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The International Sunday School Lesson.
june 10, 1898. Matthew XXXyI1y, $40
- The Then l.ortl. NJ 49,

Ers The tisen Lord.
There was nothing preternatnral In
the personal appearance OF Jesus Christ
In the forty days after his resurrection.
His countenance was not like light
ming, nor his ra!ment white as snow
He was mistaken for gardener and
later as common traveller There
was sweet "humanness' in his words
as well. He'uttered Mays name with
/ q familiar accent. He appointed free
and easy Galllee as the place OF rem
devious. Even the salutation. "Ail
hall" which In our version seems 50
majestic, Is really just the common and
happy greeting of friends. But
this "humanness" of Jesus appearance,
In which there Is shown gentle consid-
erateness OF the disciples, Is offset by
the divinity Of the commission to them.
No wonder Liddon calls Jesus plan
Original. and, humanity speaking. "au-
dacinus. The idea OF a universal re-
llgion was brand-new to Jew and Greek
alike. The creation OF worldwide,
unconquerablc spiritual empire. the frs:
heralds of which should be Galileean
fishermen, who had mot yet conquered
their own misgivings." was certainly
lle IIOSl courageous SGIltfHe ever CHUTE
ciated. !. 81. The nationality and prac-
disability of Jesus scheme" Is insured
by two faots. which he declares at Its
inception. The work TO which he COM
missions his disciples palpabiy tram
sends the utmost human power. But
the power OF two worlds. heaven and
earth, inheres in the Founder OF the
Kingdom OF the God Therefore" re-
ceivlng their commission from such q
source. they can 80 with confidence to
disciple. baptlze and teach the nations.
Again. the sustaining presence of Je-
sus shall not be withdrawn from his
bodily, disappearance from earth. It
shall continue In per2etuity, and with
out days Interruption. until the end
OF the age. :. = Twenty centuries
have passed; how fares It with Jesus
plan? Who shall! say the mustard seed
has become the ,all-shadowing tree, the
lcaven has leavened the lump? Spite
of persecution, hercsy and schlsm the
kingdom OF souls carries Its frontier to
Arctic SHOWS and troplc junSles, and all
nations now observe the things Jesus
commanded. This unparalleled eNpan-
sion arrests attention It Is ut least an
Incidental evidence OF the power and
truth OF Jesus Christ AMI his doctrine.
Well may Boileau say. "1the Church Is
real thought, which every man ought
to etudy;" and Liddon add: ut Is n
great fact, which every man ought to
measure"
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FINANCE ANp faADE
srhn Features, ai IA. slonsy aid stasi,
gtgffif 6,Is Markets. 49, 81 x


NEW YORK, June i7,--Money on call
itesdy at 'i4 9i,Lk per cent; iastltan "
per cent. Prime mercantile paper s9t
per cent. Sterling exchange arm. With
actual business In bankcrs' bills at
- ,Ss,4GijS5ss for temnnd and at $3.50
ilSIN FOR sixty days. Posted rates
"a 1904 .ss1s and "a se,GRiisTy Com
merclat bills .i s.,EGi IS. Silver certl-
ilcatcs 5I&assci Bar silver 57Gc. Mex
lean dollars 45Ac. Pm
The unsettled and waiting temper OF
speculation was shown no less to-day
by the !stagnation In railroad stocks
than by the disposition to take ur ar
fe:ent members OF the group krown as
specia!ties. Z
Dealings in the railway, list were few
and far between and the only move.
mentl of prices. was tho sagglng ten.
dency almost Inevitable In llfeless
market Definite Information rs 10 the
conditions of the coming crops Is what
spectators would most like lgto
have. The markets were full
OF rnmors to-day OF Damage and
deterioration to the crops. The fall
ure OF the wheat market to reflect
any crop damage was attributed TO
large selling OF the accun,ula tons OF the
Letter deal. But coupled with the re-
ports OF crop damage It served to con-
fuse the speculative mind and dlscour-
age operations. Money also showed a
slowly hardening tendency and sterling
exchange advanced on demand for re-
mlttance OF dividends and Interest due
to foreign holers on July ] The violent
movement OF several OF the speclalties
reflected no general condition and was
without effect on the market beyond the
stock Immediately dealt in. Tobacco,
the rubber stocks, General Electric pre-
ferred and Lead all showed substantial
advances. the dealings In Tobacco be-
Ing on an enormous scale Sugar fluc-
tuated IN n most eccentric manner all
day over a range OF az points. part of
the time above and part of the time be-
low yesterdays closing price
Railway bonds were very dull In
sympathy with stocks. but prices were
better held. Total sales. s., 09o, 900.
United States new Is registered Y,
do coupon and the old Is registered u
per cent: the old As coupon Y per cent
in the bond price. The new As regis
tered and the old As registered ~ and
~ per cent. respectively, on sales over
the previous sale
The total sales OF stocks to-day were
90, 100 shares.
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LATE TO bed and early 10 ;rise, nre-
pares man for his home In the skies
Early 20 bed and n Little Early Riser,
the pill that makes life longer and better
and wiser. Charles r. Goethe, Market
and Twelfth streets; Chatham Sinclair.
Forty.s!Xth and Jncnb streets; A. ii
Scheehle. No. COZ; Main street \! Exley
I3ros-. Penn and Zane, streets; Bowie 4
Co.., Bridgeport. (
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WHILE THE WAR LASTS,

