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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-09
A cRAzED SPANISH OFFICER
NEARLY CAUSED CLASH BETWEEN
CUBANs AND sPANIARDs.
Onered a Deadly Insult to a Cnban
and to the COlOrs He Wore.
Tact Avertcd Trouble.

| (Srecial Cable Dispatch to The New iorl
Herald and Houston Post. copyrighted
1925, by James Gordon Bennett.)
| Havana, December S, via Key West, Fla
Havana was last night perilously near wit
Messing another of those political convul-
sions. the track OF which is generally tinted
with blood.
Cubans and spaniards again found
themselves opposed to each other. one
jubllart at the triumph of his cause, the
other sullen and revengeful at his defeat.
with weapons in their hands, two parties
glared at each other waiting the signal to
commence the conflict.
Two or three Cuban officers We're sitting
in the Cafe lnglaterra. One of them wore
the broad revolutionary campaign hat, at
the side of which was the tri-color the
Cuban insignia. A Spanish major colonel OF
infantry walked in, and going to the Cuban
ordered him to take off the Cuban emblem.
The Cuban refused, whereupor the Span
his sword through 1t, flung 1t on the ground
and jumped on It. at the same time slapplng
the Cuban in the face.
A scene of great excitement followed.
Several men separated the Spanish officer.
who was apparently intoxicated, from the
crowd surrounding him and he was got out
OF the buird5lg.
He ran over TO his squad OF thirty men
drawn up IN line in Central park and ad-
dressed them In an impassicned speech; he
raid that Spanish officer had been in
suited that night and that the insult could
only be wiped out with blood. The Spanish
officer gave them the order to load arms
and fire on the mass Of people. The soldiers
refused and laughed in his face.
Tho news spread over the town of the
deadly insult to the Cuban officer and the
Cubans became furious. Armed with re-
yolvcrs they gathered from all parts
threatening deadly revenge. Bloodsbed
seemed almost inevitable. but both Spanish
and Cuban authorities acte: with prudence
and restraint; The major was arrested for
court martial.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-09
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
senate Committee ConsiderIpw . u,,,
for Their Government

SehA'e committee ConsiderIuw n MI,
for Their Government.
washington. December s.-The sanar.
eommirtee on foreign relations held ame.t-
'ns Today to consider the bill reported by
the Hawaiian commission for the govern
menl OF the Hawaiian islands, The bill
w., Was op,y considered in very geaeral way
.he committee deciding to postpone the do.
.An work upon 1t fer week. This decis-
ION was Reached because the fun report =,
20, .he commission had not been printed. A.
MI, Wiz, messing next Wednesday the measure
VIM be taken up section by seet,om amd
me wno'e mater will be carefully consid-
srea' whh a visw OF presenting n n ~ nor
.ect shape as possible to the senate sana
tors Cullen and Morgan, who are n,ewha.'.s
" ing commission and also nue. mlers Of he
COMMITTEES, were present nj todav.s , s1o
,ngs and explained many general fes .,'rss,
no opposition developed TODAY. ,rhe cnr,"
nittee authorized favorable rsnorl IN I'm -, 7.
,cant resolution for extension OF the ~ Ms ,ae
can boundary treaty for year Tbis "a.
IN acoordsnce with a request contained |" i in
the presidents message. ~
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
STATE.

The National Farmers congress made
several recommendations for needed legis-
lation. which will be sent to congress.
blizzard with slcot and snow Is rag
Ing in North Texas.
Further proceedings OF the East Tcxas
conference, in session ut Beaumont
Reports on State eleemosynary institu-
tons.
Delaware Indians have gone to Mexico
to select new home: tho white men are
tiowding them out OF tho Territory.
Charles Bass suicided by injecting NOR
phine into his veins Mt Dallas.
Waco, Greenville and Sherman will be
represented at the State board OF health
meeting at Houston.
Whitecaps have ordered negroes to leave
Lindalc.
big party of Missouri lumbermen are
visiting Port Arthur.
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WILL RETURN THE MONEY.
Methodist Church Sonth Wants Only that Which
Is Rightly Its Due.


