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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-02

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-02
JUNTA'S HORSE LAUGH

Washington, April 30.--Secretary Que
sada of the Cuban legation here. said to-
day that General Blanco's order con-
scripting Cubans between the ages of IS
and 90 in the Spanish army showed the
dire extremity to which the Spanish COM
mander was driven. Mr. Quesada says
that up to this time the Spanish authori-
ties have not utilized the services of a
single Cuban company or regiment, know
ing that the Cubans were at heart de-
voted to the cause Of Cuba and would
take the first opportunity to turn their
arms against Spain. For this reason the
volunteer forces at Havana and else
where he said, are recruited exclusively
from Spaniards. Mr. Quesada says the
present move to raise Cuban conscripts
will be futile and such Cubans as are
forced to enlist under the Spanish flag
will find an opportunity to use their
strength in the cause Of Cuba. The Cuban
military authorities attached to Mr.. Que
sada's staff in Washington express the
same opinion. They ridicule the conscrip-
ton of Cubans for Spanish defense, say
ing that the danger which has kept Cen
eral Blanco from utilizing these forces
thus far will be doubly great now that
the Cubans are aware the United States
has taken up their cause.
In high Cuban circles in Washington
the opinion that President Masso of the
Cuban republic and his cabinet will re-
move soon from Sancti Spfritus, where
they are thought to be at present, to the
neighborhood of Matanzas with a view to
establishing the seat of the Cuban civil
government at cor near Matanzas It is
said, however, that this will depend much
upon the instructions carried by Lieuten-
ant Rowan to the Cuban comman ders
The nature Of these instructions is not
disclosed. 1t is intimated however, that
one of the first results is likely to be the
transfer of President Masso and his en-
tire cabinet to the Cuban coast and the
setting up there of a complete civil or
ganization. One of the advantages OF
this move. from the Cuban standpoint, IS
that it will give the Cuban civil govern
ment a more distinct identity and will
advance the recognition OF its independ-
ence.
A singular complication over the Cuban
flag with its five stripes and single star
may arise at an early day. Numbers of
small craft are plying between Florida
and Cuba owned by Cubans. If one Of
these raised the Cuban flag and approach
ed the Havana squadron the question
would arise as to what course Admiral
Sampson would adopt, and might lead to
an indirect recognition.
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MOVING ORDERS EXPECTED
Chickamauga to BE Evacuated For
TamDa Forthwith


Chattanooga, Tenn, April 30.-Expect-
ancy was the situation at Chickamauga
Park today among the officers and men,
every regiment looking every moment,
almost, to get orders to move south. The
Ninth cavalry and the Twenty-fourth In
fantry left today and the Tenth cavalry
and Twenty-ffth infantry are under or
ders to move and are packing tonight
preparatory to leaving tomorrow or Mon
day. The feeling that there would come
an order for all TO move was accentu-
ated tonight, when it was stated that the
Third and Sixth cavalry had also re-
ceived orders to be ready to move at
moments notice.
The Sixteenth infantry, from Fort Sher-
man. Idaho. and Rainbow. Washington,
reached Chickamauga today and went
into camp on the Kelly field Orders were
| received today from the war department
| transferring this regiment and all other
troops at the park belonging 10 the De-
partments Of tho Lakes Captain f. z.
Hardy. Seventh infantry. was granted an
indefinite leave OF absence 20 accept the
colonelcy OF q regiment OF New York vol
unteerx First Lieutenant Albert s.
Frost was granted leave to accept the
colonelcy Of a South Dakota regiment OF
volunteers. First Lieutenant c. @. Bal
lou. Twelfth infantry. Vas ordered 10
Springfield. III. for duty At the volunteer
camp.
Captain Jack Pitcher. FIRST cavalry.
YES thrown from new horse which be
vas breaking 20 service this afternoon.
and his leg was frighlfuEy mashed and
sprained Tbs surgeon states that ne
Will be confined ,or SIX wesHs
All the newspaper correspondents. en-
army 0, which have beer hers :or a weslt
or more. have Ieft1n der orders soT No
oil and Tampa, straw thai Indicates 70
The soldiers here that they are soon 10
follow
FL Reno. o. T. Ap-H a-JsPscisIl-Tns
Eagle correspondent. is II receip; q
letter dated Milwaukee, April y. Which
says:
Captain Charles Ki-E. tate 81 ;hs
Fifth United States cavalry. sad A6tu-
tar, general q ths state 90 Wisconsin,
IS berg pushed % the front - senators
ard representatives q wzc5aEa ,oT
ths position q or;gadier genera G volva-
tears
There - 10 officer y re r-tte6 stz,ss
today w1o Is more deserving man H.
Captain King 3 one :. - sesr tAc,i-esns
IN The country. Goth II Ire cavalry aa5
artillery branches y -hs sz-vsce ia ls
a graduate y West POS; az vas Tst.--
ed from active se-vsce % E-rcG7S = Es-t-
Gus wounds received II bz;sle w.th ta1l-
ans n fhs 11ol1:si-s q Ar.z5za
The Eag,e correspondent Sawed =,a
Captain Ksag = ne E.s:A Czitea states
cavalry Tor number q yea=s ard
knows from PERSONAL osserva;.oa zazs re
e cap-bis 0s da.-
Cesoae5 Georss D orVgs c: Ez,1 vas
2 the city sa.z seek Tze co.sne5 aas
offered BIS services . the Eoveraneas.
IS eosensi % IKE Peek lk,sn1 gostsz ars-
Eaas. vAEeA Is 5sas osgaztEe4 ~ sysz
re Rock Lz-&z3 System
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QUARREL OF THE EMPERORS
Franz Josef Labors in Vain With
william in Spaiu's Behalf

