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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-05-03

lations. The insertion of the former
IN conference. Loud wanted explained.
Dingley. Me, protested against the
feature of the report creating COM
mission to consider the North Atlantic
fishery question and other controver-
sizes. He said the proposed legislation
was radical and OF great Importance.
SINCE 1t embodied a proposition To
create a commission and submit to it
not only the fishery controversy to
which he was alone ready to object but
II gave to the proposed commission
jurisdiction over any other controVer-
sizes affecting trade that might arise.
tie believed the conferees had exceed
ed their authority Incorporating the
provision and moreover the proposition
in itself was not such as to command
support.
In accord with Dngley's views.
Moody, Mass. spoke and concluded by
making a point OF order against the
amendment. that it was beyond the jul
risdietion of the conferees as beiny
beyond their duties.
Shafroth. Col, spoke in support of
the conference report
The Speaker sustained the point 3f
order made by Moody. and the report
was declared rejected and a further
conference was asked with Lacy, Sha-
froth ana Ellis as House conferees.
Boutele, Me, of the conferees on the
naval bin announced the result of a
conference with the Senate in an agree
mont whereby the amendment provid
ing for the compensation of naval Off
| GERS for governmental use of their in
NentionS had been stricken out.
t was this amendment to which tn
House objected. Saturday, and it hay
ing been eliminated the bin and confer
ence report We're accepted
The bill To increase the number Of
surgeons in the army was called up bv
Hull, Iowa. and passed 1t provided
for an increase Of IL assistant sur
geons with the rank Of 1st lieutenant.
70 he appointed after examination b.
an army medical examining board. Il
also authorizes the surgeon general.
With the approval of the secretary OF
war, to appoint in emergencies as many
contract surgeons as may be necessary
y resolution from the Senate provid
| ing for an adjustment and settlement
of claims and counter claims between
| the United states and the state Of Ten
( nessee, Was passed.
Loud. Cat. called Il resolution pro
| Njding for the creation Of u Congress
siomal commission 10 make an eXhaus
/ tive examination iulo the postal ser
! vice. and report to Congress. In sup
! port Of the resolution Loud and f'lem-
! ing, Ca said frequent statements had
| been made in Congress and the pres
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MANILA IS OURS.
Continued from page %

other passengers ana landed them
d out 1910 o'clock.
The Eagle hosted signal conveying
tha Intelligence that she had been fired
3on Ivy Spanish boast coming out ii
the river The Eagle immediately "a
urned The fire with her G-pounders and
ii, ID her ground until the Marblchead
came up Both vessels then fired
hload4ide after broadside UP the en-
trance to the river. The boats coming
down Ncre tWo torpedo boat; ana one
tospclo boat destroyer. After % min
at 5 firing Ivy the Eagle( the last two Of
which were participated in by The Mar
81 head the Spanish boats ceased firms
ard it is considered certain they were
d. mayed
The Nashville brought in the prison
ols Of war. tonight. aud the Marble
head is conveying the prize which, With
her convoy is expected to arrive, late
toaizht. or carly in the morning.
'Thg report that YgleHias. the susppa-
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A MAINE POSTMASTER.
Undertakes Contract Without The Sanction
OF the New Administration.

