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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
MORE MONITORS PROMISED.
SENATORS PROPOSE TO ADD TO THE
NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
THREE NV VESSELS NOPE FowERF--r. THAN
TIE vra~-o~owoH- FRoGRFss OF THr VAR
PREPARATIONS n ARMY s~D NAvT

Inv -r,rep,ru 20 rrr -prnrvrl
,, 49,, % s-,..-- Ham, VA
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All "''' --s'-- 49,. .t.,.,-, o.,
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..,.,a.s o. -. ,,.-.,,, ~, The Nay cor
-. -, ..-.--,,.,,, ,-l &C q
-. -. r4,,,s. ~, p.,-.ser,a.,vos ,,,tho-,z-
-. ,,,.., ..,s,,.. ,o--e5o- eoa,s ,rl
,-a,,.o 4es,-ove-s Mr. Roosevelt rallod IN hu.
,o,,, oo,ce-s ana shovsa ,her, that ,he Navy
r,e,a-.-,er. wanted sea-e9l-r ha,,fe-ships and
dost-over. frs. and most ont vas not averse 20
adding - IN. Co, a number = douhic--urret
monitors o., the Puritan class he called at'en-
TO, n the necessity ~ Increasing The Limit 4
roe, ~. ali the vessels concentrated a. - vas
ir,n-oban'. that bids could row 30 secured a.
rov, as those 20, q yearsso. TIE members q tho
committee agreed TIA, % would 10 lnopporiune
n on, down tho hifi ne g. came ,ran ne House.
90 .-o,.s.. 90 ada a.. least ,h-ee ,.ossels 20 r.
,,oh - .ho lou ,,.otra-4 ushf-draueh, type
so-,euhat more formidable han the Mlaniono-
r,oh
r., -o,.,..o.,s ~, the ,e.ye-,ia cutters a, Sor-
.-,t
FOLK. "hef' 'a'h VIII l''''t' '''' ''"' .'
-erfaare rifle and other offensive improve
.,e..s t.s already heg,, The Morrill, reached
$500, 49,, ,t-i,.,,., ,..s-
teriay. tho Woodbury. to-day. and the Hudson.
the Hamilton and me Guthrie have been ordered
- rroceef immediately % Join the fleet. orders
49,, . o.. 40. 30. c,eebar, ont -
nav ''' ,,
tho lakes by way ~ the ST Lawrence during
tho newt v.eek her guns and equipments 70 be
furnishei al BOSTON
chef Constructor Hichhorn spent to-day AT
roa,,,,. leland bu~-,i,e tho work on the mont
,, -, - ~ o,a taos,or
lots VIM" az W. '"''
on Monday.
The Navy Department today entered into
,ooo,to,i,,s ,,,,b rohn ~ Fowler president ~
. . t,.f.,,,,-e
the NaNhSSa fh'Slh"'' '''''"'''' 40 20
ror the purchase - Navassa as coaiinR sta
,, ,rb.rc 10 no rsrhor to this little island
" ... .,,.- .... ., Haul and RON
Whlch i"S 'ilii- " " I'M -
vcnent - the cuban coast. pu' naval "'"'''S
think a large coal wharf could be erected there
-, g.. ,,.,.~,,a.ree drodgcd without much din
HI" '' "'i . . r.,,.i.a
Guilty "i 'NP'"S' '
is also under consideration a. " coal H"I"'
=, allotment NJ 81 OuDupu was made from the
- 49,. 900 &c.,, g.. .,..,. ., ,.e,.orai rohr " WI
S'V"""'" l""" ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03

eases. and it restores them TO complete health.
I recommend it mos, cordially in all circles OF
my acquaintance.
There is in all these great discoveries OF SCI
ence one grand lesson for every one. That les.
son is this: Do not hesitate 10 avail Yourself OF
the best discoveries and improvements Of mod
ern times for preserving your health and pro-
longing both your lives and your happiness
Remember that invention and discovery are At
work constantly. and that you are entitled to
tho benefits they place within Your reach. You
cannot have the Roentger RAYS thrown upon
you all the while. but by watching your symp-
toms carefully and guarding against the first
approach Of disease by a faithful use ~ the
best Of all known remedies YOU may certainly
live in health to a good old age.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
MANY NAVAL ORDERS ISSUED.
THE LONGEST LIST FOR SEVERAL MONTHS
.LL-n.

