davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-12-21

ME zosta}a do tej chwill po-
twierdzona. Druga pogfoska
powiada wrecz przeclwnc RE-
czy, a mianowicie, re general
Gomez opuscit sw6j ob6z W
Yanguajay W prowincyl San
ia Clara i re swemi siEaml po-
daza przez CORY Siguanoa do
Havany. Podlug tel ostatnle]
wiadqmosci general Gomez
cieszy sic jak najlepszem zdro-
wien,
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-12-21
Chca 20 million. "a jenc0W.

:Madryt. - Panuje tn wiel-
kie rozgoryczenie tego po-
wodu, re Filipiriczycy wypu-
scit ME chca hiszpaiskich jeh-
COW ma woInost, jezeli ME O.
trzymaja 20 miEion6w dola-
row, ktorc Iliszpanii wypla-
ca Stany Zjednoczone. Licz-
ba wszystkich jehc6w wynosl
10, 900.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-12-21
Powstancy w Chinach.

Londyn. - Z Shanghai do
nosza, re powstahcy zdobyll
miasto Chung Yang ma pol
nocnym zakrecie rzeki Yang
Use Kiang, oddalone 300 mil
,angielskich od Chin kiang
Fu.. Powstahcy zamordowali
tam francuskiego misyonarza
i 100 nawr6conych Chinczy-
k6W.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-12-21
WIdd0Inl0SCl Mi6jSkl6,
Przejcchany j "a bity.

15letni J6zef Przonek, >kto'::
rego rodzice mieszkajap pm. 754
Dickson str, przechodzac ra-
no przez szyny kolei North
western ma Clybourn place,
zostaE przez pociag kolejowy
przejechany i zabity ma lnle]-
scu. =. Zwloki straszliWle Po-
szarpane przewieziono do tru-
piarni pn. S26 N: Ashland
ave. ....s.- .
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-12-21
WynaIazki w ostatnich LII.
tach dZicSieciU.

0statnie dziesiec lat przynioslc
dzko$ci $ardzo wiele rzeczy no.
wy Oh, ktdT e dis juz znakomite cd
dai d korzy sci, y oddawaG beda jc-
szc4 e wick fzc w nicdalekiej przy-
szEd d$ci.::I t pix: :.
Kolejc c lektry cznc, Iiczacc sobic
wieeej niz 10 lat wieku, Smiaio jed
max ma list E zdobyczy czasdw osta-
tniq b zapisahe bye: t:moga 'r<ed die
sieei II bowiem laty.istniaio zaledwie
kilk ana$cie kiIometr6w takich
kol9i.
Wynalazki Ferraris'a i TeSli,
kt6fe umoaliwiaiq wyzyskiwanic ma
zna9 9zna odlcgEoSt maFo dotychczas
wyz Yskanycb si} przyrody.
II inematograf, kt6ry rozwijal sic
szyB Bko W poczatkach, dis za$
wszf at " faze powolnycb, rozkiad-
cynh na dziesiqtki lat ulepszch.
p romienic Roentgena, iedna 4
najY. .azniejszych zlobyczy kohca
wiel{ IL nasze ego.
r hrbina Lavala, czyli n"wy sy'
stem mcchaniczncgo znzytkowania
parry o wysokicm ci$nicnin.
Nj otor Dicscla, dai2cy naibar-
dziei .dotychczas udoskonalony spo-
sob zamiany ciep}a na pare.
X prbid, kt6rego wydobywac mo-
INA gaz acetylowany, benjaminka
wszd zdlkich towarzystw dassauskich,
kt6pe twierdza, il acentylen ostoi
sic n awet ", obec SHY tax poteznej
jak flektrycznoSt.
P3wietrzc skroplone (prof. Wr6'
blew ski, Linde), kt6rego zastoso-
wan e W przemysle ma bye bardzo
rom aite bardzo dla tcgoz pre-
mysfu korzystne.
F9tografa barwna, W ostatnlcb
czasach hacznq zwraca Ia siebic Il,
wage fzyk6w i fotograf6w... -.
Telcgrat bez drutu, wynalazek 0
kt6rE Em duzo m6wiono w chwili do,
konf wanna pierwszych prob, podo,
bno ma wielk2 przysz}o$t przed
soba 49,
TAX zwane .zimne swiatlo, pole.
gaia ee na tel w}asnosci gazu, ii
przy znacznem zgeszczeniu $wieci
jasn3, jezeli przepuscimy przezeh
pradE elektryczny. -.
Rover, kt6ry wprowadzi} pre-
wr6t do komunikacyi osobowych ma
kr6t$ t$zych odleg}osciach. Pred Ia
ty dfiesieciu niesmia5o prdbowanc
tel maszyny, dis zyskafa sobje
praw Q obywatelskie i staFa sig
przea amiotem codziennego uzytku'
w reszcie samochody poruszane
naftqt !, benzyna, elektrycznoscia. Ce
na idh dis odstrasza. " niedale
kiei cdnak przyszEo$ci zyskaja po
pula rnos6 "a przykiadem rower6w
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-12-21
Wybuch magazynu prochu.

