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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-21

Notice IS hereby given that the under.
signed, stakeholder IN the North Wheel
ing Glass Company, q corporation formed
under chapter 81 OF the Code OF West VIr-
glnia, at q special meeting Of the stock
the Sth day OF November, A. D. 1898, COM
menclng at z o'clock p. M, at tho prin-
cipal ofiice and place OF business Of said
company, at the foot Of Third street, in
the city of Wheeling, West Virginia, will
offer and move the adoption Of tho fol-
lowing resolutions:
Resolved, That tho number Of shares Of
the capital stock of this corporation, the
the same IS hereby increased from I'VE
hundred shares, of the par value Of one
hundred dollars each, TO six hundred and
seYenty-four shares, Of the like par value,
making an increase OF said capital stock
OF from fifty thousand dollars to sixty
seven thousand four hundred dollars.
oc21-f r. j. PARK,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-21

Never before in history was there
case where defeated and captive en-
envy received such generous treatment
aswe gave the Spnniaris. Other nations
are astonlshod. Equally astonishing are
the cures brought 0hout by Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. Never before IN his
tory has there been ~ successful n
medicine for tho weak, deblhtHted and
nervous for stomach and liver disOr-
ders like dyspepsia, indigestion bilious
ness and constipation, All nations have
benefited by II, and praise Il.
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feel that Il e really Q part and parcel
Of wheeling.
Both the community and the company
are subjects for oongratulatIon. No city
In the country has a better equipped
suburban line than this, nor one which
indicates the progressiveness in the line
Of the adoption OF modern methods and
facilities.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-21

+. Lieutenant Colonel o'Brien Moore, Of
the Second West Virginia Regiment,
may De required to undergo a COURT
martial inquiry for his spread-eagle
method of Furnishing soldiers for dis
obedience of orders. We trust for the
credit OF our regiment mat the colonel
may not be disgraced,
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West Virginia
Conference Seminary.
Thorough. practical. economical.
ThIrtean competent Instructors.
NFor.,1 iyRuancau tho bost

COURSES
Classical. Scientific, Literary, Normal,
Music, Art, Business, Elocution,
LADIES HALL furnished throughout
with steam heat, electric lights, bath
rooms-an IDEAL CHRISTIAN HOME
FOR YOUNG LADIES. Room and board
in this Hal per week 800; per year, In
GLIDING tuition, $4,000. Special induce
ments to TEACHERS.
Expenses Of Young Men per year $l2Goo.
Winter term begins November 10; Spring
term MarchoS,
For particulars write
S.,l. BOYERS, President,
Oc2l BuckhanpOn, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-21
CONGRESSMAN OOYENER'S APPOINTMENTS.

The following appointments win be Allied
BY Representative 3. B. DoVener on the
dates mentioned:
Warrington, Saturday night. October 2
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NOTICE OF INTENTION TO OFFER
IN A RESOLUTION FOR AN IN
CREASE IN THE NUMBER OF
SHARES OF THE CAPITAL STOCK
OF THE NORTH WHEELING
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TfE INTELLIGENCER.
Ftd uaan. fAeell s-atay,ti
~ lateilisenesr Publlshihy Co,
asND n TOugIHMa sIEEL
TsFtasi Per Year, ~ lIaii, Ia Advaues,
Postago Prepaid.


Portage Prepaid
many tgiE nays IN tlis Wsalsl YsaF.OB.aO
Daily, i3 lIontil. AGO
latiy, Three I,3O
Uauy (IllFso Days m the WesIE) ........ 3.0O
uany ITyto Days - ths yvoolSl ,....-y. 400
1aiig tohs llontlil As
Weekly tDns Year IN Advanced .........s 100
tpssltiy igi1 Mohth,i ..........,..-.. ....... 60
TEtE DAILY I1TELIIdENcER Is doily-
ared ~ carriers in Wheeling ana adj
5aeont towns at 10 cent? per weak.
Pafoug Wishing to subscribe TO THE
DAILY INTEILIGENcER can do 50
BY sending in their orders 70 the In
telligoncer once on postal cards or
otherwise. They win 30 pupctullly
served by carriers,
Tributes Of Respect and Obituary Notices
bocentB per Inch.
Correspondence containing important
news solicited from every part Of tho
surrounding country.
Reiected communication win not be re-
turned unless accompanied BY sutnelOnt
postaee.
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trin IlfTELLIGENCER embracing Is
several editions, 70 entered IN the POST
once IT Wheeling, w. Va. at sec0nd-class
matter
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T4EPHoEB NUNBERI
Eliiagial Eoons, SD CouatlOa ROou-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-27