London. May The Vienna correspond
eut OF the Sunday Special teiegraphs a
story 20 the effect that Emperor William
lef, Dresden last Saturday after a dis
agreement with Emperor Francis Joseph
arising from . heated discussion had IN
the afternoon relating 20 the Spanish
American war. in which che Austrian
emperor vsinly tried 20 convince the
kaiser ,hAt q Is his duty and interest 70
assume. Il not m untri-ndly attitude to
ward the United States. & more friendly
neutrality 20 Spain. Emperor william re
iterated that GermAny's interests pointed
70 4 policy Of strict neutrality and the
retention OF ne good Eill OF the mighty
republic
Emperor Francis Joseph was much hurt
by the ka.ser's heated and inpClsive
language ard plainly showed his cls-
pleasure ~ the banquet given IN TIE eve
mig. the situation growing 50 UNPLEASANT
that Emperor William took his departure
before The close OF the banquet
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SPAIN ASKS RUSSlA'S AID
Nicholas Says He viii DO What He
ShOuld in Due Season

London, May 1.-The Berlin correspond
ent OF the Sunday Special asserts that
the queen regent OF Spain has appealed
to the car. through Emperor Francis
Joseph OF Austria. to assist her in her
conflict with the United States. Emperor
Nicholas replied directly TO the queen
regent, assuring her OF his deepest sym
pathy with Spain. on which country the
United States has forced war stating.
however. that he does not consider mat
tiers YET ripe for Russian diplomatic or
military Intervention. but that he will
DO whatever Is possible at the proper
time.
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MAKES THIN SHUT Up
Continued from First Page)

