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Evening journal., 1898-05-21
IMMEDIATE INVASION.
President Desires That Cuba
Be Invaded at Once.
CBRvBRHs ELUSIVE sQUADROI

DE CUBA AFTER COALING, FOR
HAVANA - HAMPTON ROADS
NOW SAFE FROM ATTACK BY
HOSTILE SHIPS.
Washington, May 21.-Plans for the
early invasion of Cuba by the troops
Of the United States have reached the
point making conferences between the
army and navy officials necessary.
General Miles, as the ranking officer
in command of the military forces,
held a long consultation with Secretary
Long and officers OF the Naval War
Board, who will issue orders for assist
ance to be given by the fleets.
The arrival of the Spanish feet at
Santiago de Cuba, which was officially
announced by the Navy Department
late yesterday afternoon, has not COM
plicated affairs In connection with the
movements OF the invading army. The
president announced several days ago
that he proposed to get an American
| force upon Cuban soil In the near fu-
! ture fleet or no feet"
Since that announcement was made,
strong pressure has been brought to
bear upon the executive to induce him
to reconsider the determination and
postpone operations in Cuba until the
Fall. Those who have advanced this
argument have supported II with the
claim that the ultimate subiugation OF
Cuba with the least possible loss OF life
can be best accomplished by delaying
the movements of the invading army
until after the rainy season.
Madrid, May 21.-It is reported that
, Admiral Cervera. with is fleet, has left
. Santiago de Cuba
, A telegram from Havana says that th,
insurgents have declared In favor oil
Spain, and are now making common
cause against the Americans.
< Norfolk, Va, May 2l.-Hamptoi
3 Roads Is now practically impossible
{ and this port and the valuable govern
d ment stores here are considered per
fectly safe from attack. Three new
eight-inch guns are being mounted, tn
bases and carriages having been deliy
, cred within the past few days.
c signal mast has been erected, an
y | system OF uBnl SlBnhlS DtJWte
e ships and fort established.
If A new observation house protecte
r by a heavy slope OF concrete and san,
has been built, and the rapid-dre bal
/. terry now in place will render the pass
age OF the channel by small boats ,
the enemy almost impossible
Kingston, Jamaica, May 21.-Tl
steamer Adula sailed early this morr
m ing for Cienfuegcs, to bring here an
o. Americans or other persons wishing
- leave that city who may be able TO 81
in cure passage There were more wan
ing to come at the time OF the Adula
IA last voyage than could be broug
at aboard and the vessel secured the go
ernments permission to make anoth
,s trip
Evening journal., 1898-05-21
FIRST MOUNT DRILL.
PENNSYLVANIA SOLDIERS WE'LL
PLEASED WITH THE CAMP SITE
AT MONTCHANIN.


The frst guard mount OF the First
Battalion OF the Second Regiment,
Pennsylvania Volunteers, now guard
ing the DUPONT powder works, was
held yesterday. The mount was wit
messed by the visitors to camp and
Major Grugan, Of Battery NJ, which
was first sent here to guard the works.
The soldier boys OF old Penn are
greatly pleased with the camp site and
say IL ls one Of the prettiest spots they
have ever seen. Colonel John Biddle
Porter, who is in command OF the
Pennsylvania soldiers, has located his
tent on the top OF the hin. overlooking
the entire camp. There are 100 tents,
and they are placed 30 as to form five
streets.
Quartermaster Rutter has asked the
government for uniforms and equip
ments for the men who are not yet
supplied. The Second Battalion OF
Colonel POrter's command has been
sent to guard the smokeless powder
works at Carney's Point.
Evening journal., 1898-05-21
FOUGHT OYER TROUSERS
WILLIAM F1RANTER DISMISSED ON
THE CHARGE OF HOLDING UP u.
5. MILTON.

Leon WlancinslSCski was alIuaigned i'm
Judge Balls court this mornlng by Pa
trolman Lyons. who dharged him with
drunkenness. THE prisoner said he
was a New Yorker. He was fined 81
and costs
Alexar.der Wartonbury. cClored, WAS
ar1aigned by SaHalh Laws, h's~cOmmon-
law wife, who charged him with an
assault. which grew out of ONE Clara
MARTIN amending pair Of trousers for
Wlaatonlbury Sarah becam Jealous and
threatened to make tlhirgs waIm In Oha
household. THE case was dismissed.
nhOmns Norton, c0lOred, arrWigned
FER assauD5gng James Cole, was fined s.
and COSTS
WuIHam Kramer, co,Cnd, Wh1 wits
alhnrgrcd yeltorddy by Il. s. Milton,
who charged him with higIhway rcb-
berry. was reaauaiguad and dismissed,
as the evidence did not conu5ct him
with lBhe ca.se
Evening journal., 1898-05-21
TWO uNRnIY COWS.

