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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-03-25

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-03-25
THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT


According to Minister Kings
biennial report to the Legislature,
the total appropriations for expen.
ditures under the direction of the
Interior Department for the two
years ending December 81, 1898,
amounted to S2,l53,2l6.26, of
which Sl,29S, ,2l6.26 came from
current receipts and SS55,000 from
the Loan Fund. The total amount
disbursed WAS Sl,S54,757.95, of
which 81, ,l64 1922 came from
current receipts aud S6S9,S60.73
from the Loan Fund. At the end
of the period the balances on hand
were Sl33,3l9.04 from current re-
ceipts ,and Sl65, l39 ~ from the
Loan Fund, making a total of
1898, ,45S.3l.
The Road Tax, special deposit,
receipts were:
Balance on hand
Dec. 81, 1896. =. s43,396 43
Receipts for 1896. 70,783.00
1897. 80,066.00
Total. 80. S196,245.43
Of this sum S67, ,656,8l was ex-
pended in 1896 and S,27S.7l in
1897. leaving a balance on hand at
the end.of the period of $40, ,309.9l.
The total amount expended in
the two years from these sources
WAS divided among the various
districts of the Islands as follows:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-03-25

The increase in the receipts of
the Interior Office at the clerks
desk for the year 1897 amounted
to S73,953.00, and the increase in
the receipts of the several bureaus
to S4,634 35, making a total in
crease of SIS, ,587.35.
A comparative annual state
ment of the receipts of the In
tarior a,ortoant Ia ao balnu.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-24

beuti6e Mit0tieoer au,pcIeno iparen,
seiun9en Duroe, boB gtein' ermeihen
muBten. 60 riifte Die 3eit our ab.
iabrt an uno um batb bret llBr Mpr,
gems puitete oas Gompfrub ,Sunl
gtdbtele 'naus", beimtudris.
Sn 6urnn mar nod einiee gtineen
Huf5ntbalt, BEL ipeIder @eGegenbeit mir
Die bU6interefiante Gammtung BON aus.
seitopften 9bieren, tuelde 0r. S.g6al-
Ter in ieinem 8arbiertaben nn9eleet bat,
btiidtisten. Seoes Der 372 gremplare
1T Srn. gdauers eisenes @ert uno
ie6es ein5elne oerrdtb tieFen sinn fir
Die gtatur unb 9rOBe 9ei6id!ihfeit in
Der 9ariielluns rer notirti9eu gtcIun:
gen Der Gbiere. llnb 6irie snmmluna
1T um 10 bemerfensmeriber, oIs lie NIT
aans penigen Qugnnhmen nur IN Glib
Slfota rrls9te 9biere ouFiueiit; ba iino
g6seI uno ReIStbiere uno fSiIhe babel,
Die mir ME in Snfutn seiudt bGtten.
Stun aber Ha6 Sauie. -Guf @ieoers
iehen.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-24
Bic ,teberroSd,una FUR sllIe.

Serr Sames SUnes, uon Der glpOtbe-
ferfrmn Sones & 5obn, gOipben, Sa.,
iaste i'm @eiprGd iiber 9r. Sings Sem
Discovers. baB lesteR @inter ieire
ssrau Die Grippe befam unb ibr SalI 10
i6ner nurbe, bnB Die 9ter5te pOn
gombun unb gana ni6ts fur tic thun
fonnten. @s Ibien iidb 9alopirenbe
96ninbiudt ein5ultellen. 9a er Or.
Sings Stem 0iscoperp i'm 9aoeil bate
uno piel oaoon oerfauite, nabm CT eine
5laibe beinl uno 5ur lleberraiaun9 Qller
rpurbe Der 3uitanb Der 8ranter icbOn
Bel eriter Doiis beiier nno etu babies
8usenb Dollar. Staiden flrirte iie poll-
itdnois. 9r. Sings Nen DISCOVERY ses
gen SdlDinbiu6t, 5uiten unn @rfal,
tung iit sarantirt, bieie CUTE 8irtune
su tbnn. Geriuben sic 0ieielbe. &er=
iuhsflai1en frei in Der bentiden glpO-
tb;te pon Steenien& & 9 ohn.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-24
Ereic &tacE.