grant the independence Of Cuba Should
America refuse Intervention. & Is further
alleged. the powers mentioned would send
a fleet 20 put Cuba under international
rule, AZ was done n the island Of Crete
untfi The withdrawn! of the Spanish forces
and the constitution OF a government 1t
is farther said that these powers would
Justify Intervention on the ground that the
war threatened the general peace of Eu-
rope.
The Stars information Is not regarded
seriously here. The Pail Nal Gazette
says.
'Ail the talk Of assistance from Europe
Is moorshins. Neither France nor any
other power is likely 10 burn its fingers
with the Spanish chestnut. Senior Castillo.
the Spanish ambassador 10 France, most
probably has a good deal 70 do il Paris,
but i is Of financial nature"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-27

'>ir" Henry Parker risn7 30 Raise
Battieshsp Nt...> after the War.

Special Dispatch 10 the PoSt-Inteiigeng er
VANCOUVER. b. e, May 26.-Iienry
Parker. an inventor. who claims the tile
Of Sir" and says ne has with an ap>
paratus OF his own invention raj ed
wrecked vessels in various parts Of the
world has just returned from Washing
on, II. c. whore he went TO lay Def )re
The United States government a proposal
for raising the battlesh!p Maine in Ha-
vana harbor. and also 10 raise The suukea
Spanish men-ofwar in the Philippines.
Mr.. Parker left here for Washington
several weeks ago and took with him
models OF his invention. which ne says ne
has successfully demonstrated 70 the wa
department He had previously rendered
his services for raising the Maine. and L
was on the advice or the American consul
here. Col. Dudley. that he went East q
make personal apTl,~at!on.
He found the Wash ngtou officials ups;
with war news, hat he states that he 8
practically certain as soon as the war
Is over. T. STAR Tor cuba % work on tn
Maine II successful In this he viii then
proceed t. ;he Philippines.
lie WI rot d.vulze rs net hods bat i
Is said h is heavily backed in the enter
pris-- Ia capitalists
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ANOTHER .HiSts At HAND.
Spanish Ministry splits Up Over q
Question OF Im.,osiug Taxes

MADRID, Nav 2e. N1on.-The outcome
of yesterdays financial debate Is that both
Senior Puigcerver. minister Of finance. and
the Marquis de Nilaverde the Conserva-
tive leader. have agreed 70 oppose the
impost on the national debt. The marquis
declares the Conservatives Will oppose the
measure even to the length OF obstruction.
and Senior Pugcerver declared that the
measure Will not become law while he
is minister.
\ crisis viii be precipitated by the Car
lists. Republicans and Romeroists, who In
tend 10 introduce a resolution in favor Of
the impost. This will divide the majority
o. the chamber of deputies. inasmuch al
Senior Canazo. the Liberal leader and min
lister Of public instruction. has given no
tice that he vii resign from the ministry
Il The impost IS not adopted.
The alternative of S. u9r Gamazo's nosf-
ton is the resignation OF Senior Puigcer-
yer. whose following Is less than that q.
Senior Gamazo. In regard 10 the chances
Of the risis the Liberal remarks:
The sore7eigntr, perhaps the tndepen-
dence, Of the nation is hanging in the bal
Abroad and there IS Z famine at home.
solution Of the problem cannot be fore
seen, Industry, commerce and agriculture
are dead The flower OF Spanish youth ia
giving its ljfe blood to carry on the war
and weakened mothers are nursing a new
generation amidst this accumulation Of
WIS idtt tpNSfn demands our silent IN
activity while the partisans squahble over
petty questions. depriving the nation o.
strong. united government. capable Of fac
ing the present struggles
THE country may wait while tho gov
eminent arT9ngss It's differences with par-
~ politics: hut Dewey. Sampson McKin-
ley and Salisbury are not likely 20 wait
The minister Of marine Capt Aunon
vas asked yesterday II t were true that
Americans were hlockading Santiago de
Cuba. and the replied:
~ is 70 he presumed that Americans
VIII try 10 hinder our ships from leaving
Santiago de cuba. but | am not certain
what er tho Americans arrived I'm time 10
10 so The lafe<t DISPATCHES from Al
mtral Cervers. or Tuesday. announced that
Al his vesses were loading coal"
The genera! impression here % that Ad-
miral CerVera fas left Santiago.
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.xisted It was held up however. in New
York. and after two weeks had EXPIRED
WAS again in President Loves hands with
the seal unbroken. and stamped across II
with a government stamp NOTICE ma
~ ,oau Is ,,ermitted to 60 10 Spain. Ex-
(,overnor Hoyt. Of Wyoming, then took
,ha communication to Washington ana Ia d
il before the pos,office department IN the
hone that Il might be permitted to so ana
al the same time to assure the government
of it's contents. II was not allowed 70 go
through the mails. however, but II was
suggested to Ex-Governor toyt that u
might be sent to one OF tAe Eu.oIe'I
hranrbes of the union AS result II was
cont IN Rerne. Switzerland. for transms-
sion to Spain and IS now en- route.
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MADRID MAY - D. min the
chamber OF deputies Seuor Casseu de-
nouuced ,he alleged acts 81 She American
warships as being contrary - interra-
tioaa, LAW lie also asked TIA, penslon
be granted 30 he family ot fae captain
81 Jae Rama Christina, Who persisted At
tavite- The Minister % marine. Cape
Auuon. accepted g1+ proposition.
II the senate. Count A.n1@ras intro
dutef TIE question Cf prIyatevrtnE. urglar
the government; % adopt priv8}eetiug TN
view q the American proceedings "
The minister for foreign affairs. Duke
AIamodcvsr De Rlo. said the matter was
inorpor,unc ara cou'd not - debated
Count Almenas Insisted hut tie president
Of the senate refused 10 allow The dis
cussion TO continue.
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LOOKING. FOR PEACE.
spain Anxious to Find n Way tn Quit
Quick Possible.