Two Qen trying to lead a couple OF
COWS up Tatnall street created consid-
erable fun for a crowd of onloOkers
to-day. The cows wished to go every
way but The right way, and the men
who had them in charge were handled
roughly by The obstinate boylnes.
Evening journal., 1898-05-21
EXPERrs AGAINsT uoNEY.

In. THE Lonay heallnlg yesterday af-
taroon Dra. Swithin Chandler, Dr. G.
IA Stdlnlcken and Superintendent
FTancker swcre that, in THEIR op,n,cn,
Loney's mind was Impaired. The hear
ing will be resumed ON Monday.
Evening journal., 1898-05-21
CAPTAIN BOYD MISREPRESEE1ED
THE MAYOR or NEW CASTLE HAS
ORGANIZED TWO COMPANIES
OF SOLDIERS.

Captain Boyd, mayor OF New Castle.
is a man of determination and perse-
verance. An afternoon paper of thiscity
said after repeated attempts be at last
succeeded in organizing a company for
the Delaware Regiment. An officer OF
the regiment this morning said he was
sorry to see Captain Boyd misrepre-
sented like that, for he had really Or
ganized two companies and one OF
them had been taken from MIN and
used to al vacancies In other compan-
ies OF the regiment.
Captain Boyd" said the staff offi-
Ger, has as fine. If not the finest com
pany in the whole Delaware Regiment
and furthermore. the credit OF the or
ganization OF this company is who'll.
due "a. zeal determination and patriot
ism OF Mayor Boyd. and the expense
whether IL was 25 cents or s. per man
to get them, was paid by Captain Boyd
i and no one else"
Evening journal., 1898-05-21
THEIR CHAIRMEN NAMED.

The chairmen Of the standing COM
mittees OF the New-Century Club for
the ensuing year are: Education, Mrs.
Alfred ID. Warner; Philanthropy,
Miss Mary II. Askew Mather; lectures,
Mrs. r. L. Gilpin; Club Glasses, Mrs,
William II. Hill; Library, Miss S. Cor
nelia Bowman Civic Affairs, Mrs,
Walter d. Bush; Music, Mrs. Lewis G.
Vandegrift; Hospitality, Mrs. Henry ],
Stubbs. The club work has been post
poned until the Autumn.
Evening journal., 1898-05-21
LOST AND FonND.

A small child OF Frank Dure was
found this morning by one OF the park
guards Of the Brandywine, wandering
along the race. The Child was brought
to the police station and returned
home
Evening journal., 1898-05-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MANAGER AND CASHIER, with $500,
wanted to take charge OF cafe, buffet,
shuffle-boaTd, pool and billiard room, OF
frst-class Atlantic City Hotel. Address
CASHIER, Evening Journal office.
HAVE several bargains in houses and
lots TO offer. LAMBERT ]. FOULk,
9l9 Market street.
Evening journal., 1898-05-21
n w LYNCH & CO.. GROCBRs.

Screen doors and window screens,
Measure the width of doors and win
dows and we can fit you. Doors hung
for soc Northwest corner Madison
and Fourth streets.
Evening journal., 1898-05-21
SONG sERvIcE rOR MEN.

An Old-fashioned song service will
characterize THE mems meeting at the
Y. NJ. c. A. tO-morrow afternoon. CenA
tral Presbyterian Ohurch choir VIII as
sist i'm THE singing
Evening journal., 1898-05-21
HNARNE ANn HIs WORK.

Horace G. Knowles is entertaining
William T. Hearne, Of Independence,
Mo, who is looking up the genealogy Of
thle Heame family. A long sketch OF
his work WAS published in THE Evening
Journhl several months ago
Evening journal., 1898-05-21
NOTICES.

MRS. WILDER, Card Reader, 52l East
Sixth street, near Pine. Price, % cents.
ALL TICKETS of the Wilmington
Photo Company, 407iz Market street, are
good until used. J. RUSIlWOhTEl.
NOTICE.-An election Is hereby called
to be held on Saturday, May 2S, 1898, be-
tween the hours OF p. m. and D. m. for
the purpose OF selecting the members or
the County Eecutive Committee in the
hundreds outside the city OF Wilmington.
and in said city delegates to elect the
wilmington members OF said committee
under the rules governing the Democratic
party The inspectors and judges 10 hold
the said election will be announced a.
soon as selected by the present commit
tee, under the rules as amended by the re-
cent convention held to amend said rules.
WILLARD SALISBURY,
Chairman Democratic County Executive
Committee OF New Castle County.
Attest: i. r. Cochran, Secretary.
Democratic papers Of New Castle county
please copy.
MONEY to loan on mortgages in sums
to suit. LAMBERT ]. FOULk,
gi9 Market street.
rsAJfIgss CJiiicnester's FSnclish Penny.
royal Pills Diamond Brandt are the best
safe, reliable. Take no other. Send 4c
stamps for particulars. "Relief FOL
ladies'" IN letter by return mail. AZ
druggists. Chichester Chemical Co.
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1898-05-21
BT1RCUARs sCARBD OFF.