. 'Londyn.-Z Shanghai do
noszq, ze W: srodku chiiskie-
60 obozu pod Hang Czau,
wyleciaE w powietrze wielki
magazyn prochu. W obrebic
mill kwadratowej poobala]y
sic wszystkie domy a 5000
zoEnierzy wraz komenderuja-
Gym generaEem utraciFo zycle.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-12-21
POlak Zabif sic.

Antoni Golgowskl, zatrlId-
niony W: Peevy Elevator Co.,
W South Chicago, zabiE sic ma
miejscu u. wtorek,. spadEszy
W otwor .elewatoru wysoko-
sci 70 stop. Cia}o nieszczesli.-:
wego odwieziono po jego mie-
.szkania pm. S4S3 Commercial
Ave.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-12-21
PrZeciW :inarchistOln.

Rzym. Komisya miedzy-
narodowa zgodzi}a sic ma sy-
stem tepienia anarchizmu
wsp6lnemi silami. Odrzucono
wniosck, azeby zbrodnie wy
konywane przez anarchistow
uwazane byly "a przestepstwa
polityczne,
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-12-21
B0jka n;l iroze.

Antoni Tomas pok}ociwszy
sic Z Karolem Lowkiem, Z
kt6rym wspolnie .mieszka ped
no. 1881 przy Paullna ulicy,
W niedziele rychfo rano .zadal
mu nozem cztery niebezpiecz-
nc rany. Napastnika uwiezio-:
no a rannego odes}ano do po-
wiatowego szpitala.* e..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-12-21
POluk pOkalecZODy:

A letni Jan Kaczmarek, "a.
.mieszkaly pm. 1876 w. Divi.
sion ul.*zostal ". ubiegIq SO.
bote napadniety,. obrabowan>
Il 8 dolar0w mocno pobity-
tax &c: rany mogq by ( smier.
.telne. 49,. -
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-12-21
L szacunkiem
theodore Lcapand07Oski, -.
49, Architekt,
927-S2S Schiller Bldg
Z .szacunkien'
KaIendarZe "a darmO.,

i L p. J. J. Drzycimskiego r. n.
70G Vista III. MONA otrzymac
bezpfatnie piekny kalendarz scien-
ny. Kto sobie zyczy podobny ka'
lendarz- posiadat, MECH sig zg}osi
pod wyzej wymieniony numerI
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-12-21
Kobiety wydalone z ofisoW

Kobiety zajmujace n1iejsca
klerkow / sztenograf6w mako
lei orthwestern, zostana wy
dalone Z ohsow Cd dnia@ 1go
stycznia 1899. Tylko te,, kt6-
re cd dawien. dawna pracujq
I:w usfugach ko1npaniiii, pozo-
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-12-21

r. 3sya posiada najwieksza. armie
ma S Eiecic. $50 tysiecy nowych re-
krut gw wstepuje kazdego roku do
wois ka. W czasie Pokoju million
zo}ni erzy znajduje sic pod bronia;
W cz asie wo jny liczbs ia zwieksza
sic d $50 oO,ooo, a: po powofaniu
rezefwy :dochodzi do G,947, 600.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-12-21
PogrZeb genera4a Garcia.