LONDON. May 27.-The Madrid corre-
spondent of tht 7 mes SAYS the dominant
Pablo opinion here is desire 10 ind some
way % a honorable peace. A. spain has
9oteiyg e. gain ~ an indefinite proonga-
lion az hos;i,itiss.
a .deA ina France RiJ intervene. how
ever. j. row abandoned and hopes are fixed
upon t7e poS-i bI.sy mat the Duke Al
mondlvar 3e RIO. me rev minister Of f,v-
eign affairs. VII md some fitting occa-
son on which ~ sake the tu.1 alive.
Tho Madrid correspondent: of the Daily
Nal s1yS, The political outlook Is
brighter ard the mir.sterialists believe that
= cabinet crisis can be aTsr;ed. Capt
A0ao0. II 1,ste- e marine declared ia tas
cor.eS today that when an opportunity
presented :se.G. the cabine, wogld not fail
% 40 5 best "a bring about an honorable
peace.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-27
KAIuLANTS GUARDIAN DEAD.
Hon. Theodore Davies. of Honolulu,
Dies Suddenly I'm England.

VANCOUVER. II. c.. May CA private
cablegram received here from England by
the agents OF the firm OF Theodore Davis
N Co, of Honolulu and Liverpool. au-
nounces the sudden death AT Tunhridge
Wells. of Hon. Theodore Davies. who was
guardian of the Princess Kaiulani. OF
Hawaii Mr.. Davies passed through Van
couver on April en- route to England in
the best of health.
Ardent Royalist as he naturally was.
just before leaving Honolulu. he issued an
address 10 the people advising them to keep
their independence and their Hawaiian
flag. His dream of restoration having
failed. he was in favor OF a Hawaiian re-
public rather than annexation.
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FREIGHT RATES PJT Up.
War Material and NlOndike supplies
Paw Much Higher.

MILWAUKEE, May 26.-Transcontinen-
tai rates on army and naval stores and am
uuuition were materially advanced by the
transcontinental freight bureau, whlca
has just completed its annual session
here The tariff sheets are not yet out.
hu, ~ is learned that the rates on cart
ridges and shells have been advanced
from 81 per hundred for car load lots and
less than car Dad lots 10 $50 for car ioai
lots and s225 for less than car load lots
Betting, forging. boiler plates, horseshoes,
tubing and brass trimmings have been
advanced from to 80 cents per hundfei
pounds.
kiordika traffic was also considered
Tates on axes. hammers, hatchets and ma
chlnerv go zap from 81 for less than car
load lots 20 si15 and from 50 cents for car
load lots 10 81. %.
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Deserfar From the Navy.