Washington. s.-Iw
o
Methodist
sooo
In following college bishops OF the
lie
Nashville 1ssssiy
tor
tho
RobertK Harerovs
Secretary Of the of Bahopa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-09
THE HOUSE.
Urgent Deficiency Bill Passed ana
War Issues Not Raised.

Urgent Deficiency BtlI Passed ana
Wnr Issues Not Raisei.
Washington, December s.-The urgent
deficiency bill to provide for the support
Of the military and naval establishments
was passed by the house today, practically
without opposition. fear had been ex-
pressed that the measure might open up
prolonged debate upon the conduct OF the
war, but the democratic leaders decided
that such g debate woull properly come
later uDon the regular appropriation bills
or upon the bill for the reorganization OF
the army There was not word of criticism
OF the war during the debate.
The only point upon which an issue was
raised today was rs TO whether the bill
providing as II did for the pay OF the yo,un-
teels until July !. 1899, might not be con-
etrued as modification OF the law under
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-09
DOMESTIC.

Government will furnish free treatment
md baths to the poor at Hot Springs.
Ark.
smallpoy epidemic In Bedford. Ia.
Federal Judg, Seaman holds that State
courts have no jurisdiction in bankruptcy
proceedings,
House of Bishops of the Methodist
church, South. vote to return tho money
voted them by congress II the senate so
decides.
Major Carter Harrison and the anti
railway franchise cx,ensionists have
aroused Chicagoans to such point that
teodle aldermen are in danger of their
lives.
Mccoy and sharkey matched to fight
In New York on January 10 next.
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troubles In the Carolln.s ~ N
some talk of a consressiouii n 4
tilrt no move in that dr. I. r
made BY the house fnem6s y ~
them said today that Il No
matter would be left 10 Se,.32
OF North Carolina. who 4 Pm "
contemplation some kind 3;
Representative White, ~ esI7I
Der from North Carolina. srtss, !,
day. He severely arnaigps ~ II
the recent Carolina mobs ~
raca issue has about raBaoSs6 4
where the negro must face eItksf
alton or emigration. 10 tlS ~
PRESSES regret that the preSI0esf;S
did not deal with the race uuc'<
White has prepared no inyestis,S3
lutions and he expresses dorIl
much can be expected from n
quiry or intervention. NJ
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Corpus Clhri.ti No,...

Corpus Christi. Texas. December s.--rh.
large three masted schooner Caroline
Frank Ford. captAin. arrived at this nor,
Yesterday from Berwick. La, with ahor,
So;0po feet Of lumber consigned TO Il. - d.
Sudbury. ~
Air. A. @. Reynolds Of Eagle Lak. =.
be~n appointed agent OF tie ..,ans,s psS.
railway company q this point. vice W
POLLING. res isnsd, und catered uron ~ ~ =,
duties here ysstsrdxy. wv ~
H. +. Stevenson Of this cf,y has h..,
appoin,sa t,nised States somnis.ionerr Ss Of
CHRISTI nv Judge Msxey Of Inc rss ,pu,
cowr. nes =. y. wells. Resigned. Vue'a'
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The Paris newspapers state that Fraucs
will ask an explanation of Ambassador
Morson's speech.
Secretary Chamberlain in speech at
Wakefield plainly Indicated that the feel
ing between France and England is strain
oil almost 10 the limit.
a stay granted In the Picquart court
marital.
The secret dossier In the Drcyfus case
contains information which could not bs
made public.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-09
RAILnOAD.

Marvellous growth Of railroads and rail.
road business during tie last quarter
century.
Tho difference between The commission
tariff and the rates .ow charged on freight
~ the railroads is explained by an Inter.
national md Great Northern official.
Tho Santa Fe directors rutify the recent
purchase OF number of new lines. ali
OF which are now part Of Its system.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-09
Local.