sdifen Sic Sbre 4breiIe or i. 6.
8uflen & Co., gbicagp uno laiien Sic
iit frei cine 8rDbeidahtel opn Or.
Sings neusn 9ebenspilIeu i6ifen. Gin
8eriu1 iuiro sic BON ibrer ∨iglids
felt Iberseugen. 9isie &ilIen wirten
teidt uno iino DEFENDERS erfulsreid, sur
8eieitisung uon 8erItppfuRs unb 8opf:
ihmer,en. @esen MaIaria unb 2eber.
bei2neroen errpsi1:n iie ii9 als uEitdss
bar. sic Iinb sarnnttrt, uollItdnbig frei
pon irseno ipet9en betiubsnhen Cub:
itanSen 81 iein unb nur aug reircn
8Tan;en ~ beiteben. 9ieIetben ihtpd,
den ni9t in ibrer &irtuue, jonbern
itdrfen Maeen unb Gebdrme, eas
aunSe Spitem itart beIebsno. ReguIdre
@l6Be % Gents Die ghn6tel. gu bas
ben bei 5teenien & g bn,
Seati6e IpOtbefer.
I Sn Der ,S,joum mSarbieritube orn
). @. uno 9. 8. Soplor iuerbet s3br
freunbli6 unh sei6idt bebisnt. Saar=
idneiDen 25 Gents; Jfniireu 10 Gents
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-24
sntatnfon Counts.
y { It On

Ser SOtip. Sr. 9. 8unninQ, frIber
bier itatiDnirt nno big Dor eini9en SEQ.
naten 8farrer Der ct. 8eter une Rauls
@emelnoe in 8ierre un0 our 9eit in
Sluri6a, miro bem 8ernebmen mad, aug
Der 9iOc6ie nusi6eiOen uno in BEN 8t.
reoictiner Srben eintreten.
Sic Starr greGmerD Company bat
Iriitel fir &6rperidnftsrebte in Bierre
eingerei6t. Die Sncorporateure iino /:
@m. &abeiiemann, M. S. G6limgen,
SDbn s.. 8eber, sSrant 3ebnpfennia,
unO sSObn &urtenba6.
Sreb. @iebman's tuertbuUlIer Sirten.
bun6 tuurbe ibnt eefto6len.
Gin bier Sabre altes &inb bon Sub.
tuis 8inter itarb Ieste @O6e on 8ipbs
teritts.
g(lbert 96as beri6tet Die gIntunit
elmer fleinen 5D6ter.
SafOb 8feifer oonSOtua 1T 6ei IeinenI
8ruoer 8. &feifer bier su 8eIu6. :,
Rpntae mar SObltag in Der bieii9er,
greaMerb.
Sbbn gtarh ano GhtHa gertram
bon SLensburg lieBen it6 lesteA 9pns
nerita9 in Der lutb. Rirhe traueu.
Urban gteiden. 8ruoer eon Sames
gtei9en, beftnoet iib bier Su 8eiud.
@iu Gmitb BON gtbau uuo Stl.
2issie 8ape BON bier ipurben oOrisen
8onnerIta9 in Der bieii8en fatb. Stride
bur6 5nt6er 9feu. Streaton 9etraut.
Ser ilnee @bemann lit ats noblbaben=
Der. HelBiser iun9er Wann befann:,
pGhrenS Die 8raut elm rehtes, brapea
Gafota'er Mdoden iit; iie fum i9ou
i'm Sabre 1879 als fleines Sinh nit
ibren @ltern blerber.
Sripp. Der Stnbtrnt6 fat in ieis
net Iebten GiBung Sbritte 5ur ginrtd.
tun9 eines 8aIerwerfeIpitems 3ctban.
sic bnben cine gpeSiuflpa6l nuf Den Is.
Mdrs anberoumt, bel ipelder oarilbel
ubgeItimmt tperoeH iOl, pb Die Staot
8onbs i'm 8etra9e uOn $4,000 fin
8aHerwerfe ausseben iO(l uOer nidt,
Sails Der 8ori6tag ansenommen miro
| 1T es bic 9lbii6t beg Rathes, einen Del
Sprin9brunnen oon 8teifreus 81 fau'
fen unb bon ba bas @aifer in eint
gtanbrbbre Su pulnpen. Cine iedsS6l
llse @afIerr6bre ion burd Die Suupt
| ItraBe gele9t uno an bequemen 8ldser
8oiiertr6se unt Spbrnnteu nnqebra6
Ilueroen. Nab bieiem Blan f6nnte bi
@taot nit 9utem friIden aueIwaiie'
perIeben iperoen unb mare Tie aub 9egei
6euersSefabr seibiist.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-24
Mtt@ea.
8apiIon GOuntn.

