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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-18
FOR RENT.

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FOR RENT7-6 rooms and bath M =.
SCUM on broadWay Inquire at 81 Son.Iz
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-18
ROLF & ZANE,
GALE OF REAL PROPERTY TO
~ CLOSE AN ESTATE

10. 30 Fourteenth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-18
FOR RENT.
FOR
RENT.

Tons 10 suit good tenants Also housa IA
Nn,lrgina street. island, Inquire of # =
fS5lley. attorney. JAMES t. HAWJ.Ey
Rea4 Estate and Loan Agent l4a NIr
street. '''4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-18

FOR RE,N,T-Dwelling No. 1920 sixteartn
s soI3 elght rooms. bath room. hot M
colo water, both gases; brick stable 'H na9
rear, with laundry. Enquire OF n '' fps -
ap7cvtn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-18

FOR RENT-Two large rooms G,
Ii9or; both gases and use of baf5 r4 nrs,
Chapline street, opposite city buiiiin!lyo rom N
qulre at l9l2 chapline street nh1iss, III l5-,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-18

FOR RENT-Three rooms ~ e. So
street first tloor. with privilege of {be ,.sal
ne y per month. Enquire on premises
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-17
sineoG,t 6 O,sat,,.
Qennor, Is. 9.dra.

eSn Der @eaenb BON 2ennor oerbei=
ratbeten iitb Die Solgenoen: s. Sop
pens, gObn bes gen6teten 2anonirtbes
8eter 8oppens. nit Der 3ubter oes
0rn. Nt. Btii6er. @ep. &rpu nit
Srdulein Singing. = gaspar gramer
nit Der 9o6ter pOn Srn. Sncob 8anz
SDpe. llnb am %. finbet Die 5DdSeit
uOn Nult gtuttbroef nit TrGulein Dos.
fen ppn Winneiota itat!.
$. 81. 8olff ma9t CUTE @eI6dIte,
feline aunbihaIt uermebrt ii6 tdgIid
uno Die 5armer iinb ibm ie6r setuOsen,
neil Tie ourh ibn 2 bls Gents mebr
per 8fun6 fir Butter unb gier befoul-
men ats friber.
Der Sturm pom leBten Mrntng bal
bebeutenben Sdaoen bier angeri6tet
Srn. War.in @amioi's ssferbeital
nurbe umgenorfen uno er 1T ieet oarar
eine grOBe neae 56eune Dieoer auISu.
itelIen.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-17
Sutd,tmIon Goa,.tj.
g arfhpn. i


