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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-16
A'trrnoon Session.

The first bill considered at the after
noon SESSION was the one imposing tax
OF 50 cents on each member OF a social
club that dispenSes intoxicating liquors.
Mr.. Barksda,e vigorously attacked the
substitute and advocated the original bill
which was designed to tax each club
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-16

when the House reconvened. Mr.. Win
borne resumed his argument on House
bill No. 255. He stated that I'm the pres
ent form the bill was not his. but IL had
been amended by the committee. The bill
rs reported provided for the payment Of
the following salaries to the superinten-
dents from the state fund; Twenty dol
lars for every thousand OF population un-
der their respective jurisdictions. for the
nrst ten thousand, instead Of thirty dol
lars. as now provided by the Code; ten
dollars for every thousand in excess OF
ten. up 10 and including thirty thous-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-16

BY Mr.. Parr (No.i6Y 10 incorporate
the Grayson and Carroll Electric Rail-
way Company.
By Mr.. Kane CNo i7i). 20 incorporate
the Clinch River ana Big Sandy Rail-
road Company placed on the caicndar)
BY Mr. Eggleston 90. 400 TO repeal
an act In relation 10 the the powers of
the board OF supervisors Of Charlotte
county.
Ply Mr.. Mcllwane (No. 4f9l. 10 eXempt
thcSe enrared in the publication OF
ncwsparers from being required 10 OBJ
tain a license for ;he privilege or right
Of printing or publishing the same IN the
cities towns and counties Of this State.
BY Mr. Opie (No. lC0 10 atiix the pan
atty OF the official bond OF the county
treasurer OF Augusta county.
Br. Mr. Paruls No. f12), for tho relief
OF A. s. McCaudiess
BY Mr.. Wi'hers mo. 4-3). 20 relieve the
estate OF William T.. Boisseau. deceased
from al ldebts aud demands upon it by
the State except such as may be due as
taxes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-16

A very small pili. Turns your llNei' -
true laxative. An a1ter-dinner PM
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-12-29
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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-12-29
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NASH, PHELPS & MOSIER,

ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW-A kinds of legal bust.
ness carefully attended to, both in the state
and federal courts, real estate, commercial and
drawn and estates carefully managed on reas-
enable terms: We have complete set Of alb
stract books for all lands in Audubon county.
Office over Commercial Bank, South Side Park,
Audubon Iowa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-13

rrcssderrs meaeage has made out an ex-
osslsat case i3r the Intervention az .ns
United States. adtfnx:
The United States has iarxe claim. .ay
Intervention In ali Affairs IN Arnerirn TN.
Venezuelan arbitration la es.aa.fsseS )
fzr-feacsasrg. precedentn :
Accounting 20 = special ozspasca from
Berlin the Impression created Al .ns Ger
man capital by Ncksnieyss mespsr~ ves
nor very favorable. IT. fene e c,ussd-
cred oilatory And az not promising ueace
The H5rse correspondent o. the r,allv
Chronicle rays:
Al TIE vatican the presidents usexsarr
ts REGARDED as pacific Archefshop Marsfn-
ell cAhied from Washington this mornIne
tTneeday1 that the armisttce had produced
an excellent eject IN the United s.a.es
and the situation would end IN w.risE.
speecnes m congress-. which vouA Eat
lead 10 action. 49,
The Madrid correspondent OF the Daily
Mail. selsGraph'nx NJ 40 TUESDAY even
ing, says.
The message has produced \ very seeo
and bitter impression. Many frfendx a.
the CO biiast share the Sentiments AZ -ar.
era. discomfort / am assured on snoa
antnority that Ser.or Gagasta Ia very much
aisgusted with the message. seeing the
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BARK wILLsCorr DrsMAsrED.


