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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-12-22
Galpi., 9. @riec.

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Bricc, Der iriitere Bunoesienatcr bel
Slip, in Nem Norf nod tltrser Grant,
belt OH Der gungenentsi!nouna aeitor4
ben.
Cabin 6. @rite muroe an II. ser.
tember l845 in Yennlarf, Cbio, als Del
Gobn eines presbpterianiben Neifli.
den aeboreil. SIN 9lltsr bon Is Sab.
| zen trnt Sriee i'll oas 0prbereitnnas.
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Sgfolo. Ohio. ein unb bein Musbrud
ocs GrleaeS tDuroe CT Wlitalieo ppl
Sooos Stuoeiteiltompagnie, eine ben
srlten, bic no1 glnsbrllb bas GrieQes
or9anilirt n,uroen. Seine Rpmpaanit
blieb bis gum 0erhit 1861 I'M gaml
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aus er an Die u,,iperiitdt suriiftebrte.
Sm Np,il 1862 iblpb er iib abermals
elmer 5tuoententompoanie an, Die ipd=
ter Dem 50. Gbioer Snfanteris GsNi=
ment einoerleibt nuroe. st mad,.e Die
Somner=admpagne in Wef Girainia
nit uno tebrte I'M 0erblt nab Der lint
perlitdt Surilf, pon Der er i'm SATIRE
1868 sraouirte. Gr Iieoelte bunn nad
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al5 Sdullebrer tbdtl9 mar. SIN sSuli
1864 idloB er iih abermals Dem Nun=
oes6eer on, nadoem er gum 6aupilnann
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blieb nun bis gum SbluB oes Gre9es
i'm Sisnit NIB ftuoirte nahber IN Mnn
9lrbor, WiN. Surispruoens. SIN
6riiGiobr 1866 besnnn er in Gina, O.,
als Nopofat 81 pratii5ren.
Seine eriie Griabruua als giienbabn=
Mouotat madte er, als er cine Nnltel=
lung in Dem illrioilben Sspertement
ner Gate @rie uno 9onispiae gilenbabn
erbisI!. gr ermarb einige sittlell Der
Yo1n NIB iuionlete nun feline gan;e
gnergie Der Msrtslleruns uao 9lusoeb-
nuna bifier ga6n. Spdter baute er
bic Nifel Ylate ya6n
Seine politiIhe Garriere beaann 6err
grice als Wablmann auf oeni 5ilnsll
@let.orol 5idet i'm Sabre 1876 uno I'M
Sabre 1884 NOR ct Wablmann aui benz
@iepelano Sifct. 9tab ocm 5Dr,
Wiaiam 8. Barnums. I'M Sabre 1889
uuroe 6err grice gum 8orliser oes
oenotratiihen 9tational Gpnan1ittees
ermdhlt uno i'm Sanuar 1890 lpuroe
CT gum Wunoesienator bon Gbio err
,pdblt. fir ben aln 4. Widrs 1891 be-
eiullenoen Sernlin.
Gen. 8tice mar ein tii1tiger g.
Ibaftsnann uno binterldbt ein gernD-
,len bon pielen Miillionen. 3ur 3tit
Ieines 9ooes mar CT pralioent uno $.
refsor Der Safe Grie unb WeItern Glen,
balm @o.. Prdlioent unt Direttor Der
sau!t ct. Merle griiten Co., prdIi=
oeiit ,,iio Girsttor Der Cincinnati 91or=
tbsrn giIenbabn g., erlter 9ise=Brdli-
bent unb Eireftor Der 1ulutb, South
S1pre uno Ntlantic @oilluav ,lao Si=
rettor III eirem Eubsno anberer Gorpo=
rationen. @r NOR eth erober breuno
bon aunit uno NiIlcnidaIten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-12-22
Nilp Wo,e, Wts.

