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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-08-14

AUCTION SALE-ONE COLUMBIA
thresher, one six-horse engine and boiler.
5000 feet 4-inch pipe. 200 feet 21-inch pipe,
one weed cutter, two reapers and binders,
one oat cleaner three portable FORCES, ons
pair Howe scales, five hand carts sixty
squares felt roofing, four miles Page wov-
en- wire fencing, 400 feet o. G. leather,
one stump puller one pea and bean hull
er, one corn mill (belt power), lot PLAN
tatlon tools To be sold without reserve
Aug. Is at Savannah Sale and Boarding
Stables.
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ROOMS WANTED.

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BOARD AND TWO FURNISHED
rooms, for gentleman and his mother;
central location preferred. D. T. M. care
News office.
WANTED, OCT. /, BY MARRIED
couple with one child, fiat of rooms %
north of Jones street; reply stating terms
and full particulars as to accommodation
r. +. A. Morning News.
DOCTORS OFFICE-TWO CONNECT
ing rooms. well' lighted; basement pre-
ferred, suitable for physician office. Doc
tor, care News office.
WANTED, THREE ROOMS, SUITA-
BILE for light housekeeping; state price
and particulars Address X.
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WORK ON THE DE SOTO.

IT. temperature; "V, velocity OF wind.
II. B. Boyer. Observer.
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EIGHT LOTS ON NINTH STREET;
beautiful location for building. LaRoche.
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COMFORTABLE DWELLINGS. ON
Second street Ave hundred cash and bal
ance on time LaRoche.
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ELEGANT ORCHARD AND VINE
yard on MiIledgeville road, near the city
limits. La1toche.
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FOR SALE, THE ONLY PERFECT
folding hot air and vapor bath cabinet.
Price, 500 Bondurant & Boyd, 291z II
Hunter street, Atlanta, Ga.
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S1.50 TO RENOVATE MATTRESS
and return same day; August only. Fox $,
Huh and Whitaker.
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ron Observation-Disclosures.

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No. rs Liberty street, west; formerly occu-
pied by DR.. Corbin. j. Il. Fulton g. Son.
FOR RENT. OFFICES IN BUILDING
corner Bun and State streets, over Wheel
ers drug store. Apply Leopold Adler.
FARM FOR RENT, PART OF HAMP-
stead plantation, about three miles out on
the White Bluff road. Apply lib Brough-
ton street, west.
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FINE PASTURE, SEVEN HUNDRED
acres. not FAR from the city; ten dollars
per acre. LaRoche.
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For sALE-REAL Estate.

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Fulton & Son.
LOT. AND IMPROVEMENTS. AT
Thunderbolt, fronting the river. LaRoche-
MAGNIFICENT HOUSE ON VALID
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per acre. LaRoche.
COMFORTABLE DWELLINGS, ON
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ance on time. LaROche.
EIGHT LOTS ON NINTH STREET;
beautiful location for building. LaRoche.
ELEGANT ORCHARD AND VINE
yard on Mlledgeville road. near the city
limits. LadIoche.
FOR SALE, EIGHTY-FIVE ACRES
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cleared with fine well of water and fruit
trees cheap. LaRoche.
WALNUT SET FURNITURE. VERY
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News,
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MAGNIFICENT HOUSE ON VALID
burg street, with large lot. LaRoche.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-02
FRIENDLY TO SPAIN.
\ calmsr Feeling Ia Political and Finan-
eiat circles,