Special Dispatch TO the Post-Tntelligencer
SAN FRANCISCO. April ie.-The big
British bark Wiilscotts bound from Hiogo.
Japan. 10 Seattle. almost totally dismas-
ted, Is sailing slowly toward the Golden
Gate under jury rig. and the tug Reliance
Is hunting for her In order to render her
assistance and bring her along to port. AT
o'clock tonight the steamer Arcasa,
hound here from Goes bay. sighted the
Willscott ten miles OF Dunsbury reef, but
as aelp was not signalsd for. and as the
vessel seemed to be holding her own the
captain of the steamer brought his boat
ahead and reported To the Merchants Ex-
change at II o'clock.
The Wuscott Is OF I.S5s tons burden.
and Is commanded by Capt. Charles
Mitchell. She left Hiogo six;y-nine days
ago for tho Sound. and il severa. hun
dred miles out OF her course, a fact that
shows she must have made fast time pre-
yious to her accident.
There is very little probability OF the
vessels being unable 10 make port, as the
winds outside are coming light from ,ae
southeast, and the sea Is reported very
smooth She was making three knots an
hour when sighted by the Arcata- Her
naasts are practically gone and she bears
every evidence of having experienced very
heavy weather. Her jury rig will bring
her into port some time tomorrow evening
II the tug does not pick her up.
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PAYMENT OF COMMISSIONS.
Passenger Association Decides That
This Must Cease mt Once.

CHICAGO. April i2.-The executive COM
mittee OF the Western Passenger Associa-
ton met today for the purpose of consid-
ering the commissions that are being paid
In various parts of the association terri
tory. and in particular commissions on
Northern Pacific coast business. 1t was
found that In some cases excessive COM
missions have been paid. but their exist
ence was iraceahle to the fight betwee.
the American roads and the Canadian Pa
cific. II was decided. therefore. that the
commissions should be withdrawn wher-
ever they have been In effect. A resolu-
ton to this effect will be presented at the
general meeting Thursday.
Tho Southern Pacific has given notice
that Il Will demand the following arhitra-
ries between Portland and San Francisco
ard Portland and Los Angeles. for the
meetings that are 10 be held on the Pa
cffc coast this summer.
Between Portland and San Francisco
one way or round trip. $3.50; between
Portland and Los Angeles, one way. 50;
round trip Sn
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MUIR LOAN 70 Be MAM.
.snG ~ go 10 m HAD At ALI
THE PosIoRTICEA


WARRINGTON. April 1.-THE RepuoDc-
= members Of the ways ard means conn
essfee hare agreed upon . plan Of rsssns
srrssue n care Of need 10 carry on was
pash Spain. The plan viii raise more taaa
60 additional revenue Annually ana
- thus distributed:
An additional tar on beer q q per DAY
81 ard estimsfsd 20 yield 0s6eaN
a bank stamp tax. On the Hnss OF tne
NV OF 1856 end estimated TO yseid 20 Ss.s"'
A duty Of cents per pound on ceuee
md ~ CENTS per pound on tea ana ; nSs
amount Of internal TAI On stocks o. COX
Tee and tea on hand IN the Unateo Ssssss'
estimated 70 yissa ses,ose.me.
Adaiiicnas tai on tobacco. expected 70
yield Sls.oot.eeo.
The COMMITTEES also aereed 10 authorize
ths issuiag OF ssasG.sea These bonds are
"a be- offered Ter sale at al pestoniees In
"a. rrn,sed s,atss In amounts OF 81 each.
ssakinx a great popular loan to be alb
ssrbed by tie people, TO cover emersen-
casz. the secretary Of the treasury VIII De
authorised 30 .sssse treasury certificates
rh-se c.ugacasss or debensures are 10 be
used 10 pay runaing expenses when the
Srsver,.<x do not meet the expenditures.
rass~ nxeparasions are distinctly war
measures and would be put In operation
cnly should war occur.
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All Available Forces OF the Regular
Array To 60 to Chickamnugn.