perr ~. s. Durit, Elm berborraaen-
Der 6arrer in unierer 9eaNbarldcft.
lit BON Dem WunIbe beleelt, isinen
Mitlnenlben Dutes 81 tbun. Mlr.
0urit ibteibt oil Or. peter Sabrnep,
Ghieaao, Sa.: .Sbtann niht umbin
Sbnen neine Tanfbarfeit fir Die ses=
nungsn bes Nlpentrduter Blltbeleber
alssuoriidsu. 9isles bsrrlibe Mittsl
heilie mid bon cinem idpersl, 2sioen,
bas id mir i'm Nobember '96 sugs5ogcn.
Sb 3os Die beiten Nsrste s,l Gatbe itno
ollie iparen oarin einIiimnig. DaB i'd
glalsntatarrb uno gntsiinouna Der
glaie babe, aber lie fonllteil mir niht
|belfen. SD lit nnIdalibe Sbmersen.
Da entidlob ih ntieh oas Goftern alli=
5uaeben nnb es nit Gorlli's glpentrdll=
ter Ylutbelsber 81 periuhen. galo
ipiirte id) Bsieruna nno Die 9eilung
nlaAte Nortiebritte. Sin Ding lit IL
der. bic lReDisin lit arobartig ul,o ih
speroe i'm Sntereiis n,einer leioenhen
MituenIben mein BcItes ibun. lis iiber=
|all al empfeblen." Menn aaes an=
oere fehlIdldst,. ilebme Gorni's 9llpen=
|ffduter Ylutbsleher. 0Dcrilm aber 10
lanse ,uartsn? 5ouienoe tretsn freueig
fiir ben @erth oieles Wittsls ell.
gSirb BON Jabritanten brett an ben
@oninmellten nerfau|t. G1reibe an
Dr. Yster Gabrnep, liz la 50.
0opae Nuc., Gbicago, Sl,
Eie amerifaniid)e 5bafsiihter=
@elelfhaft, tpelbs oieies Jahr in 1oteoo
Itogte. nat. Die iolgenoen Yeamten er=
lipdblt prdlioent. Sohn 6. Wsbb
Ibon Snoianapolis @iesprdlioent, g.
Sc. 0olloap uou et,ia. Nsih. SET.
lretdr llllO St)nbnleiitsr. s. g. grn-
ban non ggoooliod. 81. Eirsttosen
! Nmigbt littepin ODll Sllinois, 90. S.
| Danion bon lltdl. M. s3enner pDr
HtQe Center, 81.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-12-22
MiAts iiir ermc ge,;te.

2lus Sopana miro an ameritanilAs
3eitungen Die Bite 9eribtet,, IL II e.
IN ittelte Yeute oringeno nabpr gu.
Darnen. fih nah Cuba gu teaeben.
Ser Oortiae oeutibe @onlul uno Del
GeutlAe 9ii!fspersin meroen beyeits rpn
2euten iihetlaufen, Die nit eeri',0en
ooer aar feinen Wiitteln mad Oapona
aereiit lino. ,ueil lie bpfiten. bort Ipb=
nenoe geihditianug 81 iinocn. jsbt aber
sbittere 9iotb leiben. Ollie yahribten
laufen oarauf binaus, oaB tiir 2eute
.obne @elo Die Verle Der Wntillen ppr=
oerbano nlt9t Die serinaite Nus1idt bies
tet.
9lebnllds Marnunsen Fnb betannt=
lid aus Satpaii uno aus Yorto Niep
|einaetroffen unb auf ben pbilipplner
miro fiir Mrbeiiluhenoe ert redt nid)ts
gu bolen iein. Sic aeprieltnen gelbaft=
lihen Wortbeile Der @nlonial= =grlperbun=
gen iperpen, fD lie iih iiberbaupt per=
|wirfli1en, allsihlieBlih 0roBen Capita
lilten III @ute fpnlmen. 9fdr an Der
Ero9ung Der Soften, beim Gteuer5ab=
len. lDer0en aud Die drmeren Gla1lel
|ibren DOllaemeiIsnen Mntbeil labell.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-12-22
Nad) @atbin8tnn.
Nenes Nrran9ementF fur Die
paifa9iere iiber bic
pennfu!Dania
2inien.s

