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Evening journal., 1898-12-22
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Schedule in effect November 90 1898.
Light.
Express trains. '
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON, DEL
AWARE AVENUE STATION, FOR
NEW YORK, week days, +4.33. '9.39,
rlOA a. M 1910, '2.34, 1883, '5.19 (all
Pullman :, u cars. IA '1l.0o p m. Sundays,
.4.S5, 's.59, "ll.35 a. m, '2.3i, t359 s519 (all
Pullman cars), '741, '11.0O p. m.
Il IIH!l-IaaAADELPHIA, III week days, '4.33
54O, "I05, 735, 'S.25, '939, '10.24, 1l.Os a. m,
'l2l9, LOO, '2.S4, 800, 1889. '5.ls (an Pull
m; m; Sundays. .433, 1876. $50. 's.s9, lila
.ll85 a. m; '2.Sl, 300, '3.59, '5.19 (all Pull
man earsl, $50, '7.41, 9O0 '11.OO p. m.
80 CHESTER, u weekdays. $40. .7.O5, 73ss
80 TSS9' .lo.24 1l0S a. m; LOO. '2.S4. 300,
$50 $50, IA. 915, '11.OO p. m. Sundays,
7.35, $50 '9.39 Hip, s11.S5 a. m: s2.s4. 3OO
'5.bg. $50, +I4l, 800, f1100 D. m
ATLANTIC CITY, weekdays, '7O5 a.
~ ~. 'l2l9 '2.Si p. m. Sundays. 7.s5 a. m;
CAPE MAY. weekdays, .7O5 a. m; .2.s4
p. m. sundays, 7.35 a. m.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON,
wsees-dsys we e "a rs 'tlS, H25 .ssi .l;o1 a. m;
man cars), 'S.04. '9.11 D. m. Sundays, s4iS
l29, e.Si a. M; '12.56, '2.09 3.0i, s457. IS 40
Vali Pullman cars), 'S.04. '9.11 p. m.
% 5BsALIlMoRE AND WAY STATIONS.
i'zo q. m. 800 p. m, daily.
NEWARK. weekdays, s4is. 7.25. sss4
'11.01 a. M: '1256, sO4, '457. $40. s9.i1. 10 5s
p. m. Sundays, AIS, 725 1884 "a m
IL 56, 3.Oi, .4.oi, 1882 sy.ll q. m.
PITTSBURG weekdays, 1894 a. m:
$40 p. m, (all Pullman cars). '9.1l n. m.
Sundays, 1874 a. m; $40 p. m. (all Pull
man carsl 'S.il p. m;
CHICAGO, daily, 'S.3 a. m: s4.57 D. m.
CHICAGO via CINCINNATI and IN.
DIANAPOLIS, 1884 a. m, daily
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS, 1854 a.
m; .l256 and .9.1 D. m. daily.
TOLEDO AND DETROIT s9Ii y. M,
aally TO toledo and daily except Sunday
NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS via
BklSIois AND CHATTANOOGA, s5. 40
p. m, daily. Through sleepers TO Mem
phis and New Orleans.
SlNGERLY ACCOMMODATION week
DAYS, 90 a. M; 3.04. GO 1855 d. m. sun
days, 80 q. m; 3.04,s732 p. m.
LANDENBERG ACCOMMODATION
Weekdays. rs, 1000 n. m; 2.Ol 457 n. m
Sundays, 1000 a. m; 5.32 %. ma.
LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION FOR
2.55 p. m.
LANDENBERG. week days. Gas. s55
a. m; 2.55, 5l0 p. m. Sundays, s.55 a. IN. !;
$50 D. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILL
MlNGTON, week-days '235. 625. 300
~" :, 'l.s6' ll.s1 a. m; 'i220 'l.3i, 200. .307.
~ $50, '5.0f (all Pullman care), s5S5.
els, $50. '7.sO. 'sss, 1910. sii.s5 D. nn. sun.
days -5.35 500. 600. 1l.s0 a. m: 81. 20
.l-st, 2Ol -4.2O. 4.30, '5.07 TALL Pullman cars)
$50. '730, 'S.Ss. 1879 .. m.
| l)elmarvi9 Telephone. No. l9s.
Rates TO Western points lower than via
ANY other line.
W. N. GREENE, D. 3. MARTIN.
Gen. Managsr.i Man. Of Pass. rratfic.
II
Evening journal., 1898-12-22
The TROUBLE.