Washington, - Zwloki ge-
nerafa Garcia wniesiono do
kosciofa sw. Patricka l. tn od-
by}o sic uroczyste nabozell-
stwo. Nastepnie pogrzeb cd
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-12-21
POgfGski q gen. Gomez.

Madr!t. - O5icgaja tn po-
gloskii, doniesicne I Havany,
ze general powstaiccw kubah-
skich Maximo Gomez umarl
W tych dniach. Wiadqmosc ia
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-12-21
ROsya sZuka pOzyczki.
NOw0jOrski bank odmowii na pod
stawie niepewnOSci pOrecZenia.

''ee~ w ~ hAtSpS"hAN''N Io1
New York. - Rad rosyjjski
czyni} starania, ably pozy czyt
10, 00o, 900 ma so lat "a 1 pro-
cent, Cd nowojorskiego domu
bankowego Iasac N. Selig-
man & Co.. Banker ma pyta7
ME takie odpowiedzia}, prze-
czaco, mowiac, ze poreczenie
rzadu rosyjskicgo jest niedo-
stateczne. Ma tenn zakohczy-
la sic sprawa W tyrn >jetlnym
banku. Podobnp jednak inne
banki tozpatruj2 rzecz te
moze sic skIoni2 do pozyczki.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-12-21

stan4 ma swych miej scach.
Kobiety .pracujace Cd dwoch
lat zostanq wydalone :. Ma
przyszlost zarzad kolei przyj-
mowaE bGdzie tylko meEczyzn
do swych uslug.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-12-21
..ZawiadOnlienic.
DO mych przXjaciof znajomych.

Niniejszem podaje do via
domosci, ze do d}uzszej po-
drozy po Europe, przez czas
ktorej studyowaEem .architek-
ture i sztuke, powr6ci}em do
Chicago i otworzylem ma no
wosme biuro W budynku Schil-
Ter przy Randolph ul., w kt6-
rym to budynku zajmuje po'
koie 827 i 828.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-12-21
NajWiekszy bogacz.

Najwiekszym bogaczem amery-
kahskim jest John D.. Rockefeller.
Posiada on lnajatku ma 3le r Milo
now 800 tysiecy. Dochodu rocz
nego ma 20 milion6w; ma jeder
miesiac przypada million i prz zesz}e
$50 tysiecy; ma jeden dzieh prze
szfo 55 ttysiecy;; ma gocdzine 2,s1e
ma minute So, 40, .,:: j..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-12-21
POIdCu " RHl6ryC6.

