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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-20
Sie Goose Sia snriidseipieicn.
80 a I bin9ton, IA. Se3.

va bln9ton, Ia. Se3.
Saus. Sns Saus lebnte es beute
gum sweiten Wale pGbreno Der Sa9ung
bss 55. Sfon9reiies ab, lib nit Der
2ob9e ginpanoerun9sporla9e 5u be-
idGfti9en. Sn Der leBten SlBun9spe=
riobe ipuroe Elm Seriu6 gemabt, lie
bom Slide oes Spre6ers auBunebmen.
aber cine 9roBe WebrbeIt ertldrte lib
ba9sgen. Der SorliBer oes Ginwans
oerun9s Musiduhes, Sanforo BON
Sbio. alaubte wObl iest, naAoem bic
Wablen poruber. lsidtes Spiel nit Der
IorlaSe au baben, lab lid aber 9e.
tGuidt. gr iu6te Die Yeratbung Der
Bill bur6suieBeu, allein oas Saus bee
fdloB nit lO3 9e9en 100 Stimmsn,
iib ni6t oarauf einsulallen.
Senat. Die Nicaraauacanal-
gorla9e bebauptete ibren PlaB als
Saupt9e9snltano aud III Der bsuti9en
Sibun9 oes Senats. @s nuroen Ge-
ben sebalten bon Sarris. WOnep, Sts=
mart nno MDrgan. Senator Wtpnep
bran9 auf Seri1iebun9 Der 6ra9e. UNI
Gelesenbeit gu lluterbanolungen nit
GjrDBbritannien De9en 9lbGnoerun9 bes
@laptonsSulmer.Yertra9e 3u sebeu.
,,Mer ban ct ia" oeufcu bic 9srren.
bin9ton. Is. 9e3.
Saus. Sas Saus iibertraf beute
9lles bisber Sa9elpeiene ourh Die
S9nelligteit. nit welber ss Die Ysn-
iionsetatporlase annaDm. Siele SOr-
la9e bot ionlt Die er9lebi9iten Sbemata
fir idarie Yarteioebatten bar. aber
beute wuroe iie. pbwobl iie 81, 900, 600
mebr foroert als Die &orlaSe oes laus
fenoen Sabres, oDne ein gSort Der Sris
tit III 5luanais Minuten anaenommen.
Senat. Die orin9lide Nabs
tra9setatoorla9e. welbe Geloer fir Die
@rnee uno SlOtte fir ods tOnlmenoe
Salblabr beluilligt. peroranate bsute
bic Nltara9uacanalpOrlaae I'M Ssnat
uno lieB es niht einmal su Der beablib.
tigten glbltimmun9 iiber ben glntrag.
bic Seratbung Der &analbia bis nab
ben Gelerta9en gu perl9ieben, tommen.
Seine vSnternatiunal Mmeriean
8anf."
Wa aibin9ton, 16. Se3.
Saus. Die @Orlass wsI1s bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-20
Waibinstun's Budget.
@aibiuQtpn, 13. Sea.

Saus. Sas Saus nabm beute
bic gtatbOrlase fir ben Diitrici @olum-
bio obne einen einsiaen 3riaB an. Die
yia betpilliSt $6,359. $50, bas 1T
$l76,6 600 weni9er. als bic lebte Sor=
la9e beluilli9te uno 81, 81, 857 weul=
ger als bic SOranidldge.
Senet. - Sic beuti9e Sibuns
tpuroe gum sr6Bteu 5beile auf Die
Sebatte iiber Die Gicara9uacanalDOr=
la9e perwanot. Surpie belt Die
Sauptreoe 9eaen bic Yill uno bebaup=
tete. fie oiene ben Snterellen Der Dtaris
time COMPANY.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-20
i1retIs bsr A,tsstss,ss

sssu s:u ssr ssaIts per saSs; y :r-......-siscs
8 Wouats.......- 400
@rbbsre aussiseu btutgss
SotaI.RpttSsBi
Shr isbs Ssile grsoisr ooer oereu RanR, sos
sxits Nal Is Gents.
SstratSs. unb Soossanssissa NIT GSss4 q 80
sbne 9prua Sl.0a
uusstasn. Sie bem Setfts bsr fat9pfti4ss Sieas
tu.ptosr ao. Enosn tetns aufHabna
1nseisen ieuos man fyltS
tens am 1l1ontas uIoe
gen Elm.
oskarteitsu aller art praust uxb 1uo
aussefibrt.
Cffse: Gde Der s. uno Soma, sraae.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-20
SD 10 et3.
Yeru, Is. Se,.