The Yey OF the city is turned over to the
Texas travelling men.
The negro Jones who assaulted Justiea
nesins gets thirteen years in the pen.tsn-
tiary.
Meeting OF the South Texas Medical As.
ISOLATION.
The flower parade postponed iii today
ON account Of rain
aud Il, killed.
Auditorium
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nnrn and Teama s.rses 4

Lake Charlts. La. DecemDeI &;
late hour this afternoon II. z ~ q,
barn on Choupique bayou, 10 - N
portbon OF the parish was COW
fire. ~ I
Mr.. Drew stated THAT seve,a. W VII
and harness and considering Z, vi
hay wfrefdestuoyed. He nSe .,., y !, n
at $1,000: no insurance. V'kn 2 Z
not known. "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-09
COMMERCIAL.

New York advanced cpct cotton VI. other
markets closing unchanged.
Liverpool cotton futures practically un-
changed, New York up to 8 and .Sew Or
leans TO 10 points.
In stocks tho market Is inclined to be
fuoyant. but fluctuations were irregular.
In Chicago Decemhe: wheat is 1aIiM
lower. ctrn %&i. oats !. and provisions
2ise75.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-09
WAR AFTEaMATn.

Pending occupation Of Havana by Ameri-
Gun troops affairs are In rather chaotic
condition.
The peaco treaty concluded and will b.
ready for signature In a few days
The intimetion 10 given out that the
policy Of President Mckinley 10 70 sell the
Philippines.
Surgeon General stsrnbsfs infsrsntisliy
blamss Secretary Alssr for sous short
ccusinss.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-09
THE FIRE RECORD.
Dock. .sltiIl Ruraiss

West Superior. Wis. Decemhsf Z
fire department Us unable to ce1tl
dock fire which began ycsterdsy y
has been asked from St Paul, n
las now reached at least sl5oM; I,
Of dock has gone into the lasf = |.
feet more are so ba1ly burnea
ouire rebuilding. Os!y one niaa W.
Of isAe four carried into the - :
falling coal yesterday.
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Farm House Bursee.

Paris, Texas, December q
dence of Mel Miltos, IAN" 4.
NORTHWESTERN part CT the COUNTY Z. y
with the furniture ana lne II, II
hold Effects were DESTROYED y ~
he had his family away ir
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sTRICTLY SAT-

And scientific treatment .xoes
Dr. Hathaway a. Co., me IA ~
They wish to impress upy y -
fact that all diseases poastsd 81 q
men should only be ,,1ss roetisk
physicians and scienul,G 4nsble Y. !!
so. such diseases are Au',iss ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-09
WASHINGTON NON. J;

WASHINGTON. December s.-W II
Price of Texas. sentenced 70 III y
tiary for six years for ro5ba4. -
pardoned by the president, M r.
was only a boy when convictSa u
low with consumption. 81
Acting upon Colonel Heckes's 8
mendaticn work Is now being ~ ~
with the greatest rapgdisy On wiiff
tined to be one Of the larre1t ~
docks IN Cuba. to be located -
bay from Havana. As far as pos1SS
Cubans are to be employed h u ri
tion. 4
"A most gratifying imppFsrns G
hsiallth OF the troops stationed il ~
Porto Rico Is exhibited BY tie NJ
TIE war department by tho couG
officers. "A
Cardinal Gibbons, in behalf 7 r
and tma archbishops Of the Catbdk
In America. has submitted : Il|
congress asking that the Questtus I
contract school system be repp
That congress sgain 80 over ths ~
isct of Indian education. q
The senate today confirmed ~ =
nominations: Powell Clay*on 4 ~
to be ambassador to Mexioo
generals to be major general:
Henry. United States ayuf:
Wood. United States volunteeia
The senate in executive eon1
ratified the treaty for the e1tne
time for this completion Il ~
boundary for one year. Thcn ~
position. "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-09

syphilis. nervous dsbiIiYIjj I,sS1ll
csie. structure. unnstu, ,isssS ~
iisn. pimpIs., pilss N n'S 8 j!
HATHAWAY Z cQ. Wn
Antonio, Texas. hopS .siS y
sending for symptom e't ~. IN
No. 2 for vcmcn, No ss,,k)1
1 Cor tiarrh ~ -paxe ,.,,in1
above dlssSdss w 'reuus
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-09
mind stasgers Near !

