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the condition OF the water. but there ~
always more or less movement OF tnS
Cuban coast. This did not interfere Win
Puritan. On the contrary. one snot from
one OF her lZ-inch guns seems aos2iutey
TO have destroyed one OF the spanish pat-
terics. According to the reports. u "as
the best shot OF the day. There ~ an
element OF luck Ia these things. but upon
the whole II may safely be- eliininatea
when every shot from one SIDE Is iucky
and not single shot from the otner hes
any luck
3. There is no reason 10 suppose that an
American Iorce. even OF 5,yOO men, con-
voyed by the chief ships OF the blockading
squadron, and by them protected IN lana.
ing, would not be able TO establish itsS2
In Matanzas, TO hold the pace against any
attack from the land side, 10 open comb
municatlOn with the insurgents and -
supply them with arms. ana TO continue
the relief of the starving non-combatante
% Cuba. Neither Is there any reason 10
believe that Havana would oner envy more
difficulties TO our fleet than Matanzas.
There Is, Of course no particular point ~
bomDarding the defenscs OF Havana until
We are ready TO occupy II. The steady
pressure put upon the garrison by an
effective Blockade Is at present much
more 10 the purpose But when the time
comes 10 take Havana. IL the time comes
az all FOR taking II by ioreet our expe,,
be reduced without serious risk OF the loss
OF a ship.
4 The action justiies the confidence
with which our naval officers ana they
are the most expert witnesses. have all
along regarded the result OF any encoun-
ter with the Spanish feet. This Is a con-
ever since the days of Drake and Raleigh,
the Anglo-SaXOn has entertained for tho
Spaniard as fighting man. II Is quito
true that Spain has never beaten any
civilized nation in war, IL would be haz-
arcous 10 say that she has ever won q
battlc.-New York Times.
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WAR BULLETINS.
The Latest News Received i'm Brief
Form.


Form.
LONDON. April S0.-The Standards
Moscow correspondent. says Russia has
received a severe blow IN the suspected
friendly agreement between the United
states and England and charges Ameri-
ca with nCratitude.
BISMARCK OPPOSES NEUTRALITY.
LONDON. April 5o.-Prince Bismarck,
according TO q dispatch from Berlin. says
Germany ought not TO bind her hands by
d nuetrality declaration.
OK BOTH SIDES.
MADRID. April 29.-The Minister OK
War announced in the Chamber Of De
putics to-day that the insurgents acted
I'm conjunction with the American feet
making "a land attack. while the Matan-
zas forts were bombarded.
EXPEL AMERICANS.
LONDON. Auril pa special dispatch
from Madrid says the Spanish govern
mont is going 90 cxpcl all United states
citizens from Spain.
SPANIARDS WARLIkE.
ST JOHNS. y. T.. April 29.-The
steamer Wansbeck has just arrived from
Cadiz. The captain notifying Of any war
ship 0n the voyage. When he left CadiZ
the Spanards wcr, most actively pre-
pairing for war. declaring they would
suffer anything TO crush America.
BLpoDTHIRSTT WE1 LEX.
MADRID April 29-Weyler. in tho
Senate to-day. urged the government 10
take the offensive against America. lie
Justified his administration I'm cuba.
JAPAN WANTS IMPORTATION
MADRID. April 2s.-Japan has request
cd permission for Japanese naval Of
fccrs t0 watch the operations I'm the
Philippines from tho Spanish hcdluar-
pers. -
TEAIERARIO STATIONARY.
BTENOS ANRES April 1.-The Span
fsh torpedo boat Temcrario is still at
anchor to-day in front OF the small bay.
PHILIPPINE TNSTRG ENTS
LONDON. April 30.-Thc Daily Telo-
graphs Hong Kong correspondent says
the insurgeut chief Agualdo IS preparing
90 make descent near Manila. His sup
pOrters are plentfully supplied with arms
and ammunition from the American
squadron.
NfCTHEROY DELAYED.
LONDON. April 3O.-A dispatch 10 the
Daily Mail from Rio de Janeiro says the
departure Of the United states dynamite
cruiser Nitcher0y has been delayed by a
bre8kage ln her machinery.
MINNEAPOLIS LEAVES CALAIS.
CALAIS. NE. april 2g.-Thc Minneapo-
iis sailed at $50 o'clock. bound west. Her
destination is unknown.
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GODS ULTIMATUM. "
The Day of Judgment Has Come for
Spain. Says Rabbi kohler.

