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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-23

Washington. March 23.-rhs cabinet
meeting yesterday lasted over an hour
and was devoted to the Spanish situa-
tion In general and to the forthcoming
report of the Maine court of inquiry In
particular. The tone of the discussion
indicated frm determination that there
must come an end to the present state
Of affairs In Cuba.
Secretary Long authorized the state
ment that the understanding before
the cabinet was that the report would
reach Washington Thursday or Friday.
that It was very voluminous. and that
its publication and transmission to con-
gress would not occur until next Monday
or Tuesday, an the president would re-
auire that much time to give the docu-
ment the mature consideration Its char
acter required. Other cabinet officials
stated that the general plan included
the sending of q presidential message
along with the report, stating that Spain
had been called upon to make suitable
response to the case presented by the
court OF inquiry. While sthe cabinet
associates of the president maintained
their usual reserve as to the exact char
acter Of the deliberations, II was con-
ceded that the discussion proceeded on
the theory that the coming report would
show that the Maine explosion was not
the result Of an accident, but was due
to an external cause.
There is 70 doubt that substantial
unanimity exists on the part OF the
president and all his cabinet both as to
the Maine question and the general sub
5ect of Cuba. The possibility of a re-
course to intervention In case Spain de-
clined to make suitable response to the
representations the president will make
after receiving the Maine report has
been an abstract discussion thus far.
and no conclusion has been reached or
II possible until the courts findings are
before the president and cabinet. At
the same time there is a very evident
intention to consider all eventualitieD.
including the recourse to Intervention,
the recognition OF independence and
other methods which appear suitably
60 meet the requirements Of such a con-
6ition.
1t IL believed to be the intention Of
the president to bring about q very ma
teriai and satisfactory change Of condi-
tion in Cuba by what shall seem to b,
the best and most practicable method Of
obtaining this end. II Is the hope Of the
administration that Spain herself will
90 far realize the situation as to see the
necessity for such action on her part
with respect to Cuba a. shall command
the appreciation OF this country. Pend
ing discussion on the governments
final policy. no oyertures or intimations
have been conveyed 20 the Spanish gov
ernment, and there Is no official knowl-
edge as to how Spain would regard a
recognition Of Cuban Independence or
intervention. IA ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-23
BACK TO HAwARDEN.

London. March 23.--The morning pa
pers. in referring to Mr.. Gladstone,s
journey from Bournemouth to Hawar-
den. recall that in one OF his late
speeches, after alluding to Liverpool
rs his birthplace. he continued: with
Hawarden. IL 1t please God. my last ac,
quaintance with light and air is likely
to be connected"
1t was noticed that Mrs. Gladstone
seemed even feebler than her husband.
Everywhere II is regarded as his last
journey. and HIS words on entering the
train at Bournemouth are taken as an
expression of his farewell to the pub
lie
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-23
ENLISTMENT OF RECRUITS.

Washington, March 2s--One Of the
most active branches OF the navy de-
partment just now IL that engaged in
the enlistment of recruits for various
positions In the service. A board OF Of
ficers will be detailed to visit various
cities In the vicinity OF the great lakes.
where there are many men willing to
enter the service. Some Of them are
Scandinavians who have been at sea In
their native country. Seamen, ordin-
ary seamen and machinists OF several
classes are wanted, the pay ranging
from SO to $40 per month. The recruit
ing board In New Orleans has accom-
plished good results. Fifty men were
enlisted at that place and they are to be
shipped promptly to New York and dis
tributed among the various ships ac-
cording to the exigencies Of the service
FroI New Orleans the board goes to
Galveston 70 continue its work.
The Cincinnati and the gunboats Cas-
tine and Wilmington are at Port An
tonic. Jamaica. This IL about the same
distance from the south shore of Cuba
a. Key West is from the north shore
The Marietta announced her arrival
ut Panama. The Marblehead has gone
from Port Tampa to Dry Tortugas. The
Brooklyn 10 At Newport News and the
Puritan II under orders to proceed
there. so that these vessels will be near
the Hampton roads rendezvous IL It IL
determined TO establish Q squadron
there. Orders for this movement have
not yet been made. however. nor has
Commodore Schley received any infor-
nation from oficials that he would be
placed In command of the squadron.
The navy department continues to
keep informed az to the Spanish tor
pedo iotilla. now stopping at the Can
aries. Word Of its departure has not
yet reached the department. II can be
stated positively that the report that
President Mckinley has protested
against the coming OF this notilIa In un-
warranted.
The negotiations for the purchase of
ships abroad are going steadily forward,
but there has been a regretable dIsap-
pointment In this connection. The au-
thorities had been exceedingly anxious
to get the big torpedo cruiser Tupy. built
for Brazil. She II one Of the most for
midable torpedo craft afoat. her size
placing her In the torpedo class. while
her torpedo armament gives her the sf-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-23
An Excellent Entertainment.