Die Sunbesperiammluns bat W.
Wusler, Der i'm Sabre 1898 8iceprdli-
bent mar. gum prdiioentsn Der ihweiSe-
ri'hen gioaenohenidait sewdblt, uno
W. Bauer aus 3iiria, gum YieeprdIi.
oenten. Yeioe aeb0ren Der raoitalen
Bartei an. Mueller 1T in Gcu ans
idilig.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-20
Ybilippinen=Snisln.
Sic unperirurcncn Sniursentem.

Sts "HVStItotSuCV SuIusDtutt"s
M abrio. Ia. Sea.
gs berriht bier arpBe 9lufrsauna
iiber Die fortoaueruoe gSeigerung Der
6ilipinos. Die ipaniiben @sfan9enen.
oersu 3abl mebr ais 10000 iein iOl,
in 6rsibeit gu isbsn. Die Sniursenten
itsllsu lsBt oas gerlan9en. baB Spa-
iien als SOissslo fir Die 8efan9eneu
bic 20 Wlillionsn Dollars besablen iol.
bic es nod benz ssrisoenspertrag uDu
garis als gntibdoiauna fir oas Sur
9erbeiieruug Der pbilippinen aufss.
wenoete 8elo bon ben Der. Staaten sr.
balten uiro.
Mmtliae Na6ri6ten aus Sloilo snt-
balten bic Ndmsn Der Wiitslieoer Der
&eaieruu9 Der neuasbadsnen .Wiscapa.
nii6sn 8spublit": Sislelbsn limb:
9opes, Yr1Iibsnt; Iincento Graneo,
0ice Yraiioent; &amon Ioanceno.
Staats=Seiretdr; Ysnancio Conception.
Shabtan,lsr; Sopito 5uiap, Sberrih=
ter; 6ernanoo Salem. Separtemental.
Setretdr.
Die militdriIden Yeamten Der BE.
ireiuuasarmse" limb Wartin Sol9aoo
als @snsrallieutsnant uno Sberbefebls-
baber; psrfeeto Poblaops als Sipi.
lionsaeneral fir Die Siltritte Gonceps
cion uno @api,; paseual Uta9bauna
als Militdraouuerneur Der Sauptltaot.
uno Die Yrisaroe9ensrdle eorte3a.
3ipas uno Ssrnanoe5 in Den illolihen.
mittleren uno nOroliden Siltritten.
Der 8eneralsouperneur bat cine
Proclamation erlaHen. norm er bic
.Souuerdnetat Der Tiscapa.Snieln"
Ieiert uno bic SOiinuns ausIpribt. oaB
bic Sewobner Der Snleln unter benz
SauBs 8Ottss balo ein Irsiss 9olt lsln
lueroeu. i'm Sbatten Der Sricolore
uuo aui Der 8runola9e Der &onTitu.
| ton Der p9ilippiuuasn Rspab!it".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-20

nga1xetttbitrser Gazette"
sri4siut ieben atenStae aub foifet uuter
BorousSsiabIung iar bic Ser. Staatsu uub
Ganabo,
SdbrIid. d.........-S2.0Ol SaIbiabrIi5... -Si.OO
Radj europa pprtors,
@Atien borausbsSabn perbenG
Sabrli1. SaIbiabrIttb.. .s1.25
Gorrefpoubsn5eu rnb wlttttstluneen miTsn
epdteftsns bts Jrettag wtorsen. pean fie IN
Der uahitsu Gummer aufuobme finbsn iuneu.
sin9.ianot fperbcu. Srieie obus unterISrtft
Uerbsu nidbt bstHdfbti9t
e~ gur fir @elber, bic per rteiitrtrten
Ertst ODER @eIo anne eifmng Money Order
ssianbt psrbsn hbsruebmen pir bie Dcraut
ppytli0tstt
sas s ,,s: sssjs s0rr'ip0HSsHs'H'n T. to. abrsfh.s
''LUxEMBURGER GAZETTE,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Qs50 eds Der 6. nnS Sopasstrage.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-20
Gipiloienit= t=Hefnrm 0iga.

