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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-12

st
e osat to s ss ana ss.,s, the s United
.s. srasa, ,s as, the
he shall Judge becomes my duty NOW 81
with ue a sps w AZ .s a' arisen The a
a mate connection the S eus ssa question s w cuba e
~sn :, rfame upon the nation to
founders tho Republic succeeding adnss.
The present revolution is but the ..s,,o, !, ,s .
which have occurred Cuba extending over ps
NOTED STARE. To- st s, e a which during its
enormous American trade and commerce. caused
offended @ a humane an
tn. ss, s.n s'9 sss s sss ..s % y
as aasssssa tn the hi, history IN.
% snss where aas
the power the sovereign state Our people have
Gus community reduced to comparative, want its lucrative
ruins and its people pershins deiuuo
commands to police @s eur o"a
cun. trade has sares the sp sn' d py cuba
ta to s s aue Of our people have been sore
y hv 1 On VIM, TO n IN the National legislature 50 that
ay @ m to domestic advertisement that becomes st"n
.ansemens An this must needs awaken has indeed
-. In April 1895 the ellis from
The Evil. the the Cuban war became that
x ssne f.nss sGHT ss Cuba s sn flag and
consider any form ra mediation indeed
Spain herself might see fit grant The continued
Of evls Cub.
eeei Of Christian pees rhe policy
1s. ssaes s saas embrace
all he
the open agriculture, nts% were driven into the fronea
t sy rb P aus l n9ln. Dr9s0 all KINDS
the Ian tuu-
prtesan and the powers
administration which
o.
o Mtnnz Havana and Pma Del Rio The agricultural
towns and their immee vicinity epved the
As the scarcity foo increased with the devastation the dopuea
By March 1897 according
incident
o
effective military
camps proved The
andhe
disease could have titled the soil without
ior their surpf or for the support " the cities The
va o
pdetned results AS said last December,
not civilized ware was ne only peace could Deg
Of the rear @ Die h n s aCns s ina, surprised the second
war in
the walls of the city of Havana itself
Even @ ,rav to bs yoIu s be their own and their conquest
histae with
lem Q
and the
pledged
iute whout that liberal party committed
long vance policy of reform involving the wider piap OF home rule
this government made through It's
eny,l an conditions
the land although accepted the extent
by would
end and that more
nAhe "'hois sa henoo' prevail Az tae
with Spain continued and completed .ne
another connected WIFE
November single person entitled IN any
y5ourN rejection renain n aspa
n restitution oil the un-
foiae reentrad and the
had
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-12

s # ss p s. s Appointed sss ss i've them sss
mature that short q iasaou
Or the other tn
ss hardly be oatemps % S,s
s irSi !. v arc a s ~ y s as States
have much 70 lose ss me nseoass
To this submitted so4spoaas
October nns Il s sssGsps s Gas s
@ farms ' ana ' ne 5 Co ] s 'sn s , '.s s 1 1:
United States sspsrins with The
The spanish Cabinet si umo
Peace Il. che s' c., ss s snss ~.
nna the
mott s sa asy nss Spanish mss
p by a Insurgents s o he n si s s,.a s
the
before m and are Substantially nS s sr m rs Of wSsn are
os n so s ea Of Incarnation Of nsa ana tho mnaa,,
mo s sspna,Sn discussions pre- ai the final conference, It under.
by nso.
uiOs indirectly
% s sn ss s r and saa Disappointing reception the 's'''
,,, anna. De December
the contestants an, ,rvson s WAR t by on s
8 Rh ' not " "'ss' u G' , a can not be thought Of
Theoupon
The DANGERS of words, in
% tn: .s.s 's s., s ssss q:
wa. not npsn an @ s h s '9s"sn ~, s-
especially upon the latter aspect Of the question
ssa aa ' s p arsa% ' 1 's 's@ Of ss which While
could not in territory
fully now snsn Sat @ u s my n regard and
n a from which process the sonod recognition
one end for which laDoe of
the island
ea'1ns question Of lsenlsns this
an early day They well ii
sfs december q 1886 on the subject
disputes IN relation to
giles for dominion Gh i'm spnI H America to.
h u S III, p' ssn the @ .'a our
and encountered other
Ds,s' d decide ns ,s thus a,
relate andev
zs authority Of the prevailing without
on every ot a TO % m," Of the original controversy But this
contest, q, In the contest between Spain and the
~ " and waited not until iii the
and Her coon selves was fully established engg
:subjuted had
they r@ognled Such n regard Mpieober
Its invading defeated o and MI ss
government Of Txas @
confines But the is ar tmm nsa aa
party OF physical force on the Mexican
executive Is ralyig Its foes under
threatened ,ovoo, Tho -,
sa in res, h % Ca as nspend'd and there nothing
ent of its Independence regarded consistent
all similar f.
prooeio4 to consider tho risk ina, , NTH, .
imputed to the United stinvie
OF the Tansn for in
dependence an incident the
10 houds daloani
tain our present attitude not until Mexico
of the
O. provedb
Of
this
abroad andin Inspired conhden at home" = -
ror
stnn I o
Cons
sutu fact body polite having
has cases
3 o
The being
Ing with that body by declared all
provisions for sustaining - perns must ,. Furnished. 5,. s , e. -. e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-12

