. Five and "A half fur
lonRs-Horseshoe Tobacco won, Laureate
second, Cuba Free third, time. 1:lols. Ar
kansas stakes. mile-Forbush won, Elean-
or Holmes second, Sunburst third; time,
Las. Half-mile. 2-year-old fllies-Gay
Parlsienne won. Eugenia 5. second,
Exit third: time, :52. Seven ~furiongs-
Jane and Proteus ran a dead heat, Mon
tedonicno third; time, 1888.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-31

Denver. March @.-The News publishes
an associated press dispatch from New
York TO the effect that the reorganization
committee of the Union Pacific. Denver
a Gulf has secured control of the Colo
rado Central bonds was confirmed to-day
at the offices OF the road here. The assur-
ance that the Gulf road will continue To
be operated as an independent line is very
gratifying To the people of Colorado. who
expect the system - be OF great henefit
TO the Rocky mountain region.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-31

San Francisco. March 3O.-weather at
1ngleside fine. track fast. Three and a
half ADMINISTRATIVE Son won. Sweet
Cakes second. Reina de Cuba third;
time. AZ. Six furlongs. selling-Montgom-
cry won, Fortunate second, Midlight
third; time. 1:13%. Three miles, the Uii-
man stakes. value s.. 500-Ace won. The
Bachelor second, Lincoln H. third;
time. 5:2si2. Selling. steeplechase. full
course-Captain Rees won. E%sperance sec
ond. Huntsman third: time. 6:01. Mile and
a sixteenth, selling-Paul Pry won, Lena
second. William OBJ. third: time. l:4s4.
Six fur~longs-Glorian won, Ed Garland
III. second. Daily Racing Form third.
time, liza.
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A Regiment of Cavalry.

Phoenix. Arizona. March 3o.-Coi. w.
q. Brodie " Prescott held a conference
with Governor McCord in reference 10
the action that would be needed 10
place a regiment of Arizona W
at the disposal of the government I'M
padiately after a declaration Of war.
The regiment. 1000 strong, has been
quietly recruited throughout the terri
tory. and is practically ready for en-
lis
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INSTANT, Killed

stockton. Cal. March @.-A collision
occurred between the Fresno nyer and a
loose engine ON the Southern PacihC track
near French Flat to-day. William Hus-
man. son of a San Francisco GO .hlt-i list.
was instantly killed. Threr passengers.
Engineer Hahn and Express Mess niger
Cleveland were injured. but not seriously
h accident was CAUSED by a mis- placed
switch.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-31
rn,,,..,.. MERRITT. nod, Pound.

New York. March So.-A dispatch 10
the Journal and Advertiser from Key
West says: The Bache brings news
from Havana of the finding. by one OF
the American divers, of the BODY OF
Engineer Merritt. The body. which Was
iasnti6ed had not been brought to the
surface at the time OF the sailing OF the
Raehe.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-31

Havana. March 30.-La Lucha pub
fishes a communication signed sill
vius.'' asking a number of questions.
among them, What about the discon-
tent of the sailors of the Maine on ac-
count of being denied shore leaNeE
did the officers of the Maine say
that life on the United States warshlp
is So hard that they hoped to see the
whole navy blown up?'
How about the dinner on the steam
er City of Washington. where all the
officers saved were present.
What kind of precautions were
taken when guns were loaded and tor
pedoes primed?'
why were no torpedoes found after
the wreck?'
''Wha about the confusion after the
explosion, so great that the sailors ala
not lower the boats
La Lucha's correspondent says these
are grave questions that the American
court Of inquiry should have settled be
fore insulting Spain by deciding that
the explosion was external.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-31
Al New Orleans.

New Orleans. March 9O-The New Or
laens winter racing season closed to-day.
Track heavy. Results: Seven furlongs-
Irish Lady won. Henrica second. Van
nessa third; time, 1888. Six furlongs-
Hallon won. Meddler second. High test
third; time, 1:19. Two miles-Royai
Choice won. Swordsman second. Billy Nc
Kenzie third; time. 3:i2. Handicap. six
~furlongs-Pat Morrissey won. Carlotta &.
second. Uncas third time. 1:l7. Mile-Jim
Conway won. c. $. Bush second. Leasman
third: time. $50. Mile-corre.i won. Te-
wanda second. Forget Not third; time,
1871.
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Danish Islands Coded to United states.