9alti m ore, Wo., l6. Deg.
Sie 9iationale Gipilbienltreiorm glI-
location bsidditiste lib bsute fat ben
9auSen Yormittaa nit oem Yeritte oss
Reiolutiousausibuhes, mslher bic
ieBise SunossaominiltratiOn Der Ser-
lebun9 bes @eiites. wenn nibt oss Sud=
ltabens Der @ipiloienitreaeln beibuloi9t.
Die Gelolution, wie lie iblieBlid anss-
nommen wuroe, wiini4t osn ssreunoen
gutter 8esieruna Slid gu benz .Jebl-
lblag Der tiir3lihen Insrine auf oas
Seroisnliipltsm"; iaat, Der Gonpent
babe nit tisfsm Seoauern Die Radriht
pernpmmsn, bab Der prdlioent Die Nb=
iibt bese. cine srOBe 3abl bon &esie-
run9sItellen por ben Gipiloienltreeslu
aus,unsbmen uno Ipridt bic glulidt
aus. pab ein iolter Shritt ben Snte-
renes bes oHsntliden Sienites itdolid
lei; filbrt cine Nnsabl bon Ssiipielen
aus osm oersanseuen Sabre an, 100
ansebli9 bon ben Gipiloienltreaelu ab=
9ewihen puroe; erbebt Die Yei9ulbi=
Sung, bab bic Iominitration peri6uu,t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-20
De terreia lInaarn.

90, uln nlDrgen NIT Dem Oamper st.
Souis" nad 4merifa suriitauiebren.
Seferreid llngarn.
8uoapef. 10. 9e3.
Sm abgeoronetenbauie oes Geids.
taaes lit es beute 3u itiirmiitsn 9lui.
tritten aetommen uno nab elmer Yier-
tellfunoe wuros Die Sisung pegsn oes
bon Der Sppoiition poaIiibrten Spet.
tatels aufsebobsn. 2lls nad Micoer-
auFnabme Der 8eihdite Der yremier
Baron Sanffp iid erbob. um cine Esoe
81 balten, ltiirjte oas SppcliiionSmit-
slieo 3ubit aui ibn su. Die Gnbanoer
Der premiers ihaarten lib um 2tbte-
rem nno ale i'm Sauie glmusienosn
lhrleen uno ldrmten unter niloen
8eltitulationen. Saniip iibrisens be.
tpabrte trob oes tobenosn 2drnies ieine
Rube, bis &ubit risf, er moae oem
premler su Seibe. Sarauf tiinoiate
ganhp an. bab er tpegen Der Gran,beit
oes pr1Goenten uno oes Yice Qr1Ii=
oenten oes Sauiss nit Dem a0ni0e
elne yerat6ung aebabt babe uno oaB
er Der Gntiheiouns befslbsn iiber Die
Sertasun9 oes Sauies entgsgenisbs.
Wien, Is. Seq.
SIN abaeorbnetenbauIe bss 0fer.
reihilben Heidsratbes fam es beute
tpieoer 81 einsm ibmahpollsu gluf-
triite. Die llrlabe biloeten bic pro-
tete Wolfs 9eaen Die @sanabme iei.
ner 3eitung ySltneutide 8unoibau".
Sie perihleoenen parteisn nabmsn an
benz Gratebl Sbeil uno srainaen iib
in ben aemeinfen Wusoriiden. @s
miro ermartst, oaB Der Stanoal ein
Suell 3miiden benz prdfpsntsn bss
Sauies. Or. Suds, uno golf CUR
SSOlae baben ipiro. Wolf bat bereits
ein babies SuBeno Sueae, auBer ienem
nit benz 8rafsn Yaosni, aussefodten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-20
Trun treit.
q aris, 16. Sc,

paris, 16. Se,.
Sdmmtlibe Wit9lieoer Der amer a,
nlihen 6rieoenscOmmiifiun refer 9sute
gbeno nab Saore uno Southtamp on
ab, um morgen nit benz Oampsr st.
Souls" naa amerita suriif3uiebren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-20
Suua'S Grnte.

