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Arizona republican., 1898-04-09
JAPAN INDIGNANT.
The Nation Thinks That Great Britain
 Has Left Her in the Lurch

Yokohama, April S.-The Japanese press generally express the opinion that the proposed British naval dem onstration, in the gulf of Pechili is not directed against Russia, but is rather intended to intimidate China into granting concessions to Great Britain. There is a growing feeling of resent ment against Great Britain upon the ground that Japan has been left in the lurch, and the retention of Wei Hai Wei by the Japanese is being urged
 Pekin, April 8.-Sir Claude Macdon- aid, the British minister, had a confer ence with the Tsung-li-Yamen today. It is supposed that he made demands for important concessions from China to Great Britain.
Arizona republican., 1898-04-09
PASSPORTS FOR SPAIN.
There Is a Brisk Demand for Them in
 London.

London, April S.-The passport de- partment of the foreign office has been busy all the week. The majority of passports issued will be for Spain, the prospect of war having accentuated the desirableness of this precaution. About dozen newspaper men are among the applicants, and all are go- ing to Madrid, which they expect to be a center of news for the next few months. Several Americans presented themselves at Downing street for pass ports, presumably believing that a temporary change of nationality would be wise when visiting Spain in these warm times. They were politely re- ferred to the American embassy.
Arizona republican., 1898-04-09
WARSHIPS MAY SINK.
But They Must Not Be Humbled Be
 fore the American Flag.

Madrid, April 8.-General Correa the Spanish minister for war, in his interview of yesterday, said: Spain must not be alarmed if war is de- clared, at the sinking of Spanish war ships. What we must at all costs avoid is Spanish warship striking her col ors to the American flag.
 'She should rather explode her mag azines. T wish to God Spain had not a warship from Cuba to the peninsula. We could then say to Americans: We are here, meet us when you please.
Arizona republican., 1898-04-09
GEORGE GOULD'S PATRIOTISM
He Offers the Flying Atalanta to the
 Government.

Kansas City, April S.-"My yacht Atalanta and everything I have will be at the disposal of the government in case of war;" said George Gould Of New York to reporter today at the Union depot He was en route east from Colorado and had stopped oil here between trains.
 And what can this government ex- pect from the moneyed men of New York in the event of war;" he was asked.
 "Whatever help and as much as 1t needs" replied MT. Gould.
Arizona republican., 1898-04-09
A SPANISH ARMADA.
A Formidable Fleet of Cruisers Sailing
 West.

Washington, April S.-A report was current today that the Spanish fleet of cruisers had sailed from Cadiz for American waters. There was no con- firmation of this either at the Spanish legation or at the navy department, though it would not be improbable, as press dispatches from Madrid last night stated that this formidable fleet was expected to sail today.
Arizona republican., 1898-04-09
PRowEss OF AN IRISH SINISTER
Five Men Whipped by Steerage Pas
 senger Debarred for Senility.

New York, April S.-Michael Leahy, an Irish steerage passenger on the Cunard steamship Lucania, which ar rived Wednesday from Liverpool, walked into the barge office yesterday and declared that he had jumped over board while the ship was coming up the bay and had swan ashore. He
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-04
Bills in Chanccry.

Yesterday morning in Chanccry Col
onel Nields presented petition for par.
tition in the matter of the property OF
Annie Chaplin ct al. II. ii. Ward, rep
resenting one of the parties in interest,
objected, and a rule was issued to show
cause why a summons i'll partition
should not issue 1t was made return.
able the first Wednesday in June.
In the case Of the Mayor and Council
of Wilmington vs. J. Edward Addicks
ct al. William s. iiilles and Arthur W.
spruancc, solicitors for the complain
ants. asked leave to file supplemental
bill. II. II. Ward, representing the le-
spondents, objected and the matter was
carried over until May H.
The case VI Gibbons 4 Moore IS. Reid
will be argued today.
The chancellor dismissed the bill i'll
the case OF benjamin and Louisa ).
kopf vs.. John L. Curen, Alfred T. Der
rickson and Annie stewart, on :he
ground that the conpiananta had not
shown sufficient cause to warrant a
court OF equity to interfere. The COM
plalnants were ordered to pay the costs.
1t was an effort on their part to So
cure the rcsvindment OF a contract and
the ,cconvryance OF property in dispute.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-04
4 Brace of Accidents.