washington, April 1.-THE president TO-DAY 80, ~
message to the house and Of the lned s,,,as.
70 tna pecept of the commands Inc
OF IL md " .io
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-12

Tho reply OF the Spanish cabinet was rcco
. Sist nltimo II offers, as the means 10 brin
to confide the separation thereof TO the
much as the concurrence OF that body would
final result Il being hnm nrn,. .inanrsfnnh
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-12

is true that with regard to Texas the civil au
lis invading army defeated. the chief of h, re-,
ent power to control the newly organized COVER
confines But on the other hand, there is II,
parity of physical force on the side of ,reyas.
executive is ralying its forcey under n new
TO recover it's lest dominion. Upon the is sue a
dependence of Texas may be considered as sus,
crliar in relation to the situation OF the Unite
ment OF its independence at such a crisis coul
with that prudent reserve with which we have
all similar questions.
Thereupon Andrew Jackson prooeede 4 to {
imputed to the United States motives of selfish
part OF Texas, and the avowed purpose OF the
dependence as an incident to the incorpo ration
thus: Prudence, therefore. seems to die tate Il
tain our present attitude, II not until NJ oxico
ers shall recognize the Independence OF the ne
OF time or the course Of events shall hay pro,
people of the country to maintain their epsrat
ernment constituted by them. Neither Of the
plain of this course. BY pursuing 1T We re but
policy OF our ----eat, q policy wht h has
abroad and Inspired confidence at home.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-12
f. The Recognition OF
/. Independence
{: q Grave Issue.


o prudent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-12

These are the words of II
are evidence that the United
by public law az the conditio
a neutral state has not (to-wi
sliiute In fact a body noliiic.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-12

-. Theroupon reviewed these alternatiy
Grants measured words uttered In
:sanguinary, destructive and cruel no
conclusion that the recognition OF III
lmnrnciirnhln md inhnfanslhin nna q,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-11

Member sf Dss of shs eldest Fam-
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-11
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-11

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as VILLAIN Wa.l8ee AID Sent fer The pro-
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-11

HAaA4.,s .-aa- A4a.sou PARK, so4A.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-11

~AfT WHIST Ter ara mig torpe<.3 suit,
II .%an psrk Sunday eye.snx
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-20
TrOops Arrive.

1Iiv sIIe'i,sii ,taIT 'wIrn r6sIt,eary r.
t"!lrth ARTILLERY. ordered from f, ut TeF-
ley, Kan. to Fort Monroe, arrived her.
at 100 O'Clock this morning 1t was
antehded TO run the train straight
1htNuSh to Old Point. but the orders
We're afterwards changed and the cars
Were shifted to a Siding in tia. yard, to
remain there until 6 O'Clock this morn
ing
me train was made up ,af twelve cars
carrying seventy five men. Including
the officers, and sixty five horses. TIL.
tt""ps left Fort Riley Thursday even me
and came straight Through Several of
me oflcers and mem We're on THE street
this morning looking for a beer Saloon
raMHnS to get amy beer they declared
INNS was the dryest place they ever
STRUCK Why. we san get anN7th ing 10
drlnk on Sunday We Want z,ut in Kan
sls Ssald s.inner;. IF this is the way
thev do business in Virginia on SUNDAY
| guess l'M have to drink ginger ale
today"
This battery was ordered to Fort
Monroe 10 replace detachment IL
troops sent south last week
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-20
Will Open a Hotel.