Mn alno nad bem Weibnahtstaee
meroen bic penniplDania Qinien 5idets
nod Nem Dort uno pbilaoelpbia iiber
Waihington, 8. g.. gum rdmliden
yreile perfdufen lpie oirette 9ifets uno
NIT 6em &e6te, 10 Gage in Der natio-
ndlen 4auptlfnot 3,l peripeilen, Sur
ndhere Nustllilft ,penoe man iih on ben
r'dulten 9;det A9enten oer pennfpl-
Dlni0 Qilien.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-12-22
Sagesneuigfeitcn.
aalnnD.

sSHtEHDs (
ESn 5anouatp berriden Die glattern.
Sf obert Brandt tpnroe bel ItaIlilpll
onf Der Saso tootlid perl, bt. inoem
fetn @epebr BART.
Bsi 2onnenuils. q. g., puyoen Der
Sire senaufieber s.5ohn yGerner uno s
Stniener unn Bulen, luelbs inter lei=
ller Nnilibt sd)nse bon ben Gjeleiien
idallIelten. bon einen 3uge iiberfabren
uno aaaenbliflid getDotet. gl1t 9ln=
oere wuroe ihlper psrlebt.
yin perionensug iuar bel Maoiion,
"a, in cine 0iebbseroe, moourb er ent=
gleiiie. Sebs perionen spuroen aetoo=
tst. oarunter sluei pailag,srs.
Buffalo bat cine 8atreioe= glpfabe.
Sn ben perihisoenen Getreioeipeibern
lieaen 1000. 600 8uibei Gjetreioe uno
i'm Slub parten so grobe 9ampfer, Die
5000, 900 Suibel Ustreioe an 8oro
haben, auf oas 20Iden iDres Garages.
gei Smlab Gitp, Mih. puroe ouf
Der gontiac. Srforo uno Nortlerl gaDn
ein 5 gevione1l laltenoer G1litten
pon elmer Ranaier= =2pfoWotipe ectroficu,
nobei orei Yerlunen sstDotet wuroen.
Sn Chicago lino ourb W1auer=
einlturs bel einem Bronbe on eottaoe
8roue apenue smei 6suerme6rIeute
qetD0tet un0 neull bertpu.lOet n,prDen.
ssn Der Gasfabrit ~ pouobteepIe,
R. q. ereisnete iitb cine peroerblibe
Nlplnlioil. bel Der ein gRann getooetet
tlno q snoere ihlper perleBt puroen.
Gin Seridt, Der eitanillbe General
Gonles lei gsftorben, bat Iib nibt be-
itdti9t.
n Il Eie 3abl Der gonferc.te belief lich
pdbreno Der lebtsn Wo6e in Den Ser
5taaten aui 26l, aeaen 800 i'm lsBten
Sabre, uno IN Ganaoaaui 81 seeen 2G
IN Sabre 1897.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-12-22

: Sine frp NINE @eneiloe in
Dflabonla Ser. perlpeiaerte Dem preoi=
ger lein 8elalt, neil er 0allelbe an
Sonntag peroient babe. Die Sahe
miro luabrftslnlib IN Den @eriAten
gum Nustrag gebraht meroen.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-19

negroes "dsreputabes presence
in the would demoralizing.
This precpitated the troubles which followed swiftly
enough. The operators determined import the
train load duly arrived the miners assaulted train
when general engagement ensued The found in
our dispatches. Several killed and were
wounded Several innocent and nof
Tending brutality by will die
of his injuries The tranoad driven and
the miners carried possession
Virden
The blame for the awful affair divided but the
appears largely upon governor
That official IS charged by laws afford protcc
those who permitted their la%
full business a lawful his province to
designate body other working feons
disreputabe deny Of the laws
His refusal troops protect
imported miners from violence mob
anarchistic proceeding than Atgelds
craziest
The operators the other hand reckless and
overbearng They the temper their and must
that import would certainly preciDi
bloody Their right import the
be successfully disputed; their doing
was criminal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-19
A Ridiculous Fight.
was criminal