All who march, walk or stand, should
shake into their shoes IAllcn'6) Foot. Ease,
swollen feet, and makes.tight 'or;new shoes
cusy. 4 It absorbs MOISTURE, and prevents
chatting, hot. smartinE, blistcred, sweating
feet. All tho regular iitrn,y troona and
navy men ugo} IT. Volunteers I'm hot eli.
Aliens Foot-I:nSe is sdd NIL drllgElsta
and shoe stores, &c. Sample sGnt IsItEE,
Address. Allen S. ,olmstedl Le Roy, MY.
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NEW YoRK-!The dry goods market
showed generally good results. There
has been a widening OF me demand for
bleached cottons since the reductions OF
the early part OF the week and In some
quarters stocks have been very mater
tally reduced. Print cloths are quiet.
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NEW YORK-Metals-The feature OF
to-day's. market was a downward turn
by.tin and further pronounced strength
In che lead department. At the close
the metal exchange called pig Iron, war
rants dull with Sc 50 bid and Sc 65F ask
ed. Lake copper dull, with s1l rs, bid
and SO 20 asked. Tin easier, with SIS 10
bid an SIS 20 asked. Lea, strong, with
So 92h bid and So 97is asked. Spelterl
nominal, with.s5 90 bid and So 25i asked,
Lead Is quoted at So 70 by the firm.
naming the settling price for leading
miners and smelters. si'tt55
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Most Delightful summer Resort OF the

Moat Dei.htiht summer ltraort OF til Q
AlicGh-nies. j.t 4
Swept BY mountain breezes, $500 feet
above sea level. and removed from all
annoyances. Absolutely free from ma
laria, hay fever and mosquitoes. On
Main Line of the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road. Hotel and Cottages. Everyimod
ern conVeniences. Electric Lights, Ele-
Vator, Turkish, Baths, two large SWIM
ming Pools, Golf Links. Tennis Courts,
Bowling Alleys. Magnificent Drives,
Complete Livery Service. Annapolis
Naval Academy Band. Delightful cot
tages FURNISHED for housekeeping. y IL
desired) ready for occupancy June i!
Hotel open from June % to September
80. 1iii s1.5.2 b Z.
For rates and information. address D.
c. Jones, manager, Baltimore & Ohio,
Baltimore, Nd, until June 10. After
that time, Deer Pork, Garrett County,
NJ |- - j v '. & - q
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The best salve In the world FOR Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores, letter. Chapped Hands
Chillblains. Corns, and all Skin Erup.
lions. and positively cures Piles, or no
pay require. 1t Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded,
Price Is cents per box. For sale by Lo-
gan Drug Co. SIS SD
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SIMPLE FRENCH COSTUME FOR 1E COUNTRY FROM MARpfRs elzAR

A simple Madras gown for the coun-
try has Its corsage composed OF broad
tucks in front. the upper one framing a
square removable plastron + OF black
satin. which fabric also forms pointed
Girdle and narrow cuffs. contrasting
harmonlously with the Dresden colors
OF the gown. The back of the waist Is
closely fitted.
The peasant skirt. slightly gored at
the front and sides, Is made with four
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Petroleum..