New York. March 30.-A special TO
the Journal and Advertiser from wash
ington says: There is some reason 10
believe that the government a made
a most important deal with a foreign
nation which will have a most import
ant bearing upon u relations Mllh
Snain. II Is said tina negotiations
have been concluded for the cession TO
this country of the three Danish ISL
ands in the West Indies-St. THOMAS
ST. John and st. CroiN. IL is also un-
derstood that Denmark sells to TINS
country two cruisers n three torpedo
boat destroyers. The price pald Tor
the whole Ia said To be Sl5 900 ,ooo.
Nothing can be learned of h details,
but il is reported that the Stands were
sold for about $4,000, 900 and the war
vessels for about Sc. ZOO. 900. The Islands
will be used as coaling stations N rs
a base for naval actions.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-31
,,,,,,..s I'm Havana Feared.

New York, March 3o~.-According to
the Washington correspondent OF he
Tribune. AVA officers who have talked
with Captain Sigsbee since his arrival
in this city are more firmly convinced
mar ever that war will inevitably come
out of the Cuban situation. AS soon
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-31
Neu Pr. pi.cntr,rd.

Juneau. Alaska. March Is. via Seattle.
March 3o.-lt is reported that a new pass
has been discovered into the interior OF
Alaska az the head Of Yakutst bay. The
summit OF the pass IL only about loo feet
Move the level OF the sea and six miles
from tide water.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-31

His name is Williams. 1t was S conductor on the Denver cable
fine that I knew him. He "a always complaining OF some frouoie o
other with his stomach and bowels. He seemed to be either
.o,s.nated all the time. In describing his condition M used n
,,,.ss;o t" mt Of whack." i remember it particularly because l mad
heard il before but have often heard it since Finally somebody
recommended him to use Ripans Tabules and he told m e tna' 'ei
his. u. did ANYTHING do him SO much good. Said he felt IKE a new
;, He told me that his wife used them too; but what a took
them for I don't remember.
Ans~E kg SkaS nMnTH Is ssa sa% Is neaad ST1s @rs ndtss osspsslr me Ne.
Ssn Z. sYs ss ) s spsss MSS New yGsaa aA s@aUs fAG"S "a 'sa"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-31
Were Going 10 Raid Texas.

San Antonio Texas. March So.-A e
cial from Carrizo. Texas, y a Wen
planned rlibustering expedition INTO
TEXAS was frustrated by
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-31

There is no thunder or lightning within
the Arctic circle.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-31
IN ClrRE a COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets. All drug
gists refund the money II 1t fails 10 cure. 2oc-
lie genuine has l. d. q. on each tablet
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continued on Page Nine.)
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-08
BRAN BR.I;fOS.

The markets of the ward took we'll
to-day with the choice supplies the
merchants laid in yesterday for their
customers.
Things do not move smoothly ull over
the ward-have not done so in n long
time. AT a number OF points there are
severe joltinG places which threaten to
break somebody down some Of these
days. On East Bramblcton avenue,
opposite Mozart, one is to be seen; an
other on West Highland, near the
Norfolk Terminal. Such abrupt depres-
sions in the streets need to be correct
cd by relaying the pavements so as to
make the passage easy. There are
others to be found and they do occa-
sion n violent shaking up when driven
over fast
His many friends in the ward will be
made sad at the intelligence that Rev
Furman II. Martin. or the Sturgeon
Memorial Baptist church, has resign
cd his charge
The report that Mr. Alexander Smith.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-08

Rev. Il. Dewitt Talmage, undoubt-
c1ly the groutest living divine. oc-
cup!es III the 'hcartS and minds of the
people a. position of pre-eminent esteem
ana regard. No other preacher is so
widely known. no other clergyman is
so distinguished throughout the world.
a great orator and writer. his sermons
have the widest dissemination. until
There Is scarcely a family where his
name and works are not known.
When such Il man. recognized
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DIR. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-08
Honesty and Virtue.