Nypuh StWtSs
Ses W pines, Sa., II. Se,.
Ser 8elammtmertb Der 9ooenerseu9=
nile oss Staates Soma in oieiem Sabre
miro lui 225 Willionen Dollars abse-
i6dBt.
Die Maisernts betrus 289. 214, $50
Yuibel, ooer i'm Surdidnitt 34.5
Yulhel aui ben afer. gln Spmmer-
wessn purosn 10. l52, ,352 gui6el es=
srntet, au g9interpeisen 5,160, ,910,
uno an Saier l39, ,9l5, 346 yuibsl.
Ser Sniurgcnten General fir6lia
bcsroist.
Wa bin9ton, .. g.,
13. Sesember.
Sin feierlihss Sohomt nuroe bsute
in Der bieliseu ct. Patrifstirde fir
Den perItOrbenen General Galirto 8ar=
cia selebrirt, ebe Die 9eide oes bsriibm=
ten cubaniiben Siibrers na9 bem @s=
noble auf benz giatlonalfrieobois in
Nrlln9ton iiberaeiiibrt wuros. Der
feierlits 3u9 iebte Iib bonn gin9ange
Der Stride ourb oas Mlttelidilf nab
Dem Ghor su in Yswesun9. Der nit
Der cubaniiben SABINE gum 5beil be-
oedte Sars wuroe bon artiaerilten se.
tragen.
3ur lintsn Seite bes 9ataIaIfss
iaben in elaens fir lie rsierbirtsn 4ir=
henfiibleI @eneral NelIon u. Wtilss.
Sberbeieblsbaber Der Yunoesarmee;
Die Generate 2awton uno gDbeeler,
lpelhe als Die Grlteu Den 8eneral 8ar.
cia in Guba be9riiBt batten: 8eneral
SbaIter, Sefeblstaber Der ameritani=
iben Yefreiunasarmes; Senator Sbur=
iton, osHen Satin betanntlitt 9eleaent=
LID zines Seiubes Der ungliidlihsn Sn=
Tel ibren Soo fano. ferner bic Genato=
rem proctor. MaiOn uuo Wlonep.
Nabosm Der Sara Dor oem 2lltare
auf9sltellt mar, nabm bas Seelenamt
ieinen glnfang. Die bel oemlelben
amtirenoen Prlsfer uarsn Hep. Spisph
Mc8se. Siatpn, Gep. Gbarles @arren
Gurrier pon Baltimore. Suboiaton,
uno Gcp. Clarence Is. gDoooman. grs-
biidof Srelano bon st. Yaul belt Die
Yreeigt.
G3bii6oi Srslano ibloB feline Yrs.
bi9t. nadoem sr 3uerlt Die patriOtiibsn
8eltrebunaen oes pertorbenen 8ene=
rails berporsebOben. nit fol9enOen @or-
ten: ,MOge iebt. no Der &rlea 81 Gnoe
lit. SSrisoe uno 6reunoIhait in uniere
Seele einSiebeu uno smiIhsn glmsrita
uno Guba. 3miiden glmerita, Guba uno
Spanien berrlhen. Nf0ae Der Srieoe
anf uns ruben, Der unter ben Wenlbsn
olfeEbar 0eluOroen 1T. gieue Serant.
porilihteiten iilr 9lmeriia uno neue
Ierantwortli1 fiir Cuba itsiaeu
Dor unS auf. Sur Guba eyofinst 1i(h
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-20
Mm 0algen.

Gbarle on, Su., l6. Sea.
Garter Martin BON Wtattoon murbe
beute Nabmittag um 2 llbr i'm Sofe
bes bieIissu 8efdnsnihes bonn Sberiif
y9m. Ypers unter Seibiilfe Der Sillfs-
ibsriifs Sosulano uno &irbsrdber ae-
bdnet. Ser Delinquent brad oas 8es
mid uno bic 9lsrSte ertldrten ibn nad
gerlauf bon lstsebn gtinutsn fir
tool. gtwa so perionsn wobnten Der
Sinribtuns bel. bic slatt bon Statten
ains. Mtartin sridoB in Der Naat
oes 3. Oitober Den iSarmsr albert
guisr. ole lid osrislbe nm Wtitternadt
auf osm Seimwese bon Mattoon nab
ieiner Sarm befano. gr wuroe nit
benz nod raubenoen &eoolper in Der
Sanb sefansen senommen uno 10 CAB
es tein gntrinnen fir ibn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-20
Sraurises S9ifial.
q { 10 Oort. Is. Ses.