OIL CITY-Credlt balances S5c; certi-.
flcates closed cash offered at S5c; no
bids: no sales during the day;shIpments
G9,Gl0 barrels; runs HAS barrels.
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THE Cuban. question and political ID.

THE Cuban. question and political Is.
sues sink into insignlncancc With tho
man who suffers from piles. What nd
most desires. Is relief. DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salvo cures piles, Charles
n. Goethe, Market and Twelfth streets:
Chatham Sinclair. Forty-sIxth and ia.
con streets: a. L. Scheohlc. No. GOT Main
street: Exley BROS. Penn and Zane
streets: Bowie & Co.. bridgeport. 2
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deep tucks encircliny It below the knee.
1t Is gathered at the waist. and Its
width Is three yards and three-quarters.
The proper cut OF the gown can be OBJ.
tanned onlv' from the cut paper patterns
published by Harper's Bazaar, where 1t
appears. sil.ss.,.
The sailor hat has black satin
band. and the pasasol is OF plain straw
colored silk.
Approximate quantity Of material for
gown--l2 cards OF Madras. yard OF
black satin. =.
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ISooi,
DEER PARK HOTEL, DEER PARK, MD.

NEW YoRK-Wool quiet.
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b.
sCHICAGo-cattle steady; choice
steers 81 goa5 So. medium 81 SCOT 67Js:
beef steers 81 1904 IS: stockers and
feeders 50 5Oa5 co.. bulls s.; 90G54 20;
cows and he!fers 50 3OG1 rs; calves
50 5OI7 Is. Hogs active and Toe lower;
fair to choice So 9cMG4 0IE packers
s. '75aS 30; butchers 50 S0G4 o?31s: mixed
50 1891 on: light 50 ESQ., 95;g pigs Sc 703
8 50. Sheep steady: natives SO 25a5 Is;
rams 50 5o@4 90; fed lamhs "a OO;shorn
lambs 81 25G6 10: spring lambs Sc ,00G
G $50. Receipts-Cattle. 5000 head hogs,
$4,000 head; sheep, 5000 head.
EAST=LIBERrY-Cattle steady; ex.
ira 81 9eGp5 90; prime. 81 So@i 30; COM
mon 81 0oG4 30. Hogs fairly active;
best assorted mediums and heavies
si10G4 10; heavy Workers s4.0514.10:
fair light Workers 50 95I4 s0O:pIgsI 50 700
3 90; roushs 81 5Oa3 To- Sheep steady;
choice clipped s. 3594 4O;common 50 ESQ
, 20; choice clipped lambs 81 9oG5. 90;
common to good - GOAT so; spring
lambs 81 5095 90. Veal calves s6 COG
c 50. OK
CINCINNAT1-Hogs lower at 50; 0O9
3 95, p 81 !,
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g OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: Intense Itch.
ms and st.nging; most at night; worse
by. scratching, II allowed TO, continus
tumors. FORM which often bleed ana sui-
cerate. becoming very, sore. sSWAYNE.s
OINTMENT stops the itching and
Bleeding, heals liberation, and in most
cases removes the t,imors. r. Al drug.
glstss or. by mall; + for so ;cents.s$2 DE-
Swasne & Son. Philadelphia, K Refuse
all substitutes Is. J. "a, g, tths&w7sl
ONE ,MINUTEil Is. not long. yet RELIEF
ls obtained in hnlfs that time by the usd
of One. Minute Cough Cure. :, It pre-
vents consumption md quickly cures
colds, Group. bronchitis. pneumonia, ID,
grippe and all throat,Sand lung troubles
Charles r. Goe;Zc, Market and Twelfth
streets; Chatham Sinclair, .Forty-s,xth
and Jacob streets: a. IL. ,Scheehle, IA:
COZ Main street: EXley Bros. Penn and
Zane streets: Bowie 6; Coz. Bridgeport.
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BONDS AND STOCK oUorAT1oNs,