There is more honesty and virtue
contained in bottle Of Salvation Oil,
than i'll any other linimcnt known.
Mrs. a. Fielder, 2SG4 Palcthorp St.,
Philadelphia, Pa, confirms this truth:
She found Sn-ation Oil TO be an ex-
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Don't listen to the Dealers arguments
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Alfred It. West. ZIG Main street,
Robt. +. Holmes & Co., 76 Main street.,
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-08
4 Peculiar Situation Among South Atlantic
Ports This Season.
CHAOTIC OCEAN RATES FROM sAvAaAAH
Cotton Taken for Europe, at Any
rriec In Order to I.ona ships Char.
tered In Advnncc--This Hnx Opor-
"ted Against Norfolk TO THO Tune
ofI40,0oo Bates. ,tss

The cotton situation, particularly
with reference TO The foreign trade, Is
IN a peculiar condition at present so
Far as ihc South Atlantic ports are con-
ccrned. Ocean transportation rates are
SO low from ports further south that Il
great deal OF cotton which last year
PASSED through Norfolk has this sea-
son gone via Wilmington, Charleston,
and Savannah. All three OF these
ports show gain over last years re-
ce!pts, Say annah running as nigh as
2aI COO bales, while Norfolk has lost
l40,0O0 bales asr compared with last
year. She etill stands second among
the South Atlantic ports In, the amount
OF exports. but every wide awake Nor
folkian wants to know why we are not
up TO last years splendid racord OF
abl, ob4 bales, received from Septcmb Der
Is; TO December 3lst.
The answer ~ In all probability that
the rulnousy cheap rates from Savaa,-
nah to foreign ports has done the work.
Speaking with a Nirg!nian man the
representative OF one of the largest
trans- Atlantic lines said yesterday that
cotton charters from this side had boon
more unsatisfactory this year than ever
before In order To meet the Savannah
rates. charters have been accented Mt
from 10 Z cerls per bale lower chan
the rates which prevailed last year.
The rates In a6 10 Liverpool, for in
stance. were about 1885, To 81 cents per
bale This year. charters have been nc
copied for 'hhe same destination at fig
ures ranging all the way from i2 to
4G1S cenls. Savannah has beaten this,
however. and the consolation that the
shipping agencies which engaged The
vessels and mad to load them a. any
loss, nave not made any money, Is
small comfort when coupled with the
loss of 100000 bales Of cotton by this
Port. This. however, IS no criterion of
next season, 1T Is certain that the
shipping men In Savannah won't lose
money again next year, and under nor
NAL and legitimate business conditions
Norfolk is a sure winner.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-08
A Clever Trick.

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We mean he can cure himself right
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Kidneys. Is n blood purifier and nerve
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Painting Spells, Sleepessness ana Mel.
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-08
CITY IN PARAGRAPHS.
Bricfcst Possible Mention Made of
Many Matters Of Interest.

The Senior German Club gave n
dance at Montiliore Hall last night.
Owens Lodge OF Masons conferred
the second degree last night.
Bishop Randolph will preach at
Christ p. +. church Sunday morning.
Norfolk received 2,lG5 bales of cotton
Yesterday. SAFE were shipped and 1855
sold.
The Boston Festival Orchestra may
appear in Norfolk during the present
season.
MIR. ]. w. Womack, Of the American
Book company is in the city stopping
at the Atlantic Hotel
The celluloid novelty factory, In pro-
grfs3 of construction at Lambert's
Point. will soon be completed.
EvNngelists Wilson and Clarke. Of
New York city will speak and sing at
the Union Mission, on lower Church
street, tonight.
Mr.. D. Kelly, or Lambcrt's Point,
complimcnted number of his friends
with "A dining last evening. Dancing
was afterward enjoyed by the guests.
AT Frccmason Street Baptist church
tomorrow evening Rev. DIR. NJ y.
Wharton. the pastor. will preach a spe-
cial sermon to Friendship ConclaVe No.
2. Heptasnrhs.
Mr.. Cooke has introduced bill in
me l'eSlSlal 10 amend ana re-cnact
section 3 OF an act to extend the houn-
diaries Of the city of Norfolk, approved
February %o;h. 1890.
The schooner Alexander MCCULLOUGH
Of Baltimore. from Alexandria, with
lumber for Norfolk, was damaged on
Friday by Ice IN the Potomac river.
off Indian Head, and was towed into
Quantico.
The House Of Delegates has passed
Mr. Cookies bill! extending the time In
which the Norfolk and Atlantic Termi.
nal company may commence to con-
st~cct and within which 1t may finish
tA, to-. bridge over Tanners Creek
permitted and authorized by chapter IS
Of the Acts or Assembly, Improved Jan
nary 18th, 1886
y movement Is on foot to hold q BIZ
cycle tournamont in tls!s city next
spring. Big prizes Will be an Induce.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-08

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