8nrfIton bot eia 9r6Beres gdulbaus
nDtfis. 5b bic Biirger $4,000 Sdul-
ben MAIDEN ,pOllen fir Elm itattlides
reues @ebdube, miro iebt baIo our Gb=
ltimmnng fOmmen.
Die Mia Company fpirb G. 6. 1(lis
ion als itdnbisen @ertreter na6 Cham.
terlain fdifeH; iie bat Dcrt Elm 8erz
fnuTsbepOt ein9eri6tet.
ssrant unb @eCra Comes iperben in
Babe pOn ibrer &unDi9aftsreiIe mad
California Suriifertportet.
Glnbreas CONNER iDiro baio nad)
3pro: @ofotn iiberiie6eln.
CHARLES G6ltmgen iit iest in Der
Mible beiddfti9t. gr beSog fiirlif
nit Ieiner ssnntilie Elm Saus i'm giib.
tbeife Der Staot, bas Srau Marie urid
9eb6rt.
GnItatt cine neue 8nnt su eriinben,
bnben bic Serren S. 5bmierer mn
goniDrten BON gcotIan6 ieBt bic State
8anf' sefauft. sic tueroen bieleIbe
nd6fter 9aee iibernebmen.
Gin fteines &ins bes Seinrih 5eibel
BEL MiltoDn fietin foben6es Ssett UNI
crtitt fIr6tbnre 8ranopunben, bener
es tnlb erla9.
Ser St1otratb u0n 8arfiton bat bcr
M0ribnq angelpieIen, alIen &ebri6t uni
56ntt aas Der GtnOt9renje iue9i6nffer
gu lofien. Sn 8eSug nuf frei umber:
itreirenbe 8ferhe uHo Bieb erbieft er oil
Srore. iDt6e Dbne gBeiteres in Der
BfanoItaI 81 brin9en.
Die 6erren Qnoreas nno gbriltiar
Sauit uerleeten ibr Gunrtier in bns
5aus no Sobn &eud iriber lpOhnte
9as Saus 1T flein, aber mir 9lauben
Die Suei gemiitblthen Weiiter Der Sel,
ipirben n6tbisenfnas nod &aum fiji
einen 3eitun9smann ibnffen.
Die Snrmer pm Milltotpn bnben lid
oOn Der @merD greamerg lOsgela9t lni
ite1en I'M 8egriff cine eigtne Sn bauen
Die Qbrobmlatl0n in 0tilltDDn tpiri
I0nlit nDhl luser 8etrieb fpmnlen.
SIN Monat Sebrunr !puroen meb,
neue 8fanobriefe auf belueelihes giGen
tbum in Die golntD llrfunoenblde,
einseIdrieben, nls sel6ibt. Dos fomm
baber, baB 10 uiel Sun9uieb in'sgDunti
einsefibrt tuurbe. nGmlid etIpn 5000
Stid, tuelhes gum 9beil auf 5erbIt
Sablung 9efauft iuurbe. SOIfentlid
t6nnen bic 8dufer i'm Serbit Die 8fnnb
| i9eine einl6ien unb ii6erbies einen @e
uinn er5ielen. Die Ga6e Fiebt inOei
elmer seungten Speculation nerStpeifel
dbnlid, ipenn man bic bDben greiie i
Betroft 3iebt, ipelde fir 8inber be
| snblt ipuroen.
| Nnoererieits tpuroen freilib Stusimn
iOniel @runbeigentbumshDpDtbeten &c
| l6iht ala eingetrnsen.
Sr. SUbn Salimsen beiu6te Ser
wnnbte in 9ine Bluff unO @aOiiOr
g2is.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-17

grfdltung gu, tDelhe III annqeneltsiirz !
oung ausartete. Die 9Ieine lit I6iuer
franf.
@eo. 5teepsr lie6 ii6 pDr einigen
g8Ohen einen 8D1blut 3urham gtier
bon Soma fOnlmen, fit ben er $65 Sabl.
te; bds Sbier mar Z Nionnte aft. SeB.e
NOfe be5U9 or. SObn 5teener fen. BON
ebenbort etnen Z Mounte alten Geb
Gol Stier Jun greiie BON S45.
8. s.. &nod's flint &inDer tuaren Ies
te @ode idmmtli6 an ben Ma5ern sr
frantt. .,..
8ei Der Bre5bnterianerfirhe beg ga,
for Grie6ri1, 5 Nieiten iipDeitlih,
tuiro Elm 5taa fir 21 @eipdnne gebGut
gs lpiro aud cine gifterne nnaete9t.
Sr. Qus. BeIad, erjielte $lo5 oRs
ieinen SdDeinen.
Sr. Noabr, Serausge6er bes nSn0e:
penOent", ertpnrb iein 5fficegebauoe
fdaili9; Elm erfreuli1er Beneis, bns
2enuOg ben 5telB Oes beIiebten Iannes
lObnt.
5r. SD. sSaiser bat 10 pief Nrbeit,
baS er einen 8ebilfen anIteIlen muSte.
4 Srnu Qug. Wella6 erboIt iid chen
BON idwerer Sranfbeit.
Son MUreens big Ibrnos rub ieben
Gag in Der @o6e iuumt uno iurrt oie
Maidinerie in Der bieIi9en Wab[miiblt
unb Der GigentGiimer, Sr. q. &oBbah
ne6it ieinen brei s6bRen uno hem S5er
mii(ler gonel, feioen nidt an 0anee:
meiIe. 9ll6ert 3OBbad Sun iiberlpr6t
nit geiibtenl 8lif pie 8ampTmnid1ine
Dapi6 lernt Siebe uno Rdber unb Rie:
men fenren unb Saul prdiibirt nls
Bubbalter uno Sdos sneiiter. gI5el
Gtae iino ieber5eit NIT freunoiihen
@prte bereit. bic Sunoen 81 beoienen
6r. 5p. 8uuger bant elnen Qr7BeT
neuen 5tall auf ieiner Tarm 2 @eiier
noro Opn 8npis.
5r. s. 8. @imers perfouIta tiirStid
| fir 1926 8ieb.
9llerid1 @rpenenalo Osrfauite 81
Gcres an s.. g. &Oppiuga unb 2ebtere
6eSo9 0d5 2nn6, lpdhreno gtiterer aui
ieines 8ruoers 5arm iiberfiebeIte.
y @enn Sbr rtad iabrelansem ssfei
enolid 0as neue Saus bauer Doer ba
alte 6eim uersr6BerR, ousbuueu unb er
neuern f6nnt, 10 nolIt Sbr nidt risti
rem, baB Der EapeSirer unb Ruter ia
@erf su[est mod perpfuibt SD fte6
gut fir meine Nrbeit unb Sbr mfg
6as nod ieber meiner &unOen suIrie6sl
mar. greiie mdBis. Sn. Saiper
Eapeairer un6 Mater, 9ennor, g. 8
1 Sr. S. @. gimers iammelt Inter
Ifdriften fir e,ne 8etition fir eli
8riife iiber ben 8enper 8nd, 5piide
ben SeftiOnen 8 uno 16, 4 Weile
uprooit bon 2ennpr.
Sr. SEQ. &ippenbrOp, q Meile
nOrb BON 6ler, IdBt einen srpBen 9Rba
an iein Snus erri6ten.
Ser @ermonin 9ereiu BON qennt
bat Elm gerdumises unO bequem ein9
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-17