The yellow journals do relish giving their fight
They made serious failing them
sustained furious The testimony Of all the prom
officers participating in the fight. well the tes
mony all experienced military who respon-
sbe for of camps all the tenor
There few mistakes and criminality Failing to
ncompetency papers maintain that there
INSTRUMENTATION TIL. New Journal vehemently
demands why Shafter didn't Aquadores in
successful landing that made perhaps
unnecessary this because judgment
experienced army harmor:zed with
judgnet capable navy
selecting landing place They Baquiri
available landing places and their Judgment
is proved by the have been sound
the place Aguadores protected rife pits
and batteries which be directed
of lives, fent
Thrtythird Michigan General Dufeld exposed
character of defenses Aguadores
True it be argued the battle Is fought
Sampson could protected
landing Aguadores It is equally true that
guns warships troops might have land
a very Castle. what
might done before battle responsible
expedition blockadng feet took
chancs of humiliation
battle that sinking the
abortive enterprise; defense OF
Santiago be impregnable decoys IN
part unaccmated moved down by tropical
feves making military operations
is productive of ruinous consequences.
AS reasonably might Journal shout the
inquiry "why didn't the expedition Havana"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-19
The History of the Illinois Strike.

There is evident intent upon portion Of the Illinois
to hold Tanner responsible for the murders
growing Of the coal strike Whether he should be
held responsible viii appear later The history Of the whole
trouble huswise; Early April the coal miners Of
Central Illinois demanded price Of 30 cents ton for
mining The declined accede to the demand but
offered to compromise IS cents ton At Pana strike
was instituted. trouble no satisfactory adjust
resulted The vrden worked quietly along
all but September acting upon the orders Of their
union officers they began trouble over the scale and
in few days strike started
The Nrden operators accepted the situation notifying The
strikers that the mines open to them 70 work for y
cents ton and that they did not accept other
miners would be engaged their places Subsequently,
body Of colored miners brought To Vir6en n h mt
into the but the local miners dssuaaed the new
from going paid their fares back their
homes the south The operators then gave notice tba.
they would hire mines and put them 70
the points bayones and muzzles Of rnukes
The erected stocades their properties -
protect their employees strikers organized themselves
secured and prepared repuse any invad
ing miners from the south elsewhere strained ana
enaoing situation the appealed the governor
protection They told him they would exercise
their right hire whom they pleased their mines
and called him give the protection by
laws of the The governor replied that ne would not
protect them in the enterprise
take the place Of the He the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-19
The K. c. Times and Simpson.

How the Kansas City Times the organ
Fusion in Kansas, hope the PopuIis
arty by declaring that AL good
6nleys administration cannot make Such express
lions from Jerry Simpson surprising. his
declaration that if elected would against Mckinley
expected Of him. If he had withheld the
who knows him has read his record
ne would be against Mckinley But the Times baId-aced
declaration is going Simpson or
Teedy Notwithstanding they have admnistra-
son and called his conduct rotten" Missouri
Popusts swallow hog as the Times thus in
dulges in But the Kansas Popust too much
intelligence to ndorse sweeping assertion 1t an
salt to intelligence and probably other copperhead paper
country would resort to such an absurdjt nor
say malignity.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-19
The State Bank Examiners Predicament.

The brightest Popust politician in the state and he is a
politician Populist Office holder who tech
ncality office through Republican adminstra-
tion there little denying that times have
much improved only in Kansas but in the whole
country Mckinley protection
labor. Having called upon demonstrate
Leedy, Breidentha quandary. The evident thing
Popus papers which running calamity
of closed factories and of homes
making They insult the intelligence
readers. business, more money
prosperity in the country than any the
defeat Of Harrison, when the whole country sumped
Breidenthal knows this knowing the
said about the matter the better
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-19
1ai1us@E eagle
VI. NJ. MTRDOCK, Editor.
Where Stanley Stands.