Little Nellie Connect. aged 6 years, OF
No. 10G Maryland avenue, was knocked
down and run over by the coal wagon OF
Harry Bunzman OF Thirteenth and
Claymont streets, early yesterday after
morn.
The accident occurred in front OF hen
home. She escaped serious injury
\ wagon belonging to tiriffenhcrgel
4 Palmer, OF Head and Chapel streets
ran over Martin Cunningham, aged !
years, at Summiv Hill early yesterday
afternoon.
The lite fellow was bruised. and aftcl
his wounds were dressed was taken t'
his home at No. 1l2l Lnbdcll street, TIL.
city.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-04
Steamer Launched.

The freight AMI passenger stean.rr
NUtlI p Luta, butt at tie snpynrls Of
the t,noch Moore X Sons Company Tor
Capt. Richard Lutte of Ilainrsport, \. j.,
was launched from The yards Of the
builders yesterday morning at $50
o'clock. The vessel was chr;stcncd by
Capt. Lutte She measures 100 feet in
length and vii! ply between liajnespolt
and Philadelphia. The boiler was placed
in the vessel to-day at the wharves OF the
Pu>cy 4 Jones Company, after wmcA
tie finishing touches will be given to the
vessel by her builders.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-04
A CLEAN CUT.
925 Market Street.

A GOOD place for DOWNCA~T mel. Ii your
wife falls to succeed in shortening your hair or
in shaving your whi>kcrS, the place to he done W
brown is
WILLIAM Il. SCENARIOS
iO0', King streets.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-04
Annual Meeting.

TIE annual meeting Of the Junior
Auxiliary in the diocese Of Delaware will
take place in s.. Johns Church next
saturday, The first session will begin at
1920 Il. II. The managers and workers
then will discuss methods and consider
how the efficiency of the auxiliary can
be increased. The second session will
begin at 2p, m. The bishop Of Beia
ware will preside, and there will he AL
dresses by Rev. II. /. Duhring Ct phila'
lplphia, and Rev. X. J. Hammond OF
this city.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-04
THE SUN WILMINGTON DELAWARE WEDNESDAY. NAY l. 1894