The naturalist's wife had gone out
for a few minutes and left the baby in
charge Of her absent-minded husband.
When she returned she was not a little
disturbed TO discover the baby crsing
dismally, and its father, with n collcc-
tion of his largest bottles Of alcohol be-
fore him, evidently az his wits end.
why, David, David" cried the good
woman, snntching up the child. what
ever is the matter?" well, my dear. ''
responded the great naturalist, simply,
still gazing at the baby, Its very
strange, but can't find bottle large
enough TO hold him anywherc.''-
Brooklyn Eagle.
Evening journal., 1898-12-22
A CHEERFUL NURSERY.
An apartment That should BE Fur
nished with an Eye 70 Com
fort aud Safety.

The nursery ought to he the prettiest
ann most cheerful room in the house,
with ample ~-6eptacles for toys, some
0ttran' We pictures and a pleasant out
Gsk from the windows. A small
aquarium is an object that gives great
o@joynent, and II is easily managed.
prefer a ttghtly drawn, well-tacked-
down tapestry carpet vpon the floor.
Il it can be taken up and steam cleaned
semiannually, and properly cared for
between whiles; for children are al
ways tripping over rugs and hurting
themselves. For the reason that sharp
angles furnish dangerous points TO fall
against, tables and chairs should have
founding edges. The first consider2-
tions are health, safety and comfort;
after that, prettiness. Clear space for
running about is most essential, for
there are many fall and winter days
When outdoor exercises is an impossi-
biuty; and on these days IL is well TO
put on the little ones bonnet and coat.
open the windows for half an hour, and
invite him to brisk game that requires
plenty Of running and jumping. Pro-
vide a low table and chair where he can
sit at ease with his toys, imagining him
self lord of little realm. This conceit
is one that children delight in, and IL is
vsry harmless delusion-not alto
eether withou opportunities for whole
some lessons In the way of hospitality
and kindness to others.-FlOrenc Hull
Winterburn, in Woman's Home Com
| vaniOn.
Evening journal., 1898-12-22
GenernIIr he Mnr.

The yorngest had been tantanzing
and bothersome all day, and finally.
when patience had ceased to be a yir-
tue, his mother caught him and laid
him across her knee.
"Of course" she said to herself as the
slipper descended "this Is done purely
for his good, but at the same time j
must admit that IL is considerable sat
isfaetion TO me. Chicago Post
Evening journal., 1898-12-22
Wilmington & Northern R. 2.

TIMETABLE In effect Nov %. 1898.
Trains leave Wilmington Trench Street
StduOn), for Il. * .. Junction, Gra-
nogue, Cossart. Chadd's Ford Junction,
Pocopson. Coatesville and intermediate
stations daily, except Sunday. al 40 a.
m; u. AGO and $50 y. m. Sunday only,
sos a. nn.. lis and 400 p. m
For Wayneshurg Junction. Springfield
and intermediate stations. daily, except
SUNDAY, az : 20 a. m; 2.15 and 4e0 .. N.
Sundays only, at SOS a. m. 2.15 and 400
p. m.
For Joanna. Birdsborc. Reading and IN
termedi1te stations. daily except sun
day at 40 a. N. and zl5 p. m sunday
only. S.C5 a. in. and 215 I. n.
4. q. MCAJSLAND, Superintendent.
BoWNESS BRIGGS, Gen. Pass. Act.
Evening journal., 1898-12-22

a wealthy and responsible firm guar
antees its goods that are advertised.
Who stands sponsor for the substitutes
said to be lust as good"
Evening journal., 1898-12-22

a cheap substitute for a standard
advertised article may prove 70 be any
thing but a bargain Be careful to get
what you ask for.
Evening journal., 1898-12-22

Something "iust as coed" win not
answer. Stick 10 your pcint, ard Wher
you ash for goods advertised IA this
paper. you can get them.
Evening journal., 1898-12-22
uot water SPENCE cake.