The political apathy talked about imag
nary real. There want of feeling no
solve So having determined their minds
by administration by the results
reshing idea party discipline annoy
of appeals from candidates these many in re-
Solving would have simply kept
silent.
But as the election time approaches and of
these intimatng they do They
going home. perssteny urged
They going polls November. and they
going to by by all by
the war by voting will the
patriotic president by voting
the Republican top
observing posted man who all over
Kansas given especial
Sedgwck county surprise
l. store large small; that
Stanley carry county by majority
sedgwick only county from which like est-
coming. apathy only seeming There
existed stronger conditions desire
only personally could
expression individual who having made
up mind, did desire annoyed
every day until election there five
Stanley speak but each
them enthusiastic Nothing heard the
'er side The Republican meetings neither wanting in
iterest attendance which quashes the claims of
apathy most efectualy
While it is unquesonaby true that Stanley is popular
candidate making Of friends outside of
the his political wherever he the
patent there than politics
a verify
Nor will the conclusions of the observing man. quoted
above. prove surprise closely All
aside, man. holders
opposition prasng
defending Leedy administration it
stand in need of defence. impossible 1t now
they permitting ticket to go by
fault
While stanley's popularity at home is denied while
it e every man, woman child
Sedgwck county city Wichita known
Clean honest enterprsng known to be broad
guaged county, known to
be popular popular man. regard to
party. people unanimously urged nomination
still considerations
that he candidate Personally being of
something in the of sentiment, but it
stands for much materially politically. real
bright the wise thing the thing which would the
Of the would be sedgwick county Wichita to
their candidate governor
Not that necessary election for
all parts of the concede his election moral
md political effect unanimity
The people of Wichita sedgwick county
proved true themselves and believe the
recently formed ring and Fusion push this
uade the people that would be reduce stanieys
Tome majority that it would thing Wichita
10 have the governor of the state.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-19

Careful weighing shows thst a. ord.-
nary bee Tot loaded weighs re five
-housandth part g a pound 50 AJAX Z
axes % Sees % make pound B1t
ne loaded bee. plen ne coaes in fresh
erora The Gs'ds and flowers. frsiz7-sa
Sita honey or bes-b-sad, ot.sa - zhs
nearly tlres -.raes mere.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-19
Th~atr~-ia spain

Thest--s IN Span have 20 7-oE7auE1~,-
4 bill tn tie ioo5y s1ze-l-nsS E-Fes t1e
east. but most &C th- actors remain IT.
known b name TIE cc-tzla IS devoted
. advertiser erts. aa.d "a Mz1rs5 taeate~s
ssyertls.re ca-zs are z~iIe6 -,h ne
numbers o. TIE back &C each sea-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-19

Polygamy it is said. is still practced the Nor
Of Utah. 1t viii probably continue he practced
until immigration takes the the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-19

Rudyard Kpling tots the Cars prayer peace
He the Gar bear nearing his victim in
attitude of When he shows seeking quarter,
with paws like hands in prayer-hat IS the time of peril
the the of the bear"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-19

Bryan there IS too great gulf between the private
soldier and the average Colonel There something
In most cases there is too Pacific between
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-19

There is doubt that had Spain army
bowling she would sued SPANS
nuskuL The American howls until other
fe is
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-19
Naive TanEur

Tzs-e az nosx over - 80 zo-fs II -.
Enzas1 language. aczuow edged - ne
best zu-hoTIt e.. OF zbouf 1aas, r1oge -hAl
Il lie German. French. Spanish ard It@i-
an combined
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-19

Zangwiu. the novelist. says people will pay money to
thing in the place This is right will
walk through a snowstorm theatre pay so
cents to see an artificial snowstorm on the stage
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-19

Thirty captured Santiago distributed
the United States. And OF il Cleveland
gets be president he viii give them Spain
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-19

Jay Gould has done more for the stage than any man
since Shakespeare Shakespeare made Juliet Portia
Cordela ovab and Jay produced boys marry
and make them rich
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-19

Young Jesse James may be guilty but IL would b
Just we'll him in the too com
plste study Q railroad schedules.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-19

It is said that heaven VIII no marrying OF
giving marriages. \ suspicion
be enough go round.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-19