Bartlett, Texas, Decempe
Webster. living seven miles 10. ~
here. lost a horse last ~ 49,
staggers also says sever ~ r.
ne!ghborhood have dleu
weeks of the same diseass,
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p..,Jenee mt Jsstip'

denton. Texas. December - "
mcnson's residence at JUSTIN ss~.,cSsjI
by fire this week: news o. I've I've
today. Loss. $1,000: NJ insu s.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-09

CURT s;s:; NJ
or H. W
tho 49,
d. e sppas!ES|
ablA Q
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-09
RACE TROUBLES.
Net Likely that Any Conrte...a..
investigation Will ne OrdereS-

-, = --'-'' <ssF ne Noftn
sno south Carolina members OF congress
ssy 20 n'an has been formulated Yet as 10
CONVERSATIONAL ar!icn nu The rrrAut race
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-16

men Der 4olonien bic Soften fir ben
llnterbalt oieier 5ruppen nebIt Den
Au5lugen fir Die innere 8erpdItung
Deden peroen, mare es unporIi6tig. bic
8unoes @innubmen jeBt o6ne Deite=
res gu 6eI4neioen. Senator Sunna's
&euBerungen, Oa6ingsbeno, oaB cine
Steuer auf &affee unD S6ee fir dnoere
Steuern IubItituirt perOen Iollten,
iino I6perli9 correft 6eri6tst, oenn es
muB Dem Senator bod betdnnt iein,
Dab cine S6ee Steusr bereits eriItirt. "
9}e6it dnDeren 2(ngslegen6eiten,
ipel4e Our9 Die Grpaniipns 9Olitit
Der Gominiitration npt6penoig 9ez
pOroen iinb, piro aud Tiir Die 2egung
eines 3rans : 9acific 8a6els auF
od5 @ifrigite agittrt perben. Senuz
tor @uIom, Der 8orIiBenOe Der 6az
maii @OmmiiTon, befinoet f6 3ur
3eit bier, nm an benz 8erj6te gu dr6eiz
ten, peIder benz GongreB BEL 0eIIen
3uiummentritt i'm 9e3em6sr porgelegt
psrOen IOa, Der Senator bait Die
Qegung zines &a6els fir bur9aus
eaot6iusnbig.
rgilNr Der erIten G6ritte, pel6e
mir tbun miiIen." b&mertte Senator
GuuOm 6eute, yiIt bic Contribution Ell
ne5 8d6el5 nd6 6onolulu. llnIere
si9enen SntereIien foroern Dies bring
lt6. 9a bic 96ilippinen ii6erOies in
unieren 8eIiB gelan9en tperoen, ioate
oleies 8abel peiter nu4 Supun uno
BON bort nd3 W}unilu gelegt perOen,
10 oaB mir uns ni6t BEL Der lle6ermitz
telung BON Na6rittsn auf cine fremDe
Gompugnie gu DerlaiIen 6rau6en. Der
Sang Der @reigniiIs peiit tdtegoriI9
auf bic @infii6rung 6eferer 8erfebsz
mittel nit Dem Orient Sin, uno od mir
nun 8eIibungen i'm StiQen S3ean 6uz
ben, lit Der 8du oe5 Ricdruqua &uz
mails eins giotbpenDigteit geporoen,
um ben QtlantiIhen S3ean nit Dem
Stillen O3ean 81 perbinDen. Sine
JtIcardgud &anal Bill ptrO ball
oigIt Dem Senat eingerei6t tperosn, pa
Senator WOrgan ent6uIiaitii8sr ais je
oafiir agitirt.
oW}einer 2tnIi6t na6 IoIte Il. fam
Der &anol unter Regierung5 Gontrole
gebaut peroen. @nglano ite6t oieIem
Projett ni4t mebr antagoniitH6 ge=
gsniiber, uno Der GlaDton : 8ulperz
8srtrag. lit ni6t IGngsr Elm 9Opan3,
our4 pel4en mir BON benz ltnterne5=
men a69ei4redt perOen f0nnten."
Senator &ullOm iit Der 2tnTi6t, oaB
Der @ongreB pdbreno oss gan5en nG3z
ten So6re5 Die SGnoe poG fa6en piro,
I'M 8eieBe CUR 8egeIung Der neuen&oz
lonidl 8Olitif 3u pQTIiren.
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Seppi6en, Celtu6, 9innlrnms ,r.