gnrus @arne tunroe bein NniItapeln
bon Neblid1ern in 9arter's 9aoen
fdlimm perfect. Die nufeeitapelten
Safer ftiirSten um nnb besru6en Jpn
unter ibrer 2ait.
Sreo. 8ibmnnn besab iid am noris
gen 9nnneritas uad Gt. Baul, Inn Die
Nusfattuns fir feline 8ilIinrobnlIe. mel
DE er bier ettpa am /. Mdrs erDffnen
fptrb, einSufaufen
Sic fatb. @emeinoe in Goblin Soluns
flip bat bas 8aubolS fir Den 8au ibrer
neuen Stride bon Srn. Matb. Shtim=
gen in gtban beSogen.
8ier @iIenbnbniungen uoll @migrans
ten famen auf Der 6elie pom Often bier
6urh auf benz @ese nod @urefa. lur
Iie iid1 anItebeln iuerben.
&ep. @m. Berg, tuel1er BON bier
nnd 6airpurt, Sa.. sOs, 1T jebt grpfeia
ipr an einem beutId,senslii9en college
in @ilton Sunctien, Soma.
gbepbD, @aneiber unb SRI. 0arsnz
ret Sab ipurben MOntng Morgen in
Der hieiisen fatb. Stride fiirs 9ebeu
perbunben, burb Satber SDgan in Se.
genipart elmer srOBen gtnsabl 6rennbt
unb 9erpanbten. Die SDhseitsedlte
beaaben Iil5 bieranf nn6 Der @0hnune
pes Brdutisnms. Z Meilen nurbmeItlih
iuo fr6blihe SOd5eit sefeiert uurbe
9lusuft @rpeber nnb SRI. 2uiie 8ru.
der lieBen iidb MOntas abenb burd
Sti6ter slbbeD trauen. Cine srpBe 9la=
snbl Sreunbe bes junaen gaares fant
| Iib i'm Sau'e. oas Der 8r1utigam un.
Iiduait fdnflidb eriuprben. Elm uab bas
SOdseitsfeit seftaltete lid, III einenl
| fr6blidlen @reisnis.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-24
ssaafOss GOitntD.
QIern nbria.

Ser 6ebrunr Germin beg &reisse.
ridts fom leBten 6reitn9 nah einluD.
dentIider 9auer gum NbihluB.
stm l9. ;. Mt. itarb sanS pt6Blidb Die
90. eSobre altc 9pdter Grace oes Srn.
SOS. 8apman in Goieoole 9opnibip.
Quf bem Seimiues BON Dem 8esrdbniE
lpurbe bic Wutter Der geritorbenen in
elmer 9ur9brennerei idlimm nerIest.
g. S. @idham befnnb iid i'm Suite
reiie Der Creamery i'm n6roliden Gbeil
bes gpuntps.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-24
SOu9Ias s County.
q m our.