Last night burglars attempted to ef-
feet an entrance to the home Of John
c. Hook, at the southwest corner OF
Tenth and Poplar streets. They had
removed the screen door moulding,
when they were frightened off.
Evening journal., 1898-05-21
pRAKpMEN's PATRIOTIsM.

The braltemen of the East Yard of
the p. w. & b. railroad raised a dag
pole in front Of the yaudmaster Office
Yesterday The flag wifi be raised next
tv,aalr
Evening journal., 1898-05-21
eTTTI IN BITSINESS,

II. T. Sergeant, coal and wood,
removed from 100 to 103-109 Md. ave.
opposite w. & N. r. R. office Delmar-
via phone 5l5. General Office, Seventh
and King streets, 5S7.
Evening journal., 1898-05-21
AGED NRIEND DEAD.

Nirs. Sarah Carpenter, S4 years old,
we'll known in This city died at Media
yesterday. She will be buried at the
Providemice Friends Burying Grounds
on Monday.
Evening journal., 1898-05-21

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Evening journal., 1898-05-21
BOARD AND ROOMS.

HOUSES and lots for sale or exchange
LAMBERT J. FOULK. 9l9 Market street
Evening journal., 1898-05-21
SIXTH MASSACHUSETTS VOLUN-
TEERS

The Sixth Massachusetts, Volunteer
Regiment passed through this city to-
day over the B. e. o. road. The regi-
ment occupied three trains and was
bound for the South.
Evening journal., 1898-05-21
HANpY,s INNORMAL AppREss.

Congressman l.. Irving Handy drop
ped in at the rooms OF the Democratic
League Of Delaware Thursday evening
and delivered a short address on the
money question, and the issuing Of
bonds to meet the expenses OF the war.
Fine lunch tonight at Hucl's Hotel,
Sixth and Madison streets.
Evening journal., 1898-05-21

A lhack will leave the corner of
Fourth and Market streets for Lom-
hardy Cemetery on clear Thursdays
and Sundays at 2.3O o'clock p. m.
Evening journal., 1898-05-21
DON'T WAIT

GEORGE c. MARIs & SON.
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS,
Eighth and Shipley. Institute Bulldlng:
NOTICE.-Sl9.50 will buy a 3-Drawer
Sewing Machine, made and guaranteed by
the White Sewing Machine Company. Re
pair all makes Sewing Machines.
L. NJ. ROCKEFELLER,
No. 100 West Seventh street.
Evening journal., 1898-05-21
BUSINESS CARDS.

MONEY TO LOAN.
Do you need money to meet press
ing demands. Penn Loan and Stor-
age Company, Northeast Corner Sec
ond and French streets. loans money
on merchandise, furniture, pianos and
all kinds OF goods. over twenty years
at the same place.
JASON d. BLEEKER, Mgr.
Evening journal., 1898-05-21
RIOHARD CALLAHAN BURIED.

The body OF Richard Callahan was
buried ait Cathedral Cemetery this
morning. High mass was Said at St
Paul's Church.
Evening journal., 1898-05-21
SPRING RESORTS
HELP WANTED.

WANTED. Salesman; salary from
start. permanent place. Brown Bros. Co,
Rochester. N Y.
Evening journal., 1898-05-21

CONTINUED on Sixth Page
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-07

telegram had been received by the lcmc-
cratic leaders from John X. Mclean re-
questing that his name be kept on, OF
the senatorial matter and urging detno-
Gratis TO agree upon candidate for SEN
ator to defeat Hanna. While there WAS
no positive confirmation Of this slo'S,
there were Developments which led 10 the
belief that il contained some truth Last
evening. thee Press, d local democratic
.saaper. contained an editorial advising the
democratic members 10 vote for a ,ieniV
'crat for senator. Tonight the same paprr
reverses lis position edtorially and adyigcs
the democrats 10 vote for any republican
TO defeat Mark Hanna II Is also known
that influence is being brought TO bear 10
force all democrats into limo. y NUMBER
OF these members have declared that they
would not vote for u republican, ana II
they persist in their attitude there VIII
be deadlock
The plan of The anti Hanna people rs
said now to he 10 force all tho democrats
Into line and defeat Hanna AT the outset,
They are entirely on the defensive nov,
and Il Is claimed n long deadlock VIII
weaken their position. There is no lack
of confidence, however, nj the anti-iianna
headquarters, although this demands being
made upon the boiling republicans Is III
creasng every hour.
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ToDAY's FORECAST.