Break two eggs into q basin with a
cupful Of powdered sugar and two
ounces of butter. beat well, then add
half teacup Of boiling water, stirring
all the time; then sift in 1is teacups Of
-four and two teaspoonfuls of baking
powder. Bake in a moderate oven for
IS Observation-Disclosures Press.
Evening journal., 1898-12-22

Something Just as coed" viii not
answer. Stick TO your poiRt, and when
you ask fer goods Advertised il this
paper. you can get them.
Evening journal., 1898-12-22
cnItIrnten I.nnrnnnc-

Miss Sarcastic-That was a bright
speech You made a few moments ago.
How did you manage 10 raise it.?
Mr.. Accideut-GRew IL up from . slip
of the to-gue.- Detroit Free Press.
Evening journal., 1898-12-22

SHERIFF"S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Levari Facias. to me directed,
will be exposed TO public sale, at the
Court House, on Market street, in the
city of Wilmington, New Castle county,
Delaware.
Evening journal., 1898-12-22

Schedule in effect November 20, 1898.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch
Evening journal., 1898-12-22

writ of Levar Facias to me directed.
will bo exposed to public sale, at the
Court House. on Market street, in the
city Of Wilmington, New Castle county,
Delaware,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-07
nRuroYs D,sGusTEp.
N,ussin Has Completely outwtttcd
the English Statesmen.

Nussin HIS Completely Outwtttcu
the English Stntcsmcn.
New York, April GA dispatch TO the
World from London says; Tho PROMISED
statement by Arthu; j. nalfoIr, govern
ment leader and acting foreign SECRETARY
IN the house OF commons on the Eastern
question, was n profound disappointment
The house MAS crowded, and every .m-
hassy cNccp, the Russian was Represented
in the diplomatic gallery. MIR. Ralfour,s
announcement was as feeble IN manner IS
In matter, aud Il was received With marked
cooincss by the supporters OF me goseru-
ment They listcrcd with unconcedied
humiliation 10 tie long tale OF R1sslsn
diplomatic trfumpbs pnrrlicved by a single
substantial statement OF advantage for
l2nSlaRd. The fact IL that Baltours lols
In spcaking OF Russia was consistently IN
accord with past aggression.
Sir Charles DilNe put the case ~ !.
nutshell when he said This polily q
Leasing Wei Hal Wei WAS adopscd ppls
last Wednesday 10 throw dust in the eyes
OF the public and satisfy The erircs df the
government In the ministerial press, NC:
Hal Wei Is vaiueless unloss garrisoncd and
fortified and MIR. Curzpn never answaied
My question whether the government pro.
roses to garrison and fcrtify 1t. As 10 the
assurances of China's relation 10 the fang
Tso valley they arc practically illufo y As
The valley has no Frontage and could not b.
defended II Russia chose to descend u On
Il -"
The Importan, feature OF Balfnu&'s
statement considered b. politicians To IN
dlcatG possible future Developments, wus
his appeal 10 the commercial nations q
the world-~thc United States France ara
Germany Join with England 10 pr veut
Russia from absorbing the Chinese trad
but Tho belief Is universal that the goyPrn-
mcn, so far from baing rehabii,atad; hss
been stun further seriously weakened by
Balfours general outline Of It's Far East
crn poliry
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sHNkr TENAa SrEClALS.

