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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-07

EeSdftIou I'm NustunTt uoer DeFlHHlle
puntte All penben, pel9e, fOpe;t ecs in un'
Tersr Ma9t Iisgt, getpGbrt tperben pirS.
Mnfruoen. bsnen ni9t Der Same uno bic
oenaue abreFe bss Srugeteaers beigsfiigt
limb, tperben ni4t b%eantportet.
9i eRebaftion.
2073. ST erfu9e sic, mir, ipen1 mOgs
1id, aus benz G6icagoerNOreBbu4 bic 4oreI>
fen bon 8iG BOB unb So4em SdrDoer
mit5utbeilen,
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Nntnort: Der Name WiQiam @oB
fcmmt ni9t peniger als 5ebn DIAL in
Q(breBfalenber Dor; bic Mbrefen in itoem
ein3elnen SFaue limb: 400 u. @rie Str, 487
q. ~sFrancisco @ne., $40 81. Win9eIter Npe.,
1OO27 @ping Qpe., 1859 q. 2apnoale Ipe.,
1850 %. 40. pGace, 1885 Milpautsa Woe,
155 Saitings Str, 327 Woib5prre MDe.,
unb % @oncorb 9lace. Mel6sr lit nun Der
re6te? Sn &c. 1874 Trp Street pobnen
3rsi @6roeo:r, bic beibs ben 9rrnansn
Soa6im tragsn. Der cine TT Elm S4neIoer,
Der anbsre Elm Supelier.
2O74. @oGen sic mir, bite, mitt6eilea,
mo- cine 5irmu unidIiig 1T, pel4e &upf:r
llnb Waefiing uuftuuft9
6rant 9anter, S.Oltotu.
Mntpprt briefli9.
2075. Meine Sub iaugt ii4 ief6it Die
W}il8 aus. 8as lit bus bette Mittel bier
eegen? Sd babe i6on pielerlei probirt,
a1es balf ni4ts.
S. @itbsreif N, SSopd.
Nntnort: Grit in go. % Der Set
tooe" bonn 8, SUM- bat rim !9err Gdeppele
aus @1racuie in Nebrasta einen 9ierauf be-
| 8iiqli9en gutsn Rat6 ert6silt. Die 9}pgz
Gi6feit borauslebenO, bab Sic ein netler
@6onnsnt bieier 3eitung iino, nil iD i'm
Bier nod einmal fOIgen lofsn: ~S9on
mebrere WSale bcbe i6 in Der u8e:iage" Inz
fruqen gele1en, ME man elmer Stub ods
9el6bausIaugen ubgetpObnen fam. 0as 1T
qana einfa6, man gebrau9t 4 Pfoftn, IL
ettpa % .3oa bid u1b Is 3p1 lang nno mhrt
nabe iebem @nce 2 BIDDER in Der Quere ben
ettpu z 3ou, bann oerfertigt nun e:nsn
SFrame (gu6men). M8an nimmt od3T 8. 9.
ben Gabmen zines @tublfites gum Wlocel
utb Geat benielben Der Sub Tim ben 0dis.
Die 9foften Ioltsn aufre9t gu fteben TONI
men, bic @prpfien nerben Der 2duJe mad
iiber unb unter benz 9als in angemeliener
Qdnqe anqe6ra9t nub banm befettgt unb
nun fiiqt man ben Rahmen 5uIanmen Big
quf bic aIpei lebten Sprpffen. Die Sprofen
ouf benz SalIe bilben bdnn ben 8erI1GtB
urb bus Salsgef9meibe Der Sub lit fert!a,
@s 6inbert bic Sub peoer am 5reileH nod
am Gaufen i'm @taG ober auf Der Weioe, eS
btnbert lie dber baran, ben &opf na4 cer
Settle, Dem Gutter 3u, gu biegen. Jfod1 elm
fa6er lit folqenbe @orri4tung. Wfdn n:mmt
cine 9lanfe BON ettpu 2 6ei Ia SUB, perfer=
tiqt buraus rins 8Or obne 9edel unO O6nt
8oben, leet bieie Der Sub UNI ben Sals uni
figt es gut 5uiummen; hunn GerialuB. 9i'
Sub unterlGBt uu1 bann Oas Sel6iffau9en.
2076. l., Mein 8o6ofen lit bon Gdii,
unb 6eu9tigtsit ringeroftst. &Onnen Si
mir elm Mittel angeben, tpie i'd i5a tpieoeI
in quten s3uitanb befOmmen fam? g., Nel
DIES gei6Gft liefert Notenbu4er on bilig:
item. 8itte I'm Mbrefe.
Sribu s biering, Soma.
Mntmprt: l., mir lift fem anberei
Mittsl als bus folsenbe 6etaant: 1 s5ei
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-07
Observation-Disclosures Brieffaten.