sHINGTON-The joint commission of
ederation OF the Methodist Episcopal
VIII meet here today.
rON-Today is set for the execution Of
NJ Neil. Jr. for the murder OF Mrs.
Z. McCloud of Shelburne.
louis, Mo.-The execution OF George
Pson, under sentence Of death for the
ing OF Joseph NJ. Cunningham is fixed
|ERSoN, Ind. Tonight all the employees
window glass factories. who have been
nce last July. will report for duty at
.RAMGE, Ga. The two negroes, George
hd William Smith, who are confined
same cell, convicted of murder, are
ced TO hang today
fORk-The Salvation Army has com
ARRANGEMENTS today for the reception
'erai Booth of London. who Is expected
we mere within a few days.
,HiNGTON-.Inles Cambon, the new
ambassador to Washington, Is expect
new York today. where he will spend
nsys, and then take up his residence in
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POLITICIAN.


The Hanna managers claim TO have
enough votes, whio the opposition say
The situation Is 70 10 20 ngainst him It
looks as though he viii bo defeated II
the opposition can unite on man. Dem
ocrats have it In their hands 10 defeat
him.
Mississippi legislators invite Bryan to
address thcm.
Hon. George Fred Williams Of Massa-
chusetts cordially received Ia Denver
The Maryland senatorial deadlock Ia
siIl on.
Democrats OF Mississippi nominated II.
d Money for senator by acciamaton.
Ex- Governor liogg formally announces
that he is not candidate for vice prcsi-
dent aud is no, IN politics sasc to aid his
friends. democratic nominees.
Prof Stafford has Withdrawn from the
race for superintendent OF public instruer
iion
Mr. Foster Ia well satisfied with the
outlook for Major sayors' candidacy.
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local.

The Organization OF the Brasheaf cen-
paigr committee.
Ncw officers elected for tho Young
Mems Christian Association.
The salvation Army proposes some more
work upon purely practical lines,
Mr.. Joseph r.. Meyer VIII not make the
race as a reform candidate for mayor.
A beautiful Christmas tree BY the suns
da- school children Of the German Meth
o1ift church.
Interesting meeting Of the San jaclnto
chapter. Daughters of the Republic.
A recommendation for marking tho
channel from Morgan's Point 20 Bolivar.
A slight misunderstanding At the Hous-
ton East and West Tcxaa car shops re-
suited IN four men temporarily quitting
work
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wAsHisuio,.

Bill to protect the Insignia of the Red
Gross and providing for congress OF In
dinns at Omaha passed by the senate.
Interstate commerce commission re-
sumcd hearing of the nnii-sealping biz
arguments.
Representative oyerstrect introduced the
monetary commissions bin.
Tho friends and enemies OF the c,vii
service law exchanged broadsides IN the
house. MI Grosyencr OF ONO ana Mr.
johnson OF Indiana both made exhaustive
speeches.
No steps so far taken by tho government
looking to foreclosure OF the Central Pa
clio.
Pension attorneys are working hard to
have Evans onsted.
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STATE.


Valuable platinum deposits are being
worked near Jacksboro
Mother Augustine. for many years moth
81 superior, buried at Galveston.
nf Reed drpies there Is any diphthcria
AT Rock island; four cases some miles out
some days ngo.
Mr.. cavitt OF Bryan is recommended
yay highly ms successor 10 Governor
Ross.
Ross memorial meeting at College post
pehed until January 10.
chnctaws aud Chickasaws arc said ~ be
satisfied with the lands they propose to
pl rchase Ia Mexico.
A jury was secured in the Shaw murder
case at Clcburnc.
Particulars Of The deed OF trust OF A.
Dn Young CT Comanche; receiver asked
for the Lazarus stock at Ennis.
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Personalities.

Washington. January 6--Eastern Texas
Fair: southerly winds.
Oklahoma, Indian Territory and Arkansas
Generally fair; southeasterly winds.
North Dakota--Threatening weather.; snow
Friday afternoon; colder: variable winds.
able winds
Kansas--Partly cloudy weather; southerly
winds.
Nebraska and Colorado Probably cloudy
weather; variable winds
Wyoming--Threatenin wenther, with light
snow in extreme Western portions, probably
colder: southerly winds. becoming northwest
eriy
MISUNDERSTANDING weather aud light
snow; probably clearing Friday afternoon;
colder. northwesterly winds.
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ciiisA.