ridtetes 8eriommlnngslofal baofn
i!berSeuaten iih Die ,,9a6riGten'' IelbSt.
ot. Gtto @erber luirb in etlDa breI
8pheH uon feiner europa Rsije 5arldz
ermlrtet. ..
Sr. apotgeter S. so. Ntacember ipGr
oor Snbren mehrmats in 5aOana aaT
@ubn. Seine Spnpatbien iinO gang
fir Die gu6aaer un6 er bpfft nnr, rnB
Die Spanter bdlo pen Der eSniei uers
trieben rpiiroen.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-17
. xurmcr ts.olunt0.
6 a n ceapr

Sor. Boppins unb SRI. Grace Binder
UurOcn am ). Rdr5 burb gaaor Ga.
lpbu getrnut. -.
Sr u. $. 8tetfer 9nt Die IL Reife
norbUft pOH bier selesene 3nlftr 'Ibe
5arm 9efauIt. gr piro nGbftes sSabr
auf bieIelbe Sieben. 49,.
Glm oOrlesten Sreitne ftnrb Ser AZ
Sabre alte gpbu bes !6rn. gs. g. S,eeTsn
an ben Maiern. 9ie 8eerbignng 5nRb
am gonntn9 upn Der Bresbpisrinner=
tirde in Germantown gprpnI1ip nns
itatt.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-17
3idDarO s1t1siOt,
gigantlhmer Der
GiicniU0arenhaR0Itssga
Ncn-5 TAI

Sea, =. gas.
9tue GeurI1en non Sea umb llmeesgnb
iinb ireunnIi6it erIudt, iBrtr SgbarI an
@tienmaaren In6 allen iolhen artifssB, Die
III @iienmaorenI6oen 9sbaltsn rpetben. bel
ms sll oecfgr.
8enn 2Sbr Ereiis an6 gSaaren psrsIeidBi,
lpcrOet 2Sbr iinben. baB GsSbr bier ebsnIo D0E=
tbeiibait eintGufsu f0ni I, ME MIR irasnbEo
dnbers.
Spredtt por unb iiberseust tsn1t >.
81. 9 hmihk
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-17