III fiErtn um iofrpbl bic in Der oberen, pis uHte=
rem StuOt tpobuenDtn fuubeu suiritoeH iu ttltn,
Otsbalb 1T uuier @sibGit oas all SInhisfeR Sss
teqeRe.
Infer saO,n il Elm ousi5Ii,SIi6,s Ssssit S,s
iboit urb in StanOt, BEN gtibmud aa,r Iu tnts
ipreHsn. bic i6 nab 6ubbOOsu=9e umi.bsn.
5prebGn Sic bel Uns unb btreidern Sit F5
ourb oenGiHtauf III uuteren 2 q t=QrsiieH.
gtrIaut Der gsiaurmteu gorrdtbt Dou Dluftrn ots
leEtsn oerbitt5 ju reoulirttn 9rtiisR.
9fr. 4O3 uno 4O5, S.=Snltimurcitr.
(Ssptl6. lDiD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-16
GrirgsifDiffc i'll Ban.
8soeutenber 3upd9s fir bic 8unoesz
Tlotte. - Commodore 6i9born'5
VPrirht

8sOeutenoer 3Wlpa68 fir bic 8un0ess
flotte. - Commodore 6itbborn's
8eri6t.
Qaf6tngton, ,. g.. Is. g}oD.
- Nacb einem pon Commodore 6i6@
born, pem G6ef ots Contributions
8ireaus, ausgearbeiteten 2lu5peiie
befanoen Ii6 am l. RoOember 55 fir
DE 8unoesflptte beitimmts 6ubr3euge
in perI6ieoenen 56eilen bes 2anoe5
i'm 8au, cine gr0Bere 3abl ais gu ir@
qeno elmer anoaren 3eit in Der 8eI6i95
te oes Qanbes. Gs befdnoen li6 oaruH=
ter a9t Sdlahti6iffe; Don Oieien mar
Die ,&eariage" gu Repportzg&eps in
i6rer 55erttgItellung bis gu Il 8rO3sHt
Dorqeriidt, Die n&entudn" bis gu SO
8rp3ent, bic gSlIinoi5" bis gu 81, biz
n2(la6amd" (uuT Der 8erfte Don
Gramp) biz gu 65 9ro5ent, Die p8isz
conIin" (auf Den nllnionz8ort5") gu
50 8rp3ent. Sin anotrer &reu3er,
ben Die 8unoesregtsrung Hah Wartten
in @n9lanb bringen lieB, lit gsndu 3rr
9dlfte fertig.
Bon ben p 5orpebpz8ooten, fir
oeren8au Die Regierung @Ontratte abb
gsi6loTen bat, limb pel4e nod gar
ni6t in Qlngriff genOmmea, ourunter
Der oRopun," pel6er BON 8e6riioer
U}orun ge6aut piro; anoere TinO in ibz
rer 5ertigitsuung Bis gu SO Pro3ent
poraeriidt. 9os 1ubmdrine Boot
n9iunger," nel6es auf Den oGoIumz
6ian oyron @Ort5" gebuut piro, 1T gu
85 qru3ent. oas S3ulIaiff n@beIa=
peate," in Bath, Ule,, gu 80 YrO3ent
ppraeridt.
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Mus Gu6a.