NEW YORK Aprsi % "A yseclal 20 the
Herald from, Washington says:
should thu Recommendation % Cen.
Miles commanding the army. be approved
~ Secretary Algsr alt the United States
Infantry east ~ the Rocky mountains VIII
- uasssf at Chiekawauza park before
The end 90 this week
SECRETARY A}Eer however up 20 this time
has ~ttn1sld his approval % the con-
centraEio7 orders. having permitted only
ire movement ~ the 'rSentv-fffh infantry
which has s,aTta3 from Fort M!ss0ula
Mont. after mary delays. Stx COMPANIES
- THIS regimen; are under orders 10 pro-
ceed - CAscAaTnauga, and teo go direct
- nry Tertueas.
tst8. 1ses fsa3 = aogg conference with
Secretary Aiser yesterday, in which the
commanding general strongly urged lf4ss,
sse secretary shs Necessity e prompt az
ton with regard - he can essrst Atsaa, Of
the asassaeie forces Of thA army
SECRETARY Aigc~ vii navr another ,,sy,
fereac4 with Gen. Miles today. when tho
general ssspafhen. With especial references,
to the attitude an4 probable actor. Of
congress vii. he agata discussed
Gen Miles ani all The array Officers a.
ssa oSartures ~ the last few days Saw.
a2t In any way changed the Outcome o.
she stsaasscz. They regard the sl.natsos.
IS szTtsas IL fhe extreme. ard ssat war il
imminent Fer this reason ;hsy strenu-
sssssly advocate the concentration and or
sanitation OF the Sroops on q War bass
a. The earliest Eaomenf
Gen. Niles does not advocate The e~ii-
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recommended by the committee increase
the aggregate appropriation made BY tae
bin as Il passed the house to the extent
of 81. 263 500 making the total s46.2T7.55s
The items OF increase include the follow
ing:
For the construction OF the machinery
OF new war and defense vessels, $500 600.
For arrlor and arrsm ent. 800 600
For equipment saNa.eoo
For additions to and repairs about the
navy yards sss2.el9.
The addition OF 81 600 geo fer construction
Is for the purpose OF building four harbor
defense vessels Of the monitor type. to
cost COO each.
The allowance 10 TO he exclusive or ar
mament The three battieships provided
IN the house bill are left In the bill. The
number OF torpedo boat destroysrs l., In
creased from twelve to sixteen. and the
appropriation for the construction OF this
class OF vessels from "a ssoa 900 10 Sc 200, coo.
They are to be OF aeo, instead OF $50 tons.
as provided In the house bin. One OF the
harbor defense vessels Is TO be built or
The Pacific coast. An appropriation OF
sss0, GO is made for the construction and
repair OF buildings recently injured and
destroyed by earthquake at the Mare Isl
and rary yard.
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THE QUOTA TOR EACH STATE.
NUMBER OF MEN WHO WILL NE
CALLED on FOR SERVICE
The National Gsara Of the varisss
states VIII he Fully Euaai to the
Task 81 F1rnisAing All the Troops
which IL VIII he Necessary 70 Cali

WASHINGTON. April Elm antictpa-
ton q the possibility OF call on tAe
National Guard OF the states and the terri
tories 20 asssx. In the national defense IN
the case Of war with Spain. AdH. Gen.
curbin. Of the army. has complied mass
OF interesting information In connection
with the strength OF the National Guard
and the quota each state and territory
would % expected TO furnish under calls
for from 5a.ouo to 3cooU. according. first.
to the strength Of the National Guard.
and. secend- according To the population
OF the different states AMI territories
These tables are very complete and show
precisely the number Of caen each s;ass
or territory would be expected 70 furnish
under the eonstf.ats regardless Of the
strength OF the National s;nard. In ex-
nlanatt1n OF the tables HSssvfg below. II may
be stated that while Stss te.at strength OF
the National Guard OF Aess York is 100.
In case the Nzrioral Guara Of the country
was called upon 10 suppsy $3.50 men. New
York's appo-fionmezt. according 10 its
strength. would be s.sN. and according
to Ats population Sos. SsA
In case the cail should she Aa60 men. II
would be required 10 furnish a2.s0 men
according 10 the National Guard organi-
zation. and ao.sao according 10 the poplla-
ton OF the state.
Tho following Is the official apDortion-
tories on a basis OF a call for 80. 90 men.
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difficulties ahead as a consequence OF it.
THE comment in political circles is very
heated. Many people believe the govern
Moret Is said to have expressed the opia-
lon that the message 10 not SO bad as
had ANTICIPATED
served In .ts comments. but the impression
which the message has MADE upon the
people AT large Is unfavorabie. They.
however. appreciate the gravity of the
The ImparciaI Makes q Threat.
MADRID. April 1.-THE impartial heads
Its reading article "a Short Truce-The
Squadron TO Cuba and says:
There exisls today complete divorce
between tho government and .he gov
he nabc but on the o gem
eral disgust prevailing. The ministerial
tolfy cannot 60 any further. or the Spanish
army in Cuba wilt be freely used IN the
Puerta de! Sol"
The ministers have been in cabinet
session 10 examine the cabled digest OF
The message all reservin9 their opinions
except More: who has declared that the
documsn; does not shut the door on their
hopes for peace.
Tho hourse received the message badly.
Diplomatic circles generally maintain
discretion. combining themselves 10 state
ments that tho powers viii preserve peace.
A German View.
BERLIN, April 12.-The National Zeit-
ung today sums UP what IL alleges TO be
the total results OF ths last few days, say
ing:
spain has given proof Of her love Of
peace by proclamtng an armlstice. Pres
ident Mckinley has also placed on record
his love for peace by avoiding submitting
"A direct ultiusatum or impossible demands
The gain thereby. Is temporary. The post
uunement of n decision In President Nc
kinley's message is In any case tranquil
izing. inAsmuch a. he practically washed
his hands OF tho responsibility for war or
peace, which f. transferred to congress-"
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DISAPPOINTED WITH THE MESSAGE
Regrets That tho President Did Not
Take a More Decided stand.