Special Dispatch TO the ostIn.e.iigencer.
TACOMA. May 2e.-E. L. Nazlett who IN
under arrest here for deSertion from the
navy. Will be turned over to the captain
OF the Monadnock. He was formerly on
the steamer Alert. and left the vessel TO
go into the Northwest mining districts
The chief OF police wired the Mare island
navy yard officials and this morning re-
cefved a reply ordering that Hazlett be
turned over 20 the commander OF the
Monadnock. The latter has also been al
ylsed by wire and il is expected viii send
for the deserter. In the meantime. Haz-
lett remains confined AT the city Jail
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P7iIT.ADFI-PtEI Nav .s-lt ms d.
sopea afrs today c1a: ;he universe. peace
ulll9n through IS y s.asat. Aifre1 =,
i.oNf. ~ -als c.-y. U-eTaTsz1 arf mattel %
tHe queen regent ~ Spain ana Premier
Sts So ar appeal asking f12t government
To ackE edge he independence o. Cuba
In the Interests - peace. The appeal was
>e1t f~S. on Apr - four days before
- country declared ;aas s:sss q ~.
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MADRID, May 2s.-~ii@ut S0pral. for
merry Gava. attach~ Of The Spanish lega-
'icn az Washington. is IN this city. and
therefore tho statement made that 80 8
identical with kemigro Sapatsri Jiuiniz
the suspected spy arrested On board the
prize steamer Panama. is Incorrect.
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CHICAGO. May p -AHouf OF the
,,o,,rgar members OF me Xlon Association
az Chicago. who have formed A military
orea nfzat.an known ~ h si,t.'is 1t Z.GT'.
have decided TO Join body the
Illinois volunteer regiment undrr ct =.
NcGrath. where they VII hc'21f;er be
known as C0mpon MES / and n Nj the
members are strong end enthusiastic
Young Jews
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nnd Yorktown.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 2s-orders
save hecu received 10 place the Pn-lade.-
pnia a.d Yorktown in commission az soon
a. possible, >tiso 20 transfer the boys srsm
The training snip M9hican aad ul up tnat
vessc. MIA esGmen and ordinary stalnea
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RALEIGH, y. c. May os.-The Second
regiment, North Carolina volunteers. has
been completed. II numbers $50 officers
and men, and Col w. III. Spurwin will
command. The adju'ant general says that
under the presidents cali for more volun-
teers he proposes to have one twe.ve-con,-
pany white regiment and one ten-cornpany
colored regiment.
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Forty Yachts to- lie I'urehn.ed

NEW YORK, May 9s.-The naval ~ri.,se-
hoard Ha@ sent 70 Washing,0r a LIST ~
forty Taeots which Il reccmne nds FIR pBr-
chase. Among he vessels named arr
George Gouids Atlanta ard John .fseoi,
Ast1rs %oGYmahsL Each ls rated for
purchase al Sige.t=9
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ARMY surgron. RrceIxe ora.r.

Special Dispatch to the Post fnteiigencer.
WASHINGTON. May 2s.-Capt. John r.
Phillips. OF Fort WalIa Waila, and Capt.
Thomas L. Raymond. OF Fort Candy. as
sistant surgeons. have been ordered 10 San
Francisco. Capt. Raymond will go To the
Philippines
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Government Golfers Renamed

WASHINGTON. May 26-The secretary
Of the navy mas given the name Rru.us 10
the steamer Peter Jeb=en. recen'iv pnr-
chased al San Francisco for The pu, T,os,,
Of conveying ard cosling the Monterey on
her voyage to Manila. The collier Rhet a
recently purchased for naval purp53as as
been renamed Cassius
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IStof'. Halter, Accepted.

NEW YORK. Nay 2s-Tne battery A.
frred 50 tae government BY joan Jae5s3
Aston mas accepted today. Lieut.. Mae.
x ;he Fifth nited States artillery. eas
besn aetesl - 20 command tae battery
u3.eh vi. h~ made up Of SIX Hgtefk -
rar.a-Hxe Esf3s.
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To Nnl. Military Equipments.

INDIANAPOLIS. .fay 2s--The arsenal
IN this city has been turned into a manu-
featuring establishment ard a LARGE force
of men " 4 BE- put SD WORK Immediately
- turn cut equ.rIaent tor cavalry, IN
f4ntry aG8 artillery.
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CLEVELAND. May e6 The revenue ou'-
ter Aisonquin built at the Globe shIpyaTd
here was given trial this afternoon. TIE
engines developed a speed 81 "a knots an
hour ami that can be increased 20 n The
sIgonauir viii bc sent 20 the Atlantic s=a-
hard within few days. She viii he
armed with four finch rifles. six e-poGnd-
ers and ak machine guns
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SAN Franeisco's sick Transf~rred.