The Central Hotel at the corner of
Ihlrty-flrst street and Washington av-
enue. will shortly be remodeled and
conducted ON a high plan by Mr. l.. H.
Sturges. formerly of Cape Charles and
recently Of Baltimore.
MIR. SturgeS was al one time proprie-
tor OF the Arlington Hotel at Cape
Charles. He will eXpend several thou
sand dollars in making the needed i'm
provements to the Central and will
name it the Metropolitan.
The house will be managed on first
class plan and will be conducted on a
81 rate. 1t contains rhirty-iye rooms.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-20
SK|PS BY THE MOON
Negro Lawyer Leaps Out of a
1wo-Story Window.
AND STRIKES 2:4O GAIT
While Policeman John Williamson Waited
for *. L. Landlord the Attorney ABB
seconds to Parts Unknown.
Cause OF the Trouble.

r. T. Landlord. the cotored lawyer,
| has LEFT :or parts unknown. and it 5
Wen For him That The Shook the dust ui
B"s ',ffie.d off his feet and hied himself
90 another quarter of the earth, for had
| County Puiicemun John Will!u msou
laid hands ON h:m Landlord wpu ii
have been a changed man a few min
uteS afterwards.
SIEVE al Weeks ago there appeared in
tine Daily Recorder. u negro paper pub
lished in Norfolk. a slanderous clarge.
Inc item IN Question alleged that TIE
Off Ger made improper advances toward
| female prisoner in tire lookup
The authorship Was fixed Ln Lark
foid.g 1t got little too warm for the
colUred attorney and proprietor of a
SALON in Tin Pan ALLEY. and he left
the city. Several ndgi,ts ago La.llifolxl
returned to Blpo,lfie4d, tn. mixing the
Trouble had blown over. Officer Viii
manson learned u,s the nHgroS return
At 3 o'ct5ck 'h- located him in n house.
he went to the door. knocked nIli call
ed Tor Landlord. Then re waited for
the negro. 1t was calm night lima
shed sheen of Tight that E,l!stened ON
the PLACID waters of Hampt, N Roads
ana surrounding flats. Even 'RoodfieId
OF the rattle of the W7ouncut pianos IN
the saloons could not be heard The
Void was asleep. Officer Williamson.
WaNed for Landlord, but the negro uLd
4i'' COME uPNn- Directly t:rere was u
thul- The lawyer had leaped out IF
the back window from the sec ND story
OK the nUi!dlng. He never stopped, and
"nen the policeman saw him he was
going at u 2:4o gait across tl!.. fields.
too far away and too scared to be .ver
taken That was the last time Ianl-
io1u was seen in BloOdtield. Since then
MS atty-stt-law' shing1e has been pull
ed down and his personal effects sod.
l-ailk1' rd came to Newport News
over a year ago He branvhe,i out in
Soodfle!u and began to practice law
"A lew months later he was arles ed IN
a Variant charging him w.rh the be-
traH,A OF a Petersburg ntgress under
pom Sc OK marriage. He was taken t..
WE S".:khne CITY. but the case did not
go |" TRAN. as h. married the women
70 IS ape me clutches IF tht. law.
ttanki"in then returned to Nsyyp, ut
news leaving his wife behind. Later
ne opened saloon in Tn Pan alley
ana 1,1 sl!lce has figured frequently I'm The
Bloodfieid courts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-20
BRIEF ITEMS,