are to be operated by james Sharp, now
of the Chester Garnet mines.
Measles is an epidemic at Elan. Quite
number Of children are sick with 1t.
Mr.. James Richmond and daughter OF
Philadel phia, paid visit to this place
on Saturday last.
John II. kerlin has moved his family
from Marcus Hook to Chester, where ne
lived for years prior to going to the
former place.
Harry Barnes, well known here, who
for some years has been living in New
port News. While engaged at work
there he contracted severe cold, when
settled on his chest and became so bad
that he went to North Carolina, hoping
that his health would return, but since
he has had a relapse and is i'll critical
condition.
| A host OF Chester people visited the
soldiers camp at Mt. Gretna on sunday
last.
Miss Miriam lerhune of Fair Hill,
Md, is paying a visit to relatives here.
Archie Crosier. who has been sick
with the typhoid fever, came down
stairs for the first time on Saturday.
Thomas 4. Curry. formerly manager
OF the Chester Morning Republican,
| who few months ago went to Hartford,
I Conn. has returned and taken his old
| position once more.
/ Mr.. Joseph Budwin and wife and
children spent Monday witt friends here.
They reside in Philadelphia.
There were no less than three differ
cnt preachers in the pulpit OF the NJ. f.
Church on sunday morning last. Rev;
George TompkinS, Rev. Mr.. Nre and
/ Iben \. Baldwin.
! Miss Todd Of Chester and Miss lena
/ Turner OF Wilmington spent Sunday
with their friend, Miss Nettie Wells.
On Sunday Rev. George Tonpkins
/ filled the pulpit Of the Atonement NJ: f.
Church, both morning and night. The
congregation is on the increase, and some
come several miles to hear this divine
preach, which lie can do to Il letter.
The announcement OF the marriage OF
Miss Lulu May Clark OF Elkton, Nd. to
L. Harry Adams. ,Jr., formerly OF Bridge
Vile, now Ol Newark, mas Dccn MACE.
Mrs. AS. Nttev and her sranddaugh-
ter. Miss Amy Casey, paid visit to Mrs.
Samuel llewcS on Saturday.
Miss Caroline llemphill, who has been
annt, Mrs. G, N, Ottey, as returned tc
her home.
Irving WiekS OF Dover. DEL, spent
T,'aa1',, Cst,ar to,, ,.oor.l,1 Iva,
aveo ~ Eh "''io n,J v.h I h.,
,,' n,'u n" " s, ,' ro"t v , hs n,sn
mother, lie went ON the trj,falonr
1,,,ra,1 T,dnoy, 10. L,s I,o;,!.1 -,
,,i, h'osv w. Wv, , ','s , ,1o,, l,',
'II,'v ',!C' wig, w. ~ , ','r' ,'. n.y.,
nnIrtr1 hnlnnring tn the order Il thew
! si,on,I moot viii ccatn While away IN,
nmurv viii Er mid ,p ne parents q,
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-04
GARTING DONE AT THE
SHORTEST NOTICE.

II you want any carting done you can find me
always ready to respond. My location is between
Frcrch and King on Fourth street
JOHN NJ. BECK,
No. nj Reed street.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-04

The conference oi generals whichSwas
to have taken place in New York ycster.
day and today. has been indefinitely
postponed. Gcncrai John p Dunnhne
who was appointed by Governor Tunnel
to represent Delaware ut the conference,
was notified not t. 90 until further
orders.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-04
COMBINATION SALE

At Hotel Western. Fourth and Orange
Streets, Today.
Fifty head OF draft, coach and general
purpose horses; among this lot are
eight head from Kentucky; one pair Of
nice coachers, sixteen hands high and
family broke; two fine ponies; some
trOtters and saddlers.
The above horses are now ut my stable
for inspection. Any in need of horses
would do well to attend this sale.
EDWARD KRAusE.
L. W. Stdham < Sons, Auctioneers.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-04
New Castle.

Under instructions OF general ORDER
80. q, issued by Colonel |. p. Wicker
sham, Lieutenant John Hammers, Cor
poraI Whitnack and Private Hoffman
returned Monday evening from Camp
rnnnclI and Will open IA recruiting or
flee in the Alinrry 1pr the benefit OF
those who desire to enlist in the regular
army. Lieutenant Hammers will BE- in
charge from "a. M t. 10 p. m, and all
abtc-bodicd men may apply and b" en-
rolled, irrespective OF residence.
''jimmic" Mitchell, who cndcavorrd
to hreak Jail on Sunday, has been put
under strict surveillance ny the waldens.
The outer door has been thrown back
and oyer the front Of the opening has
btcn placed close screen. No prisoners
are allowed to hold conversation with
Mitchell, nor 60 near his cell. Ii is tic
general impression that in some way I'M
| plcmcnts of escape wee passed I" hin
| by prisoners.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-04
Missed the Train.

Nine regulars OF the United States
Army passed through here early last
evening ON a p, W. x b. train. They
had missed connections with their troops
1T New York and are now enroute to
Cllickamagua Park to rejoin them.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-04
EIANSCOM'%.