Regrets That tho President Did Not
Take n More Decided stand.
Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intalligencer.
TOCoMA, April Twists among the
more prominent and better Informed resi-
dents az the city develops that the presi-
dents message 10 congress Is On the
whole a thorough disappointment. Lead
ing Republicans declare II 10 ba wishy-
washy and meaningless. and say they are
surprised that Mckinley's advisors would
cerYn.; him to send In such \ message IN
the face of the critical condition OF az
fairs.
Despite interviews with local residents
Of all classes and diverse political beliefs,
not man was found who expresses even
partial satisfaction with the tone and
text OF tho message. The more ayowed
administration Republicans are. IL any
thing more Disguised than Others. They
explain they had expected more manly
and determined stand from the president
On the other hand. prominent Democrats
say they are not at all surprised. although
ashamed that the chief executive shculd
prove ~ waak-kneed at the las, moment.
The general opinion prevails here that
congress will take the initiative, mare In
a way to leave the president no choice.
and force HIN 20 act dsc.siveiy. Through
on, the city today excitement, while sub
6uea was plainly sn evidence, and every
BIZ OF news hulletined during the day was
eagerly scanned by crowds who waited
abou, thu posting places. The fssNef here
Is that the statement OF Cen e: f2hiGa
Lea before the foreign relations commit
tee will leave no ioophole OF escape from
armed Intervention without an hours I'M
necessary delay.
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THE SEATTLE ACKNOWLEDGMENT WEDNESDAY APRIL a. ,sss

inS OF OF the national guard In advance
~ acfuAi hoxsEstsss. Tnesr ser,srss rsn
not he asdks3 ursSt war has been declared
or Intervention In Cuba agreed upon.
Following the orders 20 artillery officers
g detached service 70 Join their regiments,
karss Lieut. G. L. Andersen. Fourth arsts-
lery. military atfacse Of the United States
isgxsion az 81. Petersburg. was sosay or
aered TO reincussh his post and report 10
tue commanding officer Of his regimen. FOR
active duty
ST. PAUL April fa-Forr companies
OF she Twenty-ffta Infantry arrived today
over the Great Northern. ard win bs
joined this afternoon by four Other COM
panses coming over the Northern Pacific,
The regiment vii. BE- hurried on to Chat
ezuocga
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FOREIGN COMMENT
ON TIE MESSAGE.
Pail Malt Gazette Locks for spain q
Eater Int0 = Hopeless

psli MaIi Gazette Locks for spain -
Ester Inse q Hopeless
War.
1pTr0y. April 1.-THE afternoon pa
pers here differ In their estimates OF
President McKfnlry's message TO congress
o. the Caban question.
The Pail Mall Gazette regards It 40
etrons bzlf temperate. and says:
sPressdsnt Mckinley Ii right In follow
thf the institutional epurxe OF throwing
urun congress tho responsibility for ma
tiena; action. and there n no doubt what
congress action Will be. In cur opinion.
X n too late 10 avoid war, a. Spain n ap-
psrentiv determined TO fight hopeless
flsouxh expressed hr America alone. are in
reality the demands OF an informal con-
cert o. the worlds uytlintion.'
IT'S 81. lanes Gazette complains that
The message leaves everything Ia state
& uncertainty. but says:
'pr@slden, Mckinley and congress nay
vel hssltsts 20 accept the really SERIOUS
responsibility confronting the United
States b. recognizing the bands of ori-
gards So government"
Tie Globe expresses the opinion ''that
ii = ! message OF abdication." adding:
White the situation Ia Cuba Is eininently
unsatisfactory. Il Is - question whether
American Interference on the lines sig-
eseted y hkesy 10 improve matters. IRE
sefusaI y recognize The insurgents will
nrs ysneva sh~ tension between the United
Mates ard Spain
The Westminster GAZETTE thinks the
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GETTING READY FOR SERVICE.