Miss Fannie Pittinan, of Smithtield
is visI,inE her sister, Mrs. d. D. Mo
PhtrSon. IN East End
MIR. Il. ID. Overton, of the United
States shipping Company. left last
nj Srht for a visit To friends in Baltimore
Mrs. Ito'oer1 Bruce Latham returned
yesterday from Baltimore
Mss Nettie Henley. of West avenue,
who has been IN a visit to relatives
IN West Point. Va, returned home yes
ueI'day afternoon accompanied by her
sister, Mis-. Maggie LipSconrb and Miss
Lula Brooks, % West Point who are
nov on a vfsft to the family of Mr.
Thomas b. Henley.
The rumo' that Frank Barlpman.
formerly OF this city. Tad been killed
in a ihtlway wreck near Chester, Pa,
Was unbranded. He is alive and Welt
The Chesapeake Il Ohio pay car ar
rived yesterday. and genial john
Hancock. paymaster of the road, has
been busy all day distributing salaries.
Some unknown person entered the
sailors boarding house on the Acre FIJI
day night and madea iywithhis horse.
night and made away with his horse
Ine tEeft has been reported to the po-
lice. VIII" are now working with the ex-
psctatinn of covering the animal
Mr.. Harvey n. Lone. formerly AN an
ploEee at the shipyatd. while at work
on the masts of Hhe Puritan in the
Eo:fok navy yard yesterday morn ,ng,
fell t. the deck E,e.ow, breaking his
arm snd dislocafing his shoulder. BE
was attended by the yard surgeon and
sent ~ his home
Miss Mary Kenyon. of Warrenton, is
the guest of Miss Hattie Murray
Miss Annie Freeman has returned
from visit to relatives in Gloucester
county.
Mr.. Philip p. Tascum, of Baltimore.
is the guest OF his Brother Mr.. H. Lee
Hartman.
Miss Chriss!e Wallace, of West ave-
nue.. left Friday evening for visit to
relatives ne'4T Ashland
MIs. G. n. Pettus. of Blackstone, Vir-
GINA, is visiting her son. Mr. V. NJ Pet
tus. on Twenty -siNth street.
Miss Rosa John Brooke, of Lexington,
is The guest of her cousin Mrs ] L.
Marye, Jr., of No. ll:3 Hampton ave
nue..
Mr.. William B,-ney. foreman of LIB
ertE Fire G. tlipinN. left yesterday
for Philadelphia. where he has accepted
a position At Cramps Sllipyarj.
Charlie w. Kitter1nam. OF Lynctburg,
mas been appointed under the civil SER 4
Vlce 4 cGpyist on ICoba ton i'm the gov
eminent construction office a the New
port News sfrpyusd. He Will alr.ye N
the city tomo. row mourning and will at
once enter upon his is; ne'w a ~! lids,
ths. guest OF her aunt, Mrs y. s. Davis,
tiO twenty SS.yenlth street
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-20
PANDO NOT CrAPTIu,EyI,


here tyday that General Gurcias forces
have captured General Pando The re-
pdt has caused tins. widest eXciternen
among the Chbans here. who believe
this would bring Spain 10 terms.
Nj A ANA, March 1.-THE rep0r,
circulated here that General Pandrl. tha
Spanish comma nIs-r in chief in CUBA
has been captured by the insurg4nl
General Garcia, is untrue. According
|" the latest aGvices General Pan1o
had left cieSo de Avl.a and was pro-
eeed'ns 70 the eastward. probably with
Puerto Principe as his DIES tin lti1n
One six-insh gun and a valuable. ca =
bic We're recovered today from THE
wreck of The Maine The bodies of two
OF the Maine victims We're sent to Key
West this afternoon on the steamer
Ohvette. Chaplain Chadwick is revis-
ing the hist of the bodies thus far re-
covered. He incl!nes to the belief that
larger number has been recovered
| than has been STATED but will know pos
itively as to this in a few days.
| In l. semi -S'itrical editorial entitled
IAN for humanity" La LucG,a today
refers to the fact that Spain is enter
teinng the people with a carnival and
Cuba is deeply interested in the coming
elections, while the United States
seems to be entirely devoted to human
| ity. The editorial says the relief work
! is so widespread and so greatly varied
here that 1T is not impossible to suspect
| that there is some other motive for ii
than charity, and hirhs at 4 desire tu
| \ m~.ricaniZe Cuba.
| The paper says OF Miss Cara Barton's
offer to lbuild houses for the sufferers
that in time these might grow int
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-20
Ne Tvs OF R|CHONMD
Considerable Excitement in
Military Circles.
WAGERS BLING SrllLtU
CotonelJohn W. Richardson slu, so, ke-
iuTnishcd His Office. Memb, r,or IA
Seed bureau Arrested. Crowd
Coming I" the Las nc ing
(Speci,al 10 Nne Dailv Press }