Mr.. Leland T. Powers, the well known i'm
personator, gave a most successful entertain
ment at Infantry Hall last evening. appear
ing in a dramatization of "David Copperneld, -
and it must be confessed that Mr.. Powers
never appeared TO Better advantage. The
characters of Mr.. Micawber. Uriah Heep.
Peggoty, Steerforth. Little Emily and David
Copperfield were brought out with great force,
aud Dickens great work upon human nature
seemed to take on a new aspect, even TO those
who thought that they were quite familiar
with it.. Mr.. Powers was warmly applauded,
and there is no doubt that his work is en-
titled to the highest prass.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-23

His retirement would create vacancy
In the list OF commodores, to which Cap
tain w. T. Sampson. commanding the
Iowa and president OF the Maine court
of inquiry. is eligible. thus raising him to
the dignity Of a flag officer In that event
he would be entitled to command a
squadron. There IL an abundance Of
excellent material for the selection OF a
new commander of the North Atlantic
squadron, including Rear Admiral
Bunce, commandant of the New York
navy yard. and Commodore j. A. Howell,
recently in command OF the European
squadron. Other officers who are men,
toned as likely Of selection to the COM
mand Of the home station is Comrno-
dore w. S. Schley. president of the light
house board
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-23
MARK ON THE WAY.

Left Key West Yesterday with Report
OF the Court OF Inquiry.
Key West, ria.. March 23.--The re-
port OF the court of inquiry left hete
yesterday In the custody Of Lieutenant
Commander Mark. judge advocate. II
the train connections are made. he will
arrive In Washington with the docu-
ments Thursday night. Whether the
report VIII meet the approval OF the
navy department is a matter OF con-
lecture. Even Rear Admiral Sicard de-
clines to prophesy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-23
THE NEW ENGLAND R R co

Passenger Train Service. Week Days
Corrected TO Oct. IL. 1897.
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VERSAILLES BALTIC, SOUTH WIND
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rAsaoRd SR Els HN6 ys Il 4 STATIONS
EXCEPT FIELDS SrATION-0:lA o:so
n. II. 9 :35 and 1015 D. m.
FIELDS sTATIoN-ES:l Fs:D .. N. Fx;la
F6 35 p. IN.
Leave Pascoar AZ SIS y:2s = m. i2aL
Trains leave and arrive Boston. Old Colony
Station. plymouth DIV. N. Y, N. q. y =
Il. r., Kneeland street.
saturdays only; < & sxBBcSGR stVBs e R's5S1 q =
J. n. KING. supI !:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-23
ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY.


sier Street Store.
Today is the annual opening day in the
millinery stores In the city and the variety of
effects and colors 10 be seen here and there
IL amazing. Perhaps the most attractive dis
play window in town is that at Adams. 205
Westminster street. The window here is sepa-
rated into two parts, one on each side of the
entrance way, and as IL so happens that there
are two leading color effects fo- hats this
spring each window is decorated to illustrate
each of these, one with turquoise blue and
the other ith Mandarin yellow. The interior
OF the store is wholly in keeping with the
window decorations. IL is excellently ar
ranged. In looking over the new styles there
arc number Of tnings about them that at
tract attention at once. These are the br;lJiancy
of the colors used In decoration, the manifest
scarcity Of over large hats, tie great variety
OF color, and the abundance of shirred crepe
and chiffon.
A great many spanRled effects are also to be
seen. flowers play a leading part in decora-
tion and are used in great profusion and in
every conceivable shade. Not great many
large hats seem to be displayed and some of
them are so small that they appear like dots
Of brilliant and delicately blended colors.
In adding to this effect every shade Of liberty
silk is used abrndantly. The ornaments are
mostly steel and rhinestone. Flowers have
not entirely usurpcd the field, however. for
variously colored ostrich plumes are used to
considerable extent. Altogether perhaps this
springs hats are more beautifully decorated
and moro sensible IN shape and size tnHn
for some years past.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-23
DEATHS coMMEMoRATED.