5arm. SuB bat iein Saus brsi Meiz
fen iiio urn Yea gut neu berseri6tet.
Serb. 9uboers ipiro oieIen SDmmer
Elm Idbnes S0aus bauen.
1srdrS pon 9erpen tuirb e6snfalls elm
itattlides 8obnbaus erri6ten tniien.
DIR 9armer Martin 5cbniibt faiite
IA Ncres n6roli6 an Der 5taot iie9enz
Des 2ano fir ca. $40 per Gcre.
Sr. Geo. @apten tnufte einen bal6en
8l0f 8augruno i'm OItlidsn gbeile Der
gtnbt, upn sSrau Snlp. Gs lit oies
elmer Der I66nIten Saupl1se in 2ennor
Sr. 8. fuiro i'm CONNER ein @ohnblus
onrauf bllleil.
6. 9rerid)s tpirb in panr 8p6er
tpieoer einen 2aoen er6ffnen.
5r. aus. 8rUfmann 1T INNER nod
enliig nit 4le unb gedfaoen beidaftist
Ieinen uielen 9unben aus iueitem I'm:
freiie bic angesriffene 5uBbefteiouH9 81
furiren.
Sr0n S. 8obemnnn befinbet lid mad
erntli6er &rantbeit tpieber auf ben
gBeae Der 8sleruns.
%. Smitb bat ieine nene grenmerl
an 90. 3. 8nite perpa6tst.
8aitor 9aar Sobr if jebt in 9tnOrOu
Soma, als suelter BaftOr itntiUnirt
gr giebt aud tdslitb amei 5tuHbcn lin
terrint i'm bOrtigen 8niienbaus.
goitOr 9raubel uun Gea 6ebieut ieB
Die lutb. @sneinoe bier oGe auei8oder
6arm, Brauer's 8ldbrises G69ter
| den bate Die Maiern unb aos ii6 ein
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-17

Srau Sames gteiden beiu9le neulidl
8erDnnbte in GmerD.
Srau Sobn 8eber 1T auf Der 8rans
fentiIte.
Sas fleine 4idbrise gb6nhen bes
Sanes &binebart Uuroe idlimm per=
briibt, inoen CT beim gpiete ben Sod
Ofen umfippte, 70 oaB Elm aeiiel nit
fO6euber 5letibbriibe iid1 ilber ibn err
soB. Ter ar5t bofft ben 4leinen ani
9eben su erbalten.
glnf s. Somblo6's sSlrm oplIenoete
u. ssrieOrih tiirStid etnen erslebisen
nrteiii9en 8runneft in 25a gasen.
Die neue greamerD @eieGItbnft in
Milltomn lpuroe nit 1000 incorpos
rirt bon ben fOIsenben 9heilbabern: S.
g. llhri6, Gal. llbri9, GtninbrUof,
Mcsaurn unb 6. S. SUsmer.
9lug WeabiiOn, g8is.:: Sn groB
8lains iit Elm Boom i'm @ange. gs
ruerOen bort in n6biter 3elt ie6s neue
8Obnbduier erridtet fiir folsenbe &ers
ionen: 5rnu 8ner, 6rln SSnres. Sid.
@aipar, Sid. 2ombertD, Gbeu. 8reien
unb SEQ. gtumpf. Sic @ebriioer Sauft
erbielten Die gOntrafte uno gGmann
& Son liefern bas 8aubols.
Sripp.
SiirslidD rifte Saco6 9ifetter BON
8ribgepater nit Ieinen Gp6orten pDn
Der 9etectip afiociation in bic @e9enb
6itli6 Don bier, nm iein Snlent als @e.
beimpOlisiit leu6teR Sulaiien. gr burd=
inhte Die S6uicr seadteter 6armer nab
| I9eitohlenen 8aaren, mas dur Soige
bate, boB ibm Der 9oben 5ienlid belB
unter ben 6iiRen iuuroe uno CT IS fir
rdtblih fano Obne cine 8erbaftung uor=
senomn1en 5u baben beinSute6ren. In.
| gefdbr 10 beridtet Die 8arfIton Noo. -
8erithiebene 6trmen baben Bldne fir
@aiiermerfefiir Gripp unterbreitet. Nlte
bere6nen Die Soften nIf etrpa 5000.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-17