8ie 9erden Iino SurGdsefebrt unb ale
9ei6en beuten Den naben 5rihIins on.
sc. 6. 8fud wiro am %. b. 80. Wufs
tipn 9aIten uuO nud Rebrasfa >5ugIf~
febren.
6. 6. @i1is bon gerrp, Sa., Bat eine
6nIbe SettiOn 9anb nabe SplIano Be.
fault.
9, Grnns iit pUn ieinem stoei,u6dentz
li9en 8eIud in SrDa 5uriif9etebrt
6r. Trans beiist cine rpertbpp1e Rant
ON gbpteau Street unb lift Elm iOtioer
6armer BON Douglas Counts.
6. ,. 8napp bat beithIpiIen, eine
Decentralization in belmont einaurihten
9as mG1t Die uisrte Nbrabmitatipr
fir Die bieiise Creamery.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-24
@Sitprieller MeiSeberid,t. !.
Z Gd1lus ppn Der is Geite !

rs 7. \
tes nnb bic trOdeHe 2uit uiro rpn 6er
Ielten ueridleiertell gonne um fe oiel
nlebr ertudrnt, baB Die 5emperatnr
bier itets um etlua 5 Grab b1ber lit ats
200 ReiIen 6Itlih. aderbau tpirb me.
mig bier betrieben, bngegen tueiben aui
beiben geiten BEG 5lufjes 9roBe 8ieb.
unb gGaibeeroen, Die 9roBen 9usen
abtuerfen, Der ben Snn6el Der Staot
bnuptidhti6 i'm @anse bait. Die 8ieb.
beiiser unp Sirten tommen bon so 0ei
fen tueitlid no6 gierre, ibre ginfdufe
5u MAIDEN. 5reili6 idneibet bas flets
mere Sort 8ierre am ent9e9engeIeBten
llfer bes 5lufies Eibt iuenig ppn oieigr
&unbi6nft oon Der Wutteritobt ab, I'm
10 mebr, ba Der SluB ni6t 5u ieber
SabresSeit nit Soften setreuSt iueroen
fnnn. Sm 8inter bilOet bns gis Snar
cine Bride, aber tpie oieIe Spfer bat iie
idon gefurbert; am Gage DOR uHIerer
Nnfunft mar Elm 2nitDa9en ourd9ebrp-
chen Hrb pes &ferbeseipann, beiien
8prtb minSeitens $3.50 mar, in Die
9iefe seriIier tuorben. Sour Der @a=
gen fonnte tuieber berausaeI9afft tuerz
Den. 8ir seoa6ten uns on benz Cant
itng uno gonntag, tuel6c pir in &ierre
oerbra6ten, i66n oussurnhen uno- 81
tangtpeilen. I6er mir batten Die 9tct:
nun9 pbne bic oortieen 8eutiben &C.
rnnbt. Cb es serabe Die Ibseidlofen=
beit pUn Der iibrisen8elt nit iid brin9t,
oaB bier Die beutI9e @emiitbtibfeit ibre
id6niten 8tiitben entuidelt? SSnit
i9eint es 10. gluf ben @eIddftsbeiu
den am Samita9 fanben mir 1npn Die.
len ireunoti6en Seift uno als @ait uou
Serrn uno Jrau gSilbelm Ropp an
gpnntng fan6en mir hieIen Gag nur 81
furs. 6r. 8opp arbeitet iid empor al2
8Gder nno itebt eben i'm 8eariffe, eint
Bdderei nuf eigere 8ehnung 81 ii6er;
nehmen. Istenbei nrbeitet er an enc,
grfinbung fir eleftrii9e 8eleuhtung
er lnnr uripriinslid @lettrptednifer
.ooffentlid) fam er balo Der 5taotSioul
Sals Die 6nuo our 20iuna Der 8eleud:
tun9sfra9e bieten. On Tie tuiiroe eI
bod Suerlt oenfen, oenn er wObnte fri
Der bier uno bot bic suten Sreunhe bie1
ni6t oergeiien.
/ 8el9er 8euti6e in ben lesten Sab
rem IN Bierre mar, fennt 9etuiB ben Ste
aet. &erein unb ietn selniitbli6es 2Ofal
mo Der 8a6narbeiter neben bem Sber
ri9ter, Der anfdifi9e nit bem Srembel
in ber5erfri6eRoer @teidbeit Die oerb.
,@ubel" tperfen uno nit Dem ielbel
uurIanoTlutblihen gDIinoerhut sefr6r
luerben; NO Der eide Buti6er Die adt
Siq 8untte- ribt INNER berausihmet
Itert; mo- Der SObn 9Ollenbaher nit De
&rdslfipn zines gd,arfihisen .,olI
Geune" berunterbOlt, tuu Der 3foten
bauer unb Der 5errmann uno Der &ul
leg ben 9nnser mabnen, er IOlIe niht 81
l1nse am Safe iteben.
@u an gOnntag gl6eno, Gig III
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-24
Surner G uttntn.