ytetp y ort, Is. DEG.
Sn Der abtbeiluns fir Srrlinniss
i'm Sellspus Soipital befano iit aeitern
glbeno Srieorih q. Slider, Der Sohn
bss Yianofabrtanten Sarl Slider,
wdbreno in Der 9lbtbeiluns fiir 9erIo-
nen, bic an glltobolismus leiosn, feline
6rau. Nsllie 5liher. slufnabne gefun.
ben bate, aber nidts bon oem Shid=
ial bes 8atten wubte. Ser Wann
mar auf Ssranlailuns isines Gaters,
ino bic Srau bon ibrem Sater in oas
SOipital 9ebrabt poroen. Die Ser-
anlaHung oasI mar Die sleihe, nGmllh
iibsrmdBiasr 8snuB BON bsrauidenoen
8etrdnten.
CT : 8unoesienatur Sriee seifurben.
Rem Oort, Is. Sei.
Der esmeisue Sunoesienator Cabin
g. Yriee 1T beute Nadmittas IA ubr
in isiner bieiissn gObnuns an Der
2un9snentsiinouns aeltorben. Gr bate
iid heute Dor aht Sassn cine ihwere
grtlltuns 3uge3o9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-20
Scucri1aoeu.
0N nharIh Sn IL

gSaoerlD, Sa.. 13. Ses.
Seute Wtorasn I'm sin llbr lit Der
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bon Sanesoille ab=
9ebranut. Der gelammtuerlult be-
trlst $l20. 900 uno lit uuseidbr CUR
Salite ourh Ssrliherung 9eoedt. Sn
Dem ab9ebranuten Slod befanosn lit
Dos pofamt. oas @sidlftsloial oss
,ganner", 2efring Bros glpOtbete
uno nod mebrere anoere 8eI1dfte.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-16
GEN. LEES POSITION.
lie Let Havana Because He Was Di-
rccted to Washington.

WASHINGTON. ID. c. April l6.-Spe-
ciat -"I left Havana because | was di-
rectcd bv the state Department 10 come
10 Washington. said General Lee to-day,
when "A friend remarked that some peo-
pie thought ae should have stayed there
until war actually began. II IS wei
known I'm high official circles here that IL
was OF the utmost Importance for Cen
eral Lee 20 come 20 Washington ana dis
cuss with the Army and Navy Boards
OF Strategy the exact condition or Span
ish defenCeS In cuba.
These boards have pronted greatly by
Lees Information and by the beneht or
his striking observations and suggestions.
The yillanoUs attacks Of some or the
Spanish papers on General Lee as man
OF affairs and man OF courage excite
great disgust in this country OF course,
every intelligent. well informed American
knows that FitZ Lees name IS a syno-
uym for sagacity' and pluck
The gallant Captain Sigsbee stated Lee
qualities tereelv and truly when he pro-
posed the toast. "Hc is bravery. genlallty
and good Judgment personihcd.'
General Lee continues TO be besieged
by friends and admirers. chief OF Po-
lice Moore recently offered 20 dctal an
officer 20 attend him aud act as door
keeper for him. Dut the General with ms
characteristic good sense, declined win
thanks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-16
BAILEY ARRAlGNS REED
While Replying 20 a Newspaper Criti'
cism-Reed Declines to Reply.