BONDS AND STOCK QUOTATIONS. r
U. s. new Is reg 1875 lore. n & Nav "a
40 coupon...".!I Pittsburgh .....1ss
w.. 3. IS 1900. .lC9ia Reading 1915
do coupon...". lllist Rock i Stand. -. .lO6I
do seconds -. % list. Paul ,.l..... e9f
u; s. es reg......ii2Ll do preferred. ..iiS7s
40 6s coupon. liza st: P. & Omaha &c
facilic Us OF s9..lgl do preferred, ..ii91
Atachison ...:;;...l I IS% Southern Pac.,. lsH
p ao pre Gii ~ ~ Texas & Pac.... Liz
Cn ar' 2 "a ciac ~ Union Pacilc... ISL
CO.. sov,harr, ri XII wabash .........
San;ai Pnetec a.. do preferred l9
ches Ghin 9 III Wheel'g & L. E., .
S.ht a Ai;nu x do Preferred. II
Shi ~ r. n iSi,C Adams EX.......100
r. G. Sait american Ex....121
do 1884,, ~. 90, GO 10. s. Express. 40
nj H,,dso,,. 1917 Wells Fargo. ..5.120
nj 7 ani, q " III Am. Spirits. -, l3A
bon r. Pic e 49, 5n do preferred. 36is
a. Sre dS,p al Am. Tobacco....lI6 !.
Erie (now) 13a peoninssi ne,
do first pre.... 5512 r,oi e u.s.. 80 ~
Fort Wayne. .l6S a. ,s ron. 2Giss
Hooking Valley. OK c ~ pIs;ieLred... ~ ",
Illinois Central. .1e+is I'LL. Eissctric... !,
Lake Erie s: w. 10 II n as s1eei.... ~
do preferred. Il Ad AZ ..,;;.....;... %
Lake s., off'd.. .lS9ih D. 10 preierred...l6
Lou. & Nash.... SIS p aTiHc NM 2S4s
Mich Ccntral....10S sm fai....lS
Mo. Paclfic....... s. S,ses CcE....... ~, a,S
n. ]. Central.-.. 93i sugar ..;.....;..'
Northwestern Tenn. Conl & 1. 23fa
DO nreferred. III. S. Leather. *
Northern Pac,., os1LI do, preferred. 65;i
do preferred... GsH Western Union. 92A
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der OF mind reading. Compare It with
the juggleTv that passes. bv that name
among people of the western hem!s-
phere." n =. 80
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DEPART.
. ;.lfMaIn Line. a NJ = 6 ~

! Trains ZNos.T1, 2, S and 6 daily between
Cleveland and !Uhrichsv!lle. 4E All other
trains daily, except Sundays.
Electric cars between Bridgeport and
Wheeling. and bridgeport and Martins
Ferry and Bellaire. ~ " wv Adj "
3 Consult agents for general information
as to best routes ard passenger rates to {
all points. l{Ns ~ SO ~
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KNllE gNIoNoNGAII ROUTE is THE
4 - Short Line between ,Fairmont and
Clarksburg Quick Timc-Fase Trains
Sure Connections. When travelling to- or
from ClarSsburE or West Virginia 4 Pitts
hnrgh railroad points, sec that your tick
.ets read vim the MononEahcn River Rail-
road. Close connections at Farmont With
b. & o, trains aud at ClurksburS5 with 81,
~ o. and w, Y. p traluS. Tickets Via
his route on salc5at NIL II. & o. and W.,
W & p, II. II. stations. ~ I5l5s.s,i 4
HUGH q. DoWLES. Gcnl, Supt.
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NEW YoRK-riopr, receipts 1850
bafrels. eSppris q SrO hnrtels i. nm riknt

NEW .YORK-FlOnr,, receipts 1850
barrels; exports $3.50 barrels. market
weak and i5fS25c lower, i{
Wheat, receipts lsi.o75 bushels; ex-
ports 40, COZ bushels: SPOT market weak;
No. . red SSc {, o, b. niloat: options eS-
perienoed another weak dny. and closed
about tho lowest at II! &c net decllnA:i
latter on July; No. 2 red July closcd at
Sl&c. n n
Corn, receipts lo5,3o0 buihels; exports
1929 bushels; SPOT market weak No
2, STnc; OPTIONS closed lac net lower;.
July closed at 8GsSc. ~ y y II
Oats, receipts lS2.400 bushels; exports
1900 bushels: No. . white &c; opt!ons
closed lsc net lower; July closed zoe. 4
Hops flrIner Cheese llrrn. TailoR.
easy. Rice steady. Mola sses quiet, II
Cottonsecd oil dull md easy.
Coffee. options opened steady; closed
barelv steady and s POINTS lower; sales
1880 bags, Il "a
Sugar. raw quiet, but stsaay;trehnei
steady. ~ IN =
BALT1MORE-Flour1 quiet and UNI,
changed. Wheat weak: spat and month
S90S9ifc; July s0i5 GS0k c.; receipts 49,
\ 600 bushels; exports none Corn quiet
and easy: spot and month i35ss GD35kc:. 4
July 35hds5Nc August; receipts oS2, 900
bushels; exports 22i.SOO bushels. Oats
firm; No. white 32922lsc; No. q mixed
30lsc: receipts $500 bushels: exposts
$1,000 bushels. Butter. eggs and cheese
steady and unchanged. 3,
3 C1NCINNAT1-Flour dull. Wheat
nominal; No. ? red Sic., Corn. quiet; No.
mixed Ssc. Oats dull; No. mixed
27AQ?Sc, Rye quiet; No. 2.5s42c. Lard
quiet at IS 90 Bullemcats- quiet al
IS 62ii. Bacon easier at IS .65. Whiskey
dull at 81 g., Butter quiet. Sugar easy.
Eggs steady at DC. Cheese steady. q
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RAILROADS.