A Caimsr Feeling Ia Political and Finan-
clai circles.
New York. March aO,-A dispatch
from Madrid says The pope again
has made Official demonstrations very
friendly TO Spain and indicating a do
sire for her success IN Cuba.
There ls a calmer feeling Ia both po-
lltlcal and financial quarters
This Is due TO the announcement that
relations with the United States are less
strained the American congress having
consented 10 defer discussion OF tho
Maine report and the larger Cuban
questions In order that those matters
may be further considered diplomatl-
cally 10 see II II is not possible 70
reach an understanding.
The Spanish naval officer bearing the
text and translation of the report Of
the Spanish commission OF inquiry into
the loss OF the Maine can not reach
Washington before Thursday. There
fore. Foreign Minister uullon has ca
bled extensive extracts OF the report TO
Minister Bernabe 20 Washington, with
instructions 10 lay them before the
president. and 10 give them the widest
circulation In the United States
United States Minister woodford haa
placed a translation of the United
States naval courts reply In the hands
OF Minister Gullon. In doing 80 Gen.
Woodford lnilmates that Rresldent Nc
Kinley had determined 10 place the
whole Cuban question. with ali the ls-
sues In the hands OF the American con
gress. submitting all the correspond
ence and the consular reports upon the
extraordinary situation In Cuba.
Minister woodiord had a Ions talk
with Senor nullon and then agreed %
call on him for an interview at which
Premier sagasta and Colonial Minister
MoFot would be- present
The more tranquil feeling ls attrib-
utod By the ministerial organs correo
and Correspondence 10 pressure ami.
cably brought 20 bear on the American
government by the European powers
headed By Austria
The Eddy current., 1898-04-02
NO. 2i.
n.na with cr.n,int.r.,,.

New York. March 3O.--A dispatch
from London says; The abstract OF the
report Of the Maine court OF inquiry
has been read with keen interest by
naval experts but they refrain from OK.
pressing professional opinion whGn
they have not seen the full text. and
The evidence Of the complete exonera-
tlon OF the officers In charge Of the
ship convlnces them that an Internal
accident IL excluded from the case but
they are surprised that the eveldence
OF the divers concerning the condition
Of the wreck was not more dchnte.
The opinion Of the court that the de.
slructlon OF the ship was caused by
the explosion OF a mine on the port
side. which set on the magazines. Ia
strange. The naval experts have wished
10 believe that the explosion was due
to internal and not external reasons
and frankly say Il is mysterious.
They do not consider the Vienna
theory published here yesterday as
credible, This attributes the explosion
TO drlft mine, which had been for
gotten. going on accidentally under the
bow from spontaneous ignition oi
chemicals. They consider II Ia more
natural TO suppose that the mine which
was anoat was controlled by an electric
wire from the shore. English naval
experts discuss all these questions with
caution and reserve. although they ars
intensely interested In them.
The publication Of this report had III
tie effect. strangely enough. upon the
general markets or upon the Americas
list The market was buoyans yester-
day. as though peace we're assured The
general purport OF the findings OF the
board had been we'll understood In ad-
vance
The situation In the far east ls con
sldered gloomy and unsatisfactory. and
there is discomfort over the results OF
Lord sallsburys diplomacy The be-
lated movement OF the British feet In
Chinese waters has caused as much un-
easlness In financial circles as salts
faction among other classes and thia
apprehension would have affected all
classes OF securities II American stocks
had not been remarkably buoyant and
carried everything up with them Sew.
erai leaders conspicuous for fairness
and cordIality toward America. appear
In the papers
The general feeling may be summed
up In the laconlc response Of member
OF parliament, when he was asked how
English sympathy would stand In case
OF war with Spain and the United
States: with America. every man
Jack OF u.s."
The Eddy current., 1898-04-02
Mhat snanl.h ran.r. "a, .