losses. Premoums now range from one
eighth to one-half per cent.
Exporters Of Berlin, Chemnitz, Rlingen-
thai, Bremen. Sobingen, Remscheid. Gera,
Greiz, Markrich and Mulhausen have re-
ceived countermands for most Of their
American orders.
German merchants az the Azores and
Philippine islands have asked the foreign
Office for protection
GERMANY REALLY NEUTRAL.
The United States embassy does not re-
gard the fact of Germany's not issuing a
declaration of neutrality as indicative OF
unfriendHness. but rather the reverse
while IL reiterates that the minister for
foreign affairs, Baron Won Beuiow. has
given repeated assurances, some OF which
have been quite recent. that Germany viii
observe the strictest neutrality. not only
now. but throughout the war. coupling
with these assurances expressions OF the
most friendly feelings on the part OF the
German government for the government
and people OF the United States.
In conversation upon the subject the
United states ambassador, DIR. Andrew d.
White. said:
There IS absolutely no reason 70 ex-
pect anything but fair and impartial nsu-
.raHty from Germany. which-fs all the
United States wanted or expected"
As a matter OF fact. Germany's decision
not 70 formally declare neutrality means
no less than that while # leaves the
governments hands free. 81 is said 70 en-
able German merchants % reap bar
vest By ceiling freely 10 botn comhatants
At the same time g. may be gathered
from the fact that Spain strenuousiy
sought 20 induce Germany 20 proclaim
neutrality that she regarded neutrality
as conducive % her Interests.
SLIGHTLY ASSING.
During TIE visit Of the United states
ambassador 20 Dresden. sevsral interest
Ing incidents occurred When 81 route
,or ne audience win King Albert -
present President HcKiuley's oongrata-
;atlo-s upon ,he tz-snty-afth snniyersary
OF his accession 20 ths throae. 81. " Alte
r-et the Spanish su.bassa8or % Germ nary.
s-nor Msud4z Ds Vigo. upon the stairs
~ he paiace. There was r1ome1t %
e17rzr-aszrse-t ;hsn both stretched ouI
tos.r hands ard exchanges gTeetlngs-
AZ white n presenting President Nc
Ylrley.s letter. made neat speech -
zA;eh hs assured he majesty fast r.
US hssa n hsrA esteem and Affection in
A-rs-1ea- &; which TIE king vas nuca
grataes-
NJ. white vas also pvssen;s1 - E1-
os7o- Fraocis Joseph - A1EtrA- Wh7
warmly ze5oorse8 hin. T. = generally
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west harbor entrance, with four rapid
fire guns. and this correspondent hears
ten or twelve more rapid fire. small call
bre guns will be mounted on Moro and
the east side battery. The MORO fort
has at least fifty ancient brass cannon.
marked 1854. There are reports about
torpedoes in the channel and harbor, but
they are confusing. Preparations have
certainly been made to lay torpedoes but
whether it has been accomplished IS not
known. Strong floating mines are ready
to be placed.
The Spaniards assemble nightly in the
chief streets yelling Long live Spain"
and Death to the Yankees" The mill
tary authorities seem 20 have little con-
troll Of the soldiery and the disorderly
elements. Spanish silver is at IS per cent
premium. The bank notes issued by the
government bank at Havana are practic-
ally worthless and some times pass for
three to five cents on the dollar.
Kingston, Jamaica, April 30.-F. w.
Ramsdel, the British consul at Santiago
de Cuba, has cabled to the colonial au-
thorities his belief that a British warship
should be sent there to protect British
interests. 1t is probable that the British
third-class cruiser PalIas, now at Port
Antonio, this island, will be sent to San
tiago de Cuba.
Senior Felipe de Castro, late Spanish
consul at San Francisco, arrived from
New York today. He has been appointed
consul a Port Antonio, in the place OF
Mr.. Gideon, an Englishman, who has re-
signed. An English vessel, name unmen-
toned. is expected to sail tomorrow Sat
urdaO, from Santiago de Cuba with
refugees for some jamaica port.
Mr.. Evans, the colonial secretary, re-
fused today to allow an American dealer
in metals here to ship twenty tons of lead
to New Orleans, defining it as contraband
of war.
The cable to Santiago de Cuba is work.
ing twenty-four hours day. Long Span
ish cipher messages are sent and received.
The uCbans who have just arrived here
by the steamer Remus assert that a
strong anti-British feeling prevails In
Santiago de Cuba. The street crowds a
few nights ago cried Death to the Eng
hsh" in front of the British consulate
and threw stones at the consul, who has
charge of the American relief work. He
has been threatened with personal vio-
lence. The authorities have placed a
guard over the consulate.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-02
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STRIKES THREE STATES
Tornado Does Damage iu Nebraska.
Iowa and south Dakota.