Rarter. GptueIter 5pnten, Elm
alter uno geatteter 8irger oieIergtapt,
Itarb WUntag IN gtlier opn 10 Sabren.
- Die Waiern berribeT in oieler @e.
9Cn5.- Jtihter Smitb bat ben 5aa beg
S. S. 5dnforo pom ,,9apis @tobe" qez
gen Die gOuntp GOmmtifdre unteriuht
ano angeprbuet, onB Der @puntprotb
ben 8eidIuB beSiislib Beitimmung Der
Uffi5ielIen gouuipbldtter in @ieoererz
tUdsung 5iebe unb ben ,,@fobe" als amt
li9e 3ertung erEennen iUl.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-24

Ser giienbabnarbeiter ssSaco6 gBil.
fotm eerietb nit Dem GuB 5niiben siuei
Buffer, nobel inn reriel6e 9ebru6en
tuuroe.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-24

8rim9t Die Idaohnften @duBe Dem
fleiuen @rperten 81. anbreen, er beiIt
Die Id5limnlIten 8ebrebeil an 2eoertuerf.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-24
eineg ar gldmBs t gss rt Grtraa bf

in einem naffen
Sabre. ols bas nit
elmer aeipDanliclen
in ieOer giefe. in.
sleido sefdete. 9asi
trOfeue gBetter uni
befiise Binbe tint
Der EoO fir 9nat an
Der 9berFdtbe; lie
mag Feimen obsr iie
pirb nbiterben.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-24
Sine 9srcB 9ria fojtentrci.
Nlit einer aep6bnIi6en sdenlaibin
l1uterintbt DieIss nnO
l1eberleat @ndD Die sadie.

Sc atn 10 berwin @rpans Gu
mei Sniions beSahl sep6bnlif fir Die @tnIhine
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-24
&i1arO S1ntiSt,
giaentbiimer Der
GiIcntD0GrcnbanoIunG
Scn. e, anf.

Sea, e. 9aF.
QGe Ceuti6en non Sea unb llmoeoeub
iinb freunblibit erIu6t, ibrtn Beb6rf an
@tienwooren un6 auen ioIden 9(rtiteIn, bic
in Giienwoarenldcen 9ebaIteu 1perOen, bel
uns ~ oeden.
Eenn SSbE Breiie anb @oaren pereleibt,
meroet SSbr fin6en. bab 1br bier ebenio pnrs
tbeilboft einfouisu t0nnt, ruie MIR ir9enbwo
anoers.
Spredt por ur6 iiber;sust Sud
81. e d nj ibt.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-04-28
THE TOBACCO TAX.
Chairman Dingley Said to Favor
Twelve Cents.