Russia is trying TO get a "Iease" Oh
Fort Arthur.
Germany r. tauntins Great Britain with
the Chinese grab. but Il may develop that
William has somcthing he doesn't want
Al alliance between Great Britain and
Jaran Is openly asserted al Shanghai
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A Chance for Mclean.
Murat Halstead in Pittsburg Dispatch

Murat Halstead in Pittsburg Dispatch.
One OF the reports breathed from the
wires just now Is that Mclean Is to APP
pear here on January to take command
and promote future chances for himself
j should think he stands quite as good n
chance to be elected here as Bushnell does
and HE real scheme Is supposed TO he To
promote chaos In the republican party.
and with the aid OF Foraker's friends. ar
range for taking possession OF FornkeT's
scat. There is a good deal OF perspective
Just now In Ohio politics.
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DOMESTIC.

The governor Of California refused to
interfere. the supreme court denied ha-
heas corpus, purrsnt gives up hope ana
VIII be hanged today; refused burial in
The cemeteries.
weayers Of New Bedford have decided
10 strike.
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GOT TWELVE THOUSAND.
ga EmplOyc ana Cash and
bbObnds Are Missing.

ga EmplOyc and Cash aud
bbOBnds Are Missing.
YORK, January 6-The American
Fs company was robbed today of
4 and Clark Braden, Jr., trusted
Ye, is missing. Central officers and
p detectives are hunting for him.
days ago the night messenger was
III and Bradsn, clerk OF the com
fpr more than ten years. was tenn
" substituted.
,ng the parcels TO be sent on the $3.50
train on the Hudson River road
aorntng We're several containing cash
amount Of s55S2 and one containing
1000 Chicago Gas bonds. II was Bra
duty to take these packages to the
return % k,e office and remain on
until I o'clock.
u the employees arrived Braden was
the office. The safe was locked.
were no receipts far valuable pack
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Shreveport lines held meeting ana
agreed that rates from the Atlantir sea-
boefd territory would be the combination
Of local via the gulf ports.
A 100000 union depot for Fort Worth
has been decided upon.
Tho Southern Pacific mnde rate ON
ties from East Teaas to FL Paso.
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cl,,..

sagasta oniy hesitatcs ASKING the United
States TO intcrrede with the cubans for
peace because he fears q revolution In
Spain.
General Gomez would grant peace II
spuir would declare independence and re-
eti,c in return special tarin laws; also u
srain would sell the island for ssoo voo.ovv
Plot to asssssinatc Gcnarri Araugnren
discovered BY Representative Kings
guide.
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A SUMMARY OF TODAl'S IMPORTANT NEWS

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ages by the morning train, although the

ages by the morning train, although the
hooks showed that several such parcels
had been received at the office.
That the robbery was hastily carried out
is shown by the fact that S25,000, mostly
in cash, was left in the safe and thai the
bonds were taken Notices were sent to
every banking and financial institution OF
the country warning them against ptir-
chasing the stolen gas bonds. These bonds
Fave face value of $4,000. but are worth IN
other markets $3.50. They are for $1,000
each. issued in 1896. and bearing per cent
interest. They are numbered 1903, 1877.
1859, 1890 and A19l.
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Denver. Colo, January s,-Iion George
Fred Williams OF Massachusetts arrived la
Denver this morning and was met at the
depot by reception committee. The peo-
pie generally, regardless OF party affilia-
lions. Joined In The arrangements 10 ex-
tend a characteristic Western welcome 10
the man whom the regard us the leading
champion Of the silver cause IN New Eng
land During the forenoon Nr. williams
was escorted TO the State house and was
cordially welcomed by Governor Adams
and Mayor McAurray Tonight a formal
dinner was given In his honor by thu
Alumni OF Dartmouth college.
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GENERAL POLITICS.
The MnryInnd DeadIocis,

Annapolis, Nd. January e.The dead
lock over the speakerBhip OF the Maryland
house Of delegates was not broken today.
and there are indications that II VIII not
be settled for some time to come. In the
senate today nothing Was done except 10
send a message TO the house announcing
The organization OF the senate. In the
house beer garden time Was had with no
result ~.
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AnnihiIated His Family.

Bristol. Tenn. January Elm ut OF
insanity at . O'Clock this morning Alex
ander Carter, wealthy citizen Of Green
vile. killed his wife and ls-year-old
daughter Monte with an ak while they
slept. then shot and killed himself.