CADETS ASSIGNED TO SHIPS
Washington. April 2-The naval orders today
wero the longest the department has ISSUED n
many months. there being about rorty-ave distinc,
Assignments. or these thirty were OF naval cadets
az Anna polls who we-o assigned 20 various ships
The cadets ara taken from tho first class at the
Academy which graduates next Monday although
Tho term docs not end then As a rule The time o.,
graduation rs three months later than this The
orders follows
Eu'sn \ r CHESTER detached from n. Mas.l
t,.ai,n.ai . y sToNEY aeischee. from naval
i.-l'enant D. MAHA> detached from the Machias
az .fl.-ri me - ne re'aj SO
an ,..1,5, 49, e esri'-
Helena ana ordered he Dolphin .Sscu,i,e
Lieutenant commander McsER detached from
~. A'hairl-s AMI ordered AZ once 20 ne Ma flower
Ensign = n scHoFlELn detached from The Pat'er
Lieutenant a g.. HoDGsoN d-'a-sei from -. Naval
tl~i,.ns -5l 4t,;nFs 4slslsst ron, chars.
n-.1,t f9i-osraahi One and .r,e-ed ~ ~. v.-n5-.
En..rn !. 7 WApHAMs de',csed from ~ Texas
Lieutenant = " GARRETT. detached from the Al
sa5'. ant oTeTi ne s sasss rom ,. .,s-o..
fn..sn II 4 wir.EY S.,.chei from ~ Gein.y and
TIE following cadets we're detached from the
Naval Academy and ordered 20 vessels. mos, O.,
which are IN ne flying squadron.
m y.- Ito to pn RE- a% IN s. Mn.,I nhdGI %
RRowN g. ~ reras. RooNEt %, 'h. ~ Yors.
The Brooklyn. J. HILLIGAN. r.. 20 TIE nrl0 Sirn. r.
Hr."siS, 70 - HArRAT ~ the w'nneeroi.. r J.
JOHNSTON. 20 TIE Massacng- g. MA'EN % TIE
Hr0oklfn. p MARBLE. 20 fh- hr-l<fn. p. ".
" ESTYRE the sea York. r o. NELSON 20 the
vermont. q r pET-riNGlt.L - the Wv York - l..
SMITH 90 The columbia r T. KINNEY Cd fha Nrr-
nom. " g RoHER % ~ Vermont. o, WATTS
~ O. DfNGr.EY. + s. GRAHAM WOODS and s
y MITCHELL 20 80 columbia y G TtRDY ana
-. o. rARRAST % ne k.-mont, o. n SN FIT. o.
20 ne N.rneapons II WILLIAMS. T. = EIsoN anil
Z fs Nassaf huseff- g. ". FULLER erl
~ r WRIGHT 20 the Texas. GRAHAM q, ne
Sew YORK " II WELLS and = = SHEFFIELD 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
NEwsRors CHEER THE GRESHAM
\ PICTURESQUE DISPLAY or PATRIOTISM At
Mlf.WAf KEE

Milwaukee. April "a remarkable demonstration
took place hero to-day on account % the expected
departure % the revenue cutter Gresham. which
WAS 70 have sailed for he coast to-day, but had
been delayed until next Wednesday 10 await the
arrival from Network % boiler FOR of her
launches Tho programme however was partly
carried out as arranged Eight hundred new shoys
waving American Gags and headed hy The MI
Vaukeo journals N@wsboys' Band marched 70 The
eoch w1fr" The Gresham was moOr"d Captain
DAVIS. commander = no Gresham. Invited the
BOYS on board the cutter and I'm short address
thanked them for ~" patriotic spirit shown Thr"~
fous.ng cheers were given for the snip and her
'f1fan. OF 'ers and crew. and N" boys and thou
sands ~ spectators Joined In singing America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
RIG ORDERS FOR PROVISIONS