ENNIG m. J. Walicrs house, with Ito
nonta,,te wns entIroiy cohaumcd by hre loss
tlg00 insupuncc 1872; a defective fur
TYLER Tho Texas Fruit paaoe wsH sold
nv IN sherid to Tho first National hank oi
Mnraliali for $500. which held D Judgment ioi
S3Io'
ItLlNG Willie Edison was badly hurt by
being thrown from his horFo against wire
fence.
CALVERT --Irazog rrcsbyteiy convened
herr Tncnday evening Delegates have been
arrirlng on all trains. Mr. G. u. McNcal or
GaiFegton was unanimously elected moderator.
LorKIIAIpr rhr Posts fourteenth ami
ycrtIr3 edition NJ las, sunday wga received
lcfe with many expressions OF admiration ana
delight ai,I tho universal verdict IL. THE
brH has been attained. the climax has been
rchchnd -
tRYAN Grant Mcknight. coIored. pleaded
guilty IN tho district court Of numbering his
wife and WIS given I'VE years.
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SENTIMENT rMEvAIlED.
r-he CoEScGcrltc Yeierans Home
Was SDf sold.

Atlanta. Ca, April 6.--rae Confederate
yeterans' home. which was erected ny M
voluntary contributions Of the p;op'c 81
Gcorgia IN answer 10 az appeal from Henry
". Grady. and which has twice bsen r..
flstd by the State legislature. was MOI foii
NJ auction YESTERDAY. though oaiy TIE de-
voticn lof the trustees Eaysd The ba'd ng
IRON going into private .hanfs. Whel tas
hour for the sale arrived the Goarmenis
relating 10 the aGsir were real and bles
asked. Colonel Hooper Alexander. On hc'
hsIf 81 The Daughters OF the Cohtfnarasy.
bid 5000 Thu home was ar01i 10 ~
krocsed down 10 them when y. q. VII
iarnl,au.. lumber dea'cr, bid sio.oeo, de-
daring that the property was serth s'',-
eco and he did not propose 70 isl sen liinebt
Interfere with bus.nesg. The c3minissioa-
crg. However. decided TO anapl TIC aNcuon,
and ii is probable the home VIII be trans
ferred 10 tho ladies al priyats ssIo.
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THE MESSAGE OUTLINED.
Washington Post Says 1t Will Frac-
tirally Mean War.
INTERVENTION Is TO Be lMMThlslF.
n,,Icw,,i, correspondence Has Nat
Rccn Resumed nad 40 Nr"i"'o"
HIS pccn Proposed.

washington. April 1.-THE Washington
ros; VIII say tomorrow: The temporary
,i,hhcldins of the presidents message irom
congress was due to the receipt OF a mes
,,ae from General Lee, advising that ii the
r,gseagc contemplated an intervention ~ De
hold Until Americans could leave the island
No stated that the exodus could BE- cory
n,c.ed by Inc 10th instant. Members o.
a.. fc-eiqn affairs COMMITTEES of the senate
and house. upon being shown TINS dispute"
>,.,o r,omptly colcurred in the opinion oil
tho nresieent and cabinet that the meSsas2
should be delayed till i.oxt Monday Ihe
utmost Confidence is felt by the adnini''ra-
ton and congress in General Lie IN a;N
a,,, ,r,cncv. The jurors of disturbances N
Havana are not copfirmsd, but the con
d;nons there arc extremely th'eatsn'ns'
corsu, General Lee Is stin at his post ana
,,.,, remain there untn all other Americans
ar, safe. The preedent's message mo oi''
~, cnapqed in that 1T wil ask coasfeea
,,thorizo and direct immediate inte'-
,..,tion otherwise the message WIN s'""H
,,r,tofo-c outlined and rs the preslaeht
.,.,ce on TUESDAY morning, IT WI pe q
,,rcrore ringing character as 70
meet tho full expectations of congress anu
no country. Ii viii inevitably mfsn "'h
,,.,,,,ics can only b, avoided By SPAN
.a..,,, ,eclarlng The independence oil eupa
:, ,.;s,d,nr her soycr Ign power over the
island
Vaccinations with srain have not oaon
recpepea by the United Etaifs' and VIII h0'
no The yucca regent has ro' cent a pV'
.,.so 10 The president making
,r,ro.a, for peace With the influence
-. =, work through foreign dipiomane
c,a,ne,s TO bling about q settlement Of ih'
,,,,,cnlti,s between spain and her reoe''
,,o,,s subjects in Cuba this government has
,.c,,tolv ro.hiuy 10 DO The admin'stsa
a,d congress- a.and pledged 10 iHe
,.so,, ~ Cuba and viii accept no 5oiut'on
ass no, involve the withdrawn o.
enontsh troora from The Island and the put
s,.,n NJ the Spanish ilag
Tho five great powera have not SSn ~. :
.o.n, .o,s to the uaited states cOunsei''ns
AGAINST war Mediation CT any soP' No,
nsen offered 10 this government and sal
not be accepted
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They Arc 10 Accord ia tae i'llIsoiso
Of l'oof China.
ENGLAND IS TO Put UP THE MONEY
And japan win no tao Rcst--nrisish
!, Stptc,smcm Disnustcd with thc
Eastern situation.