WASHINGTON. April lj.-Only single
incident az the session OF the House TO-
day was worthy OF public notice. Mr..
Bailey. the Democratic leader, arose to a
question OF privilege 10 reply 10 news
paper criticism. charging him with re-
sp0nslblUty for the disorderiy scene IN
the House on wednesday. He arptigned
the sneaker in severe terms. alleging that
IL was the speakers unfair and unjust
treatment OF himself which had prec!pi-
tatei the trouble.
The speaker from the chair listened 70
Mr. Rauov'- structures. and when he con-
cluded declined % discuss the question.
declaring that what no had done had
been done in tho presence OF the House
ana "a thousand spectators, and upon the
Judgment or these witnesses he was will
ing 10 rest the justification Of his action.
me day was spent ia the private
calendar. but nothing was accomplished.
Al AS the House recessed until
o'clock. when the evening session began,
devoted to private pers!on legislation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-16
LOCOMOTIVE WORKS CLAIM.
IL Was Agreed to by the House in Conn
mittee Of the whole.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., April lj.-Spc-
ci.I -Uof-a Iu Committee of the Whole
tbfs afternoon agreed 90 the claim OF
the Richmond Locomotive and Macnlne
Works amounting 90 Soj3oo.l'. Inc ue-
haze lasted for about forty minutes. Mt.
Yost has charge of the bin and he was
atlv assisted L- Lamb, oi virginia, Nc
MILAN ut Tennessee. and Walker, OF
Massachusetts,. An effort was made 10
c1l up tine bu In the House early in
tine day. but tbe hiihustors pot in their
work and delayed t. Then when the
House went into the Committee OF the
Wloic Mr. Cannon chairman Of The
Appropriations Committee, made vigor-
Gus speech against the b.il, He was
agbtIre for time. loSt cOmbated MS
arguments and Lamb and McMillan made
many thrusts at him. Finally Mr. Walk
c~ of Nas-acuuscttt. made convincing
specch. and when ne had finished vote
was called. which resulted practically In
q unanimous agreement. This hilI passed
the Senate no The extra session.
Its final passage was not reached IN the
House to-day. but that viii he a mere
fOrmllity next claim day.
The claim was for WORK done 0n the
machinery OF tae hattleship Texas. The
machinery was t0 Gee completed iu three
years and half. the contract being dated
Nay Sd 1850. the whole under the con-
tr4ct was TO be completed November ~,
1892. owing 90 The delay of The govern
ment In building the hu.!. the ship was
not completed until about the last Of
November 1894. thus delaying claimants
for two years. These delays were COM
planned OF from time 10 time and admit
ted hy the government. The claimants
1uneared before the Navy Department
where the original claim of $50 0i9.oj. was
fully Investigated an dapproved. They
were most Justly entitled 20 this amount
But after various stages in Congress. the
amount was reduced % that agreed 20
t0-day-sC9. $50 80; the claimants accepting
this rather than continue the fight.
ANY one who has watched this Locomo-
two Works claim. has seen how difficult
il is 90 get even a good thing through.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-16
GEN, LEE COMING.
Miss Cisncros May Accompany Him.
He Receives FiattcrinG Offers

Miss CiSncros May Accompany Him.
Tie Receives Watering Offers
General Fitzhueh Lee will reach Rich
mond no o'clock this afternoon lie
,,W come down from Washington 20
-nend o. few days with DIS family. The
General VIII ON his arrive. go oifect 10
bi, residence. so. 500 Park avenue.
lie viii. TO doubt attend tine services
9t ST PauFs tomorrow.
WASHINGTON. -. c.. April l5.-Spe-
cial-Scuator lodge gave dinner TO
General Fitzhugh Lee and the Senate
committee on Foreign Alairs Tonight
General Lee said late This afternoon that
this had been an unusually busy day
with him.
Ie spent some time at the State De
p1rtment and later he was closeted some
time with General Alscr Secretary of
Was.
Tomorrow morning hc Is 20 meet Sec
retary Alger again and then the Prosi-
d,ut. All this is EuoRu 80 %, very sIgnih-
cant
C,acral Lee received O. number OF fiat
Continued on Second Page)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-16
GEN. FlTZHUGH LEE.
4 Beautiful Colored Portrait Free To
Times Readers TO.MOrrow.

The big Sunday Times tomorrow be-
sides being q complete magazine OF
specially prepared articles and containing
the latest information on the Spanish
American situation. will bo accompanied
bv "A col0red cover with the latest por-
trait of General Fltzhugh Lee. the man
of the hour. and Nirginia's .avor!te son.
Every one VINO purchases copy OF Ihe
Times tomorrow at the regular price
will be- entitled 10 this handsome lIte-size
colored portrait OF General which VIII
DE worth a place in any home.
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unusually reticent Of late. They are
courteous always but never very commu-
nicatiyc.
COALING.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. April lj.-Spe-
cial-The cruisers Columbia and Minnea-
polls arrived here at 8 o'clock this evening
from Old Point This is The coa'ing sta
tion Of the flying squadron and these ships
cane up for coal.
orders have been issued 20 coal the
ships at day break tomorrow morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-16
IT MAY Be SETTLED.
There IS Some Prospect Of the Guards
Burying the Hatchet.