6eute 6Glt bic 8Gumungs Commit
lion pieoer cine SiBung a6. -
0us geIbe 6ie6sr. - 8si6tUiIe
oes Gu6aner @onoents gu 'Sdntu
Gru3 Del Sur.
6upana, Is. g}opember. - Die
Der. Studtenz unb IpaniIhen Rduz
mun9s GommifIdre neroen morgen
eine qemeinIame SiBung db6dlten, um
Die 8ren3en, inner6alb pel6sr @igenz
t6um pon ben Spaniern entfernt Doer
u6er baiIel6s pisponirt perOen fam,
enOgiiltig feIt3uIeBen.
S6erit 2ipermora trdt 6eute nit
benz yWuroS2iner" ySegurancia" Die
6abrt na6 Netpz0ort an uro Oberit
S6ompTon unO ObeuIt Rup reiIen an
W2ittpo6 nd6 Campo a6.
Ous 6otel YdrdiO, pelfes fir tnfiz
3irt ertlGrt puroe, nd4osm S6erIt
Wiqium in oemIeIben am 6ieber gsz
ftpr6en uno 6r. GalopeQ ertrantt lit,
lit DolitGnDig uusgerGudsrt uno besz
infi3irt norOen. Or. Qaine, Der Der
RGumunqs &ommiiIipn attd6irte
Qr3t, unD dnDere Sd6oerItdn0ige err
tldren, oaB ous 6otel Iif pieoer in
ooqItGn0ig geiunO6sitsDorI6riFtlidem
3uitanoG 6sfGnDe. 8eitsre 9elbfieberz
6GQe limb ni6t porgetommen, uno 6r.
Galoneq befinoet iih auf Dem Dege
Der geferung.
Die 0elegaten in Sdntd gru3 bel
Sur 6dben 6eI6lpiIen, ale Ieit Dem IA.
guquIt, oem Sage Der GinItequrg Der
Reconsideration, GiAgemuftertsn gu
entlufIen uno allen Offi3ieren uno
N3unnI6aften, fpeL4e lore @ntldfung
aus Der cubaniI6en 4rmse mini den,
llrluu6 auF un6eitimmie 3ett 81 ge6en,
nenn Te ii6 perpfli6ten, auf cine Sim
6erufungs SrOre bin iia DteOer 81
Iteqen. 9ieI &opT3erbre4en md4te
ben 0elegaten Die llntfOrmS5ruge, tpie
oiel 9oGo ober SiI6er Elm S6erIt Ii4
an9Gngen burfe, etc.
9lus 8i6ura einQstroffene Gubdner
melDan, Dab bort apii4en ben Qmert>
tanern uno @u6unern Die 6eiten Be-
3ie6ungen 6eitdn0en.
Die TpaniT6e &egierung 6rq6te ge>
tern bier 425,OO0 2itrI. duf orei
Sage SiGt auf 2onoon auf ben bic
Fgen Wdrft, um nit oem Grl0s Die
9ruppen ab3ul06nen. 3nei ipaniI4e
ganties nubmeu 10000 2itrl., Die
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ausldn0iifen 6duier peigerten Iih
u6er, ous Papier, efe man ni6t Den
8srpei8 in 6dno:n babe, olB in ben
2orooner '8anten gsniigenoe 6ono8
beppnirt iinO, 3u natmsn. 0as pa
pier piro 3u einem Deer 8tpei 8untten
unter cen cpmmer5ielen Rutsn offez
rirt.
SantiU9o De CUB a, Is. 9lOD.
- @eItern unternabm cine groBs Sc
ieII6aTt amsritdriTf,r Qrmeez uno
5Iottsn STfiaiere nit ibrsn 5amilieH
uno elmer @n8u6l cu6uriIher 0dmsn
einen 2(usflug 5u 8aFsr duf oam
0umpfer r9sfie" nd6 M}orro GaItle.
Sc fe6lte nitt oiel, 10 6Gt!s bisIe Ser
gniigunqsFa6rt Elm GuBerit tragiI4eS
@npe gefunoen.
0as U}uIitcorps oes fiinften reguz
lGren sSnfunterie 3sgiments Ipielte
an gpro, uno GgGe 5sTarOan Ii6 in Der
pergniigteItsn Stimnurg, ais p.DBlib
bic Gntosdung gema6t purOe, Dab
Der @apitGn oes OumpFer8 pom Spnz
neniti6 6eFdQen mar. 8eppr man Ii3
nod ii6er ben @rnit Der SituatiQn
tIdr per0en tonnte. mar Die Belle"
berlitg an Der 8Uts aufgeldufer.
2ieutenant Gucien 0oung pon Der gs@
Oedten Sadt y2Sliot", rpelter oen 4usS
flug mitmaAte, ii6ernu6m duf 3urez
ben anOerer Offi8isrs Die 5iihrung Oes
S6iffe5. @r 6erubiQte 5uesit Die D0z
men, un0 es gelang t6m aud, bic be-
reits barrf6enoe bodgraOige 2(ufreS
gung gu beI6ni6Fgen. Damn iigndz
ltIirte er Dem Fran3DIiI6en Sabelpdmz
pier, pel6er gera0s einfu1r, unO nit
Dshen 6iilfe pdrD Die n8eIiie" pon
Der 8iiIte a6geI6leppt. Inter ldutem
6urrdh unp cen 8ldngen Der nWtdrz
IeiQuiIe" trut Die ,gsTIie" nit 2ieutsz
nant 0opnq am Stsuer Oam Die
Seimfa6rt an uno Earoete iifer in
Santiago.
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Gin Silemma.
Senator gRoger .. U}ius ais @egner
Der GrpQnIipn.