Inc ifdN ol Duh Sihthi ttaN Aohlt lof
Spain. Says Rabbi kOhler.
DR.. X, Kohler. rabbi OF the Temple
Both-El. at Fifth avenue and seventy
sixth street. preached yesterday morning
20 a large congregation taking the His
pano-American war as his topic. The title
OF his sermon was Gods Gltimatum."
The congregation and clergymcn Joined in
a special prayer arranged from the forty
sixth Psalm and beginning God is our
refuge and strength The sermon was
I'm part as follows:
"Our country calls. and. right or wrong.
however We may deplore the necessity for
boodshed, We must stand for our coun-
try's flag. We must share the RESPONSE
biiity OF the step resolved upon by our
Chief Magistrate and join him in prayer
for the victory for our cause. which we
believe is that OF liberty. Justice and hui
mainly.
Every nation must have the energy 10
work out its mission. and when war be-
comes Inevitable ID must meet the issue
hrayely. War must plough and water the
soil before civilization can SOW It's seed
I'VE had hoped that In this free country
arbitration might take the place OF war
but America has been forced to respond
In another way to the call OF duty.
"Our mission OF liberty and greater hu-
manity. the heritage Of Washington and
o. Jefferson, IS realized not so much in
times OF peaceful enjoyment and com
mercial success as In times OF anxiety anu
In the enthusiasm OF patriotic endeayor.
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THE DEFENCE OF HAVAN'.
Gen. Arolas Explains His Plans 90 the
Volunteers.

HAVANA. April 2o-Gen. Arolas eN-
planned to the twenty colonies of Volun-
toers u Havana clty to-day his plans for
the military defence off the capital
Gen. Aro.1s is military commander OF
Havana. ana is now the man who cone
trolls tle situation. Gen. Blanco ahso-
IuteIy relies or him. and ls very much inc
fueuccd by ArOias iu all DIS recisions.
The Captam-Gmeral DO rs well known in
Havana. Is feeble in body and mind lie
was sick for % long time before Doe came
10 Cuba. and his ailmeut which is de-
fIared Dos thc doctors to Doe cerebral amaze
mia. has been intensified by the nervous
strain which Doe 81 now undergoing
Cen Ar0.us'e plan is TO- extend the mill
itarr zone oi Havana as much ass possi-
lIe. surrounding thc city on the land side
bv "a tr0cha defended by 10000 regular
soldiers lie expects by this means 20
keen The insurgents far away. and 10
maintain zones of cultivation between ihe
Spanish lines and the city proper. in order
90 raise vegetables to feed The garrison
iu view OF tho blockade by sea- and tine
certain prospect that the provisions in
the city viii ram short
Oue-tcuth OF the volunteers VIII defend
The main entrances % the city, especially
tta highway from Artemisa. They viii
also furnish half the troops Co garrison
Cabana Fortress and Msrro Castle. the
other half to- Doe composed or regulars.
The batteries of La Puuta. Rcna. ano
Santa clara viii Doe manned only by
REGULARS The battery OF Santa Clara.
which is the most important OF an viii
De- commanded by Capt Don Severe Co
mcz Nuuez. who enjoys among The Span
iards the reputation OF being drst-class
artillery officer Gomez Nuncz is the
author of some books and pamphlets on
artillery
-Four guns from Ia Cabana. ono of them
I0-iuch gun. have been placed az the
Punta. where So ls believed they can do
most damage. The Spaniards here reply
much on what they can the cross-iires
from their forts and batteries. They say
that NO American fleet can approach the
coast without receiving shells from an
sides. But the fact is that the battery Of
Santa Clara Is useless 50 IL has 10 fire
So the northeast Ia that case shots from
this battery will be likely 10 hit MORO
Castle itself. II there s. the least east
ward deviation IN aiming. The only good
defence against an attack from the north
east will be the Cabana. and Il is a high,
oh-style fort. not so near the coast as Is
needed for effective assault on warshps
g. sea.
More Spanish troops are entering Hs-
Tuna every day. Gen. Arolas said at the
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If you wish to learn the state OF
the weather, YOU must consult a
barometer.
If you wish to know the state of
your health, your body IS natu-
raj barometer.
If you seem to lack energy, and
feel tired, there is something the
matter with your circulation.
If you are bilious, constipated,
dyspeptic, nervous, you need some-
thing to tone up your digestive or
gans.
If YOU feel a sudden cold or
chill, bear in mind 1t may lead to
pneumonia.
If YOU feel any or all of these
symptoms, remember that
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INVASION OF CUBA.
The RcguIarArmy viii be First Land
cd ON thc I-Ianh.