Colonel Charles Euker former com
mandant Of the First Regiment of Cav-
airy. called on Governor Tyler yesterday
and offered his good Offices h settle the
trouble among the members OF the stuart
Horse Guards. He talked over the situa-
ton with His ELcellency and was re-
ouestsd TO DO an within his power 10 re-
store harmony among the troopers.
CAPTAIN T.. j. Eukor whose devoted
friends are standing firmly by him, IS a
nephew of Colonel Euker.
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4 superb speech.

WASHINGTON. j. c., April l5.-spe-
claI.-Not in many years has senator
Daniel made such a superb speech any
whore a. ne dld In the Senate to-day In
adyocating recognition of The Repu5ll"
of cuba. Everybody spoke of ~ as Z,
powerful argument and matchless ei-
fort ia The way Of oratOry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-16
Ready to Leave.

JACKSONVILLE FLA. April lj.-Se-
nor POtOu the spanish Nice-Consui here,
received orders to-day from the Spanish
Minister at Washington 90 be prepared
10 leave al a moments notice. The Vice.
Consul has accordingly packed his per-
sOnal effects and Is now waiting further
orders
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-16
South Atlantic and Ohio Wreck.

A wreck occurred on South Atlantic a.
Ohio railroad. near MENDOZA. Va, to-day.
An engine and four ears left the trach.
Brakeman Nave and Carnahan were Sc
riOusly injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-16
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. April i5.-Foreeast for
Saturday:
Virginia and North Carolina-Fair and
warmer; north 10 west winds.
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Car Inspcctor Killed.

BRISTOL. TENN. April l5-Special.-
while Inspecting cars al Stonega, Va. to-
dav. John Stewart. OF the l.. 81 ~. rail-
No. was run over by an engine and Kill
ed A wife and several children survive
him.
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\ RumOr of Such Action
Against Us.
IT IS NOT CREDITED.
The Flying Squadron Returns to
Hampton Roads.
PLEASED WITH MANOUVRES,

The Men We're Ready for Fighting
Four Minutes After a Battle Call.
Big Ships Were Easily Managed
Eycn i'm Heavy Scas-Spain
BUYS Coal at NOrfOlk--Gcn
Lee will be Here To-day
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GEN. FITZHUGH LEE.

Beautiful Colored Portrait of the
Brave and Prudent virginian
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-16
MAN OF THE HOUR.

Handsome Colored Portrait of
General Fitzhugh Lee absolutely
free TO Sunday Times readers
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-11-01
sENsELEss CHICKERING'S
Delays the Prompt Landing Of Consignment Of
Supplies 1t Santiago.

Santiago de Cuba. Oct. 31.-There was
considerable trouble over the large con-
Segment of supplies received here.
Saturday. by the steamer Port Victor.
from San Juan. consigned by the Helen
Gould War Relief Association. The
right to distribute the supplies was
claimed by two persons-Mr. MacIn-
tosh. to whom a part was consigned
and who had letter authorizing him
to act. and Mr.. Edward A. Sumner If
New York. consel for the association
Or. Quicker of the yellow fever hospit-
al. to whom part was consigned, de-
sired to distribute what was not needed
at the hospital. there being very few
cases now on hand and none that are
considered genuine yellow fever.
Ultimately it was decided to await
the return of Gen. Wood from Mama
milo, who. on learning the facts Of the
case, decided that Mr.. Macintosh was
the person authorized to make the dis
tribution and advised Dr. Quicker to
turn over to him what was not needed
at the hospital. DIR. Quicker promptly
acquiesced, explaining that there had
been merely misunderstanding on the
part of Mr. Macintosh and Mr.. Sum-
ner, equally interested in the work.
In the meantime the stores were be-
ing landed. though no other action was
taken except in the case as Of such as
were required for the hospital. and
while the rest were awaiting final
settlement, cable dispatch was re-
ceived directing that the entire con-
signment be turned over to the quar-
termaster's department.