Ginsm i.ben 2sIer 1T bus T:@t einss'
rGar,.., fi6 briefli6 obsr miinnli4 ar bic
ReSaftion UNI Nusfunft ibsr beItimmt'
puntte gu penben, pel4e, fOtpe;t scs in un'
Terer Ma6t Iisgt, gstpdbrt fpsrben pirS'
Mnfragen, bsnsn ni@t Der Same unb BIZ
oenaue Qbrefe bes SrageteGIers beisefiigi
limb, tperben ni4t beantportet.
Die Rebaftion.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-07

Die @perlinge, Die fi4 audi i6on in
seras beimif9 gemu4t BADEN unb bic uls
pDutg nubIos bstra9tet purben, finb nit
einem Male in Der N9tung g~eftisgen anb
namentli9 fir ben Surmerftanb gu Rettern
oepprben. @enaue 8epba9tungen in 2ime=
itone. McQennan unb 9iG goun!p Adben err
qeben, paB file bic Raupen an ben 8aamz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-07

@pf eine Dpm SetrstGr Der 5tda!saderz
bdubeb0rbe BON &anas ON Die Sarmer
gepidteten &nfrage, tpeGde gorte barten
@ei5ens bort am pOrtbsil6ufteIten anse6uu!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-07

Dim 1. September nimmt bic Su9biuiiOn
in @isconfin ibren Anfang unb fann
bann bic &nalerei uuf undergraduates WilO
benz @efebe gemdB Oor ii@ gtpen: WaIb<
I9nepfe, geb6ubn, 9irt6ubn Gr&ufflsb
@rou1e"l, &egenpfeifer unO S@nepfen, Big
gum /. Oe5ember. 8ilbe @nten, 9dnie
unb o8rant" Bis gum 1. Mat 1899, Oas
@eTeb berbietet bas S3ieBen bon Waifer<
DDgeGn 8pif6enS onnenuntersang unO zauf@
gang, fopie ben @ebrau9 BON Segelbootell,
Saaeu, 2odenten II. /. p. BEL Der Sa5O,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-07

tper6en t0nne, bat Die grOBe Webr3a6l Der
4nttportgebep fi3 fir bic uSurtep Reb"z
8urietdt enti9ieoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-07

Obpobl bic WinterGpfe!ernt' in Mi6i'
ga feline 9roBe unb Die Truht aud niht
BON Der beiten 8sI4affen4eit iein mirO, 10
Liegen Die @erbdItniKe IN 0ieier 8e5isbnng
in biefsm Stat bo9 nod tpeit giinitiger, als
in irgenb einem Stat 6ittib bonn 6elfenz
gebirgs. SIN Sabre 1897 bate Mi3i9dn
POI, 497,13 Ncres &epfslplentagen drf3u>
meiIen unb bas @eiammt1reol Der 9fitii4s
pftun8ungen beaifferte Ii6 onf 38,991.38
Icres.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-07

Sn Der l1m9egenb bon PuIm1n, 8 q +:
ington, terri4t GROCER N}ungeI an 2re.
f4ern. @etreibe auf tuufenoen bon Ncres
ite6t in S6ods uuf ben Selbern, Obne &c:
brOf9en tperben gu t0nnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-07

0as ginto9en unb gintGnz
E n BON 8irnen, Srauben, SOmaten II. In.
tpirb aur s3eit Don umfi4tigen 9dusfrauen
alGertpGrts be1orgt, 10 baB elm gutter 8orz
rat6 bappn fir ben fommenoen 8inter Dorz
banben ietn pirb; bieie opn ben Sruuen
nebt ibrer regelmdBigen 8eiOr9ung Des
Sausbaltes berri9:ete &rbeit erforbert bel
Mii6e unb Mushauer, Defenders BEL Der fp
beiBen M~itterung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-07