WASHINGTON ApuI ga-Thc general
understanding, b,ro is tbat a. is ths pur-
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seasoned soldiers will DE first drawn
upon for the army of invasion. The mi
iti8 and raw recruits viii be kept in
camp as long as possible 20 allow them
TO become seasoned and when the calls
upon them begin careful selection will be
made OF those seeming best suited Tor
Che sort OF service for which reinforce
menis viii be needed.
Ihe regular army. which VIII DE recruit
cd under the bin which has been passed
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"No doubt tho destruction of tho Maine
set the soul Of the American nation a.
flame. but many Of us bad sympathizcd
for years with those brave Cubaus fight
ing for liberty against bioodtr'rsty and
treachcrous foe.
"The day of vengeance bad 90 come.
Gods hand wrote TIE uIumatum. the
Meme Toker az Spanish rule in this hem
ispherc. America for The Americans ana
tho Augi0-Saxou race DIS the TaichWord,
and Sc means greater liberty and Justice.
"Tho day OF Judgment has come for
Spain. We may pity the queen Regent
and appreciate hcr efforts t1 save The
kingdom. just as Marie Artouette. with
her children and husband was pitied, but
Gods DEGREES are iue1orable.
Spain. the land of ban fights. hru-
taIty and ignorance Spain. the land that
expelled jew and Moslem and set foot on
American soil 90 rayaCe the land and eN-
terminate ns inhabitantsi spain. that
kindied the lurid fires of the auto do r..
even on the virgin soil OF America. and
sim treats human beings worse than
beasts. has no claim 90 Boz regarded as a
civilized nation. "-Now York Herald.
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THE TIMES: RICHMOND VA, SATURDAY. APRIL 80, 1898

Kong Supreme Court Attachio. the MIN
lister Of the Interior. in the provisional
government. applied for an Injunction 10
restrain Aguinado dhe insurgent leadel
from parting with $4,000 that had been
RENTED here By the Spanish government
for distribution among the leaders OF the
late insurrCctiQn. other members OF the
council purpose issuing disclaimer
against Attachio's action. and expressing
confidence in AguinaldO. lie and his col
leagues have devised n plan Of going To
Manila i'm their own vessels and have
larCe supply OF ammunition and arms.
Many letters have been sent here from
Manila opened.
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conference at various times during the
day respecting military operations that
are TO be undertaken in the occupation OK
Cuba. They all maintain the strictest
retlcence concerning these deliberations
and have adopted the policy OF making
nothing public regarding them.
The War Department. IL Is said. VIII
endeavor TO secure additional ships for
transports. The capacity of those obtain
ed Yesterday IS no. adequate for the num-
b~r of men. which n is said. are to en-
bark on the expedition to one OF the
Cuban ports and which. e is believed, will
be sent In a very short time.
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conference with One colonies of volunteers
that me hoped soon Goo have so Havana in-
cU0 regulars. "Wih them and 10000 voi-
untccrs' hc said. 81 think Havana viii
provo 90 Doe imprcgnablc.'
General Arolas has appointed Col Pag-
lcn commander of the new military
trocba around Havana. Pagiien is tho
commander Of the Civil Guards. and mp
10 this time has been the Chief of Po-
lice of Havana.
Tho polico duties inside Tho city have
beer Entrusted 20 committees of civilians.
The civil Guards and the battalion of
armed police called Ordcn PubhcO arc re-
iuforcing the outside trocha.
Twenty pieces az artillery have been
placed on The roads 90 Mauasua, Guiana
jaw and Guanabdc0d.
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Train Robbers in Texas.

81 PASO TEN. April 29.-The west
bound Southern Pacific passenger train
No - was taken in charge b. for
masked men two miles west OF Com
stock. TEX. at midnight last night The
express car and engine were detached
and run a short distance. The robbers
wrecked the through safe and took the
entire money contents, amounting TO
$1,000.
The express car was badly wrecked BY
the explosion. No one was injured ana
none Of the passengers were disturbed:
The robbers started southwark toward
the Mexican border A posse was made
I'M al Del rio and Is now in hot pursuit.
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NOTHING FROM DEWEY.
His Whole Mission j. 10 Capture the
Spanish Fleet.