Die @inbmiible uoa @ert Mlaer
iDnrOt total perliitbtet, ebeHfaqs bic con
@ibert 8uus, uno mebrere nnoerc iinn
nehr ooer toeniser bei1dbl9t lDOrpen.
&anTt g8inoniiiblen bci 5reeIeman ;
Die fteben 10 feit pie cine @tauer unO
tunnfen nidt.
Sr. 5bDle 8un9er unb 5rau madten
llebte @O9e cine tleine oo6Seitsreiie
mad Gmerp, 9. g., nm SSreanbe unb
8eripnnbte beg 5rn. 8un9er 81 beiu.
den. 8a 6r. 8lnger bort iehr gut be-
fannt uno be1iebt 1T, tpurbe bort nod
einmnl SodSeit geFeiert, unb Stpar bei
Srn. $. 8unser. Die Seftlidteit be-
lief febr id5n; no Sr. 8unser @irtb
| lit, ba febtt es riht an elmer euten Ia.
Tei unb an e9tem @eritenIaft. Sd1be
baB mir ni6t babel iein fonnten. Inter
ben uieIen anipeIen6en @6Iten tparen Die
Serren gbtpaans, @r6nepal6, SSlutb
uno B. 8unger, 8ruber bes @emnbts.
gea9 epltenoeter Seer trat bos gaar
Die Seirnreiie an unb am Wontag lang
ten Iie nit Der Wiltpantee Balm lin
| ll6r 9admittn9s tooblbebnlten bier an.
Sr. 8nn3er inst: Sc farm ia nidt I'M:
mer 10 bleiben; iest mus i6 anFaRser 5il
arbeiten. gtun, mir 9rdtuliren nOts
mails uno bOffen, ons bic @be cine 9liid=
| Ili1e uno eeiegnete iein m6ge. Q.N.5.
8oGIbtut 9i9br 8rabma nno Buff
gUbins Gier per Set rs Gents BEL
SreeIsman. .....4..
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-17
Sic bette WIDIe
SQS bette NReI1I.

Die 2ennpr Wahle giebt BON 25 BIB
38 Gfunb Oleht, Z gfnnb Steie unh 3
Gfunb 8Uamebl fir ben 8lihsi @siSep.
8ir hnben audi immer 8n1lDsisea..,
Rosscn= unb Corn Webl erter @Ete an
pano un6 mablen Corn, RpggeH, 5afer
unb @erIte fir 6utter fur 3 Gents PR
Bui6el. &ommt unb lebt's gE6
IelSit an.
LENNOX MILLING CO..
3ennDr, Sibz 9afetn.
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-05
NO TIME TO DOCK WARsHps.
several of Fleet Need 1t But Action is
Postponed.

Washington, March 4.-The navy de-
partment feels that it would be mosG
desirable to dock some of the warshlps
now at and near Key West, anu II IL
were not for the present condition OF
affairs this course would be speedily
adopted. The regulations provide 1or
docking every six months In order 10
keep the bottoms of the big ships free
from marine growth. This period has
been long exceeded in the case OF sew
eral of the ships of Admiral Sioard' S
squadron. g, The battleship Iowa is the
worst off in this particular, and 1t WILL
be a year next month since she was
docked. The battleship Massachusetts
comes next, and it will be year In May
since she was docked. Even in northern
waters this length of time without dock
ing would leave the bottoms OF the SHIPS
badly fouled, but 1t is considerably worse
in tropical waters.
The navy department has determined
not to attempt any docking at the pres
emit time. Instead of that, the expedient
less satisfactory than docking, but still
valuable of having the ships's divers
clean the bottoms will lie resorted In case
of need. At present it is not thought
that the necessities of the case require
the divers to 90 to work. In case PACING
conditions continue for another month
or six weeks, the department. hopes TO
have the New York navy YARD COCK
ready for use. In that case the SHIPS
could be docked one at time.
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-05
MURDERER BARNES HUNG.
Met His Fate Like Man and Died Re
pentant.