Wie fsbr burA bic untrduier bus
probuttionsberm0gea Der G~uItArpflan3en
beeintrG9tigt pirb, benefit fol9enbes 8ei=
fpiel: Sci einem bergIei9enbsn 8srIu9 ouf
3pei gIei9 groBen Nderpur3eIen, beibe NIT
3uderriiben beitelt, bon pel9em Die e;ne
BON l~tnfruut b0lig rein gebalten puroe, iuG6<
1enb auf Der anberen bus l~1ntraut ulIgsiiDrt
fib entpideln tOunte, ergaben fi9 fpIgenbe
&eiultate: uuf benz Derusrauteten 5elDs
tpurben II gfunb &i6en unO III pfunb
8Idtter g%eerntet, auf benz 5elps OAas I'M
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-07

Die 3uderriben i'm pscos@SbaG in Rsn>
MeritO BADEN IN @n6etra3t rei9li9sr
Regengiife einen 9uten Stano.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-07

Nur feline Sabine perben babel erlaubt.
Man befolge bieie @eIebesbeiimmungsn,
I'M fi9 ni9t unangens6men S4eerertisn
nit ben @itb6itern aus5uisBen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-07

SOfepb S9apira bon NuTtin in 3eraS
beftbt fiGerli9 l1nternebmungsgstit. 81
fGbrt iiber 8aGbeiton nit 5000 Oubent
@iern unb 1000 pfunb Butter nuh 9aOana
mo er Die prpbutte gu boben Preiien 81 Der.
tcufen gebentt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-07

2073. ST eriu9e sic, mir, pena mOg.
li6, aus benz Gbicugoer9tOreBbu3 bic 4oreI;
fen bon Sin BOB unb SO4em SdrOOel
mit5utbeilen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
DISTURBANCES IN SPAIN
An Unsuccessful Effort to Reach Our
Consulate i'm Barcelona.

BARCELONA. April 1s.--Although suns
day morning passed quietly here. there
was a demonstration last evening when
the crowds which gathered in front OF
the newspaper offices read the latest an
nouncements OF the action taken by tho
United States Senate In regard TO Cuba.
After 1t became known that the Senate
had adopted resolution favoring recog-
milton Of the present insurgent governs
ment. there was a scene OF the greatest
excitement. and patriotic shouts were
raised on all sides When the students
heard the news. on leaving the theatres.
they paraded the streets. cheering for
Spain, and made an attempt TO reach
the United States consulate. The au-
tnorlties, however. had taken precautions,
and the students and others who took
part In the disturbance were dispersed.
VALENCIA. April lS-There was re-
newed disturbances here yesterday. in
which the women participated. Before
order was restored the gendarmes were
compelled to make two charges upon tho
mob.
LONDON. April ia dispatch TO tho
Daily Telegraph from Gibraltar dated
Monday says telegram received there
from Malaga reports a resumption OF the
riots at Malaga on Monday that the
American Consurs negro servant was
killed and many persons in the crowd
were wounded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
MUCH SUNDAY WORK
Made Necessary by the Preparations
for War.

TOT W NI.
PETERSBURG. VA, April 1S.-Speclal.
on last Saturday afternoon the Peters
bura Iron Works Company, through its
representative. applied to and obtained
permlssion Of Mayor Collier 60 have work
carried on at their works yesterday
(Sunday). Il was explained TO the Mayor
that it was entirely necessary that the
work should be done on Sunday, as the
companv had a hurried order from the
United states Government for large
Lon OF heavy bolts 10 be used IN strength
euiug Fortress Mouoe, and that the bolts
had 10 be shipped to the fort to-day with
out fail
Yesterday was 4 very busy day with
the Norfolk and Western Railroad Com
nanv. I'm view OF the apprehended war
-trorble this Government has purchased
an immense quantity OF coal which is
being shtpped from the Pocahontas Coal
Mines From midnight Saturday night
IN midnight last night ten trains or forty
five cars each. loaded with coal for the
Government. passed through here Tor
Lamberts Point.
Nfessrs. ] b. Kirkland, OF this city, and
Fred Winfree. OK Ettrick, Chesterfield
county. employed at the Petersburg iron
works. met with a most serious accident
Yesterday morning about O'CLOCK. II
SENS that some repairs were being MADE
TO a track on which there was a car
rlage containing TASKS. used in the manu-
facture Of projectiles for the United
states Government In some way control
OF the carriage was lost. and IT fell a
short distance. catching the right feet OK
the two men named Wmfree's foot was
so badly crushed that two Of his toes mad
10 be amputated. and half of Kirkland
foot had 10 be taken on. The injured
men are doing as well as could be e1-
nenfpd. a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
DECLARATION OF CONGRESS.