Concord, N. H.. March 23.-The death
Of ~ New Hampshire men by the de-
struction of the Maine was fittingly COM
memorated here last night. At O'Clock
the principal streets were paraded by
militia. G.. A. r., school children and two
bands. several hundred men being in
line under the marshalship of Colonel
Robert H. Roife. Whites Opera House
was crowded with people last evening
at an entertainment for the benefit of
the families of the dead heroes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-23
Beware OF Ointments For, Calarrh
That Contain Mercury.

as mercury viii surely DESTROY the sense Of
smell and completely dcrangc the whole rys-
tenn when coter.-< K :hr.ugh the mucous sur
faces. sucn articles should never be used er-
clans. M the dsmage they. will DO is ten fold
the scei you can poesfsNy derive from them.
Halls Sstsfrh Cure, nnfsufaeturcd by n. j.
curry. and Il taken internally. aciing directly
upon the tlood aud mucous surfaces OF the
system. In buying Halls Cstarh Cure be
sure you get the genuine. 10 ~ taken inter
pally. and made IL Toledo Ohio, by x. ,.
Cheney q Co. Testtmopisls free.
Sold by DrrRyist>. price c5c. per bottle
Hrr'rFs~~tly PiiIs ere fre ieok
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-23
THE cHAPLAINs REPORT.

Washington, March f3.-Chspiain
Chidwick has finished his mortuary re-
port. which shows that 257 men and two
officers perIshed in the ship: six sue
eumbed to their injuries while lying In
The San Ambrosie hospital: one died on
the Spanish transport Colon; III bodies
have been recovered from the wreck:
q have been Identified: 1ef have been
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-23
ENDORSED THE PRESIDENT.

Annapolis. Nd. March 23-The Mary
land senate unanimously adopted a
Joint resolution introduced by Senator
Bouice Dem.), endorsing the course of
President Mckinley in the present crisis.
pledging the support of the state in case
Of need. and eulosizing Consul General
Lee for his courage.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-23
Submitted TO Judgment.

The case Of William B. Crowell w. William
A. Church was down for trial in tho Appellate
Court before Judge Rogers yesterday Jury ira
having been waived. The defendants saon IT.
tod to Judgment for the plaintiff for ss5S6
and costs. Suit was on n Judgment abo,
20 years old and the judgment was originally
obtained on promissory note.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-23

In another part of this paper appears
an advertisement worthy the reading. -
It's for the public good. II tells OF a Free
distribut ion Of Dosn's Kidney pills, q
rsmedv for kidney 1lls Head IL and call
- r. L. Lcthrop'ss biWestminster street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-23
Everybody says So.

Ccscarets Candy CathA,tic, the must won
derful medical discovery Of the age, pleas
ant and refreshing TO the taste, net gently
and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire system, dispel colds,
cure headache, fever, habitual constipation
and biiousness. Please buy and try box
Of &. g. &. to-day; 10, %, so cents. Sold and
guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-23

turn OF Commander Brownson from
Paris. when there will be conference
OF the naval authorities to discuss the
question OF buying more ships. upon
which occasion Commander Brownson
Will report on the condition of the ships
building In France and which might be
purchased by the United States.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-23
HI YORK, NRE HAVEN AID
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.
1ihs stanln diving fsll ts13 3xstlss
. 70 lseal and through train servics
Hlay bs eRfsined q, RrevlAenss Sssr