RICHMOND. VA, hnwch l9-I,nara
IS uec.deu difference OF upniou be-
tween in"ma'e>s OF the last Legisl. ture
AND some nt the Dfflce-hoders who
were ouSteu by recent ena.suInentS
" iMSH We're intended TO abo.lsh certain
"tsitons. Fur ms tenre, me register OF
the land office. Colonel Jlnn W. Kich
alNsnn, whose ott!te was abolished. ,,as
not yet reinquished his ella IN 20 the Of
nee, and tnaA, together with OH mi
ncT' POSITIONS. is now ave-, ting decision
" the autuiGlvH Senv:Al Ii IS nor
nnoNh just Wn.Nl the luseS Will be up
t!ucI.
mere IS good deal of excitement in
iir'H cary circles over THE action of the
supp eihc Court OF Appeals in refusing
~ i'teiieFe IN any way witn the find.
'HSS or jurisdiction of the general court
lifatt!a! Winch recently met in tbs clty
SeNG.at members of the m.Gitia we've
lfneu for various ofiencess against tb.,
dis .p.irle->tDSent witn.ut leav,. ,.c
ana The O. unset for the accused advised
u'ia LIE ntltS be not paid in order THAR
L test case might lie made This WAS
zone. ana the Court OF Appeals having
, usi,ue" that NJ was "a mgot case,
TO-DAY uhe question OF "a ma1udam mus no
c"inpet the Payment OF the other fna.s
vas ARGUED before Judge T.. C. Minor
ol the Law ard Equity Court, The cas,.
mas attl,tcted Il good dead of uttsns ION.
,t 'nitrhS military men. and the
ma disposition OF Tx. matter : any,
.ously Awaited. Argument in tn.. ..,s,A
was heard at 4 och elk this evening
frst"fficte Inspector II. r. Gregory
"a, nas CAUSED the arrest of 2. F. Hum
i'. ey anu =. T. Jones. who have been
"otlS q lucrative bus Ness as the. Vir-
SilEt Seed Bureau. 1t is cha,pad -b.-
the hrn has been improperly using th.a
mans N advertising certain Things and
not complying. The men wer. ir,fnrs.
nat ION -Ai''i-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-20
Judges Elected,

Folloying is a list of the judges ap-
pointed by the City Democratic Com
mittee to serve at the legalZed primary
which will be held Thursday, April IS:
First Ward-ChaI>les Adams, 7. w.
Judkins and Lewis Wakefield.
Second W'ard-MesSrs. J. M. Griffin
and S. \. Fuller
Third Ward-Messrs. w. r. NfcFall
w. F. Webb and c. c. Crumpler.
Fourth Ward-Messrs. BagEell, Hen
~ Haley and Robert Wilkins
Fifth Ward--W. 9. Stuart, R. H.
Harris and "A. II. Henley.
SIXTH Ward-M. o. Morris and w. p
Ea,iard.
Seven. h Ward-P. n. Folan. o :hers
10 be collected.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-20
Through Trninto Old Point.

1t 1t stated on authority that an i'm
prnFement Will shortly he made. in ,hs.
service OF the Newport 'Nws, Hampton
anu Old Point Railway Compa ny be-
tween Newport News and Old Point.
w hen the weather permits tht.
regular use of the summer cars on the
lime. the cars Will be run from Fortress
Monroe to the Shipbuildlng city without
Hampton.
The cars will be run every fifteen
minutes. and as there will be no delay
at this. power-hOuse there is every reas-
on to believe that the time between
the two terminals OF the road VIII be
much quicker.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-20
Torpedo Boat Rogers Arrives.

Ihe torpedo boat Rodgers, which was
DUH at the Columbian Iron works i'm
baltimore, arrived at Old Point late
last evening and viii proceed to TIL
Norfolk navy yard this nlorning, where,
she WIN be put into condition to 60
into commission. This little terror
ltit baltimore yesterday morning AT
Ill O'Clock, coming down the bay und5t
ons- boiler.
Torpedo boats are now in great de-
lnlhd by the government. Spin has
Two large !iotillas of This class of YES
SRsl. which uutnumber the American flee;
VI tel-lNrS greatly