BOSTON. May s6-The cruiser San
Francisco came Into port late today from
patrol duty OFF Cape Cod with Assistant
Engineer and twe.ve seamen In the sick
bay. The men We're transferred to the
hospital at Chelsea
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SPRiNC1FTF ED. II. Nav = -Tee Fourth
Illinois infantry started from Springfield
fo- Tampa today. The Seventh Illinois
regiment OF infantry mas been ordered 10
Camp Age virginia.
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DENVER. May 2G.-The two troops Of
colorado savairy now az Camp Adams
have been ordered to join Col Torfey's
regiment at Cheyenne. and Will leave for
that place at noon Monday Their lorsea
have already been sent TO Cheyenne,
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FURTHER INTERVENTION TALK.
London Paper Says That Combina-
ton Ii Being Formed

LONDON. May 26-The Star claims 10
have informal ION that the French minis
ter for foreign affairs. NJ. Hanotatix IS
making great efforts 20 stop the Spanish
American war. II says that Russia, Aus
tTia and France are endeavoring to In
duce Germany and Italy to join in a repre-
senta'ion 10 President Mckinley. dec.ar-
ing that the powers uill induce Spain to
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Gen. merritt, Reaches san rranciseo

SAN FRANCISCO Nav 9f.~Mai Gen.
Merritt. recently appointed governor gem
eral Of the Philippines. arrived here this
evening. All future movements Of the Ma
riia expeditions Will be subject 70 MS or
ders. he viii act on direct instructions
from Washington.
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President Wtit ac>scw Troops.

WASHINGTON. Ny @f.-Tsrenara ions
are ts-tre made "a camp AlseF FOR q re-
View - ghe Se,oai II ~ corps ty f,rpsf-
dent Mckinley, Secretary Alges ana ether
OFF, ais EeNt Saturday.
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volunteers have been mustered into the
service OF the United States, and Col. q.
NJ. Govan has notified the secretary Of
war that the regiment Is in readiness for
duty.
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Naval Reserve. 60 10 New York.

CHARLESTON. s. c., May z6-E.gh.y-
I'VE members of the Charleston naval re-
serve left here today for New York. They
have been ordered there to man the Celtic
King with the naval reserves from New
York.
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MONTREAL. Iay -6-rhs scar sotay
Lcroouce- tb4- l..e-s. C4-alz4. .h- azsal
et.ac-e u a.. feraser szt KEatt5a a
Wzsnlngtoa ssas Tzni .efL fo9 karei.e, AT
- sg4il here.
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Special Dispatch TO the Post-Inse:Iigeneer
WASHINGTON. May 26-J J. Browne.
OF Spokane. is In the city on business WITH
The comptroller OF the currency reIatiut't IA
the liquidation OF a Spokane bank.
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rMBoI4DT calls north tonight at 9
o'clock sharp.
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FT-MBof DT sails north tonight 1t 6
6 e.o.k shan. -.
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Ni.si~-ippi Volunteer. Ready.

JAE HSBN. N'FN-. Way q Tine osflc~rs
slsd Esc s2USSs.ls ias Eys. AiSas,Sui
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= MRoLDT s@..s nsgta teatgat q 9
. s!esk sham
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-13
PORTO RiCANS STARVING.
Great Destitution Among the Natives
All over the Islands.

PROVINCETOWN. MASS. July 12-
Captain McKenna Of the British brig
Ethel, who arrived here to-day from
Arecibo. Porto Rico. for orders. brings a
story of great restitution at San Juan
ana other places.
Captain McKenna left Arecibo June o.
At that time reports from all parts Oh
Porto Rico indicated a condition among
the natives nearly bordering on starvo-
ton. At Arecibo flour was selling at $9
"a barrel. salt fsh. 80 cents per pound.
and other provisions at a price so high
that none but the wealthy could get
them. Captain McKenna said that while
he was at Arecibo he fed, on an average
fifty persons per day.
81 always carry three months rations,
he said, but ! have hardly enough now
20 last me TO the next port"
Several American and British ncwspa-
pers reached Captain McKenna while he
lay at Arecibo. and he says that the ma
tives actually fought TO get possession Of
them, so eager were they 10 learn of the
progress OF the war. All classes are
praying for a speedy settlement of hos
tiliues and the majority express SYM
PATTY with the United States, whose ef-
forts they believe will result i'm bringing
them relief from the irksome rule Of
Spain.