New York, March 3O.--A dispatch
from Havana says: Elections seem TO
have passed on without incident, and
about as expected OF the thirty dep
uties 10 be elected 70 the Spanish
cortes. twenty had been allotted to the
autonomists and ten to the union con-
stltutlonallsts In three cases the plans
we're upset. resulting In net gain OF
one autonomist. giving them a total OF
twonty-one deputies. In the contests
only one was OF interest, even TO Amer
leans In Havana That was In the dis
trict which returned Senor Ramon
MendeE Alanise, a union constitution
alist. Senior Mendez Is the censor In
Havana. and consequently often comes
In for more than his share OF harsh
words. particularly from newspaper
correspondents. whose dispatches are
passed upon by him.
La Lucha says America has long
sought an excuse 70 interfere In Cuba,
alleging that American interests sufier
on account OF the insurreetlon. For a
time the Maine incident was kept up
permoat, but now that the colrt OF In
quiry has served the purpose for which
Il was convened. and saved Capt siga-
bees reputation. and President Mckin'
lays popularity, a return Is made "a
the original demand that he Cuban wal
must cease The bull IL IN the ring
We may know what 10 expect II the
Americans want Cuba. let them win II
by means OF their guns, but the old
saying goes that he who wants celes
tlal blue must pay for IT, There Is al
ways an advantage In going into
quarrel with the wealthy. We have
little 10 lose. and as our nails are long
We may not come out Of the confle
empty-handed.
Seven hundred troops, just arrives
from Spain have just left Havana 70
Jucaro. where an active campaign ig Il
progress
The Eddy current., 1898-04-02
FoR PEACE piMMEp.
fhs Publication of the Administration's
Cuban Pian was al Alarm.

Ths Publication Of the Administration's
csban Plan was an Alarm.
New York, March sO.-The following
private dispatch from Washington on
the Cuban situation was received yes
terday morning from a well informed
source.
THE presidents plan. as outlined. IL
correct II has aroused intense feeling
In congress. and while II Ia easier TO
prevent than obtain legislation. we be-
lieye the sentiment in congress will be
expressed In some other form. II not
for active Intervention. The situation
remains a. serious as heretofore. and
Ia likely 10 continue so until some
definite idea can be formed as to con-
gressional action Aud the feeling
now shown looks as II the conserya-
tiyes In congress will be unable to CON
troll the situation II In quite likely
that the extreme statements on the side
of peace. current Monday. were ex-
aggeratcd II IL perhaps too much TO
say that an armistlce has been ar
ranged. There IL congress and the Gu
bans themselves TO be reckoned with.
even " President Mckinley and Pre-
mier sagasta have agreed. hut Il
looks very much as though the drift
toward war had been checked. II IL
quite possible that there has been some
understanding between the two gov
s.rr...rt. nuu.ttv.atu.wt - ,vhlnh a. "a
be held back until after matters quiet
de Wn. II Is certain that conservative
men Ia both countries will welcome
any steps which will relieve the Cuban
dificulty and yet maintain peace II
Is reasonably certain that spain can
not hope 70 light the United states sue
cessfully. An armlstice would un-
doubtedly have to be arranged with a
clear understanding OF the position
that the Cubans would occupy at its
close Otherwise It would be lmpossl-
BILE TO gain their consent Progress
may have been made In this matter.
Some very prominent Cuban leaders
are In the city. and have given signlh-
cant hints In the last few days An
armistlce which contained an agree
ment that Spain should evacuate Cuba
before its close. giving the Cubans self
government. would crafty all inter-
ests."
Increased activity. u that Is possible,
IL In evidence at the Brooklyn navy
ard. when the gates opened yesterday
morning a crowd OF $50 were waitins
to enter. A detail Of hfty men reached
the yard yesterday morning from the
Essex at Newport Several tugs were
dispatched early with supplies, bound
south An order was received author
izlng the enlistment OF short term men.
The Texas did not go In the dry dock
yesterday. and Il Is not known when
she will A diver examined her sides.
but his report has not been made public.
Detachments Of the Massachusetts,.
New York and Pennsylvania naya'
brigades have been ordered out TO form
part Of the crews for the monitors se-
lected for the defense OF New York,
Boston aud Philadelphia.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-02
Pres. Comments.