LONDON. April 3o.-A despatch TO the
Daily Mail from Hong Kong dated FRI
day. says: War news Is scarce. Nothing
has been heard OF the American feet or
from Manila. Commodore Dewey consid-
ers that his duty will be done when the
Spanish fleet IS captured and safety has
been secured for American trading vessels
are overdue and the American. feel ex-
ceedingly anxious.
The formation OF the provisional gov
eminent OF Manila has been announced
by the United States Consul Williams
The American feet carries IN all. 1000
officers and men. The Concord Is ex-
pected to return here for dispatches on
Wednesday ed
A few weeks ago, before the Hons
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In Place of General Lee.

RALEIGH y. c., April 2o.-The chal-
lenge to General Lee and Captain Sigs-
bee BY Lieutenant Carranza, OF the Span
ish navy. has aroused North Carolin-
ian. w. u. Ballard, OF Asheyille. formerly
on the police force there mas written
General Lee. requesting, in case the Gem
cral does not desire 10 meet the Spanish
officer on the field OF honor, that he be
allowed to take the Generals place.
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specimen of Madrid News.

MADRID. April 29.-Latest havana dis
patches say the Montgomery went ashore
on rocks off Colonados, Pinar Del RIO.
Three other warships succeeded In float
ing her. but she is badly damaged.
Tho Montgomery has arrived at Key
West from Hampton Roads and has not
been in Cuban waters.
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Col. James II. Alien.

TOANO. VA. April Special -CoIo-
mel James II. Allen died at O'Clock last
night at his nome near Toano. He had
been suffering from malarial fever for
two months. but had been able TO attend
TO his official duties up TO the day before
his death. Yesterday morning he was
stricken with apoplexy. which caused his
death.
Colonel Allen held number OF respon-
sible Offices during his life. During his
early iue he was sc-iool teacher, IN
fact no taught school up 10 the time free
schools were established. He was then
appointed superintendent OF the public
schools In James city county, which
place he held, with the exception OF one
term. I'D TO his death. He took a good
deal OF interest in the schools of Viz
ginia. and vas great worker for the
advancement OF education
During the last six months OF his lifa
he devoted nearly all of his time In get
ting out a book Of quotations to be es-
tabhshed or used by the public schools
of Virginia.
He had Just finished the book" and
had had il corrected for publication.
During the civil war he was colonel OF
the Fifth Virginia Regiment under Gen.
eral Fltzhugh Lee.
He received one slight wound In Tho
left foot during the four years. He was
sixty-nine years old at the time OF his
death. He leaves one sister and host
OF friends.
Colonel Allen was a devout Christian
and always added the Christian courti-
sizes TO the graces OF polished life.
His funeral will take place tomorrow
morning at IL o'clock.
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WASHINGTON. April 20-Secrelary
Alger is very busy considering the many
applications for positions I'm the volun
tcer army that have been filed with the
department. and o. is expected that by
the carly part of next week "a list of nom
nations for these places VIII bee sent TO
the Senate.
General Miles and his assistants were in
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THEY VOLUNTEER
AND WILL NOW Go
Company {, First Regiment, Changed
Their Minds,
G, R, FAlRLAMB ELECTED CAPTAIN
l.. ,. Johnston and &. D. Johnston the
Two Licutcnants- Rccruiting in
the Various Companies Contin-
tinucs--Gcncral Order No. 10
CIR, FAlRLAMB ELECTED CAPTAIN