Prices and 1aIitv ne two great selling
forces both in mir service.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-26


Prof. Herrick's lecture on Brains,
What We Can DO With and without
Them" delivered at Perkins hall last
night proved 10 be rare intellectual
treat While vast cOncOurse OF people
did not turn out 10 hear the lecture the
audience was considerably larger than
the average crowd that turns out on sim.
liar occasions In Albuquerque, and there
fore was highly complimentary to Prof
Herrick. What the audience lacked ln
numbers It made up In quality and the
brightest members Of the different pro
iessions and business yocatlons were
present.
Prof. Herrick's lecture possessed the
rare merit OF making scientific subject
highly interesting and entertaining ~
we'll as instructive. He discussed the
physiology OF the brain and showed BY
means Of charts its development from the
lower animals up To man. Not the least
remarkable portion OF the lecture was the
facility and the accuracy displayed by
the professor in free hand drawings, ths
left hand appearing TO be as well trained
a. the right. The humorous features Of
the lecture were greatly enjoyed by all
present,
The only drawback YVES the brief tim,
allotted to the speaker TO cover yery
extensive field, and many Of those whC
heard his effort last night expressed tn,
hope that Prof. Herrick would deliver {
series OF lectures on the same subject
some time In the future.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-26
PUT orr TRAIN.

A. Is. Laird Has = 0rievancs Against the
santa Fe Railway.
A. b. Laird, OF Silver City, reached Al
buquerque last saturday night, and as
he had some business TO transact here he
remained over till last evening, when he
took the west-bound No. passenger train
for the west.
Mr.. Laird Is again In the city. return.
ing here On tae east-bonnd No. . passen-
ger train last highs. He called at THE
CITIZEN office this morning. and stated
that he has q grievance against the Santa
Fe railway.
Before leaving Silver City," said Mr..
Laird. Il purchased 1000. mileage book
over the Santa Ne railway from the agent
there, and II calls for passage to all sta
tiOns In New Mexico, Colorado and Kan.
sas. When the train was nearing the Is-
leta junction, the conductor, who was
taking up the tickets, reached me and |
handed him my mileage book, at the
same time telling him that | was going
to Gallup. which town is in New Mexico.
was then informed that the mileage book
was not good over the Santa Fe Pacific,
whereupOn | was politely requested 10
'yamose' train No. which ! did when 4
stop was made at Isleta and returned to
this city on the No. 2.
Mr. Laird, after relating his story, stated
that he would consult lawyer in regard
TO damage suit, but the amount. which
he will undoubtedly sue for, he declined
| 10 state,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-26
WAR REVENUE.

The War Revenue Bill TO be Reported 20
the House To-Morrow.
Washington, April 26..- Chairman Ding
ley reported the war revenue bill 10 the
house at noon.
Dingley gave notice that the revenue
bill will be called up tomorrow noon.
the general debate to be continued Thurs
day and Friday, the bill 10 be considered
for amendment under the five minute
rule until 4 o'clock, on Friday, when the
vote will be taken.
The minority agreed to this arrange
ment.
The house agreed to the conference re-
port on the reorganization bill without
debate.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-26
HEAVY WAR TAXES In SPAIN.

Millionaire Americans will Lose their
Yachts In the Mediterranean.
Madrid. April 26.-Senor Puigceiver.
the minister Of finance, read his budget
to the Cortes to day. Its chief feature is
an ample authorization TO the govern
ment 10 raise such funds a. may be
deemed necessary for war expenses.
Two new sources OF income will
be loans guaranteed by the tax on nayi-
cation and the Almaden Quicksil-
YER mines. New taxes will be imposed
on gas. petroleum and electric lighting.
Two years taxes will be levied, payable
quarterly and reimbursed within de.
cade by special bonds. Power will be
given 10 the Bank Of Spain 10 increase
Its note issue from l,bOO,O00,OO0 pesetas
TO 2,00O.0O0.OO0 pesetas, in which case
the metallic reserve must be increased
prOportiOnately half or two thirds.
The Madrid papers point out that some
excellent prizes are now Obtainable in
the Mediterranean In the yachts OF mil
lionaire Americans.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-26
HnhnFirn nn,.. ninrnh.