Chicago. April Libby. Mcneil Libby have
.eceivad an order from the Government FOR $50 900
mounds OF provisions. including mess pork and
canned meats to be shipped az once to the Navy
Yard Al Brooklyn. The Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
company OF Kansas city has also received a Gov
comment order FOR $4,000 pounds OF provisions for
Immediate shipment TO the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
no mi this order the plant OF the company has
,,er nit a, work both day and night. Other large
o-ders have been prepared by the Government and
,iil he placed under contract within the next
.,r,,,aietf hours All railroads now giving
n-ass-ence in movement and time 10 Government
r,,nri,es over all traffic except malls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
THE TERROR JOINS THE FLEET.
ARRIVAL OF THE MONITOR AND THE GUNBoA'
NEMpnRT A. KEY NEsT

NENFOKl A. hfi Nf04
Key West April o-The monitor Terror ar
rived here this afternoon.
The gunboat Newport square-rigged and
stately. also sailed in to-day. looking like a
white swan among the lead-colored. dsmantled
warshps. She came from Tampa.
The last touches 70 the work Of preparing the
ships for action were being made throughout
the day The unnecessary boats were unslung
from the davits and sent ashore along with
other useless paraphernala. on tho Detroit the
deck wardroom has been completely torn away.
and on the other ships similar changes have
taken place. No movement OF the feet Is e1-
pected until Tuesday or even later. although
everything is in readiness for any emergency
Father Chadwick. chaplain OF the Inflated
Maine lef, Key West to-day for Network via
Miami Lieutenant Harlow left here on the
same boat Commander West started for
Tampa He IS on his way North 70 take com
mani 81 the Princeton
The provisions for the sufferers IN Cuba which
have been received At the naval station here for
over two weeks. waiting Tor boats 70 take them
20 their destination were to-day turned over
to the Plant Line. which VIII probably ship
them to Havana on Tuesday next These are
the provisions which were intended 20 be taken
70 Matanzas by the Fern The delay. which
was caused ny the international complications.
has not tended 70 improve the condition Of the
supplies
The patrol duty tonight taken by tho
cruiser Marblehead and the usual two torpedo
hoats The greatest vigilance is observed 4
tug endeavorcd 20 pass The hip New York
TOO close last night and did not answer the sig
nails az the warship. with the result that four
FOUNDER was fired across her bows. Those on
board received d severe fright Aiter me IN.
yestigatIon which followed the tug was allowed
10 proceed into this harhor. The call 70 quar-
tiers and the firing Of the shot was done with
extraordinary rapidity, ana showed 10 what a
pitch Of alert-ess this feet has attained.
Captain Chadwick. OF the New-N ork. has as-
suned his duties as chief 81 STAFF. and Lieu
tenant stanton. u the Iowa, has been appoint
o. Carfair Chadwicks assistant. Ems IN Ben
nett has been appointed Tag lieutenant
The tattle-ship Indiana moved from her an
chorage this morning. taking a Spin 70 tfy he7
newly repaired boilers
The Survey steamer Bache arrived here this
r,orning from the Tortugas Islands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
GREAT GROUP OF FIGHTING SHIPS.
an OFFICER og THE BRooKLYN TELLS THE
pov,Fp OF sc-HlEY's COMMAND

Az OFFICER oV THE BROOKLYN TELLS THE
POWER OF scHLEY's COMMAND
Newport News Va. April , (SpeciaD-'With
rs nrasent naval strength In Cuban waters
said an officer Of the flagship Brooklyn tonight
"snain could accomplish very little against our
Navy Why. the Flying Squadron alone IS
capable Of defeating the combined Spanish naval
power IN proximity 10 America. presuming OF
course that our vigilance does not wane and
We are sharp enough 70 detect the movements
~ her torpedo-boa and torpedo-boat destroy
ers The Spanish cruisers vizcaya and Al
-oiran-e Oou.ndo which have left Havana pre-
.urnablv 20 escort the torpedo fleet would De
no match for the Brooklyn and either the Min
neapolis or the Columbia, Notwithstanding the
fact tina, The two last-named cruisers are only
protected and not aimed.
The strength 81 the Hampton ROADS or riy-
ing Squadron. O, which Commodore Schey Is
commander. is remarkable when one considers
the number Of ships The squadron VIII con-
els, OF the Brooklyn, from which all movements
will be directed by the Commodore. the Mas
sachusetts the Texas. the Minneapolis and the
Columbia The flagship carries eight o-inch
breech-loading rifles and eight 5-inch rapid-nre
rifles in her main battery. and twelve o-pound-
ers. four 1-pouuders and four Calling guns IN
her secondary battery, and has torpedo tuoes as
well The Brooklyn's main speed is zIol hno1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03