London. April 1.-THE Yokohama carrc
spondcnt OF the Times says; For tn first
time public opinion in Japan Is excited
There is no general opposition t, Rr.tisi
occupation of Wei Hal Wet; but tho-e y,
. feeling that japan mus, assert he sals
and secure some other fostho!d on the
.As,atic continent.
The government is hampercd by ma
ancial considerations. but Will probably
BE- obliged TO Yield to public pressure
Sober people and the officials generally
favor British occupation OF Wei Hal Wei
and an Anslo-Japsnese entente. pour-parlcr
for which is progressing favorably.'
itlg9 --.s-
LONDON, April The Daily Mail says:
.Wc learn from an authoritative source
that England and Japan arc in complete
accord regarding Wei Hal Wei, but ~
crecy IS cntai!od until d complete settle
,ecnt has bcen accomplished. which IL Is
believed viii include arrangements
whereby England Will advance the money
to enable China to pay the Indemnity In
fun and thus to obtain a Japanese cvacua-
ton OF Wei Hal Wei"
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ohoET MEMS STORIES.

SAN QUENTIN. Cal. Ben Iiill was
hanged here for the murder OF his vic.
LONDON Renewed anxiety IL rSprcssed
regarding t!o hcaltl. or Mr., Gladstone.
BOWLING GREEN, Ky--Mrs Gcorgn
Carr aud her Two small children wet
burned to death nj Bays.
ATLANTA, Ga William " Graham,
commander Of the Department Of the Guli.
has completed his tonr of inspection
VICTORIA. u. C. Tho story told nv
Carr The United station mail carrier. that
he had news from Andree the btilnonis,
proves 10 be fake.
TENERIFFE. a detachusant of span
ish engineers has arrived here ana .nt-
Their rointorca .ncuts OF spanish infantry
and artillery arc daily expected.
ROME King iiunbcrt received IN aii-
iience Baron lavn, who VIII sail Tor thn
Emitted states next Tuesday TO resume flH
duties az italian anbassador AZ WNhD@-
ION
ATLANTA, Ga.---iAcutcnant Samuel Re-
Der, chief signal officer OF the Department
81 the Gulf reported 81 Atlanta having ~
,pecied the varions fcfililcatlons In thc'di-
visions.
NEW YORK. Father Chidaiat, chaplain
of The Maine. received information from
Washington that he had been advanced 10
The rank OF lieutenant in The United states
navy.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. Tho senate has
rassed the Riley bill appropr!a,ing slSoou,-
900 /, put the Ohio National Guard on a
,gar footing, There WAS not dissenting
vote
CHARLESTON. s. c.--General A. w,
CIR eiev chief uGnai officer of The army
II psrfectnG the signal service aloag the
, ccasr and inspeoting the stations % br
nnanpd NV ua.gl l'r3prgsf
SEATTLE Wafh,-Te legraphic adsiees
indicate that there is great CONSERVATION
among the people living ~ towns near
Mount st. Helena because The peak Is
moving tlainiy and distlnriiy evidences 81
| eruption. st. Helena is sister Of Ianief
| aad Adams
CHATTANOOGA Tenn f'ropafaioas az.
psplgiy going on here Tor The reception oi
| ,he government troops ~ lhieknHNl'su
I park number Of new Wells are DaihE
/ AUX aud il necessary Pipe liae 10 rraw
/ dsh surIugs can IN ihirts-siS hours Supply
millions OF gallons OF water.
! NEw YORK Frederick Milne. ioflss'
/ asslg,ant -,ngiueeY OF the city WORKS ae,
! tayfnent OF BROOKLYN, who Was indictc1
{, np three coun.a log fraudulent CLAIMS, "aN
+. sentenced IN the Kings county conrt "a
i Xix mouihs Imprisonment 10 the peniteh'
tiary and 20 pay nne Of 5000.
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mnnsr Tn.N CUM.
uooJ, Hn..tn Is Esprcfcd In sewer
county. Tennessee,