London. March 29-The 81. James
Gazette, commenting on the report OF
the United States naval court OF in
qniry into the loss OF the battleship
Maine. says: There can be no doubt
Spain owes reparation 10 the American
government. TO say nothing OF the most
humble apologies and the most extreme
considerations for the feelings OF the
nation which has lost fine cruiser ly-
ing In peace In presumably friendly
harbor The outlook Is as threatening
as II could be, Spain Is in the wrong.
and Il IL for Spain 10 walk warlly."
The Westminster Gazette says The
resources OF diplomacy ought not yet
to be exhausted. We trust President
Mckinley will maintain his unexeep-
tional attitude. and not allow himself
to be iingoed into war"
The Globe thinks the report gives
Spain ground for maintaining that Il
shows bias adding; THE evidence
that mine caused the explosion Is
mtager. unconyinoing. and not borne
out by previous experiences OF the Of
feota caused by mines exploded" In
conclusion tho Globe says; which
ever way We look at the matter, II Is
hard 10 agree with the verdict Of the
court Of inquiry"
The Eddy current., 1898-04-02
EDDY NEW MEXICO, SATURDAY, APRI.2 1898.

principally obtained from divers, did
not enable the court to form any
definite conclusion as TO the condition
Of the wreck. although Il was estab-
lished the after part Of the ship was
practically intact, and sank In that
condition a very few minutes after the
destruction OF the forward part. The
following facts in regard to the for
ward part OF the ship are. however. es-
tabished by the testimony;
A portion Of the port side OF the pro-
tectiye deck, which extends from about
frame 30 20 about frame a.. was blown
up AFT and over to port The main
deck from about frame 30 10 about
frame ~ was blown up at and slightly
over TO starboard. folding the farward
part Of the middle superstructure over
and the top Of the after part This
was In the opinion OF the court. caused
by the partial explosion OF two or more
Of the forward magazines OF the Maine.
AZ frame ~, the outer shell Of the
ship from a point iiih feet from the
middle line OF the ship. and six feet
above the keel. when In It's normal po-
aition has been forced up so as TO bo
now about 4 feet above the surface OF
the water. therefore about "a feet above
where Il would be had the ship sunk
unnjured. The outside plating ls bent
into reversed ~" ahape. after wing
OF which Is about 10 feet broad and 80
feet Ia length from frame II to frame
2h) Is doubled back upon itself against
the continuation OF the same plating
extending forward.
3. Al frame rs the vertical keel Ia
broken In two, and the fiat keel bent
into an angle similar to the angle
formed by the outside bottom plating
This break is now about six feet below
the surface OF the water. and about
80 feet above lts normal position. In
the opinion OF the court this effect
could have been produced only by the
explosion OF mine situated under the
bottom OF the ship at about frame 49,.
and somewhat to the port side II the
ship.
8. The court finds that the loss OF
the Maine. on occasion named. was not
In any respect due 10 fault or negli-
gence on part Of any officers Of mem
bers OF the crew OF said vessel
T. In the opinion OF the court the
Maine was destroyed by the explosion
OF submarine mine which caused the
partial explosion OF two or more OF her
forward magazines.
8. The court has been unable to OBJ
tain evidence fixing the responsibility
for the destruction OF the Maine upon
any person or persons.
The report was signed by the board
OF the court OF inquiry which was com
posed OF Capt. w. r Sampson, presl'
dent; Lieut. a, Mark. Judge advo'
cate; Capt. Chadwick and Lieut. Pot
ter. and approved by Rear Admiral
sicard. commander-in-chlef OF the
North Atlantic squadron.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-02
Na,al IlsaruIls LIZ.