@uf6ing to-r,, 3. g., Is. g}pp.
= Qu6 Der bemofrutii6e 8unoeSz
Senator 8. 8. N2iQs BON Ssras, MEL
der ioe6en bierber 5uriidgsfe6rt lit,
bat Ii4 nit duBeriter @nt16ieoenbeit
gegen @rpaniiOn ousgeIpro9sn. @r
duBsrte Ii6 folgenbermaBen:
sd bin Elm 8our6pn=0emotrat
Oom olten Stble, unb i9 babe 6i5ber
tein Qrgument ge60rt, pel6es mid fir
Die neue 0ottrin geponnen 6Gtte. @S
ifeint mir, baB mir, fans mir in ba5
NrnsriOnsz8eF9 binein ge6en, cine
oOer bic unoere Der 6eioen fundamental
len ameritanii6en 9rin3iptsn perIeBen
miiIen. DeRn mir a4t 0fiuionen
0lpngolen u. W}dlaDen unO mas ionIt
nod ne6men unb ibnen cine Stimme
BEL ben 2(ffairen Der 3egierunq, unter
psl6er lie leben miiI1en, ge6en. bann
miiTen mir i6nen erluuben, Senatoren
uno ReprGientanten in Den GpngrsB
81 IGiten, pel9e fir ale5 U}0glihe,
mas unIerem lSpItem 5upioer lGuft,
itimmen uno dQer Dirt Steuern, Die 8u
perperfen mir maAtIos IinO, uns aufz
6uGen unb ben Suamsr Der 8sboIuz
tion unter uniere eigenen 5iiBe iGen
f0nnen. Qenn mir auF Der anberan
Seite oieTe 2eute al5 llntertbanen ober
sro6erts @aIalen ooer in irgeno elmer
anosren 5orm, in rpel6er Iie an unIez
rem 8eruntportli9feiten ni6t pdrticiz
piren, aufne6men unO lie gegen ibrsn
eigenen0iuen regieren, piirben mir Elm
anoeres Der 9rin3ipten, auf pel6e unz
fere Repu6lit gsgriinbet lit, bag, buB
Rsgierung beiteben muB mti Der gu
Itimmung Der Regierten DerleBen.
Dies lit bus Dilemma. tpel6em mir
gsgsnii6er feben. llnO e5 1T tein erz
freulihes."
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Rnnn nidlt arhubrn luernrn.

Wdibingto n, .. g., Is. gIoo.
- gapitdn W2c@uqu 6ot oas Wrud
oes BEL Sat S8Iano (8uanabunt ges
Itranoeten 8reu5ers nMarid 3ereIa"
unterIu6t, unO telegrapbiI4 hier6ar
berihtet, oaB oofelbe ieiner 2niiat
na6 ni6t pieOer flott gemuGt nerosn
fam. Der S6teppoumpfer r4Otoz
moe" 1T pon Sat 'S5lanD nud gtdiiau,
q. g., 3uriitgefebrt, pG6renO ii6 Der
Remorqueur r8uIcun" nod BEL Dem
gRrn6 hPfinoet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-16

6eute 6Glt bic RGumungs Commit
lion pisOer cine SiBung a6. -
0as oelbe 9Sieber. - 8ei6lUiIe
oe5 Gu6urer Gonoents gu Sdntd
Gru3 Del Sur.