Foowinq is the text of the Senate
IOuse
the recognition Of the independence of the people
nquish its authority and
of Cuba and withdraw its land and naval forces from
Cuba directing the President of the United States
United States these resolutions into
sin borders shocked the moral
people United States have been disgrace to Christian civil
izaton the destruction of United States battle
ship and oft officers and while friendly
endured
the United States his message to Congress April
the action of Congress invited therefore,
Resolved First That the people of the island OF Cuba are and OF right
ought to be, free and independent
the duty the United States to demand and the
enmen hereby demand that the government of
Spain its authority and government in the island OF Cub
Cuba and Cuban waters
of he hereby directed
forces the United States and
of militia the States
these resolutions into effect
United States hereby dims disposition
jurisdiction control said island except
thereof asserts its determination when that is accom-
the the island its
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
WILL SPAIN ACCE0E2
A Strong Effort 10 Pursuade Her to
Give Up Cuba

LONDON. April i3.-The Rome corres-
pondent OF the Daily Chronicle says:
Some OF the powers, including France
and Italy. are acting in concert with the
Vatican IN an effort 20 persuade Spain ia
abandon Cuba"
IL IS said that Spain IS secretly inclined
10 this course, but prefers 10 await the
outbreak OF war IN order 10 have the ap-
pearance OF yielding 10 force and so 10 be
justified by public opinion.
Al the Vatican and several or the fof>
e,gn embassies. II is still believed there
will ba no war.
The Rome correspondent or the pahy
Mail telegraphing Monday says:
Archbishop Ireland cabled 10 the Pope
to-day. saying that he had great hopes
that his efforts for the preservation o.
peace would be crowned with success.
The Archbishop complains that the
greatest obstacle in his path Is the vio>
lent language used In Roman Catholic or-
gans in Europe against America
IT learn that the Powers are now dis
cussing the adyisibility OF Offering theip
nacinc mediation In the controversy BE-
tween Spain and the United States on the
basIs OF Spain ultimately relinquishlno
her sovereignty over Cuba but receiving
due compensation"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19

Inspector-General, 10 succeed Major Ia
I. Christian, retired.
a. $. Lanier Major and Judge-Adyo-
cate.
A. L. Lumsden. Major and Inspector OF
Ride Practice.
W. g. holland. Major and Engineer.
J. L. Davis. Captain and Aide.
Joseph T. Johnston. Captain and Aide.
Rev. benjamin Dennis. Chaplain. to sue
ceed Rev. Dr. D. c. Hiden. retired.
The positions OF Judge-AdvOcate. In
spector Of Rife Practice. and Engineer
were recently created Major Lumsden
was an aide with the title OF captain. and
will be promoted
WHO THEY ARE.
Major Spence, that is to be. Is at pres
cnt captain Of Company T., First N.r-
ginla Regiment. He has been In military
service thirty-eight years. In 1850 he
iolned the Grays. and served with them
throughout the war He was three times
wounded. In 1871 he helped 70 reorganize
the Grays, and I'm 1ss6 was made the
captain Of that company. He resigned In
1851. Captain Spence is a former COM
mander OF Lee Camp. He takes a lively
interest in everything that Is FOR the
good OF the veterans or the military.
There IS not a more popular man In the
militia. Ee will not have to resign hls
present command General Phillips VIII
promote him, and the position viii there
by be made vacant.
Major Lanier is a young lawyer OF
ouch promise Major Lumsden is we'll
known jeweler. and Major Noland Is 4
Young architect. Captain Davis Is at
present first lieutenant OF Captain
spence's company Captain Johnston IS
one Of the deputy sergeants OF the city.
Rev. Benz. Dennis is the rector Of Meade
Memorial Episcopal church Of Manches-
ter He Ia a man admired and respected
bv the whole community and his many
friends will be glad to learn Of the honor
conferred upon him. lie is a Virginian.
having been born and bred in the Old
Dominion. Previous 10 his taking charge
OF this parish. he was rector OIL chureh
In Birmingham. Ala.
FAIRLAMB TO COMMAND.
The promotion OF Captain spence ana
First Lieutenant Davis Will open up the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
.CARLISIS
ARE ACIIQH'
Only Waiting a Propl-
ti0uS Moment.
TOPERSUADE SPAIN
-------
To Abandon Cuba is the Effort
Of the Vatican
And some OF THE POWERS.
A Few Spanish Refugees
Have Left Tampa.
| MORE DISTURBANCES IN SPAIN
strengthening OF Fortificstion In Cans
aries-False Rumors Regarding
Torpedo Flotilla-Anxiety In
Madrid Army headquarters
Probably TO Remain in
Neutrality-suspicious.
| gents Overcome
Spanish Fort.
Spain seeks
n Loan.
MORE DISTURBANCES IN SPAIN