NEW YORK. April i2.-The auxiliary
torpedo boat destroyer Mayf'ower Nfs
brooklyn navy yard early today. She IS
bound 10 Newport. 20 take on torpedoes.
The british steamer Europe. which ar
rived this morning from London. brought
twenty tons Of ammunition for rapid-fre
guns. recently purchased abroad for the
United States navy.
The first battalion Of the naval reserves
OF New York started today for the League
Island navy yard The ICE men VINO make
UP the battalion were wild with enthusi-
asrn. They will do duty on hoard the mon
itor Nahant, which they Will bring back
to guard New York harbor.
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FLED FROM CHA IN HURRY.


soasut Hffcc and others HaA 60
Leave fheir Ragxage behind.
NEW YORK. April ia.-The NerwVgsar
steamer Herman wedei jariseerE arrived
this a.terneca from Malaaxas bringing
thirteen passengers who aess from that
pert to svadA TIE Spanish mob. The pas
srgsys were Cnlssd States eonsts! Brsce
and his staN. and their families. coasui
Br-ce said that FOR three days before isav-
ing Mzsanzas the people threatened his
hfe ard az all times his properly was in
danger.
AT p. m OF shs eighth instant he got
notice from Havana to withdraw from his
post. The Jarlsherg was the only steamer
In the port ard Captain Ktos.and agreed
20 take the consul and has party 10 New
York AT 10 O'Clock the party embarked
and tho steamer Immediately sailed. The
consul lest all his baggage and more OK
the party was able 10 bring away any per-
seaal sNects- The con<ui says that the con-
aftien Of the people is terrible and the au-
fho-fties arc masking no effort 10 supply
their wantH-
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FAST DISPATCH BOAT ARRIVES.
brought Over on the Deck of the
steamer Nfnichaska.

NEW YORK. April IA new dispatch
boat. which the United States bought from
the Yarrows. of England. was received
here today on the Ntnlehaska- Her steer
ing gear Is all that - needed 10 place htr
In active service, ard this will be adjusted
as sooa "a she s taken OF. The vessel is
sixty feet long with a nsne-foot beam.
She is said TO ne ore OF the fastest dis
tSteh boats In the world.
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Ethelbert ssvin and His Valet.

Ethelbers Nev.n. the song writer, who In
now giving concerts here. recently re-
turned frem 4 residence OF several years
abroad In Venice he engaged q valet who
has taken upon himself the management
of the Neytn family in that calmly su-
perior manner which always eonquers in
the end. II thought you left that fellow
In Paris: you threatened to- said a friend.
Yes / did," replied Ssvsn. 'Rut what
do you suppose the rascal dlde He
threatened 70 ieIfe ms there!''
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CONFIDENT or PEACE.
Spanish Government and Gen. " cod
ford SttII Hopeful.

MADRID. April rs II. II. while the
message OF the presi1sn, Is much criticised
b.. the general ps3baic. ard BY 8 portion OF
the press as provocative. i: is known sha.
.ha members % the government ard Gen.
yyNodford do not consider L so, but are
confsden; OF a permanent peace.
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On ba sis OF
II

that tn ease call for troops becomes nee
essary, 1t will be based upon the popuia-
ton of the different states, ard the above
tabls shows that with few exceptions the
National Guard OF the various states and
territories is fully equal to a demand for
u call for 90 900 men
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MADRID. April 1e-l:so D. m.-Senor
S.axasta. the premier. on leaving the pal
ace after his daily visit To xhe queen re-
gent. informed the newseapsr representa-
tires that the government was waiting
Tor the fun text OF President McKinisy's
message before acting on its contents He
said also that he considered the message,
so far "a IL was known 10 him. not hos
tia IN tone toward Spain ard that he
would continue deS.nous OF peace, for OBJ
tanning which the armistIce in Cuba al.
farded the means.
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NAVAL APPROPRIATIONS BILL.

The senate Makes . Lar9e Increase
IN the Number 81 View Vessels.
WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE senate
committee on appropriations today com
piesed consideration 81 the naval aprro-
priatson bill, and Senator Hale afterward
reported Il - the senate. The amendments
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burglary at "a Residence.

Special Dispatch TO the post-Intelligencer.
TACOMA. April 1.-THE residence OF J.
Franklin. al 2ifS South Seventh street. was
last night burgiarixed and some so In
cash, valuable ieweiry and fine silverware
carried of. The matter has been re-
ported to the police.