OTHER TRAINS LEAVE WHEELING.
For Steubenville and Pittsburgh rs a.
5m.s week days: for Pittsburgh and tho
East and for Columbus and Chicago at
,risbure. Baltimore, Washington, Philadcl-
'phia and New York Mt 1856 p. IN. daily; for
Steubenville and Dennison ut ,3:55tp. M,
daily: for Pittsburgh at 100 p. m. week
days; FOR Columbus. Dayton, ClncInna Il,
indianapolis and ST. Louis at go D. m.
week days. City time. !TF2.Its
Parior Car 10 Pittsburgh on 3:55 p. m and
III q ~ z d m. Trains, $5SI gIs
Persons contemplating trip will find
II profitable in pleasure and convenience
will make Mi necessary arrangements for
,hi delightful Journey. Tickets will be pro-
ipided and baggage checked through TO des-
3LSttef5s.:,lIl> v. JOHN G.. ToMLINSoN.s I, (
Passenger and Ticket Agent. Wheeling,
,EW. Va ., asls;..s. iA5& ocs: +
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y ~ " tsenkest. u aStlSMs.-
Articles, opsn. lilisS, low. clssei
Wheat, No 2, q - 1. - = 4 - 81
7 June y,,,.,...l M 81 u 30 III SLY
July ..aa., 4'N 7snf ~ibl. x ~ 4
Z Sept. ....,.s,l 20 i0iI 4N 6SIbb B 6Sis
n Dec II. ~ " 1phl 2 TONI 3 ~ II = 60 y
Corn, No y. Elf III X \ -
q ,June ,!t,!-,i s7Nl ~ sits nv
July ...t.,-, Nh 81 81 9lftl y .aiN
\ Kept l.I.n-,l 3s5a gySi an " III
Oats, So.2 = ~ III FTl sl7ls
July ,.H,,-,l Nsiki .Tii GSJfl .sIS
( Sept. ..,.,.tlf alHl n iii e5s,ls0 s14.
Mass Pork. HI.Ela ~ iifSl TX Y
55s s$i. ,S.;:: s sss "a "a Sc
'Lnrd!li al 1871 \ ~. l2'1sl
,,I ss s$s N, s:. IN IL EGG
ss shys. .::., W. M Etsss s Nj
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The Tencl,rrs Qnivcr. RI
& II ia suggestive tint tho last meeting
of Jesus and Mg Whole company OF be.
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WHEEIING ATuRDAY JUN Els. Isgs

butter market Sas frm; CT eameries 1l9
i6e: dpiries ii y eilailsr, y m
Eggs steady; fresh 2 &c Az \
~ Tho tlrnLlng -fnitirnn rnnsrh ~ fnlinMn,al
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Metals,

c1Nc1NNATI-Hogs lower at s., oo9
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SttDaily, except Sunday. 10 -i5-7s-s =
4 s;Sunday church trains will leave. Elm
Grove ut e:i3 q. m. and Wheeling at 1917
sp.s IN. y9@5 IL. Z. WElSGERBER, IN.
Z iiI....5-19. IS. = General AInnnEer !.
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EINAsc,s.,a

q, LAND, Pres. Jos. sEypoLp.i cashier.
IVA, JErEERsoN. ASST Cashier.
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WI 81: 4 RLA GROVE RAILROAD R. j;

Il On and after Saturday, February ., 1896
trains will run as follows, city time -;
The herald., 1898-03-23
The Maine DISASTER
NOT TO BE CONSIDERED CAUSE
FOR WAR
CONDITION OF CUBAN PEOPLE
Demands Immediate and Effectual
Intervention on Humani-
tartan Grounds
=.