Valparaiso. Neb.. April So--A tornado
passed over here this afternoon. Three
miles south the farm house and outbul,d-
ings OF william Curry were demolished.
Mr.. and rAIs. Curry were injured. but
not fatally. Some stock was Killed And
many telegraph poles blown doayn.
Elk Point. S. D., April 39-A tornado
passed west q this place this acoruoon.
doing much damage and killing Jobn
johnson. who was working on a houss
I've miles from town The house vas
leveIed 20 the ground.
Iemars. Ia. April "a Wind storm
passed over Maurice this af-rrnoon. Ths
elevators. depot and many otler buildings
we're blown down Several farm houses
and barns IN the track 81 the storm ca
the south edre o. Sioux county w~rs
blown down Several people wrss injured
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was not a moment for political discussion,
as the matter was now in the hands of the
army and navy.
1t is pointed out thatsince Germany has
made no declaration Of neutrality. Ger
man factories are not precluded from sup
plying Spain with war materials.
1t is reported that the Spanish govern
ment has purchased two foreign warships.
but no details regarding the newly ac-
CURED vessels are obtainable.
Exchange on Paris and London has
risen. owing chiefly to the government
remibting money to pay for material pur-
chased.
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Santiago de Cuba, April 81. via steamer
Renus. filed at Port Antonio. Jamaica
| April 29-Don Arsenso Linares FolhOo'
commandment general Of this division Oh
Cuba. proclaimed four days ago that eV-
erv man between Is and 50 years OF age
must enroll that night with the voluh-
teers for military service, under pehaily
of arrest and military trial and deatn'
Senior Sancho Manduley, magistrate OF the
high court of Santiago, and known as an
intense Spanish sympa thizer, one OF the
most prominent men in the city, LETT TOT
the camp of the Cuban brigadler' Gen
eral Chavellos. He was accompanied Oy
several kipsmen and his going produced
vivid impression. The exodus from the
CITY has continued by night the Span
iards making no opposition except that a
few men have been arrested as examples.
Five thousand persons have lert the
country since the proclamation Jour
ffths being women and children.
The Spanish soldiery now assume
bullving attitude and threaten to Kill eV-
erv Cuban man and to outrage every Gu
han woman left in the city when the
blockade begins When the American
feet appears, as 1t is daily expected to,
all the non-combatants will be expelled
Through the governor of the city, Enri-
que Capriles, has seized for the govern
ment all the large supplies OF food in
private hands, many shops still Go busi-
ness with small stocks. the prices doub-
ling day by day. Monday meat was ~
cents a pound, Tuesday 70 cents and to-
day 1t is dollar pound. Other prices
in gold today are: Rice, "a cents pound,
beans o. flour 10 and lard 80. Chickens
are $3.50 a piece.
The governor announced today to quiet
public alarm that a ship loaded with pro-
visions was expected, but when. where
from and what her name nobody knows.
The story is not believed.
The Spanish soldiers, especially the sick
are abominaby fed Fourteen hundred
sick in the military hospital here get
nothing except bean soup three times
day. with an ounce of meat to a plate.
One thousand soldiers in San Luis hos
pital have had only salt fish this week;
and conditions are now so bad that the
Spaniards would almost rejoice to sur
render after one good fight. The prepar-
atoms for defense go forward, however.
a new battery has been erected at the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-02
MURDER AND BANKWRECKING
Two Noted Cases Result IN COnvic-
ton At Columbus Kan.

4
Columbus, Kan. April So-Charles VIII
son. husband Of Nancy Wilson, or Stat
neoack. was sentenced today 70 twenty
Ave years In the penitentiary for com
plicity IN the murder at Gaena- Kan,
OF Frank Galbralth. the peddlar. who
was one OF the several victims OF the
Staffleback family OF murdere-s. FIVE OF
whom are now IN the penitentar
Columbus, kan, April Sc-Alexander
Warner, Republican leader in the state
legislature, who was recently convicted
OF having wrecked the bank OF Baxter
Springs, OF which he was president was
today sentenced 20 four years In the pen
Itenta-y.
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dents are enroute home TO oner their
services 20 the government
The German-American club OF Berlin.
at a special meeting this week. adopted
resolutions expressing sympathy and en-
couraEement'in the righteous war
against Spain"
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INDIGESTION.
DYSPEPSIA,
CONS TTPATION
All DISORDERS oF The LIVER