czha DUuo"ac koSclo1 Ri"l o' "-'
! Wanda ulicy. .
w Toledo Osk ar Elmer okradt
J6zeta Buraka s. dolarow pod
czas kiedy tenze uzywaF spokolnego
: snu.
W West Superiq Or, Wis, podczas
pozaru strasznie p0parzonym zostaf
robotnik polski J an Mallnowskl'
w Scranton, Is letnia Margare-
ia Nygicl, zatrudn iona W Sangusit
fabryce, zostala p rzejechana pocia-
giem kolei DeIewa re- i Hudson "a
bita ma miejscu.
w Philadelphii Franciszek Dosz;
kosz zostaf napadrl rliety i obraboWa-
ny przez negr6w nledaleko Nice
townu. Pomimo nawoiy wan Mkt
ME pospcszyf na ppmoc.
W Philadelphia kraza wieSci, ja-
koby FIR. Szablews XII, ktory wraz re
swym ojcem wyjech bar ma dalekl "a
ch6d tamtad zaY ,edrowat az do
AIaski, zamiast zEota znalazf Fmlere
W zaspach sniegowych.
Pan J. Bernolak, wynalazf nowy
instrument muzyczp by cytre 'Liro-
chord", ma kt6rym y Pr'eciagu kill
ku tygodni moze sig kazdy nauczyc
graz {
Detroit, Mich. " mlejsklm
sadie zostaf skazan y Ignacy Temc-
rowskis ma zapEacen lie stu dolar6w
J6zefowi Modlinskie emu "a nieuza-
sadnione i zio$liwe arcsztowanle.
Bay City, Mich. = Fr. Reszka
kt5ry pare lat temu "a fafszoWan1e
kwit5w bankowych byi pos}any do
wiezienia W Iona, y mari tamze W
tych dniach, cierpiac Ill obfed. Ro-
dzina lego micszka " Bay City.
" Wilkes Barre oh. JoZef Ger
mix, dfugoletni W faSciciel hotelu
KoSciuszko, obecnic vice cenzor
wv. Mar. Pol, obc hodzii 30 letnla
rocznice przyjazdu swego do Ame-
rvki. Liczne grono przyjaci6t i zna-
jomych solenizanta skfadato mu
dniu tym serdeczne zyczenia.
Cleveland, Ohio. - W drutowni
"Cleveland Rolling Mills, spotkafo
nieszczescie Juljana Borowskiego,.
zam. pod nr. 60 Fo rman ul. Pod
czas piracy upadEo nj IL kawaF zelaza
ina noge,- gruchoca b takowa. Cd
wieziono go do szpitala $w. Ale
ksego.
w Mill Greek, Pa. ); Marcin Po-
iowa zostaE ciezko pokaleczony W
plecv nogi W kopal nj IIotten B. i
odwieziony do domu
Robota W okolic y Shamokin
Mt. Carmel bardzo sic poprawifa.
Pracuja cafy tydzie i, pefne dnie.
Kopalnia Paterson, ktdra juz cd ro-
XII ME robifa, ma OBJ ecnie rozpoczac
prace.
w ubiegfa niedzie ele odbyf sic W
Bayonne City, N. ] Sejm 4 Kor-.
pusu Wojsk Polski ich W Ameryce.
Buffalo, n. Y. Pewne grono
Potak6w pow7ie}o myA zaprowa-
dzenia W szkoIach publicznych je-
zyka polskiego, ia ko przedmiotu
nadobowiazkowego. Odnosna Pc
tycya zostafa przed dfozona radzie
miejskiej, gdzie ja ubi}a komisya
dla spraw szkolnych
Znany tu oh. Walkowiak -- 20
sta} mianowany asy Stentem super
intendenta ulic. Jest to wazny
dobrze p}atny urzad, bo przynosza-
cy rocznie oko}o $50 D dolar6w.
Newark, N. J. i Polacy miej-
scowi postarali sic o to, &c zarzad
miasta sprowadzif do miejskiej BIZ
blioteki "a sto dolar6w ksiazek pol
skich.
Buffalo, N. y. pociag kolei
N. Y. Central zabi} ma miejscu 8
robotnik6w zajetych oczyszczaniem
toru kolejowego gasp snieznych.
Miedzy mimi by}o 4 Polak6w: Mar
Gin Lipczak, Micbaf Walehski, Mi
chal Walehski Wojciech Dragal.
Rannymi So: Jan N9 wax i Jan Ka-
linowski. Wypadek zdarzy1 sic we
wtorek W poiudnie.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-23
PIN 70 ATTACK SEATTLE.
FRlvATEERTxG SYNDICATE On
GAxIxED FOR THE PURPOSE
ReturnIng Klosaikers Are show
tag Up with I'Ae8r Gold. ana Pro-
eeea to Leot Town anA Miners.