Among tho military organizations Of
ihis city thcrc was comparative quiet yes
tcrday Tho long looked for order as.
sIcuiug tho various companies Who had
volunteered to regiments had been issued
ond was mailed 90 the captains during
tho afternoon. Tho details of General
Order so. lo met with general satlsfac-
ton and The respective companies that
were affected by Che order socmd TO re-
ceNc new inspiration from it and made
renewed effort 60 recruit mp TO the re-
Quircd quota.
Company a. % Tho First Regiment.
Captain e.. Cray Bossicux commanding
took in nnccu recruits at the rogimcntal
armory during the evening. who. however.
viii sul have to pass their medical cX-
animation. Captain Bossicux is some
what Boz 0undary fer both OF bis hcu-
tenants tirt Lieutenant j.. ~. GJo0c
and Second Lieutenant T. H.. Jcter viii
not De able 90 go with the company and
new officers wii have Geo be elected in
thc.r places
WANTS LEAVE or ABSENCE.
Company b. First Regiment Captain
frank Vs. Cunningham commanding.
Vas attending tho Blues Bazaar last
evening hrt ID s.f.H v.ar lefI at Ono
.,rror,- ID, t.l,, d, p. few. moro rocr,,its
rrt, .c,o,..,., has. ,.,r.,- ,,e,rl,. fine rl,,.ir
cd rrrnt.r or mon ana Cant3in cunning
ham aNrarf. 20 eo with Them. provided
the city Council grants hlm leave of alb
Feure.
Company O.. Captain George J.. Shack
e'f9rd commanding also took I'm % num-
her off recruits last evening and the out
look OF inc organization as 10 recruiting
ine required number oi men, seems TO
te promising
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StilIin the Straits.

LONDON. April 3o.-According 70 dis
match 10 the Daily Telegraph from Gil
braltar this evening the warships Pelavo
Carlos Y. and Alfonso Kill, together with
several gunboats, are stin cruising IN me
straits
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srnnish shy Arrested.

VICKSBUEG MISS. April 29.-Frank
Tuando. "a Spau.ard. who has been hang
ing around town for week past, was
arrested by the police tonight on suspi-
c.on of being q Spanish spy.
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DEATHS.

THOMPSON.-Die at his late residence,
April ~. 1888. JOSEPH +. THOMPSON,
in the forty-ninth year Of his age.
Burial al his former home. I'm Hanover
county. The remains will leave on the
1910 A. NJ. Chesapeake and Ohio train
APRIL 3Oth.
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JEFF. Davis Granddaughter.

PARIS. KY. April 29.-Isaac AleXan-
derk. grand-nepnew Of Jenerson Davis,
has been chosen 10 carry the stars and
Stripes for Company u, of this city, In
the war with Spain.
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Duffy'S Pure
Malt WhiSkey

IS the safest and best thing you
can take to get rid Of them.
There is no other whiskey like
it, and nothing else that can posi-
bly, take its place.
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Mr.. A. II. Crausby, of 1873 Kerr St, Mem
phis. Tenn, says that his wife paid at
tentiou to a small lump which appeared in
her breast, but it soon developed into
cancer Of the worst type, and notwith-
standing the treatment Of the best physi-
clans, it continued 10 spread and grow
rapidly, eating two holes in her breast.
The doctors soon pronounced her incurable.
A celebrated New York specialist then
treated her, but she continued 20 grow
worse and when informed that both her
aunt and grandmother had died from can
Ger, he gave the case up as hopeless
Some one then recommended 5. s. Sand
though little hope remained, she begun It,
and an improvement was noticed. The can
Ger commenced to heal, and when She had
taken seven bottles it disappeared entirely,
and although several years have elapsed
not sign of the disease has ever returned.
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THE MONDAY BULLETIN.

1 Now Flpcr 90 Bcgin FnDHcaIlon
1iay oh.
Commencing Monday morning, May 9th,
"a new paper will De published under the
caption of "rhc Monday Bulletin Civ
ing aH the news up TO the hour Of going
To press.
The Bulletin will he published every
Monday morning. giving fun Geographic
and special dispatches containing the
latest news from the seat OF war.
The Bulletin will supersode The Times
aud Dispatch. which will not lie issued
ON Monday after May 9th.
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.M1M%Mfmz.!!g:gMly

You can find what YOU want in "a stylish
taiIor-made Suit there. They are giving
ouo-fourth OF to-day on Suits and Chill
drcns Refers.
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OBITUARY.
Mr.. Joseph L. Thompson.

Mr.. Joseph T. Thompson died at his late
residence. No. $40 west Marshall street
at 1910 o'clock last evening, I'm the forty-
ninth year OF his age.
The remains will be taken 10 his old
home in Hanover county at 1910 O'CLOCK
this morning for interment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-30
Harvey McNair.

WILSON. y. C.. April 29.-Speclal.--
Harvey McNair ono OF the most promi-
nent young men OF Wilson died here this
morning. He was the son-in-law OF ex-
Judge Connor and was very popular.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-30
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