All tho mail matter dropped in Au-
gusta postonice addressed to East
Surry, Ne, small village four miles
southwest of Ellsworth and all letters
and papers addressed to Augusta
mailed in East Surry for some years,
have passed through the hands of MI.
or Mrs J. G. Gray. When Mr.. Cray
unlocked the mail bags and shook the
contents or locked them up for the mail
carrier to convey them to the depot
it 1nattered not to him whether the
letters were harbingers of peace and
iov. missiyes containing regrets or con-
dolences or ordinary dues for lonG over
due accounts, his object was to get
through the task as soon as possible, as
easily as possible and to sit down and
rest. for his back ached and every
movement Of his arms brought nm
main. Very concisely he states below
what he considers was the carse OF It,
how lie tried to get rid of it, and finally
what agency he employed to radically
root out the trouble. Mr. Gray says:
I'm 1861. when in the army near W assn
jngt0n I contracted measles WhIch dld
not break out, and the trouble settled
IN NV kidneys. This was the start OF
what afterwards turned out to be q
rather serious kidney trouble produc-
ing lame and aching back and an an
moving urinary weakness, particularly
noticeable at night. 1t is a miserable
thing to have 50 bad back that You
are afraid to stoop over or hit any
thing for fear Of tWngcs L have peeh
laid up with mine all the way from d
day to eight weeks l used great
many medicines and spent great deti
of money looking for cure. l}"an
Kidney Pills We're the last attempt'aha
believe they have done me greater
good in short time than all otheF
medicines I have used. DoanS htd-
nev Pills do more than is claimed lor
them" Just such emphatic endorse
ment can he had right in Augusta
Iron into the Old Reliable drug st"fa
and ask Chas. X. Partridge what MS
customers report.
Deans Kidney Pills for sale by az
dealers. price 80 cents. Mailed by
Foster-Nlilhurn Co. Buffalo. n. \"
cole agents for the United States
Remember The name DoAN > IN
take no substitute.
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OUR COAST PATROL.
The Columbia at PortIand--1h Min
neapoIis Arrives at Boston.

Portland. Me. May 2.-The cruiser
Columbia arrived in Portland harbor,
1T $50 Monday morning. TO an Asso-
ciated Press reporter Capt. Sands said
it was his intention to remain here IN
ill o'clock, Tuesday morning and
then sail for Ear Harbor, unless orders
to the contrary are received, Coast
patrol with Il sharp look out for su'-
picious appearing craft seems to be the
cruisers mission in these waters.
Boston, May 2.-The cruiser Mime
apolis which left Portsmouth, this af-
tpInoon, steamed across the bay and
dropped anchor one mile below Boston
Light. this evening, at 5.a5 The OIL
GERS and crew of the big cruiser We're
over the victory Of Com
!nodorc DeWey's fleet at Manila. 1t IS
understood that the Minneapolis will
resume her scouting duty, tomorrow
morning.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. May 2.
The leading futures closed as follows:
WHEAT-No. ? May. 100: July, 9iss; Sep
temher Sl3a: December. SOS
CoRN-May. SO; July. 33$4 September,
oATs-May, 3oql July, 25a.; September,
81 n 233s
PORK May sloo; July, sll12k.
LARD-May, $5.75; July, $3.50; Septem
SHORT RIBs-May. $5.57ia; July, $50:
September. S5.62
Cash quotations closed as follows:
FLOUR-In fair demand buyers asking
concessions.
WHEAT-No. ? spring. 106: No. New
York, III: No l spring, 1oonlll; No. 2 red.
CORN-No. ?. 34m84A.
oATS-No. >. 31A: No. white, S3I33lR:
No. white. 32ii 9t33.
RYE-No. 2 62Am63.
HARl.EY-No. .. 42M52.
FLANSEE.D-No /. 131lam132.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime, $260G215.
LARD$5. 30fl5 62i%.
PoRk-Mcss. $l090ftl0.95. shore ribs
sides $5.35m570: dry salted shoulders, AZ
as short clear sides $5S5M6.05.
Articles. Receipts. Shipments
Flour Observation-Disclosures. 1890 49, 400
Wheat ......-........ 4i1,3e0 5000
Corn ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Az 100 gl5 200
oats Observation-Disclosures, i2iS00 26l GOO
Rye NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500 1900
Barley Observation-Disclosures. 2iS00 10, 800
On the Produce Exchange:
III fTfER-Steady; creameries 13Gl6h:
dairics, 12ml5.
EGGS-F Firm: fresh, 10A.
CiIIGESE-Dul; unchanged.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York. May Cotton spot closed
quiet; middling Uplands, 5 SIG: mid
ding Gulf, 9-16. Sales, 1880 bales. !
Cotton futures closed steady quiet:
sales $500 bales. May, G.13: June, 617;
July. 622; Augl st. September and Octo-
Der. G.2f; Noveu Der. 62S; December, $50.
January G3I
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UNCLE SAM WILL FIX IT.