Cd last night FOR New-York. where they VIII -
emp,oyed under Government officers in laying new
submarine mines in the haroor and making new
electric connections with those already IN place
There were about twenty members In the party,
TSree Ney-York Central passenger coaches which
were sldetracked in this city to-day are he,d SUP
tect 10 the orders OF Major A A Yates LOT ~
fermentation OF the separate compsnies ot
his ritv 20 The sea board in ca OF emergency
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
What They Can Do and the Strong
Statements some Great SCien-
lists Voluntary Make.

Few people ever stop 10 think what wonders
modern scienre and discovery are doing for US.
Just consider for a moment. The telegraph.
the telephone the electric light electric cars. all
these and more contribute % the blessings We
enjoy. We ought 20 be better men and women.
because II the help these things give US and
We should live longer and be- happier.
And DO t. We are wise
Think. for example = the wonderful Roent-
gen X Rays. Why. they easily show things
that were once hidden from al view You can
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
REORGANIZATION OF THE ARMY


~ NDNDA1
Washington. April ct is the present programme
that the bill for the reorganization or the Army
shall be taken up and passed ny the House on
,,,,dar Representative Hull chairman of The
tI,,se Committee on Military Affairs. had a con-
,.r.rce with the President this morning. The
1.esident expressed his desire that the bill should
n. enacted into law at the earliest possible mo-
-. and said that n was wise 70 have II on
mon, ,,r,a hooks IN readiness for carrying out
g., ,..r-foofing provisions II u became necessary
a, ,he close Of the conference MI nun said tnat
~ SIN would doubtless BE- passed by the Rouse
~ ~ ,fordav and that ie~ incidental chahseh
dsred would be corrected by r ,,n
49, tu j. ,cfed on b. tie Senate. lheTe Is nluch
stterri6nance in the early date hxed for nIinsins
SKI M ~ IN Congress The bill Is an Admins
,h- ~ sue ana provides for re adoption OF
.i'l'''' -n.,ttaI,ou formation la "aI times.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
.xorurR BIG GUN FOR SANDY HOOK.

ra..on Penn. April (SpeciaD-A io-inch rife.
.,I-,veve feet long and a carload OF projectiles
rassed through here from the Betnlehem iron
i.oarv,s nlant this afternoon. billed for Highland
nS I The gun carriage was also on a car
re- assirnment came down the benign NaneN
- was forwarded over the Jersey central. ne
hi NM " n be mounted at Sandy Hook
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
To PLACE. MINES IN THE HARBOR.

-, rcrRIc1ANs FROM SCHENECTADY FOR THIS
c,ry-TRAxspoRT CARS HELD IN READINESS.
s.,.nectady y Y. April "A party OF picked
Electricians from the General Electric Works start
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
-o,r >trsSoIrTA TO BIZ. ABANDONED.

Washington. April 2.-Recent Army ORDERS send
ing the 9th Infantry to the pepai'" - VI.
-, ,r,u result In the d,scontinuance Of the post
a, Fort Missoula Montana and the portane prop
- there will be distributed TO other posts ID the
Department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
GREAT MEMS WORDS.

and effect more cures by the use Of Warmers
Safe Cure than by all the medicines In the
British PharmacopPa'
And here is what the great Doctor Boyer. Of
Germany. says: Il use Warmers Safe Cure for
patients who suffer from kidney and liver a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
Srv-oRLEANs URGED FOR A BASE.