Observe the following symptoms. result
ing froSn diseases OF the digestive organs:
Constipation. inward piles. fulnsss c.
blood Ia The head. ac.disy % the stoulsch
nausea. heartburn disgust CT food fuu-
ness % weight Of Ihe stomach. sour e-15c-
iat.ols. shaking or nu;;eving Of lie heart.
choking CT suGocairg sensations when IN
a lying posture, d.mneSs CO y.s.on. dots or
webs before the sight, fever and dull pain
Il me mead. 6ellcis L.cy Of persplra tso1. yef-
lowness Of the skin and eyes. pssn in tAa
SIDE. CEssA limbs and sGda=R uasaes q
heat burning II the flesh
\ few doses Of RADWAT'S PILLS vii
disorders.
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SPAIN HAS IAWSHUTHS, TOO
SiIvela Has 20 Beniad GeafIemen
That Politics L. Ont Of Plare.

Madrid. April s1-le ?. n--Jp % rs
hour 20 news has been received from la
Ella
Daring Tie continuance q the debate
il ne chamber today senor Sslve-a. TIE
Conservative leader. declared that tAs
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INFORMATION or THE ENEMY
Placed in the Hands Of the AathoFi-
tic. ~ Y. a.h az Inn.

Savannah. Ca. April z5.-Dr. y p
Drummer. formerly UnEsd states sanitary
Inspector az Havana. has Jus. retained
from warrington. whers Re veat 20 p.aee
valuabls information 81 ms hands - go
surgeon general ard q General miles au4
the war department. Or. Drummer va .
IN Havana. f3r the Egrn - 3 70 e raath.
had The original reports from al 80
enarigh military horpgtsis. = go rerofts
are nggr IN tss possessi7n - sprF f'se-
e-at yyevuan. or E-F1rsr f'atss. get
there were IN ths fpaFfeh aospi'sl fs'T.
o,st 81 an army ~ 5000 mea. ffana 5.T9
q, p co. The conditions rgrrogrfirg 80
men ard fha iursH-.sn' attention Efvsa
tAe-n. together wfih The sex % foe1. 49,
responsible for these faeta
gr. R-8nner also received 81 49, vsT
Information about uas coast f9rt34ra-i7ss
around Ifarzra. an1 Defseaa-.F sew
r.sr,sf EXIT q - suf. assr.as rzinss ne0v
n fhs aarbor fh~rr TIE plans have bssa
paced "a 10 gossssiros q tss va 60
9ar:nert
Or. pr-r-sr s,ss uot shlak e. army =
f-vsst4- ~eats hs ssut - Czlsa ~ te~rssl
~ .-s nss,ra7o5 g great mortality fysra
yellow fever
lie SAYS raat -fth -. vs'u-fssrs 81
rersssss. sae gpaafsrts presssiv zi
GOA zeseasse 81 army - assat e. 80
rzen 81 Hagasz
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hlalaria in its Various Forms
EENER AND AGILE
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not only cures the patient seized with
MALARIA but If people exposed 20 it
VIII every morning in getting out Of bed
take twenty or thirty drops of READY
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and eat q cracker. they viii escape at
tacks
SolI by all druggists. SOC q nntrlA
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TO Cure a cold In Ono nav

Take Laxative Br0mo Culrins Tsol@ts.
All druggists refund the money y Il falls
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on each tablet
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SANTIAGO N TERROR
Men Threatened With Death
and Women With Dishonor.
SPAIN DEMANDS RECRUITS
All Men Between 10 and 30
Warned to Enlist.

Jamaica, April 3o.-Adviccs from San
tiago de Cuba are that on Saturday last
(ApriI 23) Pombo, commandant general
of that division, proclaimed that every
man between Is and 50 should volunteer
in the Spanish service under penalty Oh
arrest trial and death. A reign OF terror
exists in the city and thousands leave
nightly.