New Orleans, April 96.-One Of the
missing companies OF the Twenty-thlrd
regiment arrived from Fort RinRgold
Texas. The company had 10 march tivs
days TO reach a railroad. The troops
marched through the city amid great en-
thusiasm.
Officers Of the company said there was
considerable uneasiness on the Mexican
border for fear Spaniards and sympathiE
ers might start trouble For this reason
the Texas rangers and numerous troops
of regular cavalry have been distributed
along the Rio Grande. All troops passine
through for Mobile and ChickamauRa
report great demonstrations all along the
route.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-26
mIssrRELs To-MORROw NIGHT.

DO Not Miss Seeing the "stars shine at
the Opera House.
The lOng-lOOked for Star minstrels will
appear at the opera house tomorrow
evening The members Of the company
have practiced faithfully the past two
months and all who attend will be treat
ed To a good show. The following are
some OF the numbers which will attract
attention:
Rastus Jones, new arrival among the
tenor singers Of the city, will sing that
beautiful solo, II Love My Baby Lou.
George Washington Rasmus will b.
heard for the first time. In monologue
The many friends Of Miss Dinah Gum
drop will be pleased to hear that she will
sing Little Black Baby" Miss Patienc,
Purity. one Of Albuquerque's sweet sing
ers, will delight the audience with the
solo, "5ing Again. That Sweet Refrain.
The duets by Misses Pearline POzzOni
and Regina RubiiOam will be worth the
price OF admission alone.
Don't fail to attend the Star minstreli
TO- O-moTrOw night, at the opera house,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-26
Six Spanish Ships Taken To-Day
by American Cruisers.
ALL STATES RESPONDING WITH VOLUNTEERS.

New York. April 20. - Specials from
Key West report another Spanish vessel
being brought into Key West by the
United States ship Mangroye. IL is said
that the captured vessel is the Spanish
transport Montserrat.
Another special credits the gunboat
Newport with having captured two
prizes.
SPANISH CRUISER CAPTURED.
Key West. Fla, April 26-l1:l5 a. m.-
The lighthouse tender Mangroye. armed
with two six.pounders, captured the big
CeballOs liner Panama, Spanish auxiliary
cruiser.
PANAMA LOADED WITH REFUGEES.
Key West, April 26-The Panama left
New York April 20 for Havana with Span
ish refugees aud q valuable cargo, In.
cluding stores for the Spanish army.
As she rounded to after capture, the Man
grove, knowing the Panama was an aux
Hilary cruiser, expected 10 be fred upon.
but was not.
THE NEWPORT PRIZES.
Key West. April 26.-The United States
gunboat Newport, Capt. B. +. Tilley,
brought in the Spanish sloop Paquets
and the Spanish schooner Pireno. Cuban
coasting vessels, captured of Havana
this morning.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-26
KATY TAKES AN APPEAL.
The Raiirosd Fighting Big Claim OF n
AAu.luIatrafar

The Railroad Fighting Big Claim OF An
Administrators.
Topeka, Kan. April 26.-The Missouri,
Kansas Il Texas railroad company has
appealed TO the supreme court case In
which N. r. Bagley. administrator Of the
estate OF W. II. Harris & Co., il seeking
to secure judgment for s7.406. The case
comes from Miami county.
Harris & Co., commission firm at Pa
ola, In 1892 made a contract with Mar
Gus Alvarez. Of the City VI Nez.sc. t,,r
the delivery oi 7,0OO,U00 bushels Of corn.
The firm, II Is alleged, made contract
with the railroad to deliver the corn
within specified time. The firm al
leges the railroad failed to deliver the
corn according TO contract and sued for
s7,4o6 damages. A judgment for that
amount was secured In the lower court.
The railroad company appeals the case.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-26
WAR IN THE ORIENT!
American Squadron Will Cap
ture Philippine Islands.
Insurgents are Concentrating Army
In the Vicinity Of Havana.
The Spanish Cruiser AlphonSe XII. has
skipped Back to Spain.
SANTA N ROAD TO BIZ EXTENDED.