G, rouis April THE Board OF Directors OF the
verchant's Exchange to-day adopted and ordered
sen, 10 the Senators and Representatives IN Con-
sless - - o iaslrabilitv Of selecting New-Oreans
e.s,be point best adapted as a base OF supplies
o., ,he Army and Navy In case OF war with spain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
PROF. ROEMTCEN'S x RAYS.

nearly, for these remarkable rays VIII easily
show you many of your internal organs and
how they are working. And this is very fortu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
,rc,-rARs AWAITING ORDERS
,,-,o,r THAT NEw-ENGLAND TROOPS STARTED
FOR NETWORK is FALSE.

s,.,oes \ Y April The United States Regu-
r,,,,,rv stationed ar Plattsburg. y. Y, and
the Regular Cavalry at Fort Ethan Allen buri'ns-
,or VI are ready 10 move to the front on an hoar
o,,,e bu, rumor that they left their barracks last
night for New-York CITY IS faIse Inc sepa,a s,e
,,es ~ the National Guard throughout This
con have everything in rea illness in anticipation
- ,elegrtphic orders 10 move TO the 'front.' l ne
o. s 80, en- husiasm prevails IN all quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
c,,prNrrR WORKS RUSHED
n prupING 10 RE PUT Up At ONCE
SHIPPING PROJECrILEs.

Beading. Penn April 2-Presideni HaWsesm"r.1
~ New-York wss in Reading io-aas' %'T u-or,1s -
eno'he' .r over six hundred projectles WI,
Se sosinped next week Operations are oe'ns '"s"'
ppsvb, and day INCLUDING Sa"d"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03

Madison Square Garden
will hold the second Electrical
Show-Beginning May I'd.
Think of the things to see
and the people to see them.
Madison Square Garden
ought to be two or three times
bigger than it iS-May I'd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
AR N Hell
Broadway & 9th Street.
We HAVE NO OTHER STORE.


THE LIBERTY" COTTON FABRICS
for the
inexpensive Decoration OF Country HouseA
Reproductions ~ Old Fashion Chintzes and
Dimities in gay colortngs or
Powered Patterns.
COLONIAL EASEMENT MrSLlNe.
THE SINGAPORE LATTICE CPatent.O.
~ TAe Green Rock Pictures o., Quaint Things wnsdA
A, ne Sir- %, fh- Popular shop
Mailed request
Susrpf, u. Har Hugh & 90.
Wall Papers and Liberty
aoD ST W Fabrics-Parcels $500 ana
At 5TE AVE over. Carriage Free TO all
Parts OF the States.
Trademarks R-sil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03

You will enjoy the play all the
more, fyour clothes fit we'll and are
becoming.
Prince Albert with striped trou'
sers, is the leader this Season. We
have a special line Of fine imported
vicuna thibets for coat and vest IN
Guiding English striped worsted for
trousers, suit to order $500. Our
top coat made Of covert cloth at
$500. lined with silk, is exceptional
value.
YOUR MONEY RACK Or a TEARS PROJECTION.
Is ORR METHOD Or DOING BUSINESS
SAMPLES FASHION REVIEW FREE on APPi@-
CATION.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-13
SEVEN SHIPS.
Will Comprise Third Manila Fleet II Des
troyed by Enemy, Government Pays.

San Francisco, June 12.-As far as now
known. the third Manila feet will consist
entirely of the Para. Ohio Indiana. Vic
toria, Olympia, Arizona ana possibly the
City of Pueblo
The steamship Peru is the next Pacific
mail steamer due from China. She Is an
American ship aud may be taken for a
transport. The City Of Rio dc Janciro
and the Alameda are also likely to be
chartered or impressed into service when
they arrive from across the Pacific.
The government has fixed the following
war valuations on the Pacific mail steam
ors already taken: city of Picking $500, 0o0:
City Of sydney $1,000; China, $9oooo);
Colon $35o.00o
If any of these vessels shall be de-
stroyed by the enemy. tho government
will have to pay the valuation # any
Of the vessels are lost by the action Of
the elements, the company must stand
the loss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-13
At MADRID.
Continued from page ~