Knoxville. Tenn. April Tho 'hwles
element Of Sewer county whieh fer rev
era, years was band Of whiinenps' = IN
arms and bloody battle y expected 10 ~
fought at any momcut seyipryillc ire
county gcat, ,s7 miles distant from kpot-
VIE. 1. practically undergoing n stata OF
siege. The iroyblc arose ovsr III XII NJ
of Magistrate VIII Vim BY sheFin "apks
on The streets o. seylervllc this at rnoon'
VIM was abusing The shciiif and was ioil
10 stop by The sheriif, Instead OF reiiYiaS
he attempted to draw a revolver. The Of
accr proved the quicker and VIM ieil 10
The ground with i've bullets In his aedo-
mcn.
twenty-five officers have left III ciy
for the sreuc Of trouble and az al ro+dt
are guarded By whitFcars a riteatd oa1''s
i expected TO be fought bsfo no NM
The state militia MAY be called vpon u
ouell the trouble aud yili doubtless nave
a,I the nghting 1t car attend to-
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SPANISH FLEET.
ht Porto Ric" Waiting for
Il NI.1lcln irInEiiI,,

pr Porto Ric" Whiting for
T2rncdo FInfi,In.
April Ga dispatch 10 the
San Juan, Porto Rtco. sa, s..
cruisers Vizcaya aud Amir
P. which sailed from Havana,
have arrived here and are a
E harbor They we're received
fn'husiasm. As soon as thy
their aachorag5s they wee
fe representatives Ct the col
ment and the whole DAY WIS
Fns on shore ami in the her-
ftood that tho Spanish torpedo
|be here soon, and that the
f come to nrotect ii On it's
The hsrh9r OF San Juan IS
Pnong naval iprn rs the b s.
fh Spain could pr, the fotilla
purposes and il is n matter of
here that tic United States
some action before tho Sran-
departed from Havana. Orce
II I'm nrtiIt, ,,,.t, - ,r- ~
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FIJI WANT TINE.
man Says that Is All
Il Is Necessary.
u OF 4 SETTLEMENT n.
U, stntcs VIII Only Re-
|. enough over spnn-
m concessions.

lii /. = rho Madrid CORE
he paily Telegraph says I
kert that in the opinion of II.
liable settlement on the basis
|ncessions coul, easily be Sc
Me tine was allowed for re-
|iscussion, but the rapidity of
kninston is the most danger
bf Tic situation. 1t Is durs-
i ti,e cubars arc ripe for In
Ind whether such a measure
| be executed in a hurry.
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r.xn. patcutn.