New York. March 29.-Among the
passengers on the Cromwell line
steamer Louisiana. which arrived yes
terday morning from New Orleans. was
Lieut.. Commander Hawiey OF the
United states navy sud iifty-three re.
cruits who were enlisted In one week
at the New Orleans recruiting station.
Five hundred men," said one OF the
recruits. could have been secured II
the medical examination had been less
strict. Many who were rejected az
New Orleans went 10 Galveston 20 Try
their chance there Fully 5000 persons
assembled at the pier when We sailed
away. aud sans patriotic songs and
cheered" 4
The Eddy current., 1898-04-02

Frank Klopiensteln. a Gallon. Ohio.
barkeep. was handling bottle Of sels-
aer the other day uhen Il exploded.
Hls wrist was % badly cut that only
prompt attention saved him from
bleeding 10 death.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-02

Two bodies have been taken from
the ruins Of the Ayer building AZ
Chicago. m. which wa, destroyed by
fre recently.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-02

Admiral Won Tripitzl secretary Of the
imperial navy a Berlin. has been ap-
pointed a Prussian minister Of state
The Eddy current., 1898-04-02

A. c. Kennedy was killed near
Guthrie. Ok, reoentiy.
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DROPOsALs-sale of T. s. Torpedo Ram

.larrn-s.aied proposals VIII BE- received az ne
N,sv, department until noon on the % or FfbiIa,
los ~ which time and place they VIII De o. ie. i'i
,se ot,-cha-e o. the T. r. torpedo ram Alarm i-f ~
- v.lu, $50 She Will be sid for cash 81. th'
49, - nerron. or the corporation or corporations
S~.rnK the highest price therefor Proposaa must lie
,h,iffs IN seaief envelope. ADDRESSED % ~ recFe
,a-y N the Nav. Washington. -. g.. ant @n1'rsel
.sTsro,als FOR purchase - The " : torpedo ram
Alarm ent each prcgos must .e .,lnpen.-d -
,afracfcr certified heck Tor NOT - fhan 10 per cent
- ne amount ~ an. lTer sppi tls NafF
Department forms q, bids and uonds tHg-ht th te
,.rus and conditions u tse his1 printed ilsf s4rA
general infpfrnl concerning The F-ssc. VII 10 fl
nshed The vessel he examined A. any line before
sal. hy applying the niant - the navy Jsrd
New York. where she now le- she must be rem1y.d
rom Tie lmlt- ~ said navy yard within such reasonable
time a. h. nNed ty The Department. JOHN g..
LONG. secretary - ne Navy.
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THE BOND MARKET


Sales Of Government bonds were $4,000 cou-
20 As of 1925 Pr 12Slo. Final quotations fol-
low.
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GAS COMPANIES
Reportei ~ c. l. Hudson & Co. No. 20 Wall-eD
BONDS
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OUTSIDE SECURITY PRICES.
STREET RAILROADS.
Cpe,o-tsd nv c T. Hudson Co. No 80 Wall-s')
NTw-YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.
BONDS.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
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ooasois - the account 1924 Atchou 1874. Canadian.
S9't Paul oT's Illinois Central. foSis. Louisville,
6ls. Mexican Central new A.. s9iz. Nev-Yara Central
i2li. Ere. 1874 Pennsylvania 81 Reading II Erie rst
preferred. Az Mexican ordinary. "a Grand Trunk 50.
Money 2g1.t. ier cent. Rate - discount g. ne open
market for short tis q. per cent three months bis
"a per India Council BIS allotted today AZ
Paris Fet. is. ? m--Three pr cent rentss lo7
franc 67is c.at1cs for the account EXCHANGE Ion
don Is francs 80 centmes for chicks.
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THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD CONTAIN
' Sow Y3-c February H. 1898.
To TIE STOO kHolDhlS- -,
NOTICE Is hereby given 10 me stochhoII'fs
y nj, ht r,o,onsnv ,bat a quarterly dividend o., TWO
DOLLARS per share has This fay been declared on te
capital stock payable 10 VI ndtl feI.laIl 80
khoii.rs - record saturday February 10 lssS
a. 10 o'clock NJ. .,, - -,., -
me transfer books % the company vii De closed on
Saturday February ie. St, a. r. or.ck ~ ani rrms,n
closed intl Tuesday March I. l-ss ~ 10 O'Clock A. NJ
4, rreuare fo- ta- payment ~ the dividend.
Iiv order " The Board ar Directors
ALFRED I.AZARTs Secretary.