LONDON. April 1S.-The supporters in
England OF Don Carlos. the Spanish pres
tender. headed by the Earl OF Ashburn-
ham, are actively preparing for emer-
gences. Every detail has been arrange
ed to seize the propitous moment for ac.
tion.
The local Carlsts are convinced that
the present Spanish dynasty Is doomed
and that Spain Will be forced 10 choose
between republlcanlsm and Don Carlos.
They add that the only chance for the
present dynasty is n successful war
against the United States. the possibility
OF which is secuted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19

It is a settled fact that I'm the event OF
war General Fuzhueh Lee viii have
command Of the first division of State
militia that Will De formed
Rev Dr. Hartley Carmichael rector OF
81. Paurs church. will he offered the
position OF chaplain ON General Lees
staff. DR.. Carmichael will probably ace
ccpt. He was ont of the city and could
not be seen last night. The Doctor is
now chaplain of the Blues Battalion. lie
and General Lee are very warm friends.
They are ncishbors on Park avenue and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
THE DAY IN BRIEF.

~. tornado boat some was damaged in London
,r,y neadouartcrs wn probably remain i'm Washington
pr mat torpedo had arrived at Porto Rico was Found
TO De gounGiess .. -. .,,.. .....,
% Government TO buy more foreign
shlas ..,u,. A., ,,.ao. r.,. u.,. -.
hances occurred n sunday night An attempt was made to
III M red states Barcelona but was unsuccessful
sr is oAcaons on the cnaes and sending
.ri,os there and 20 the Cape Verde ISLANDS
az c 900 spanar Fla only l returned to Cuba ycer-
v on the special trip Most OF the others wi" re-
m -.
The protection much concern 20 ner senator's
rat deal Of Sunday by the war
so, Of iusuns attacked Spanish EePpjarosa few
Gays sSO, ana spscssdsd entering thu toHn. 4,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
SENATE FIGHTS HARD.
Agreed Co the Conference Report by
Vote of ~ 90 80.

Vote of ~ 90 30.
1yASIfTNGTON. April 1S-Shortly after
tr. s.r.f. convened this morning Mr.
EauIin.. of Utah. presented legal arsu-
r,rrf whether the authority to recognize
"a foreign power rested exclusively WIN
tge President AIR. Rawllns was gwen
only slight attention. as within % minute
afer hc began to speak the action OF 'He
House ou the Senate Cuban resolutions
was whispered about the house ana lHl-
nrIiutcly became the sole topic OF 4h-
tcrcst
Nr. Mason read and had referred 10 tho
%aylI Committee "a resolution extending
tre thanks of Congress 90 Captain oiss-
Al 2e5 o'clock the Cuban resolution
adoptcd hv the Senate Saturday nght
and agreed 10 to-day by the House Wilh
certain amendments, was laid before the
NON-CONCURRENCE.
AIR. Davis. chairman of the Foreign he-
1.tous Committee. iu order that tho sem
.tc MIGHT settle the question. moved no
concur lu thc House resolutions. INC
motion was defeated 1y - to 41.
Nfr Davis then moved That the senate
i.-ist uD0n its amendment 90 the House
rogoutlon and that she President OF 'ne
senate aDnoiut its confcrees Tine Hial
mart OF Afr. Dayss motion was "sI It-"
fo but the second part. aiter I"'h'I
heated debate was ocieatcd-ii-ts. ..,,
Consideration of the sunorN CIV" r"'
.....s r1en resumed. but in q short time the
.I.rp of the House of Representative
,.resfrtcd TO- the Senate the House $
i@titratior that tho House had insisted
rnon lbs amendments and asked for con-
ee-ence. The message was az once ldIo
hafore the Senate.
,fr Davis moved that tho senate dis
trree TO the House amendments ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
risbcrmen TO Join Our Navy.