Special Dispatch 10 the Poss-Intelfgencer.
NEW YORK. April 2.-The New York
Worlds London correspondent says:
A World correspondent learned tonight
from . member Of the British parliament.
who In In the secret Of the organization Of
q Spanish privafsering syndicass here. The
scheme Il 20 send an eighseen-knot steam
er. equipped with small rapid FIRE and Nor
denfeldt guns. around 20 the Pacific to
nexe . descent upon Seattle a. the time
miners are nocking down from the Kion-
dixie with their boards OF god. The
Worlds informant regards this scheme 40
chtmcricai. but says IL has been fully d.
clsed upon.
A Spanish naval commander. now IN
London. has consented. in At least two
cases. 10 consider appiicztis.ns from En-
giish sdventurers for Aetters OF n,arque.
Owing to this, the naval commission has
been warned by the British government
against committing any breach OF the
neutrality laws. and the applicants were
advised TO address themselves directly to
Madrid.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-23
CAUTIOUS CRITICS ARE
MAKING SOME NOISE.
Many Think the Waited states Has
Embarked Upon = Her.
euieau Task.

LONDON. April se.~-(srest Britaia's SYM
r.scfty for America Is Ike spanish diploma
ev~-ofYieiAlly correct There Is scarcely q
,a,hls, man or important newspaper that
does not warufy support TIE United Staisss
A. the same tigie II private conversation
there Is sngseh criticism Of the United states
and Endorsement 90 Spain Is heard There
q ranch head shaking Over the result az
the naval hattie. and the feeling even ;inds
sts way Into print.
The Daily Graphite today printed long
letter from a naval Officer, WAC says both
Tssrta Elro ard Havana ought - We able 10
ha,.i their own against an attack. unsar-
ported by ssasrs. The United States viii he
forced 20 blockade both OF these ISLANDS,
ana this, the author of the letter thinks.
vii. or,gsv that ratfons entire feet. thus
leaving the Spantars7s free 10 lombard sne
ooas, OF the United states Again. the let
ter says. Spain IL strong enough TO defeat
either OF the bsocksdsuG fleets which fae
yrited States IL aAsa 60 aSse-nhsr zscas
Cube ana Porto Rico In oDncausznA -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-23
FORTS FOR RAILROAD TRAINS.
Valuable War Material En- Route for
the Spaniards In Cuba.

NEW YORK. April -2.-The most valu-
able implements OF war Will leave this
port today for the Spanish army IL Cuba.
They are actually moving forts. protect
ed by steel arnaor plate. and are designed
20 be used on the railroads 70 protect the
Spanish soldiers in their contests with
both the Cuban troops and those OF the
United States who may land in Cuba.
TIE cars have been loaded on Ire New
York a1a Cuba mail steamer Aioedens.
THIS steamer. which Is kro.m as a Brit
ish ramp steamer. was chartered recent
iy hv the American company which is
Familiarity known as the ward line"
The steel cars. which are OF tas box
car type and consigned 10 F. G. Can.s.
MIrzantlls. Cuba. are constructed 20 run
on = narrow gauge railroad. ard were
originally intended 70 be used BY Ger
Pando ia his campaign IN The eastern seq
ton Of Cuba. They are Formidable LOOK
ing affairs. each being constructed Of
wood. covered with Ts~ssen sseel arrnor
plate They are each twenty-five feet
sn length and nine feet high. On each
side az the cars are fifteen loonholes for
rifles AioEg the string pieces are the
Spanish words ''Ferrocarrll MHlsar~
which, being translated. means Steel:
military car r. G.. Smith. secretary OF
the Ware IRE, when asked IN regxra 10
these cars. said;
I'VE have sent a number % ears OF The
same description 70 Cuba prior 10 this
ah.pmens. TIE two cars BOW gnang On
aaA Aloedere were 70 have been zhtp2ed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-23
NEW REVENUE BILL
HAS BEEN COMPLETED,