New York. May 2.-lhe Central cable
office Of the Western Union Telegraph Co
has issued the following notice: I'VE are
officially notified by the Eastern EXten-
sion Co that the cable between Hong
Kong ana Manila is interrupted
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NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.

Washington. May THE Senate, to-
day, confirmed these nominations:
Lieut.. T. T. Stevens to be lieutenant
commander in the navy.
Postmaster. Maine-D. *. Jewell
HalluWeli.
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BuruIaries at South Portland.

Portland. Me. May 2.-Burglars en-
tered two drug stores. restaurant, a
grocery store and barber shop in South
Portland. last night. Nothing of value
was taken anywhere.
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THE YALE SAILS-SEALED ORDERS

New York, May 2.-The steamship
Yale, formerly the American Liner
Paris, left her dock shortly before 6
O'Clock this evening, under sealed or
dcrs. The Yale carried a full supply of
stores for an extended cruise and had
5000 tons Of coal aboard.
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TO MRS. PINkHAM
From Mrs. Walter z. Budd, Of Pat.
chogue, New York.

Mrs, BUDD, in the following letter,
tells & familiar story of weakness and
suffering, and thanks Mrs. Pinl<ham
for complete relief:
"DEAR Mrs PINkHAM:-I think il is
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New York Produce Market.

New OFk, May z
FIOIrR-Reccipts. =. 3S5 bblS.; exports.
774a btls:; sales IL GOO pkgs, market sus-
tanned it's firm tone but was quiet. city
mill patents, $a15atI.35; city mill clears.
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An article of merit is sure to win. So
with the Hop Plast"rs which are used in
thousands OF homes with confidence and
success. Active the moment applied. All
medicine dealers
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ed me terribly. / could not sleep for
the pain. Plasters would help for a
while, but as soon as taken off, the pain
would be just as bad as ever. Doctors
prescribed medicine, but it gave me no
relief.
Now I feel SO well and strong,
have no more headaches, and no
pain in side, and it is all owing to
your Compound. l cannot praise it
enough. 1t is 4 wonderful medicine
| recommend it to every woman l
know"
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bills of minor Importance We're passed
and the Alaska land bin conference re-
port was rejected.
Immediately after the House met,
Chairman Cannon, OF the committee on
appropriations was recognized and pre-
scented the urgency deficiency bill TO
provide for the extraordinary expenses.
Cannon asked for immedia tt CONSIDERED
ton. <s53g
The House agreed 10 the. eonfegeilce
report on the naval apprspriation bill
and it now gors to the President
Cannon in explaining the necessity
of the bill pointed OUT chat there was
not d dollar available from any other
source to meet these demands on the
appropriations made Pronpt action
WAS demanded in chinsl aFlce to place
at the disposal of the auth6rities means
to equip and make most efficient the
forces of the United states.
Sayers said that 10 his opinion the
volunteers would bepaiuf from the time
of enrolment and l4bt from the time Of
being mustered into the service.
Steele. Ind. interrupted and said be
had been advised at the war depart
ment that the federal government
would pay all the expenses of the vol
unteers incident to their movement
from their homes To the place of on
rollment.
Cannon's request was granted. Ding
ley then called attention of the House
To the probable expenses of the war
and necessity for extraordinary TeNe-
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It's great medicinal properties relieve al SKIN II
ritaticns and produce a iIne cotapte Nion.' kath-
ieeu iialoway, Trained Nurse, Camden, Nj.
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IN THE HOUSE.
Emergency War and Naval Appropriation Bills
Passed in Short Order.