The Cars scheme has fallen fiat, which proves
matter how powerful hard-isted
iron-clad practical old world accept your dream.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-19

Undoubtedly arriving Holy Land Emperor VII
liam VIII excla; Jerusalem. nicer city
than expected o
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-19

France is getting it into must fight
England. and that country VIII have take few
Of French honor II things 50
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-19

Howard Gould surrendered 5000 Of his inheritance
that Young love signs any proto-
co.'s with the pocketbook.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-19

Probably the meanest thing in history is the way the
President travelling being chezred while Bran is
submerged IN the army.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-19

ingalls, thought Kausans in hyperbole
But has Jerry simpson says Leedy Ia:
a good governor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-19

thing VIII happen 10 the Spanish almanac De-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-19

Don't be spania-d. Don't put Il or I'll tomorrow
Register today
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-19

:; Is sas iAAi z ne 'rsses~ q. a. sss-
az2a. w=fs - .g-z y srsssst-sz So iaz'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-04-17
PLANS MAKING
For Transporting Troops and NUM-
lions of War to ba---Transports
to be Chartered.

Washington, April Lett was an
nounced at the Navy Department to-
day that there was no intention nor
necessity for the assignment Of naval
vessels for the transportation OF
troops to Cuba in the event that such
a step was determined upon. 1t was
explained that the War Department
would have entire charge and direc-
ton of the transportation of the mill
tary forces, both by land and by
water, and the quartermaster general
is now engaged in making complete
preparations for the charter of fleet
of steam vessels for use in transporting
the men to Cuba, in the event that
such movement is ordered by the
President. The only part that the
navy would play in case Of this kind
would be to send a suitable fleet of
warships along with the expedition for
it's protection and safe conduct. The
general understanding among military
and naval officers is that the army and
navy, when the proper times arrives,
will make a joint demonstration in
great force against the Spanish capt.
tol in Cuba and that similar eXpedl-
tons will be organized for the purpose
of landing troops at Matanzas, San
tiago de Cuba, Cienfuegos and other
points on the island, with a view to
the capture or surrender Of the Span
ish army and the establishment OF a
stable government ia Cuba.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-04-17
FAVORABLE TO THE U. s.
England's Declaration That Coal Is Con-
traband of War Will Help the American
Navy in the War With Spain.


NAVY in the War With Spain.
Washington, D. c., April 16.-Sena-
tors of all shades and opinion on the
Cuban question regard as very import
ant the announcement that Great Brit
ant has decided to treat coal as contra
band of war in her West Indian pos
sessions in case Of a war between this
country and Spain. While the decls-
ion is apparently impartial the Sena-
tors say that the effect necessarily Will
be entirely in the interests Of the Uni
ted States, because Of the fact that this
country is so near to where the seat or
war will be and therefore would not
be compelled to ask favors OF otaer
nations, while Spain will have only
her store at Porto Rico to draw from.
She has been making all the purchases
she could but the stock is necessarily
slender and Senator'S generally think
that one of our first attacks IN case
OF war will be upon Porto Rico. They
expect that point to be captured early
in the war, and think this capture Will
have the effect of soon terminating hos
tilities. With England coal as contra
band even the most conservative SEN
ators think. it will be impossible for
Spain long to maintain a conflict in
water so far removed from her base of
supplies
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-04-17
States Of America, in Congress assembled:

States OF America, in Congress assembled:
FRSha the people the island of Cuba are rqht ought
be- free Independent that the Government States
hereby recognizes Republic Cuba the true lawful government
of that island.
SECONDHAND duty the United States demand and
Government of the United hereby does demand that
Spain renqus authority and government
Cuba and Withdraw its naval forces from Cuba
THRDhat the President the United States hereby
empowered naval forces the
call into the actual the United States the militia Of the
States such extent may necessary to carry these
effect
FoURTHTha the United States hereby dam any disposition
intention exercise sovereignty jurisdiction control said island
except for the paccaon thereof and assert its determination that
accomplished the government and control the island its
people.
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