New York, April pa dispatch TO the
World from Hong Kong says: The guns
Of Americas Asiatic squadron will soon
be laundering in the harbor Of Manila.
Commodore Dewey has orders from
Washington to capture or destroy the
Spanish fieet.
Unless spain's warships are hiding,
lighting will soon begin.
General Aguinaldo. president Of the
Philippine insurgents, sailed from sirga-
pore. where he has been in exile, with
the members Of his cabinet.
The general will put himself at the
head Of an army Of 10000 insurgents.
General Aguinaldo will attack Manila
by land while the American warships
will lombard the city from the sea.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-26

brother, Simon Neustadt, at Los Lunas,
reading as follows: Heard from Mag
dalena. Not true. He is all right" II
is thought that Mr.. Luna will show up
among his Albuquerque friends In day
or two.
Late yesterday afternoon Sheriff Hub.
bell received the following dispatch from
Sheriff Bursum dated from Magdalena:-
"NOthing In report. Luna left here Sat.
urday for his ranch. Have sent a man
out TO his ranch"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-26

pany Of volunteers the recruiting station
being the st. Nicholas hotel Many men
have signed his roll.
Clad Hamilton, young lawyer in the
Law Office OF Gleed. Ware & Gleed. Ia or
ganiEing cavalry company and has a
number Of the best known young men In
Topeka enlisted.
Captain n. N. Phillips has a com
pany thoroughly organized and has
been drilling them every evening for
over q week. Captain Phillips says his
men are being selected with great care
and he thinks his company will make a
record for itself.
Captain W. A. Harshbarger Of Wash
burn college is raising company Of vol
unteers among the students of the col.
Iege. Captain Harshbarger IL a regular
army soldier and is well trained u mill
tary tactics.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-26
American supremacy.

War Is not lightly TO be spoken Of OF
thOughtlessly 10 be entered upon. II Ia
a serious matter, and the United States
realizes II. 1t has always realized IL.
Thinking people OF the nation see In the
conflict OF today an assurance OF peace
for many years TO come. Hostilitles may
be brief or they may be protraeted, but
the ultimate result will be guaranty Of
peace. More Is involved than the relief
Of the thousands suffering from Spanish
cruelty. Free Cuba is not 10 be ths fnal
accomplishment. Absolute and complete
supremacy OF this nation in the western
world will be acknowledged when the
hour arrives that Spain has had enough.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-26
Aibuqusrque spring Meeting.


Albuquerque spring races, May 4, 3. 6
and !, will be the greatest thing Of the
kind ever attempted In the south western
country. All the principal towns OF New
Mexico, Colorado and Texas are elaborate
ly billed for the great event. and the
special railroad rates will bring hun
dreds Of visitors 10 this city for race week,
On no other occasion in this section have
so many high class horses been attracted
TO one race meeting. Lady Hurst, George
Palmer. Little T. g., Earl Cochran, Rose
Dor, Lulu Horton, Los Prietas. Melody,
Tommy Tucker. Royal Lancer. Sir Ken.
meth, Bourbon and Pleasanton. household
words all over America. will be here. and
not one OF them has ever raced In New
Mexico before. On Tuesday afternoon a
magnificent procession OF not less than
l2o horses will pass through Railroad
avenue to the enliyening strains Of the
First Regiment band. The riders will
sport their racing colors and the scene
will be a memorable one. Wednesday
May 4, will be observed as a general holi.
day la the afternoon. and will be "Albu.
querque" day. The feature Of the after.
noon will be the Albuquerque Spring
Derby" for twO-year.Olds. with ten en-
tries and probably not less than a thou
sand persons will witness the great race.