Beer snA Tebaeee WIN Rave the
Main burden - Revenue IRE
duefng Placed - Them.
WARRINGTON, April 1.-THE Repub-
Hcan members OK the ways and means
COMMITTEES completed the war revenue
MEASURE today and Aens II 10 the printer.
II win probably be submitted to the fui,
committee next. Wednesday. The bin as
now prepared. IL f. estimated. win raise
between $$5.ooo0o0 and S1w.0o1.eoo annually.
Tho pr.ncipa. decision today WAS the
definite determination not to place = tax
upon edther OF the substitute propon lions,
railroad and Other transportation t.ckess
or petroleum.
il was decided. however. 70 place a
tax OF cent upon chewing gum and . and
Z cents on mineral waters ginger ale and
foreign and native wines--2 cents on piss,s
and cents on quartz These additions are
made to the stamp act OF 1se6. which il
re-enacte1 with notifications A tonnage
tar. which II expected to raise g. 800 600,
Is also incorporated n the bill The adj
dftion OF Il per barrel upon beer In ex-
pected to raise 80 .ooo CO., The question
a allowing e rebate on beer stamps Is
Still Open
The doubling Of the tobacco tax and the
provision for = retaii license OF $3.50 are
expected to raise ga, ooo0e0. ana the pro-
Visions OK the stamp tax over 3so.0o0,0 -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-23
GEN. Woedferd Reaches Paris.
POLO CROSSES THE FRONTIER.


NIAGARA FALLS. n. Y. April 22.~-tp-
on crossing the bridge 70 Niagara Fats,
Ont, Senior Polo Barnsbe and his staff.
accompanied by two United States secret
service men and a Pinkerton detective,
proceeded at once 10 the Lafayette hotel,
where IL is their intention to remain until
uext Saturday afternoon. They will so
to Toronto On arrival In the Dominion
the minister and his party were placed
under TIL. protection OF Thomas III. Young.
chief Of the Ontario police, and two de-
tect.vss This minister al once sent riti-
.nerous dispatches 10 New York, Wash
ington, Paris and Havana. and did 800
worth Of cabling 10 the foreign Office 81
Madrid. lie received messages from Mad
rid New YORK and Montreal The min
lister made an ezt,epffon TO his policy or
Silence when a reporter showed him a
ssswnatch asklas, him TO uffirrn or deny the
report that Just before ieaving Waxfsing-
4or, he made the statement. IF Gen.
Grant had BEEN president this war would
have been impossible"
'tNo. SIR" said Ssnor Polo: II did not
make the statement. but those are nay
saatfYneats nevertheless. The United
states has no Justification for forcing y
war upon Spain. 1t Is a shameful proceed
Ing
F'urther than this. Minister Polo refused
70 discuss the situation
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-23

The -. James Gazette Looks % Spain
As the Champion Of EarOpe.

The -. James Gazette Looks % Spain
As the Champion Of EarOpe.
LONDON. April s2--Tlse st. James (5a-
xette this afternoon. discussing from the
attitude CT spectator the coming hoetili-
ties. said.
Taking for granted President McKin-
ley's sincerity In saying the United 6tateo
does not desire conquest of territory. the
fact remains that the United States. which
call themselves America. ARE engaged In
endeavoring 10 expei a European power
from her fooiiaoad In the new world. This
can hardly happen without giving Increased
force TO the sentiment which Mr.. Oiney
expressed In such crude terms In his letter
10 the Marquis OF Salisbury. and the war
can hardly end without affecting the gem
eral position Of European powers prOfounft.
liz he sts courHc what II may
Referring 20 the possible action at tho
United States. the st. James Gazette rays:
Spain has done something to put herself
right with public opinion IN Europe. and no
. doubt she 20 some extent. Is fighting IN =
common cause. IL she gains success, and
proves herself capable of making headway
against the United States at ~, thus In
tNeating the presence OF weakneae In tho
American navy not hitherto suspected. the
disposition of the powers to intervene win
be greatly strengthened"
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WOODFORD'S TRAIN
ATTACKED By A MOB.
Continued from Page I.