Washington. May 2.AThe passage of
the emergency war appropriation bill
was the feature of today's action by the
House. The naval appropriation bill
with the Senate amendment providing
for the payment of officers Of the navy
for the use of their inventions BY the
government stricken out, was reached
from conference and passed. 1t now
bills of minor Importance We're passed
and the Alaska land bin conference re
port was rejected
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my duty to write
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-09-07

n AntilIateoi1 el batall6n ds Gol6n, Is
hallan.en Cienfnsgos en- buen estado de
sslud,l habi6ndose distin guido nauoho
Dor u sersnidad y valor durants q bonn.
bardeo desquella plasa. Consts asf para
satisfacoi6n de aus familias. Ht aqnf
sus nombres: Justo dc II Psz Milo,
Emilio W olke, Jos6 Rivera Brnnet, To.
mas Amtxquita, Franoisoo J Antonio
Quiroga Vargas, Jnan. Nepomucsno Du.
reout, Abraham Qonzslez, Antonio Cam
dfa, Silvsrio Soils Esoobar, Mariano Lo..
'xano Reyes, Eugenio Martin Tizol =
Eugenio Aunero Torres. que tomo /.
lioenoia haoe dos meses.
Hemos dido deoir que 10 trata
de admitir en- La Peninsula nuestra mo.
media provincial { la par. Ignoramos la
osrtsxa do eee rumor, pero 81 fuess exao'
to, serfa asunto qne merecesfa IN serio
sstudio, s oausa dc 81 trasoendencia.
-. Por tentativa dc estafs & los
senores Pieras y Companta, fu6~ aver
detenido 81 individuo Melton Cruz.
-. Por hurto de varios scmbreros
s don Jos6 Torres han sido detenidos
los individues Higinio Fernandez, Hi-
p6lito Giralder = Prudencio Cordero.
-. Hasta aver tarde cambiaba el
Banoo Espa1ol los billetes de Banco
americanos al 7opor 100 premio, oerran ;
do con tendenoia 4 baja. =.
~ Sc ha extraviado un baul que
vino dc BaJam6n el dfa 5, tren de In
una do Ia tarde. Dicho baul perteneoe
{ una sirvienta de nuestro director y 20
eratifcarh al que de notioias de 81 en- la
oalle do la Luna, mum. 81, altos. "a
~ Pasajsros ambarcadoa en- Ell va.
por frauc6s <Notre dame du Sant6, para
Ia Peninsula: Lorenzo Reoaj, Antonio
G&mez .1gleaias, Francisco Garcia Bue
no, Francisco Pihol, Joss Perez G arcfs,
Francisco Cort6s Molina, Domingo Sua'
reg, Ramon Masgrkn, Juan Gimeuez,
Hermino Est6vez, juan Soto Acosta,
Pbro Buenaventura Bea, Remigio Ochoa,
Ignacio Dfaz Csnejs, Pbro. Manuel Lo
PEI, Alexandra Suarez, selora, / hijo y
una criada, Nicolas Oyanguren, Phro.
Manuel Lopez, German T2razona, Josd
Miro, Eudosio Cu6tara, Jose Bequiris'
tain, Ubaldo Perez Cosio, Pedro Arnsu,
Manuel Corripio, Waldo Andrade, gu
sef1ora J hiio, Vicente Ozores, "a &C.
flora J 7 hijos, Arosdio Pad1n: Jo1@
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-09-07