East Cambridge, Mass, March A.
Lorenzo W. Barnes, self-confessed
murderer of Farmer John Deana Of May
nard, was hanged at the Middlesex
county jail at this place this morning.
The drop fell at 9.46 and at ten O'Clock
Barnes was pronounced dead by the
physicians in attendance. Although the
moose slipped to the front instead of the
back of the ear, Barnes neck was broken
by the fall and death resulted within two
or three minutes. He was undoubtedly
rendered unconscious by the shock and
his death was as painless and sudden as 10
possible under such a means of execution.
Barnes met his fate like man. AS he
stepped upon the scaffold he faced the
little crowd of witnesses in the corridor
below him unf1inchingly and when he
was given permission to speak by the
sheriff, he said what he had to say in a
firm, clear and perfectly audible voice.
Barnes's last words were: II thank
the people of this Jail for what they have
done for me. EVERYTHING l have asked for
I have got thank them heart and soul
for what they have done for me. [ die
repentant
Fifteen minutes after Barnes was pro-
nounced dead tho body was lowered and
given in charge of the undertaken to be
given to his relative for burial.
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-05
FUNERAL OF DR.. ROGERS.

waterville. March 4.-The last rites of
respect to the late DR.. William A. Rogers,
Phi. D., LII. D., late of Colby university.
took place at the Elm street Baptist
church at one o'clock where his body had
been lying for some time in state. The
floral gifts were beautiful and p1ofuse.
About his casket were arranged in solemn
dignity II. S. Cross, IL. s. Allen, 81. II.
Pratt, M. J. Pillsbury. g. e. Conforth,
II. L. Hanson, H. r. Spencer and A. L.
Stewart as guard of honor from his
classes.
President Nathaniel Butler of Colby
delivered the invocation followed by a
selection from the college quartette,
scripture reading by Rev. Fl. g. Hanson
of Skowhegan and brief addresses by Rev.
DR.. William Fl. Spencer, Rev. g. D. B.
Pepper, Rev. DR.. Nathaniel Bdtier, and
Rev. DIR. Davis president of Alfred uni
yersity of New York. The ceremon les
were closed by an impressive prayer by
DR.. g. d. B. Pepper
9 The remains were escorted to the after
noon train west and will be taken into
New Jersey for interment.
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-05
INTERVENTION DELAYED.
Government Embarrassed in Its Inten-
tions Regarding Cuba.

New York, March "A special cable
gram from London to the Sun says:
1t is the general opinion of diplomats
in this and other capitals that the disas-
ter to the battleship Maine in Havana
harbor is having the effect to postpone
instead of to hasten the intervention OF
the United States in Cuba. Every Euro
pean power received several weeks ago
a frank, though informal statement of
the American intentions in regard to the
Cuban situation, and it may be added
without reserve that the policy thus dis
closed met with no European opposition.
This policy, as understood by the Brit
ish foreign office and outlined by Brit
ish diplomatist in discussing the subject
threesdays. ago, is as follows:
The United States since last summer
has been insisting that Spain must re-
store peace in Cuba. Finally. the Sagasta
cabinet was informed that unless peace
was within sight by March the United
States would actively intervene. This,
while not technically an ultimatum, be-
cause it was not part OF the formal dlplo-
matte correspondence, was, in effect, moth
ing less. The Spanish government so
understood 1T, and SO did every chancel-
Tor in Europe.
No European power gave any sign OF
willingness to protest in behalf of Spain,
through the Spanish government at nrst
hoped to secure at lest the ''friendly
Offices of Austria or France to induce
the United States to4refrain from inter
vention.
The attitude of Great Britain has been
particularly disappointing TO Spain. be-
cause while not endorsing the American
policy in any way, it has been clearly in
dicated that England would refuse in
any manner to hamper President MoK in
ley in enforcing his peace policy in Cube
1t is well known in the diplomatic
world that Spain has been using every
effort during the past five or six weeks te
gain two months additionalrtim Prime
Minister Sagasta urges that if the United
States will restrain her hands until May
after which military operations will be
impossible in Cuba until after the CLOSE
of the rainy season, hostilities will never
be resumed by the insurgents.
This was the situation when the Maine
disaster changed everything. 1t is now
recognized that the Maine affair is al
great a diplomatic embarra ssment fol
the moment to the United States as 1t II
| to Spain The crisis which would have
arisen this week was unknown to thu
| world at large, and therefore Mr.. McKin
| ley is unable to act according to his origi
nal plan without creating the appearance
of acting prematurely, perhaps unjustly
upon the Maine affair. Hence the disas
| ter in Havana harbor must temporarily
favor Snaiu,a desiFa for DELAY.
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-05

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14OO Mass. Ave, Washington, D. G.
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The Portland daily press., 1898-03-05

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