ST. JOHNS. n. T.. April B.-The United
states Goyetnment has purchased the
British steamer. Regulus, now q. TINS
port, and will use her as coai carrier.
spain is negotiating for the purchase
of the sealing steamer, Algerine. formerly
d British man OF war.
The steamer Grand Lake. which sailed
for uaufax to-day. took ffty New
Foundland fishermen. bound for Boston,
where they will volunteer in the Ameri-
can navy. Hundreds OF others can DO
had for service IL they are needed .--
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19

their families are quite intimate. The
General is very fond of the clergyman
and the latter thinks much Ol the soldier,
diplomat and statesman
GENERAL AWAITING ORDERS.
General Leo ls awaiting orders from
Washington. He VIII return 90 that city
whenever called upon. 80 me SAGE came
90 him yesterday The General is SIM
OF the same opinion that nothing can
prevent war but the Withdrawal or the
Spanish army and navy from cuba ana
cuban waters and the surrender OK the
island.
lie does not belive that SPAIN will re-
tire without making some sort OF res4s-
tancc. The General is not at liberty 10
disclose any of the war plans but II is
quite evident that he thinks the war
will not be prolonged.
In this connection II may he stated
that 10 is pretty well understood tAat
General Lee is absent from Washington
by leave OF the war Department and
not the State Department.
LEE 70 COMMAND.
This fact IS significant. The General
will not deny or confirm the report that
he is 10 be commissioned q maior-gen-
eral OF volunteers but IL can be stated
upon authority that there Is no ques-
tion that the General viii have charge
OF the first division Of militia that viii
De formed.
Before leaving Washington Saturday
General Lee hau a long conference with
Secretary Alger and General Miles. The
three officers talked over the plans for
war. During the day General Lee be-
came subject TO the orders Of the War
Department.
ROOSEVELT AND LEE
u Is reported IN New York that Ass.s-
tart Secretary OF Navy Roosevelt Is 10
resign TO serve on General Lees staff
I'm the neld. General Lee received tcle-
oconunued ON Second Pagel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
SPANISH REFUGEES.
Only f42 of the 5000 In Tampa Re-
,.rn IN Cuba-Others VIII Remain.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, April 1S-The
plant Line steamship Olivette sa1Ie4
from Tampa for Havana at o'clock this
afternoon with il2 Spanish refugees on
hoard. These are a small proportion of
a colony OF 5000 located at Tampa. almost
an OF whom will remain al Tampa rhe
refugees to Cuba are young men ana
those without interests IA Tampa. carn
tain General Blanco has guaranteed tb4
safety OF the Oliyette.
WASHINGTON. April k.-Aeting ~
der Inztructions from the Spanish ninjo1
ter here the spanish consuis IN varioU
parts OF the country are making ~
Eangemsnts for the departure a ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
He viii Give Up Command of CON-
pany {,
THERE ARE THREE NEW PLACES.
\ ;. Lanicr for Judge Advocate, \. L..
Lumsden. Inspector of Rifle Prac-
ticc; ". &. Noland, Engineer;
j. Il. Davis and jos. r.. john
ston Aides, and Rev. Benz.
Dennis, Chaplain.

Should the Virginia militia or any part
OF 10. be called out to fight the Spaniards,
Brgadier-General A. l.. Phillips, the
commandant OF all the state forces. win
80 to war with every position on his
STAFF filled.
1t will De recalled that by . recent act
of the Legislature the stan was enlarged.
This. with designations and retirements,
ncccssitated several appointments. In
day or two the following appointments
will be announced.
L. Leslie Spence, Major and Assistant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
snnin IRVING TO Borrow.

LONDON. April ls.-It is reported in
tho cltv that the government OF Spain has
b-cn I'm communication with leading finan-
ciol houses here. including the Roths-
csiids IN AN effort to raise a loan OF a.
000 O00 pounds $50. OoO on the security
of the Almaden mines. The Rothscbilds
decline 10 confirm the rumor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
He VIII Be Asked to Serve
on Gen. Lees Staff.
IS AWAITING ORDERS.
The General viii Return to Washing
ton When He is Wanted.
STlLLTHlNKSWAR UNAVOIDABLE

I'm Which Event. While He Will Not
Discuss it. There Seems No Doubt
Now That Gen. lee will be Conn
misSioncd Major General,
and will Have Charge Of
First Militia Formed.