-
correctsd TO Februar 18Th. 1873
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se:;o. % sS, sos M: @.:Sssf sscs. 4Ss ala
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bieos o:N 7:i5 AS. o c0 ci000. ioasy
as. & 500, g. s:;s 'is sc s;is M !, 1so :is ' M sas @
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s:sS $50 e:lo. 7:9s, $50 eos q. m. 3:o&
xosTh xosTh A. ATrIEsoRS fsG sSS sSb IN P S.Arsvn1r =.
SEQ. s:iu,. M:1O q M: 40. so .. N.
uAGPUE. wREE;THiaxM, NORWOOD CEN.
TRAI, NORWOOD AND DEDHAM-6:Hh
$40 II ;loa m. 40 p. m. sundsys-6:D
MAHsSiEi. DIS 20 $50. TOE, s:oa o:os' looa.
.. M: IL 02 2:04, 4;O2. SOD, 6:02. 7:l6. soc.
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LoxELi and way stations-U 10 a. N. (; Iena,
TAUNTON and NEW BEDre6RD-e:4o. s:4a
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FONTS ON Snpe Ccdcc:w q m; Han 80
COTTAGE CITY-S-0 ~ m; 2:40 m.
MA u KET---6s0 m. <. W
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-23
ADMIRAL sIcARDs ILLNESS.

Washington. March 23.-Owing to the
I'll health Of Rear Admiral Sicard 1t is
feared that 1t will be necessary either to
give him q shore assignment, or else a
leave of absence. A board OF medical
survey will convene for the purpose Of
examining his condition. The hope is
expressed that the board will report that
the illness Is only temporary and will
yield to treatment with a short leave OF
absence: but should 1t report that his
condition IL serious It will result in his
detachment from the command Of the
squadron and his probable retirement
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-23

fectiveness OF torpedo boat and cruiser
combined. The Brazilian government
will not part with the Tupy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-23
CRUELTY MUST
END in CUBA.

Administration Determined to Put an End to the Barbares
There Intervention May Be Res0rted t0--Everythmg
Now Depends on the Nature Of the Report Of the
Maine Inquiry Board--DOcument Expected To-
morrow, and Will Be Sent to Congress
on Monday, Probably.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-23

-
fsfactory experience" "
DIR. Niles Remedies
are sold By all drug
eists under a positive
guarantee. hrst bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases Of the heart and
nerves free. Address,
DIR MILES MEDTCA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-23

Trains leave PROVIDENCE ss Follows for:
NEW yoRK--ai:l? bl ;25 :: q. taal!y), $40
slosaI e sSpl l:. eli 81 q slimitedl Il ;is . M:
NEW YoRR 'uiny via sioniSason min e ' Liner a" Is ana
Si r. sd1sxlv sxesR;M MsoSReaday y,ns wAsH
iNGToS. VIZ; VIA hsrIem s Riyss-ioos !. .sa M
NEW HAvENNai;iia'' & i'i bl rs a. m. te.p. aaisy,.
ited,. i 10 :. an ~: ,ssph s;Sy tszp't sSs
Sexp. daily. sos texp daiiyA s:l7 lexn
NEW y6SDoN-ai:Is bi:25 a. m. tdsiyy
exp.h. 652 taccom.). $40 10 :o5 iexprsss5.
~; la;io ., ,,,,p ,,,xpfsss 70 East Greenwics,s
t;l0 taccorn.). $40 taccom.), eO5 p. IN.
!e1D da,lyl, s;I ?; m. texp: d.iiyl. 7:sS
taccom. Sundays onlyl
WORCESTER DIVISION.
Trains leave PRovIDENuE as follows for
woRcESTER-e. .5, 6s5 texp.l. 745 ;exp. TO
woonsockeal, s:a5 local eyp;,. ll;ss q an: n;
Isxp exp % SonsoSEs woonsoSsss'. us ,ssp s1D SIS s
Mi4iEe-s:os ats 4 r. sssSo% sa s:s Its iI:.5 r M l
b:45, s:45, e:i5, g:25 p. IN. sundays-7:1 ~
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III rs y. IN. Sundays-7:21 7:35. ns.o, l1:2i
.. M; :2S. S:26 y:Aa k:2A 6:AA ~ o:25
.. M
WARREN AND BRrsTOr. BRANCH.
Leave PkoVIDENCx (IEdia Street station.
for
FALL RlvER-e:3o. 73o. s:so, u:so a N
30 3:31, l:30 s 80. 9 80 D. IN. Hundays-
NEMPoRIfs % SfD 4 10 p s IS ia IS sna Sa' = ?. n io
I:y $50. e6 .sn nm Sundays "a s:Jos
q. m. 30. 80 q. m.
WARREN and way stations--6:30. 1880 $50
and II 80 n. ~. and 70 3an 40 Tex.
press. o:JU o 30 z 80 and ii 81 d. m. Sun.
iays-7:y0' v:30 M; ! 30 ~ and $50
BRISTotI-o:oo, 7so $50 u:9 q. IA. 1ao
$50. l:B0. $50. $50. 10 aud II 80 D. m.
eundays-7 ~ $50. m; la0 $50 90
Electric cars ieayc Exchange place. Provt-
dence. at q :O5. 7.05 u:u5. II 05 u m. 1:0k
8:05 <:05. 5O5. G :05. 706 and III 05 .. IN.
Sundays at Tvs. o:05 u M; iso 5 :05 and 60
Returning connect with all traina
., Sleeping cnrs only; n coaches and sleep
ing cars: Q, all narlor cars; d, Walpolo Lima.
e, Connects for Newport via boat from FalR
River via Woods hois via New Bedford
GEO. L. CONNOk. A. G. KGNDALLs
K q. ALLEN. Gen'l supk
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-18
HIGH GRADE
MEN ARE NEEDED