oS1Ao W avn
Twelve Cents.
The Winston manufacturers are
anxiously awaiting the action of Con-
gress in regard to increasing the to-
bacco tax. Some of them have shut
down for few days to see what will
be done. while others are working a
small force. If an increase is made
the style of several brands manufac-
tured here will have to be changed.
A special from Washington says
that p. Fl. Hanes, of Winston, and
other tobacconists of the South, are
in Washington to protest against GER
tain features in the proposed increase
in the tobacco tax. They called April
10Th on members of the ways and
means committee to express their
views. They say the tax should not
be increased to exceed s cents, the
amount internal Revenue Commits
sioner Scott is said to favor. Chair
man Dingley, Of the ways and means
committee, is said to be in favor of
increasing the tax to II cents. The
tobacconists also object to the retro
active features.
A telegram was received here
April 20 from Mr.. P. Ell. Hanes. who
was in Washington. 1t was ad
dress to the Tobacco Board OF Trade
and read as follows: .There will be
strong opposition by dealers and man
ufacturers to any additional tax on
tobacco that has been stemmed. We
go before the Ways and Means Com
mittee today"
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-04-28
BIG TOBACCO DEAL.
The American Company to Absorb
Opponents-The Continental.

OpponentS-The Continental.
The Baltimore Sun prints a special
from ST. Louis which says: A gigan-
tic deal has been practically com
pleted in this city whereby the Con.
tinental Tobacco Company, with a
capital stock of $500, 900 900 is being
organized to absorb all the plug to-
bacco factories in the United States.
1t is understood that Harrison L.
Drumm nd, president of the Drum
mOnd Tobacco Company, of st. Louis,
is TO be made president OF the new
company; j. B. Duke, OF New York,
vice president, and Pierre Lorillard, of
New York, secretary and treasurer.
Under the new arrangement the
American Tobacco Company will take
in all the factories making smoking
tobacco and cigarettes and return to
its original field and the Continental
will assume the exclusive manufac-
ture of plug tobacco. The trust,
through the manufacture of brand
of plug tobacco, is said to have lost oD
an average 81 600, 900 year.
TIE CONTINENTAL COMPANY.
The Liggett & Myers Company, it is
said, may be merged into the COnti-
mental Company as soon as the latter
is organized and under way, and that
the capital stock was placed at S50
900, 900, so as to cover the Liggett &
Myers property. When this is done
the understanding is that Col M. c.
Wetmore, President OF the Liggett &
Myers Company, will be elected Presi-
dent OF the Continental. Harrison
DrummoDd will become Vice Presi-
dent and J B Duke will step Out and
give his entire attention to the affairs
of the American Tobacco Company.
ANOTHER REPORT.
The New York Sun says: "At the
annual meeting of the American To-
bacco Company on May 1lth it is
expected that partial change will be
made in the management. The trans
fer books, which closed on Friday,
show extensive transfers Of stocks,
and other considerable amounts have
been transferred to John G. Moore, G.
b. Schley and their business associ-
ates.
THE Drumnond Tobacco Company
has annulled all its agency appoint
ments aud notified its former agents
| that it Will henceforth make them
fixed prices with no commission or
! rebates"
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-04-28
ATTACKED.
BY THE SPANISH POLICE, BEFORE
REACHING FRONTIER.
Civil Guards Were Compelled to Pro-
tect Carriage With Drawn swords
Great Relief When Spanish
Soil Was Left Behind.