1t not formally blockaded; whether an
effective blockade once interrupted
nuts be formally rcproclaimed; and
whether it is legitimate fer a belIigcr
ent to employ as allies, semi civilized
natives living under the jurisdiction of
an opponent especially when there is
reason to apprehend that the latter will
commit all manner of cXesses now
happily unknown in civilized warfare
Duke Almodavar de Rio. the foreign
minister, in the course of Il very guard
ed reply, expressed the opinion that an
interrupted blockade must be repro
claimed He said the question as to
whether the blockade from Cardena to
Bayla Honda was formally proclaimed
had been submitted to the powers, but
they had not yet replied. America. he
proceeded was operating against San
tago apparently on the assumption
that blockade of that port had never
been formally proclaimed.
Duke Almodavar said he would not
conceal his opinion that an attempt to
blockade the entrance to Santiago har-
Dor was unjustfiable, adding that the
use of mines for such purpose had been
condemned by such eminent autholi-
ties on international law as Sir isish-
ard Webster, the British attorney gen.
eral, and Dcsjardincs, the French
juris consul.
With reference to exciting and arm
ing harbarians" the foreign minister
was careful to avoid accusations
against the Washington government
but he gave The Chamber clearly to un-
derstand that in his opinion "a nation
protesting humanitarian sentiments
would certainly, by instigating rebel
lion among Il population capable of pill
laying, devastating. violating and tor
turing, incur a tremendous moral re-
sponsibility in the eyes of the civilized
world"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-13
1allv &ernebee Journal.
CONGRESSIONAL FORECAST.
Annexation Of Hawaii the Great Question Of
Week in Both Houses.

Washington, June 12.-The first day
of the week in the Senate will be de-
voted 10 miscellaneous matters on the
calendar and the last days of it to the
Hawaiian question, if present plans
are pursued The Hawaiian question is
attracting more attention than any
other matter now before Congress ana
upon its disposition largely depends the
date Of final adjournment of the SEES
sion. Senator Frye is determined To
have the House resolution up in the
Senate as soon as it passed the House
and asserts his ability to hold the SEN
ate in session for a reasonable time or
until the matter can be disposed of.
It is conceded on all sides that there
is a majority in the Senate favorable
to annexation, but some of those who
are friendly TO this cause admit the
difficulty of maintaining quorum Of
its friends and expect the opponents
of annexation to refuse to assist them
in maintaining working Senate.
Among other measures which there
Will be an effort to have considered
during the week are the bill for ncor-
poration OF the International American
bank Senator Pettigrew's bill regulat-
ing the accounts Of the public land
states and the quarantine bill.
The conference committees report on
the Indian appropriation bin is likely
to receive attention and it is under
stood that if opportunity offers a por-
ton of the time will be devoted to pl'i
waite pension bills and to public bust
less on the calendar.
The debate upon the Newland's res1-
luton providing for the annexation of
Hawaii viii continue in the House. this
week until Wednesday afternoon.
when. a o'clock. a vote is to be taken.
Meantime conference reports upon the
sundry civil Indian and District of CO.
lumbia appropriation bills may be pre-
sented for consideration. but owing 10
the great desire to speak on Hawaii,
these reports most likely will be delay
ed until after Wednesday. The general
deficiency bill is expected to be taken
up, Thursday, ana viii quickly be dis
posed OF. Aside from the quarantine
bill. there are no measures of much
choice likely 10 come up beyond appro-
priation bills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-13
GEN. BLANCO'S CABLES.
Wants Supplies at Once Claims that Is
Have Driven Back Americans.

London, June 13.-Thc Madrid corr
spondent Of the Standard. telegraphnG
Sunday, says: Gen. Bianeo. having
again telepraphed chat in case the
blockade becomes stricter it will be ~
CONT to send war stores. as his supply
is running short, the government has
taken steps to dispatch abundant sup
plies by fast vessels from Spanish ana
foreign ports. The more important
supplies from Spain viii be strongly
conveyed and will be Immediately scnt.
Gen. Blanco also telegraphs that
the authorities at Santiago claim IT,
have repealed the American attempt 10
land in the inner ana outer bays of
Guantanamo, the Spanish forces b.
ing -nircnched in points commanding
tha best landing places between sun
til@p AMI Guantanamo"