Special to The Herald.
. WASHINGTON. March z2-This Is .
. the administration program for the .
Q disposition of the pending trouble .
. with Spain. 1t seems to lead inev- .
. itably to war unless, indeed. Spain .
. makes some abject concessions: ..
. First-Senator Gallinger will talk .
Q on Cuba in the senate tomorrow. .
. doubtless the profound impression .
Q caused by Senator Proctor will be re-
. peated.
. Senator Thurston discusses the
. same subject on Thursday.
. Third-On Friday the official re- .
Q port Of the court of inquiry will be
discussed by the cabinet.
Fourth-On the same day the pres .
. ident will cable report of its full
Q conclusions to Minister Woodford,
. with instructions to- lay it before the .
. Sagasta cabinet and to demand an
. indemnity, the sum to be fixed on .
. Friday. .
Fifth-The president will on satur- .
Q day transmit to congress the report .
Oof the court Of inquiry. .
(Note the fact that he has COM b
. municate Spain's answer. which is .
. expected to arrive in the meantime.) .
Sixth-Within forty-eight hours .
. after these communications have been .
. sent to congress, the president will .
. send another message to congress, de- .
. claring that the United States must .
. intervene in Cuba on humanitarian .
. grounds, and that vessels containing .
. relief supplies, properly guarded, will .
. at once be dispatched to Cuba In .
. other words, the United States will .
. not fight over the Maine disaster. but .
. hostilities will, or may, be precipi- .
. tated by Spain's refusal to permit the .
United States to feed the starving in .
. Cuba. .
This forecast of the administration
program is CLEANED from the best author
ity, and there is hardly possibility that 1t
will be changed. Only some unforeseen
and entirely unexpected contingency can
defect the president from the course he
Continued on Page Six.)
The herald., 1898-03-23
THE LOCAL EFFECT
Friends Of the Harbor Get Promptly
to Work


On the receipt from Washington of the
news that the fight against San Pedro had
been renewed the friends of the project at
once went to work to meet the enemies
tactics.
ternoon from Congressman Barlow to tI.e
chamber Of commerce, as follows:
''Great effort being made to defeat San
Pedro appropriation in the senate. Take
active steps Immediately"
Meanwhile Senator Perkins had sent to
Senator White the following:
"Strong efforts are being made to strike
out appropriation for San Pedro in surdry
civil BILL Am confidently informed op-
position claim they have sufficient number
Of votes to do so.''
Then one came from Mr. Barlow to SEN
ator White, which shows the sender to be
slightly hysterical but very much In ear
nest:
Senate. committee proposes to strike out
San Pedro appropriation. My God! we need
you here. Work wires.'
The chamber of commerce at once sent
all of the above messages to Senator
White, who was on the train bound for
this city, and in reply received the follow
ing, sent from Lathrop:
publish names appropriation committee,
inviting acquaintances telegraph individ-
ual members; have commercial bodies and
chairmen political committees wire strong
ly. start Thursday"
Hon. R. c. Kerens. who left Washington
for this city a few days ago, thinking that
San Pedro was safe, sent the following to
the chamber Of commerce from Phoenix:
wired friends strongly at Washington
and elsewhere. The senate will sustain
Senator White, even though committee
omit San Pedro appropriation"
The only thing to do is for every one to
The herald., 1898-03-23
Not Long Lost

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2.-Aaer
having been lost for twenty-four hours. H.
M. Craig, wealthy, retired merchant Of
Rochester, N. Y, who has been stopping
at the Palace hotel, reappeared today.
Last night Mr.. Craig and his daughter in
tended to take the $50 o'clock boat con-
Meeting with the train for Los Angeles, At
the ferry his daughter missed him, and no
trace of him could be found. The police
were notified. and Special Officer Glennon,
as well, worked onthe case. This morning
Mr.. Craig explained that not being famil-
lar with the ferry system. he got on the
wrong boat and reached Oakland, where
he passed the evening, returning to San
Francisco at an early hour this morning.