olAaesde provocloion No contentosj
con 1sto, m v6iunt rio ll4fnado Benionos
Gon1 kleE, prooeaado por. tantativa' I'd des
homicidio, lelRredid de mails manera,
maltIat4ndole de obra, .tanto Que: 81 md
dico titular tnvo. que reoonocsr = prestar
aus auxilios faoultativos slsef1or Ramos.
ri pron6stioo ses reservado. Este,sal
sentirse herido, se dirigi6 al pueblo !
sepuso d heoho en- nooimiento del Juez
municipal, que instruye las primeras di-
igsnoias. EEL agresor no pudo ser dets'
nido por oponerse ello@s tsnients de-
voluntarios, quisn por al y ante ST snma.
rid al se1ior Ramos, deoretando 50 inoo-
munioaoi6n., &e :
4 los padres nz tIaae eamdslasoos asado eis... ..
segunda ensenansa. Ademks tengo On
mi domioilio una olase particular de ms.
truooi6n primaria para niffos.' Admitir6
alumnos internos, extsrnos = media
pension a1maments fresca, Sol
II, pieo principal. .-Ps3,o Moox6 Bo-
met. p.
~. Dice Ella Informaoi6r>, de-
Mayagiiex: "Los nusvos dsrsehos de
Aduana impuestos por el GobiaFno ame-
riosno, son no oentavos moneda de Puer.
to Rico por tonelada &c registro dc
buquee, J Q centavos por tonelada para
los buques con destino puertos emeri-
oanos on Cuba. Ademas, 81 dereoho
general de tone'aje de los buques que
entrsn y salgan en- lastre serk'de 10 ots.,
-. En- 50 hltimo viaje trajo esta
capital el vapcr <Vasoo>, $50 sacos CATS
y $50 con arroz dc la Indis, prooedentes
dc Ponce.
~. Aysr tards qusdabsn en- este
puerto el v.por <Paulina, y bergantfn
<Vfrgenes> oargando, = las goletas Ame.
lia, Borirquen, Isabella. Conception,
Providencia, Petra J Pedrito.
- Varios veoinos de la oalle del
Sol tqntjanse de que frente al Polvor1n,
fuera de la zona que les est& maroada,
hsbitan algunas mujeres de vida allegro,
que sin reapeto alguno se entregsn &
ciertas expansiones do NAL g6nero. Las
casas referidas correspondent los odme-
ros la7 y 1se. Tambi6n entire ell 1876 y
81 1s7 hay otra de Ia misma jsez'
- Dssda la Habana nos escribe
IN oompatriota manifestAndonos que los
puertcrfiquenos que pssaron la hernia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-09-07

mos aysr, ss- 10 senAla para ooppar 81
cargo de Gobernador OWL ds Il sisla. He
aqui ms ayndantes: Tenients coronel
\ 7. ID. Vroom inspector general, teniente
scoronel James Rockwell; comAndante z |,
N. Carson, contAdory y psgador;s oaPitan
James "a. Campbell, contador syudante;
! Int6rprete: sef[or Baiz.
~. El secretario del ayuntamisnto
de San German don Jos6. Ramosds Ana.
ys, estaba ausente de la oiudad, con j.
cenoia, 5puando SO poaesionaron del pus'
bio los sedicioscs y luegos los america.
nos. Al regresar, Sc ha encontrsdo con
asu plaza ooupada, contra 81 orden esta'
blecido por los invaaorea. .... .
f.. ~. Est&n llamando la atenoidn on.
tre las gontes que entisnden algo do 10:
tras les editoriales que publioa La
Tpidp> bajo spfgrsfe el <Cuesti6n Dc or
b.. Son infumables; especialmente el
inasrta en- su ndmero de snoohe.
lbre idioma de Cervantes 49, pobre
fIn;act
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-09-07
vscinossde San asrmin 81 general -

vsoinossde San Gsrnin II general = Z
tlacios. l IS 8 3.
AYer t8rde 5sali6 ~ nuestro'
puerto II yspor franc6a Notre Dame az
S4nte,s Cargo en nuestra plaza los 81
guientess 6feotos: Para Santander: s8s'
1aoos y barrilss cafe, CON .l.e7o kilos.
Para Malaga: 100 sacos cafe con l3sle6s
kiloB. Para Coruila: 500 saoos azucar
oon 90. 40 kilos y para Barcelona aO-se
.cos caf6 con Alto kilos y 43 cascos co-
bro y bronco oon S.3l2 kilos.
81 ae as as. s,g'r ss h.n a: o:ssna "a 10
aver un baul amarillo, de tamai1o regular
I'M saco de colsta oontenisndo ropa.
Sc grstifcarh 4 Ia persons que los entire
que On esta redacoi6n. ~ 80
+ ~. En- Aibonito SO dice que 81 40
tusl aloslde, profundamente, disgustado
| por oiertos heohos, prssentarA 81 renun.
ola. So indioa para sustituirle al sef1or
don Galo Gonxalez. ::....
,."~ Tsnemos razones para sosPe-
char que todos los smpleados do toi6-
grsfos de Ia isla qusdaran cesantss tan
lueQo como los amerieanos 50 poseslonen
dsl pats por complete, pues orssmos que
Las l1neas telegrAhoas 90 destinarkn ex'
olusivamente al servioio Official. PodrAn
ST crearss empresas phrticulares tslegra'
foas J telef6nicas, para servir al publ
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-09-07
r. De QuebrsdilIae:

- De Quebrsdillas: clos volun'
tsrios de este pueblo oontindan armados.
Tienen establecido ell Quartet aamedio XII
l6metro de la poblaci6n 6 sea en- el barrio
de- San Antonio, hacienda de don Jose
Amador, donde prebtan diariamente SER
vicio: El domingo oelebraron~ una reu'
ni6n sin que sepamos oons que objeto.
Aoert6 passr por allf, en- direction &
su casa, el honrado propietario don Gil
Ramos, y al verle 10 detuvieron, mote
jAndole de insurreoto y dirigi@ndole toda
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-09-07
venta.
ALQUILER DE MUEBLES
NUEVOS Y USADOS S. =

MARGARIDA'YCs.
"A, SAN FRANCISCO IT, p.
~ De Arecibo: <Para darle infor
mes quo le interesan, SO dsssa sabsr 81
paradero de don Eulogio Hayman, di-
rector do la compaflfa acr6bata "Circo
de variedades."
~ De GEL Imparoial' de Maya .
guez: "El sabado por la noche, llega-
ron por tren esta capital, ell sargsnto
Arias y algunos guerrilleros; los cuales
fueron detenidos. Firmado el juramen
to de rigor al gobisrno americana, fue-
ron puestos en- libertad & las pooas horas.>
~. Han regressdo 4 Marioao don
Viotoriano Liqust, alcalde de dicho pus
bio don joss G. Rios, eecretario del
ayuntamiento, despu6s de haber confe'
renoisdo en- Ponce con el general Miles,
quien les repuso en- sus cargos, de los cua'
les fueron arbitrariaments separados por
el antigua partido Unconditional de aquel
lusblo.
- La prensa maysgaexana repro.
duoo la fslioitaoi6n que con fechA IL de
Ootubre de 1887 envfaron unos cuantos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-09-07
Brandaris, FraDcisoo Oller, Mapusl Ar.
nav, Jos6 Urig6en, Jos5 Rodriguez, q
tonic G6mez, Sandaiio Pastrana, Carlos
Idvate, Micaela 6avilIa.
Miguel Betano court

Ebanista: Construye ; com
zone nueb'es. flnos y ordtna.
rios hace toda ciase de trabaiox
al ltorno, ITALIA, calados de ma
dora. zinc, metal etc. Todo muy
eCon6En1co y garant1za los tra.
bajos. Gale de San Sebastian
nuInerO 70. SIS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-09-07
Tras larga y penosa dolenoi

Z Tras alarga y penosa dolenoia
= ha falleoido en- esta capital Ia es'
timable sef1ora dofla Maria @. Do
mingo Calder6n de la Baroa, viuda
de Noriega. Dicha se1ora perts'
neofa 4 la v. @. T. de San Francisco,
desde el af1o 1910. Acompaflamos en-
sn sentimiento + la familiar. l.. p.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-03
HAVANA LIGHTS WENT OUT

Washington, April 2.-Senator Foraker
of the senate committee on foreign rela-
tons was at the navy department during
the morning for the purpose, IL was under
stood. of furthering the investigation that
committee was making into the cause of
the disaster TO the Maine. 1t was under
stood that this senate inquiry was to be
very sweeping in character and was to go
considerably beyond the inquiry Of the
naval court of inquiry. which recently re-
ported. That court was restricted to
some extent by having to take testimony
only of those willing to appear before
them and was also hampered by other re-
strictions But in reaching the matter OF
cause the senate committee had consid-
erably greater latitude. Captain Sigsbee
has already appeared before the commit
tee and has given his testimony in detail.
To show the minuteness of the senate
senate committee today took steps to as
certain whether the electric lights
throughout Havana were extinguished
simultaneously with the explosion. The
committee learned that the extinguish-
ment Of the lights actually occurred. Ex-
actly what bearing this had upon the
cause of the explosion is not apparent. 1t
may be that the terrific shock caused at
mospheric disturbances disarming the
electric plant in Havana or that some in
ferentIal deductions may be made as to
the electric connections with a submarine
mine