Washington Argll 5.-tspeeiai., PAT
e,ts were issued 70 Texans toaay as pr
lows. charles Is. Ho5roa. Boerne, ants
r,,ct,on herring: william y IIool Waco
,ia,h measuring aud cutting deyle2; va
~, p Mil, wasahaehls ne insuIanes
HE OF chart; iohn w. Taoeyilie, ~, = :,
,yfe'rs I..ngegiile. waships machine Jonn
y u's JS,yor. Commerce, si@iag machine.
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rNpaEcIsL - wARLiNE'
.avis.n spain TO lie Prspnr'"
.mc.f.n's plan Of ba't''

Nadria. April G.-The lmparci'' - ~.
,anden,l commenting today upon lhe po'
peh'.Ai saws. President Me-
Klnley taoughl 70 Tighten WIN 49, =
p p.as,.on ;rasirs the peninsula py ~
Nspo''' md ,hus Judging, he opanea rns
rulers, n ~ American patriotism ~"
, 'looa s 10 oserwhslm him, me Amer
con,,aulns the impartial ssy ho ,ns Is
lean plan at the outbreak a q ag Porto Rico
snul ss,'oD,ns ISLAM isisnds adding
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.id Cor i econecntras.c..

New York, April 7.-fIunired' of ions of
supplies for The re,oncentrahog ar on their
way 10 this city in cars OF tae connni
cuban relief committee, There Il q train
of twenty-six ears filled with S10 tons o.,
Supplies which VIII arrive here shortly from
flr,,, h,
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Nnn,a. city Rcpuliicnn.

Kangas Guy Mo, Anil 6--compleie
retnrns show tho Republican city tilker.
led by Mayor Jones, 10 have beea eiested
hv An average majority Of 1900. Tbc upp4r
house is entirely republican and ire dear
ocrats elected bat four oAt OF fourteen
members or The lower house,
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Two Onun.ltr vlc,v,.

London, April eThe editorials OF the
morning papers express confidence in the
situation.
The Standard SAYS Evidently there is
to be no war between the United States
and Spain, a probably the powers or The
pope will mediate
The Daily Chronicle on the contrary,
says the prospec. is still threatening anil
can ses no improvement in the situation.
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Philadelphia, Pa. April Cit was re-
roriod a, i1egue Island navy ward today
that delay in the departure of the monitor
M;sntorgroh today was due to break
in her machinery, Il IL expected that the
repairs viii be completed tomorrow.
orders were roreiycd az the navy yards
today directing that the ram katahdn pro-
,eed TO sea tomorrow morning.
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|r0aD PREPARING.

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II Legation said 10 Have
Left Madrid.
3Til $3.50 p. m.-The family
htes Minister Woodford Will
teraoon for France.
ers of the American legation
3lrid and will probably remain
ths present.
April 6.-The Herald's Wash
3ch gays; Minister Wuod.ori
Spain until after the rupture
relations. Consul General
remain at his post until the
les. But Minister Woodiord,
Instructions sent TO him by
er;ment, has made every prep
! to France Immediately u@on
from Washington. Consul
will come to the United States
II is expected by the ad-
officials that Spain will take
in ssyering diplomatic rela-
| on as the presidents message
Ia 20 congress Minister Polo
shed with a copy, which he
} his government. 1t is the
kpec,aiion that the Sagasta
b Immediately recall him.
hlctions will b. sent to Minis
b directing him to leave Mad
I y be that S?lin will send him
The Spanish government
fred to protect Minister Wood
attaches o. his legation and
nent will afford protection 10
o and his staff, although it is
even by tho minister that NJ
|icn is noces AIRY. The British,
|will receive the American lega
and ,he British consuls in
Spanish colonies will receive
archives and will ne their
for the protection OF sach
izens as may be left o, spa1-
4. Diplomatic Representatives
II take care Of the Spanish le-
pc consular archives and aford
on TO Spanish subjects as may
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(. riELD SONG.

She sang u little song q love;
Her yoics MIS- sweet ard low;
He listened 10 her for awhile
Aud then arofc 70 go
She sang little roas Of love;
u gsartd MIN out. for she
Was widow twenty mine years old
Ard he Mas twcnly-three.
s-chicaso News.