The second lesson of this battle IL the
complete demonstration of the value OF
high grade men. Cheap men are nos
wanted, are not needed, are q loss to
the United States. Navy. We should '
none but the very best men behind the
guns. 1t will not do to have able of1csrs
and poor men. The men In their class
must te the equal of the officers 10
theirs. We must have the best mon MI
ing all the posts on shiptoard. To make
the attachments Of the officers valuable
wa must have. as We have In this heet,
the rest men to carry out their oom-
mands. The third lesson. not less import
ant thar the others, is the necessity Tor
inspection. Everything to DO used In a
battle should have been inspected by ma
val officials. II this IL lone there VIII DE-
no failure at q crisis in time OF q gel.
Look at the difference between our ships
and the Spanish ships. Everything tho
Spanish hsd was supplied by contract
Their shells, their powder, all their ma
t~erisls, were practically worthless while
ours wore pc rfeot
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-18
THIRD MANILA
EXPEDITION

San Francisco, June Seen. Merritt
has issued orders to Gen. Otis dssignat-
ing the troops that are to compose the
third Philippine expedition which Will
be commanded BY Brig. Gen. King. Inc
order names the troops as follows. The
Two battalions Of the Idaho volunteers;
the 18th Minnesota regiment of oiuntse
infantry: two battalion North Dakota
volunteers, the 7th California regiment
Of volunteers, the Wyoming battalion OF
volunteers the Two batteries. q and u Of
the United States artillery, commanded
BY Capt. Randolph and Capt. Birksimer'
respectively. These troops Will be trans
ported by the steamers Morgan Oity'
City of Pare. Ohio. Indiana q Vale
ncia, all OF which are being put Ia
readiness.
The exact ate OF sailing has not oesn
nxed bus 1t will not be later than the
end of the next week. Gen. Merritt ana
.M -av aatI with this exp0dltiou.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-18
FOR THE NEW BONDS.
Providence People Have Already
Subscribed Largely For Them.
subscription Blanks Reached the Posi-
office Yesterday From washington.

Providence has already started It's SUD
scriptions to the new government ronds
md the First National Bank has already
received subscriptions amounting q
$780,. 900. Other banks VIII probably aae
on the matter Monday. when the sub1ece
will be discussed by the directors IN
the meantime the banks will acc a.
agents for those wishing to subscribe.
The blanks for subscriptions to the new
loan arrived yesterday, and about twenty
persons called for them at the posuonnco
soon sfterward, while the national Danks
or such of thoss az got the forms py tnc
same mail. also distributed them. IL -
not necessary TO I'LL out the az
first sight. Only o small number OF tne
blanks camo yesterday, but moro can %
secured IL required. The loan pfoDapiy
will be- heavily over subscribed 10 tn'h
country. st
One bank official is Of the opinion tnss
subscribers in q small way will be nam
pered by the holding of coupon bonds,
which simply represent 80 much money
and car be used as readily a. money y
stolen.