subject. The Spaniards claimed that he
was a Spanish subject, bur the general
refused 10 give him up 70 the police end
placed himself in the doorway Of the COM
partme.t In which Mr.. Moreno was tray
cling, declaring he would only surrender
the latter IL forced TO do so. The min
lister then asked the correspondent OF the
Associated Press to explain to the Span
iards that he placed Mr.. Moreno under
the protection of the British flag. and that
II they took him Il would only be by
using personal violence 10 the United
States minister. who proposed TO protect
Mr.. Moreno until the frontier was
crossed. The correspondent explained TO
the Spaniards the serious nature of their
action, pointing out that Il might lead
10 complications with Great Britain. This
argument prevailed and the troublesome
visitors withdrew.
Gen. Woodford Reaches Paris.
PARIS. April 2e.--t;en. Stewart l.. WOOD
ford. the United States minister 10 Spain.
accompanied by the party with which he
iert Madrid. arrived in tais city at 7:i5
o'clock this evening.
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Our Fleet Coula Capture or Destroy
All Spanish ships In the PnciAc.
MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD, April =.
We are prepared today 10 capture or
destroy any force that Spain could possi-
bly, send against the Pacific coast" said
Rear Admiral Kirkland TN the FIRST
place, the Spanish government has no ves-
sells in the Pacific waters nearer than the
Philippines. We have q greater force
there than Spain, and can easily take care
OF the opposing feet
The next possibility lies in sending q
feet through lhe Straits Of Magellan,
Even II Spain had the ships they would be
practically useless after they got into the
Pacific through lack OF coal.
We have two monitors. the Monadnock
and the Monterey, that are more than q
match Tor any vessel In the Spanish navy.
Besides these two, we have the Benning-
ton and Mohican. which are now Ell route
from the Hawaiian islands. The Charles
ton win be In commission by May l. and if
II were necessary we could have the York.
town and Philadelphia in fighting trim
by the LIST Of june.
what / rely upon largely TO complete
our coast defenses are the ten vessels re-
Gently acquired. Another valuable add
tuncf - our Pacific coast defensas Is tho
threa torpedo boats now nearing .comple-.
ton This number can be IN
creas4d materially II the necessity pre-
SCENTS. since each requires only sixty dAys
for building"
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SECRETARY SHERMAN
TO RESIGN HIS OFFICE.
the strain. and He VIII BE
Succeeded by Judge Day.

WASHINGTON, April 2e--The Post to-
morrow will say: There is every reason
to believe that Secretary Sherman will
resign from the cabinet within the next
few days.
X Is felt by tho friends Of the secretary
that the present II TOO severe a tax upon
his failing strength. and for this reason
he will retire to private life. its sue
cessor VIII he Assistant Secretary Day.
In all proba bllity. but 1t can be stated
that Judge Day has no desire 10 remain
in public rfe.
L; il the presidents natural desire 70
nromote Judge Day 30 cha position which
Mr., Sherman VIII yacate. but II ne per-
sssts In his desire 20 leave official life
there Will be reorganization IF the de-
partment 10 the extent of a new secre-
tary and a new assistant secretary.
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writer thinks that the ships Of the Indiara
class are 80 prodiEiogslv ovrrxunne1 thar
they are likely 10 sink theTnseive4
An eh.snrsal article IN the CHRONICLES to-
day expressed tae oySason THAI the Jritei
States nees MAS throwing away an ex-
ce4lert strategic opportunity by gosrg to
Cuba instead Of interceptsng the Span.sa
fleet
Continental Europe s.eadfastiy refuses
To besieye that the United States - en-
barking IN war for any object other
than conquest
United States Ambassador Hay had re-
ce-yed irtinaglon that the Spanish Of
ncsais in London ara quietly enrolling voi-
untesrs IL this In confirmed he Intends
10 notify the British government