HoNDAYE, Spanish Frontier, April
22.-United States Minister Woodford
and staff reached the frontier this
morning, after exciting experiences at
Valadolid, where the trains were at
tackled and stoned.
The police attempted to capture
member of the American legation at
Vaiadolid. Morono is a member of
the legation and he was singled out
for capture on the ground that he was
a subject of Spain, but the attempt
was frustrated. Windows were broken
and the civil guards were compelled
to protect his carriage withdrawn
swords. Minister Woodford slept
through h the disturbance OF the Morono
incident, but was threatened by
serious and desperate effort
made to capture him, which was
only frustrated by Woodford blocking
the carriage door and saying he could
only be removed by force. The police
accompanied the detachment from
ToledOs to San Sebastian, where the
police officials left on seeing Wood
ford was determined to maintain his
rights. Great relief was felt by the
party when it had at last left Spanish
soil.
CRISIS IN SPANISH MINISTRY.
MADRID, April Pit is rum0red
there are fears of a crisis in the
Spanish Ministry.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-04-28
FIGHT OR BACK DOWN.
IS WHAT UNCLE SAM SAYS TO
THE SPANIARDS
Joint Resolution of Congress Signed
by the President and Uitimatum
Sent to Spain on wednesday.
To Answer Saturday

WASHINGTON, A pril 20 The Presi
dent signed the ultimatum 70 Spain
Immediately after signing the joint
resolution, d. 1924 o'c.ock tEjs morn
ing. lie ultimatum WAS saI,t to
Spain at 11:3O. Il is reported that the
ultimatum has reached Madrid.
The ultimatum gives Spain until
noon on Saturday TO reply, Minister
Woodford has bidden g0od-h bye to the
diplomatic body at Madrid Senior
Polo y Barnahe, the Spanish Minister
at Washington, asked for his pass
ports when shown the ultimatum.
The ultimatum quotes the resolu-
tiOns Of Cor gress and notifies Spain
that hrr army must leave Cuba and
Cuban ..aters Immediately. If Spain
does not reply or notify President Nc
KiD|"y ~ Saturday noon of her inten-
tiOne II withdraw troops hUstiiities
will jmmence. The Fleet at Key
West will blockade Cuba and the army
that is now mOhiliZing at four points
in the South, will, with the aid OF
large force of volunteers, be sent to
invade the Island.
Sagastas' speech last night deprived
the President OF the last hope that
there might be peace with honor.
Spain will not make any concessions
looking to an avoidance Of war.
The ultimatum was prepared by
Secretary Day, who went over it with
the President before his signature was
affixed. Day says the ultimatum has
been transmitted to Madrid 1t was
addressed to Minister WoOdfOrd, who
will deliver it to the Spanish govern
ment.
AT THE SIGNING.
All the me mbeTs of the Cabinet were
present at the signing of the resolu-
tion ordering Spain to free Cuba. An
ordinary pen was used and the Pres
ident's name was signed in firm, bold
hand. The pen was given to Secretary
of War Alger, as souvenir. All the
other members of the Cabinet shook
hands and sat down to discuss emer-
gency measures.
LATER. ER.-EXTENSION IIINTED.
1t is reported that Spain viii! be
granted an extension until Monday to
answer the ultimatum of the United
States
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-04-28

A VOLUNTEER CALL.
HAS BEEN ISSUED BY THE
PRESIDENT

oHe hundred anu EWenEy-HVe lnOu-
sand Men Wanted-To Serve Two
Years if Not Released Sooner
Volunteer Bill Is Sound.
WASHINGTON, April e.
The President issued a call
this afternoon for one hundred
and twenty-five thousand vol
unteers to serve two years, if
not sooner released. The call
will not be transmitted to the
Governors Of the States until
Monday, unless there is un-
seemly demonstration on Sun
day.
Secretary Alger and Attor-
torney General Griggs have
decided that the volunteer law
is not defective and that moth
ing stands in the way of i'm
mediate action.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-04-28
Crushed His Foot.

Walter Jones, OF North Wilkesboro,
a brother OF Mrs. Charles A. Sink, Of
this city, met with a painful accident
several days ago. While driving
through gate with harrow on the
wagon, one end OF the harrow caught
against the gate post, which twisted
it around, catching his foot against
the wagon and badly MASKING it,
when he was thrown to the ground.
Mr.. Jones has been confined to his
room since the accident and he writes
his sister that he is still unable to
walk